Requirements for the voluntary decommissioning of HOTs.
Reporting releases from HOTs and the cleanup of soil and groundwater contamination.
Rules for contractors working on HOTs and the cleanup of soil contamination.
This spreadsheet lists properties with former heating oil tanks that have a registered certificate of voluntary decommissioning filed with DEQ. Tanks on this list were closed following DEQ rules and a leak was not detected. This list is updated quarterly.
Note: This only lists sites where a tank leak was not found. Please use the “Search HOT Clean-up Sites” link above to identify sites where a leak has been reported or cleaned up.
The spreadsheet is sorted by street number, which is the most reliable way to find a listing. If you re-sort the spreadsheet by street name, zip code, city, etc. some files may be missed. The addresses have not been standardized or validated and may contain errors.
Voluntary decommissioning registration began in March 2000. Tanks decommissioned in 1999 and earlier are not included unless they have been demonstrated to meet all decommissioning rules, including soil testing, and a report is filed with DEQ.
A complete copy of the project report is available from DEQ including a map with the tank location and soil sampling results. To obtain a copy please file a Public Records Request.
You can download your own copy of the list or request one by email from the HOT Program.
For further assistance please email hotinfo@deq.state.or.us or call DEQ at 503-229-5696 and ask to speak to the HOT Duty Officer.