Vapor Recovery Program

This page last reviewed November 14, 2011

Background

The ARB evaluates and tests new or modified vapor recovery systems. These systems recover the gasoline vapors generated while fueling vehicles in a service station. The goal of the program is to assure that the vapor recovery systems which meet the stringent certification requirements are certified expeditiously.

What's New:

Revised Advisory 405-B
Advisory 405-B has been revised since the initial release on October 10, 2011.
• Two additional certified EVR systems covered by Advisory 405-B have been added to Table 1.
• A footnote addressing Incon ISD “Ullage Pressure Leak Test” alarms has been added to Table 1.

Executive Order VR-203-L
Amendment to VST Phase II EVR System

Executive Order VR-204-L
Amendment to VST Phase II EVR System with Veeder-Root ISD to include the Hirt VCS 100 Vapor Processor

Executive Orders VR-201-N and VR-202-N
Amendment to Healy Phase II EVR System with and without ISD

July 28, 2011 Vapor Recovery Workshop
- Workshop Notice
- Workshop Agenda
- Presentation

VR-402-A
Morrison Brothers Phase I Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) System for Protected Aboveground Storage Tanks (AST)

Executive Order VR-301-C and VR-302-C
Standing Loss Control Vapor Recovery Systems for New and Existing Installations of Aboveground Storage Tanks

Notice of Proposed Amendments to the VRED List
Notice of Public Comment Period
Initial Statement of Reasons

EVR extension for gasoline dispensing facilities with bulk plants.
Executive Order G-70-215
Cover letter to stakeholders

Approval Letter # 10-05.
E.J. Ward, Inc. RF Nozzle Module, part# RF Hose Mod is approved for side mount
installations for nozzles listed in table 1. However, it is not approved to be mounted on
the left side of the Healy 900 or the 400 Phase II Vapor Recovery nozzles as it would
block the vapor adjustment screw and breather hole located underneath the scuff guard.