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To amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to exclude certain propane storage facilities from certain chemical security standards under the Department of Homeland Security, and for other purposes.

Source: Congress.gov  ·  584 words in original text
This bill changes the chemical security rules that apply to certain propane storage facilities. It removes some propane storage facilities from having to follow certain chemical security standards set by the Department of Homeland Security.
Propane storage facilities that store propane for homes, agricultural production, or small businesses in rural areas are directly affected by this bill.
* The bill excludes propane storage facilities from chemical security standards if they store propane for sale or use in homes, agricultural production, or by small businesses located in rural areas (Sec. 1(a)). * If the Secretary of Homeland Security determines that a propane storage facility does not meet the requirements for exclusion, the Secretary must submit a report to Congress and notify the facility's owner or operator (Sec. 2110).
If this bill becomes law, certain propane storage facilities will no longer have to meet the same chemical security standards they currently follow under the Department of Homeland Security rules.
* Dwelling: A residential home (as defined in the Fair Housing Act) * Agricultural production: Farm-related activities (as defined in federal regulations) * Small business concerns: Businesses defined under the Small Business Act * Rural areas: Areas defined in the Housing Act of 1949
Not specified in bill text
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