Something changed that affects the emergency plan
The clock starts on the day of the change — and it is the shortest one here.
What you owe, and by when
Tell the local committee what changed here — within 30 days after the change, to the LEPC.
The rule: 40 CFR 355.20(c)
Free. No account, no email.
Who it goes to
- Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)
Some states change this list or add a filing of their own — we write down what each one told us.
What this usually looks like
A new coordinator, a moved tank, a different substance in the same vessel, a changed contact number. Because the trigger is “it changed”, this one can fire at any point in the year.
If you have already missed it
The local committee is planning around information that is no longer true about your site.
How we help with this one
The checker is free and needs no account: tell it what you keep on site and it works out which of these clocks are running for you, with the rule behind each one. Paying is what turns them into a watched list — we hold the dates and tell you once, before each is due.
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