Propane Storage: Cedar Park vs Round Rock
How do propane storage rules compare between Cedar Park, TX and Round Rock, TX?
Cedar Park, TX
Williamson County
Propane and LPG storage in Cedar Park is regulated under the 2021 International Fire Code (Chapter 61, adopted via Article 5.01) and the Texas LP-Gas Safety Rules. Tank installation requires a Fire Marshal permit with tank and line pressure testing fees of $90 and $60.
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Williamson County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Cedar Park | Round Rock |
|---|---|---|
| Governing code | 2021 IFC Ch. 61 + NFPA 58 (Cedar Park Code Art. 5.01) | - |
| Tank pressure test fee | $90 | - |
| Line pressure test fee | $60 | - |
| Other fire permit fee | $65 per permit | - |
| State regulator | Railroad Commission of Texas (16 TAC Ch. 9) | - |
| Residential grill cylinder permit? | Not required for ≤25 gal | - |
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Cedar Park FAQ
Do I need a permit to install a 500-gallon propane tank for my home?
Yes. Stationary LPG tanks above 125 gallons require a Cedar Park Fire Marshal permit, must meet NFPA 58 setback distances (typically 10 ft from buildings and property lines for a 500-gal tank), and require tank and line pressure tests ($90 and $60 respectively).
Can I store extra propane grill cylinders in my garage?
Per the 2021 IFC, residential storage of LP-gas cylinders inside a garage or other structure is limited; cylinders larger than 1 lb generally may not be stored inside dwellings, and the aggregate quantity stored in a private garage is limited to 25 gal (approximately two 100-lb cylinders).
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