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Propane Storage: Peoria vs Tempe

How do propane storage rules compare between Peoria, AZ and Tempe, AZ?

Peoria and Tempe have similar restriction levels.

Peoria, AZ

Maricopa County

Some Restrictions

Peoria adopts International Fire Code (IFC) Chapter 61 for LP-gas. Residential: two 20-lb cylinders max per dwelling outside; indoor storage prohibited. BBQ tanks must be stored outside, upright, β‰₯5 ft from openings.

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Tempe, AZ

Maricopa County

Some Restrictions

Tempe adopts IFC Ch. 61 via City Code Ch. 9A. Residential: max two 20-lb cylinders outdoors; indoor storage banned. Permit required for any LP installation >125 gal through Tempe Fire Medical Rescue.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactPeoriaTempe
Code adoptedIFC Ch. 61 / NFPA 58-
Residential limit2Γ— 20-lb outside-
Indoor storageProhibited-
Clearance5 ft from openings-
Fine$250 first offense-
Code-IFC 2018 Ch. 61
Residential max-40 lb (2Γ— 20-lb)
Balcony storage-Banned (IFC 308.1.4)
Permit threshold->125 gal
Citation-$200-$500

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Peoria FAQ

Can I store my spare BBQ propane tank in the garage?

No. Peoria follows IFC Ch. 61 β€” LP cylinders must be stored outside, upright, 5+ feet from doors/windows. Garage storage violates code and voids homeowner insurance.

Do I need a permit for a whole-house propane tank?

Yes for tanks over 125 gallons. Peoria Fire-Medical requires a permit, setback approval, and NFPA 58-compliant installation by a licensed contractor.

Tempe FAQ

Can I keep my propane tank on my Tempe apartment balcony?

No. IFC 308.1.4 as adopted by Tempe prohibits LP cylinders on balconies of multi-family buildings regardless of size. Many Tempe complexes enforce this with fines.

What's the permit process for a large propane tank?

Tank >125 gal requires a Tempe Fire permit, site plan showing setbacks and bollards, NFPA 58-licensed installer, and inspection before fill.

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