What is the legal minimum distance from the point of transfer of LP Gas to the centerline of the nearest mainline railroad track?

The legal minimum distance from the point of transfer of LP Gas to the centerline of the nearest mainline railroad track is 25 feet. This distance is established to ensure safety during the transfer of LP Gas, which is highly flammable and poses risks if not handled properly. Being at least 25 feet away from the railroad tracks minimizes the potential for accidents involving rail traffic and helps prevent the ignition of gas in case of a leak or an incident during the transfer process. This regulation is designed to protect both the facility involved in handling LP Gas and the public by reducing the risk of exposure to harmful situations.