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Oil tank decommissioning in University Place

University Place has its own permit for taking a residential heating oil tank out of service. Here's what it asks for.

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University Place issues a residential underground tank decommissioning permit. The city's 2019 handout lists a $55 fee and a notarized decommissioning report filed within 30 days, with no final inspection. Fees and steps may have changed, so confirm with the city before work starts.

Much of University Place was built in the 1950s-70s, the era of buried oil tanks. If you're selling, a buyer's inspector may ask about one even if you've never seen it.

See the full heating oil tank removal guide for costs, steps and the hiring checklist.

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