Coast Guard Checks Paperwork for 30-Year-Old Tank Ships
Published Date: 3/10/2025
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Summary
The U.S. Coast Guard wants to keep collecting info from owners of tank vessels over 30 years old to make sure their ships stay safe. They’re asking the government for permission to continue this paperwork with no changes. If you own one of these vessels, get ready to share your data, but no new rules or costs are coming—just a simple extension of the current process.
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Tank Vessel Reporting Extended
If you own a tank vessel that is over 30 years old, the U.S. Coast Guard will continue collecting periodic gauging and engineering analyses under OMB Control Number 1625-0101. This is an extension of the existing information collection with no changes, and the Coast Guard says no new rules or costs will be added; the agency is inviting public comments before submitting the extension to OMB.
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