Which type of permit is valid for a specific location only?

A site-specific permit is designed specifically for a designated location or site. This type of permit ensures compliance with local regulations and safety standards for fuel-oil piping and storage systems, allowing for targeted oversight at that particular location. By being valid for just one site, it helps to address the unique conditions, hazards, and requirements that may not apply to other locations.

For example, if a fuel storage system has particular environmental concerns or infrastructural limitations that differ from another site, the site-specific permit allows regulatory agencies to enforce safety and operational standards that are tailored to those specific needs.

In contrast, a citywide permit would apply across a broader area, covering multiple locations without the focused attention that a site-specific permit entails. A temporary permit might allow for short-term activities but does not limit itself to a specific site as thoroughly as a site-specific permit. A transfer permit is usually related to the movement of permits between different individuals or entities and does not pertain to the specificity of location.