Classic Propane — Hazardous Materials Safety Interpretation

Page 1S. Departmer Research and Transportatio 400 Seventh St., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20590 Administrations, OCT 1 2003 Ms. Ioni Yount Classic Propane Ref. No. 03-0216 819 N.W. 100th Road Liberal, MO 64762 Dear Ms. Yount: This is in response to your letter dated August 26, 2003, requirements under the hazardous materials regulations (HMR; 49 requesting information pertaining to the recent security plan CFR Parts 171-180); Docket HM-232; "Security Requirements for Offerors and Transporters of Hazardous Materials, Final Rule" (68 pian applies to propane shipped in a 2,400 gallon capacity cargo FR 14510; March 25, 2003). Specifically you ask if the security tank motor vehicle. who meet the applicability criteria specified in $ 172.800. The requirements for a security plan apply to those persons Also, note the additional security awareness and in-depth the HM-232 final rule, security training requirements specified in S 172.704. the security awareness CD-ROM, and the A copy of Hazardous Materials Safety Pack (including a security guidelines brochure) are enclosed. I hope this satisfies your request. Sincerely, /Transportation Regulations Special1st Office of Hazardous Materials Standards Enclosures 030216 172,800#

Page 2Deborah Boothe. 8/26/03 I seen in the LAdAs may. where Rspn has released the paperwork requirements for the new Hazardous Materials Security Plan. "and if your are an ap! I am unsure if we are tequired to have one in writting. -Itis just my husband as the driver t my-self in the office. We have no employees-t 18,000 gal storage tant a two bob-tail trucks (2, 400 * 2,600 gallon.) We hare abaut us would really be appreciated! Thanks Toni Suingt Classic Propane 819 W.W. 100# Road BAH Liberal, Mo. 64762 §172. 800* 417-843-4252 Security Plans 03-0216#