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San Francisco County Municipal Code Art. 21 Hazardous Materials

San Francisco County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · San Francisco County

Cite as: San Francisco County Municipal Code Article 21 · Text as of 2026-10-04

Division I — GENERAL PROVISIONS

Sec. 1101. Findings and Purpose. Sec. 1102. Definitions. Sec. 1103.3. Director to Report. Sec. 1104. Department to Provide Public Information. Sec. 1105. Director to Maintain List of Materials Regulated. Sec. 1106. Unified Program Implementation.

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Division III — UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PERMITS

Sec. 1120. Permit to Operate an Underground Storage Tank. Sec. 1120.1. Application for Permit. Sec. 1121. Terms, Renewals and Transfers. Sec. 1122. General Registration and Permit Provisions, Disclaimer. Sec. 1123. Contents of Permits and Posting. Sec. 1124. Determination.

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Division IV — ENFORCEMENT

Sec. 1130. Violations. Sec. 1131. Emergency Powers. Sec. 1132. Authority of the Director. Sec. 1133. Enforcement Actions. Sec. 1134. Penalties. Sec. 1135. Civil Action for Retaliation. Sec. 1136. Liens. Sec. 1137. Director's Hearings. Sec. 1138. Remedies Not Exclusive.

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Division V — PUBLIC DISCLOSURE AND TRADE SECRETS

Sec. 1140. Maintenance of Files. Sec. 1141. Public Disclosure. Sec. 1142. Trade Secrets. Sec. 1143. Public Notice and Participation Procedures For Underground Storage Tank Releases.

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Division VII — INSPECTIONS AND RECORDS

Sec. 1160. Inspections by Director of Health. Sec. 1161. Inspections by Registrant or Permittee. Sec. 1161.1. Special Inspections. Sec. 1161.2. Substituted Inspections. Sec. 1162. Maintenance of Records By Person or Business.

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