Temporary permits may be valid from one day to what maximum duration?

Temporary permits issued for fuel-oil piping and storage systems have a maximum validity of up to 12 months. This duration is established to ensure that installations are completed in a timely manner while allowing for sufficient oversight and compliance checks by regulatory authorities. Granting a one-year period allows for adaptability in projects that may encounter unforeseen delays, such as construction schedules or supply chain issues.

While some permits in other contexts may extend longer, for temporary permits specific to fuel-oil systems, the limit is set to promote efficiency and safety without enabling any extended indefinite usage that could lead to regulatory complications or safety hazards. The clearly defined 12-month term helps ensure that all installations are compliant with current standards and that any temporary setups are reviewed and reevaluated regularly.