(1) The general assembly finds, determines, and declares:
(a) That the protection of the public from the dangers of hazardous substance incidents occurring on private property, other than residential or agricultural property, is a matter of statewide concern;
(b) That, without the provisions of this section, such protection is inadequate; and
(c) That the provisions of this section are enacted in the exercise of the police powers of this state for the purpose of protecting the peace, health, safety, and welfare of the people of this state.
(2) (a) Upon the request of the designated emergency response authority, the department of public health and environment, or the local fire department, any person who, in accordance with the following table, possesses the specified quantity, or a quantity in excess of that specified, of any hazard type of hazardous substance on private property shall provide the designated emergency response authority and the waste management division of the department of public health and environment and, when requested, the local fire department with a listing of the maximum quantity of each such hazard type reasonably anticipated to be present on the property at any time:
Hazard type Quantity
Class A or B explosive Any quantity
Class C explosive 50 pounds
Etiological agent Any quantity
Water reactive flammable solid 5 pounds
Pyrophoric material 5 pounds
Organic/inorganic peroxide 50 pounds
Poison A or poison B 100 pounds or 15 gallons
Flammable liquid other than a pyrophoric liquid 700 pounds or 120 gallons
Compressed flammable gas other than 3,000 cubic feet or more
liquefied petroleum gases at one atmosphere at
seventy degrees Fahrenheit
Liquefied petroleum gases Any installation exceeding
18,000 gallon water capacity
Oxidizer 200 pounds or 120 gallons
Combustible liquid
Class I 120 gallons
Class II 240 gallons
Class III 500 gallons
Corrosive material 200 pounds or 120 gallons
(unless a lesser amount is specified
in 49 Code of Federal Regulations