Allocate funding for petroleum tank cleanup

Added the word 'preventative' to the bill title and summary to clarify that preventive measures are covered.

Corrected a grammatical error in Section 2, changing 'shall may meet' to 'may meet' regarding meetings for releases under $100,000.

Removed draft indicators (SB 315.1) and formatting artifacts to finalize the bill as SB 315.

Reimbursement claims are now strictly limited to one per facility every 1,000 days following the last state-required compliance inspection.

A discretionary meeting between the owner, department, and board must occur if release costs are expected to exceed $100,000.

New provisions allow the department to approve, modify, or create its own corrective action plan if the owner or operator fails to provide an adequate one.

Added language preventing local or tribal governments from imposing different corrective action requirements after the state department approves a plan.

Corrective action plans may now include the establishment of a petroleum mixing zone as defined in existing law.

The bill title was updated to include 'Tank Release' and the summary was amended to explicitly state 'Providing Rulemaking Authority'.

A mandatory meeting requirement was inserted for releases where costs are expected to exceed $100,000.

The document was converted from a draft version (SB 315.1) to an enrolled final version (SB 315), removing all draft annotations and formatting artifacts.

Updated the bill header and page footers to change the identifier from 'LC 3849' to 'SB 315', aligning the text with the final Senate bill version.

Added a new requirement stating that owners or operators must submit claims and substantiating documents to the board in the form and manner required by the board.