# CLASSIFICATION AND REPAIR OF LEAKS

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- **citation:** 18.60.2.12 NMAC
- **title:** CLASSIFICATION AND REPAIR OF LEAKS
- **source type:** regulation
- **agency:** New Mexico Public Regulation Commission
- **status:** current
- **official:** true
- **published on:** Not available
- **effective on:** 2006-07-17
- **summary:** Immediately upon discovery, and in accordance with generally accepted industry criteria, an owner or operator shall classify a leak as: A. a hazardous leak, grade I or C, if it is a leak which, due to its location and/or magnitude, constitutes an immediate hazard to persons or property; B. a potenti
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Immediately upon discovery, and in accordance with generally accepted industry criteria, an owner or operator shall classify a leak as:

A. a hazardous leak, grade I or C, if it is a leak which, due to its location and/or magnitude, constitutes an immediate hazard to persons or property;

B. a potentially hazardous leak, grade II or B, if it is a leak that does not constitute an immediate hazard, but may become hazardous if not repaired within a reasonable time period; or

C. a non-hazardous leak, grade III or A, if it is a leak which does not constitute a hazard and shows no indication of becoming hazardous before routine scheduled repair could be accomplished.
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