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The Details of Apply for Marine Fueling Permits
What you need for Apply for Marine Fueling Permits
Any company or individual that provides marine fuel from fixed locations, barges, or mobile facilities (tank trucks) must have a marine fueling permit issued by the Department of Fire Services.
Fees for Apply for Marine Fueling Permits
Name | Fee | Unit |
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Marine fueling permit | $100 | per facility |
How to apply Apply for Marine Fueling Permits
Mail the completed application form and payment to:
DFS Licensing
Department of Fire Services
P.O. Box 1025
Stow, MA 01775
Next steps for Apply for Marine Fueling Permits
Apply for a marine fueling permit
Any company or individual that provides marine fuel from fixed locations, barges, or mobile facilities (tank trucks) must have a marine fueling permit issued by the Department of Fire Services.
Completed applications for fixed facilities must include:
- A photocopy of your current Permit (Form FP-006) to store flammable or combustible liquids
- A copy of your land license for the storage of flammable or combustible liquids (Form FP-002), if applicable
- A copy of your Certificate of Registration (Form FP-005) for the storage of flammables and combustibles, if applicable,
- A list of responsible employees who have been trained
- Fire department approval
Completed applications for barge facilities must include:
- Barge or vessel names
- Approval from harbormaster for each mooring site and for each barge or fuel vessel
- A photocopy of the United States Coast Guard Certificate of Inspection
- A list of responsible employees who have been trained
- Fire department approval
Completed applications for mobile facilities must include:
- A photocopy of the motor vehicle registration certificate (RMV3)
- A list of responsible employees who have been trained
- Fire department approval
Facility owners must follow the requirements of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Fire Safety Code (527 CMR 1.00). Year-round permits are valid January 1 - December 31 of each year. Seasonal permits are valid only for the months of operation.