Section 46
Section 46
Where pursuant to subsection (1) of section 17 of the Ordinance application is made for a licence to store fifty gallons of dangerous petroleum or less in or about a house or building the following conditions shall apply to any licence granted –
(a)
there shall be provided within the licensed place in such a position as may be approved by the licensing authority one or more storage bins either constructed of brickwork of a thickness of not less than four and a half inches and rendered inside with cement mortar of a thickness of not less than half an inch, or constructed of mild steel plates of a thickness of not less than one-eight of an inch. All bins shall be fitted with a hinged mild steel lid of a thickness of not less than one-eighth of an inch, and shall be firmly secured to the ground;
(b)
no dangerous petroleum shall be stored elsewhere than in the approved bins and except when dangerous petroleum in being placed therein or removed therefrom the bins shall be kept securely locked; and
(c)
every drum and tin wherein dangerous petroleum is or has been contained within the licensed place shall at all times be kept securely stoppered and no drum or tin containing dangerous petroleum shall be bleached or opened nor any shall dangerous petroleum be drawn off or changed from one drum or tin or other container to another at any time by any means other than a pump fitted with a valve.
Storage of large quantity on licensed premises.