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9/8/92) <br /> Section 3 -3 -245: ABOVEGROUND TANKS. <br /> Section 7902.2.2.1 is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> a) The storage or Class I or.Il liquids in aboveground <br /> tanks outside of buildings is prohibited within the <br /> City of San Leandro. <br /> Exception: When approved by the Fire Department, the <br /> aboveground storage of Class I or II liquids will be <br /> allowed in protected aboveground tanks as provided in <br /> Appendix II -F. The tanks shall not exceed 2,000 gallon <br /> aggregate capacity and shall only be allowed in areas <br /> that conform to the Zoning Code. Tank capacities can <br /> be increased to 10,000 gallon individual and 40,000 <br /> gallon aggregate capacity in areas designated I -G on <br /> the official zoning map of the City of San Leandro. <br /> Appendix II -F is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> 5.1.1 Individual Tanks. A protected aboveground tank shall <br /> be separated from property lines, important buildings, <br /> public ways and other tanks in accordance with Table A-11-F- <br /> _ 1. <br /> TABLE A- 11 -F -1 <br /> INDIVIDUAL MINIMUM DISTANCE MINIMUM DISTANCE MINIMUM <br /> TANK FROM PROPERTY FROM THE NEAREST DISTANCE <br /> CAPACITY LINE WHICH IS OR SIDE OF ANY PUBLIC BETWEEN <br /> (gallons) CAN BE BUILT WAY OR FROM THE TANKS <br /> UPON, INCLUDING NEAREST IMPORTANT (feet) <br /> THE OPPOSITE BUILDING ON THE <br /> SIDE OF A PUBLIC SAME PROPERTY <br /> WAY (feet) (feet) <br /> < 2,000 15 5 3 <br /> > 2,000 50 25 3 <br /> 6.3 Dispensing Devices. Dispensing devices are allowed to <br /> be installed on top of or immediately adjacent to protected <br /> 4 <br />