This legislation has been repealed.
A bund within licensed
premises shall be —
(a)
designed and constructed —
(i)
to withstand exposure to fire;
(ii)
to effectively contain the dangerous goods when filled
with these dangerous goods to its full capacity;
(iii)
to enable safe and quick entry and exit, in case of an
emergency, when the bund wall is higher than 1.5 m above the interior
grade;
(iv)
so that the location of the bund wall relative to the
closest tank shall be such that no portion of the tank lies outside a line
drawn from the top
inside edge of the bund at angle of Ø
to the vertical (where tan Ø = 0.5) and the clearance between the bund
wall and any tank is not less than 1 metre; and
(v)
so that any pipe passing through a bund wall shall be
designed to withstand stresses from the bund wall and the point where it
passes shall be liquid tight;
(b)
sloped in such a manner that the area within the bund shall —
(i)
drain away from tanks to a sump at the lowest practicable
level, from where liquid can be emptied by a manually controlled valve or
pump;
(ii)
be maintained free of water to such extent as to not
reduce the prescribed capacity;
and
(c)
maintained so as to be capable of retaining the dangerous goods therein to its
designed capacity.