FL S2592

Requires fuel tank upgrades to secondary containment systems to be completed by deadlines in rule 62-761.510, with an extension to September 30, 2011 for facilities with orders issued before July 1, 2010

Authorizes the Department of Environmental Protection to transition petroleum contamination sites to long-term natural attenuation monitoring when plumes are shrinking or stable, confined to source property, and chemicals of concern meet default concentrations

Prohibits local governments from denying building permits based solely on petroleum contamination presence for construction, repairs, or renovations performed with tank upgrade activity at existing retail fuel facilities

Establishes a low-scored site initiative allowing sites with priority ranking scores of 10 points or less to voluntarily participate and receive up to $30,000 in preapproved assessment costs, with a $10 million annual funding cap and 6-month assessment completion deadline

Deletes obsolete provisions relating to limited interim soil-source removals and nonreimbursable voluntary cleanup programs, effective July 1, 2010