Fire Marshall’s and inspectors are tired of having to be on site and deal with so many incidents involving solvents.
I was told by my gas guy, if you don’t have a C1d1 or c1d2 set up, you won’t be able to purchase any solvents.
Starting in about 10 days, you will have to pay $100 to have them come and inspect your set up. Only then, will they write you off to accept solvents.
This is going to effect quite a bit of extractors in the state. Will this change the pricing? We shall see. Again, this was told to me by my gas supplier, and I have no idea if it’s statewide or just in the cities.
Wait let me get this straight, in OK they are (were) allowing extractors to operate without a classified space? Were they at least outdoors? What kind of wild west shenanigans is this?
Yeah dude id say at least half the labs operating in OK have no classified space at all, c1d1 or d2, unless they are in OK county or built it out so they don’t have to deal with this stuff when regs come most i have seen just moved to unincorporated land or out of city limits so they don’t have to deal with pretty much any regulation besides having an occupancy permit.
@Boomtownpharms thanks for posting even if its just word of mouth its something that needs to be addressed. I have a feeling they are one big explosion from putting state regs together, but I’ve been saying that for a year now.
Yes everyone what we need is more government control… I miss the good ol days when you didn’t have to comply with anyone but yourself. The only people who this butane law will effect are the “chads” or the people who couldn’t break the law prior to legalization(chads). If there’s a will there’s a way. More laws just ruin shit. Needs to all be decriminalized and left alone.
@anon16547145 the state recently changed laws so you either have to establish residence for 2 years prior or have a Oklahoma resident as 75% majority owner to apply for a license(unless you were grandfathered in before the law change )
. Outside of OKC damn near anything goes
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