LPST sites in Fayette County

The Commission has recorded 82 leaking petroleum storage tank cases in Fayette County — 0.3% of the Texas total — and 0 of them have no closure date.

The open cases

None of the 82 cases in Fayette County is still open: the Commission has recorded a closure date for every one of them.

When they were reported

A reporting date is not the date a tank started leaking — it is the date someone found out. In Fayette County the pattern follows the state’s:

Tanks still in the ground in Fayette County

The Commission’s other file — delivery certificates — records 87 storage tanks in Fayette County, of which 87 are marked in use. 30 of them sit at a facility that also has a leak case on record.

That last number appears in neither file: it only exists once the two are joined on the facility number, which is what this site does. What the tank register holds.

Towns in Fayette County

Buying, lending on, or insuring a site here?

82 leak cases are on the Commission’s file in Fayette County. This site tells you a case exists; it is not an assessment. Tell us the address and we pass the request to environmental consultants who do Phase I work in Texas.

We take no commission and we recommend no consultant. We have no arrangement with any firm today — we are collecting these requests in order to go and find them. What we do with this.

The cases on record in Fayette County

Open cases first, then closed. 130 rows at most — the whole file is in the search.

Counties with a comparable record

• Palo Pinto 91
• Brown 89
• Hale 88
• Val Verde 88
• Rusk 87
• Henderson 85
• Jim Wells 83
• Wise 82
• Wood 82
• Jasper 80
• Wharton 80
• Cherokee 78
• Hopkins 77

Neighbours by the size of their record, not a ranking: the list slides with the county you are on, so each of the 82 county pages is reachable from the others. All of them.