567—135.20 (455B) Compliance inspection of UST system.
	 135.20(1) The owner or operator must have the UST system inspected and an inspection report submitted to the department on a biennial basis by an UST compliance inspector certified by the department under 567—Chapter 134. The initial site inspection shall be submitted to the department no later than December 31, 2007.
	 135.20(2) Compliance inspection requirements. The owner or operator is responsible to ensure the department receives ten days’ prior notice by the compliance inspector of the date of a site inspection and the name of the inspector as provided in 567—134.14(455B). The owner and operator must comply with the following as part of the inspection process.
	  a.   	 Review and respond to the inspection report provided by the certified compliance inspector and complete the corrective actions specified in the compliance inspection report within the specified time frames.
	  b.   	 Provide all records and documentation required by the certified compliance inspector and this chapter.
	  c.   	 Upon notification of a suspected release by the certified compliance inspector pursuant to 567—subrule 134.14(1), report the condition to the department and undertake steps to investigate and confirm the suspected release as provided in 567—135.6(455B).
	  d.   	 Ensure that the compliance inspector completes and submits an electronic inspection form in accordance with 567—134.14(455B).
	 135.20(3) The owner and operator shall do the following upon receipt of a compliance inspection report as provided in 567—subrule 134.14(1) which finds violations of the department’s rules:
	  a.   	 Take all actions necessary to correct any compliance violations or deficiencies in accordance with this chapter. Corrective action must be taken within the time frame established by rule or, if no time frames are established by rule, within 60 days of receipt of the inspector’s report or another reasonable time period approved by the department. The granting of time to remedy a violation does not preclude the department from exercising its discretion to assess penalties for the violation.
	  b.   	 Within 60 days of receipt of the inspector’s report, provide documentation to the compliance inspector that the violation or deficiencies have been corrected.
	  c.   	 Conduct a follow-up inspection in instances where there are serious problems or a history of repeated violations when required by the department.