Louisville Metro Government

Air Pollution Control District Gas Operating Permits

Name: Air Pollution Control District Gas Operating Permits
Creator: Louisville Metro Government

Permits issued by the Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District for gasoline dispensing facilities in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Each record includes the business name, street address, city, state, and zip code.

Example records

Namebrand	Cityaddress	Stateaddress	ZIP Codeaddress	Street Addressaddress	Permitnumberregistration	Effectivedatetemporal	Expirationdatetemporal	Totalgasolinetankcapacityquantity	Applicationstatusstatus	Recordtypeclassification	Permitdescriptionadditional data
MARATHON	LOUISVILLE	KY	40216	2119 UPPER HUNTERS TRCE	24780-PRJ	10/1/2022 4:00:00 AM	9/21/2027 4:00:00 AM	20000	Active	Gas Station Operating Permit	Stage I Operating Permit.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST SEMINARY	LOUISVILLE	KY	40206	2825 LEXINGTON RD	24778-PRJ	3/1/2019 5:00:00 AM	3/1/2024 5:00:00 AM	500	Issued	Gas Station Operating Permit	Permit renewal
RHYTHM FOODMART	LOUISVILLE	KY	40272	801 VALLEY COLLEGE DR	24777-PRJ	5/1/2019 4:00:00 AM	5/1/2024 4:00:00 AM	20000	Issued	Gas Station Operating Permit	Initial Stage I Operating Permit. Stage II has bee

Use cases

Fuel Retailer Portfolio Screening for Commercial Insurance Underwriting

A commercial lines underwriter evaluating a fuel retailer's property and environmental liability policy checks each site's permitted tank capacity and permit status to estimate pollution exposure and flag locations where permits have lapsed or are nearing expiration.

NameStreet AddressTotalgasolinetankcapacityApplicationstatusExpirationdate

KYB Verification for a Fuel Distribution or Fleet Services Vendor

A fintech platform onboarding a gasoline distribution company as a business customer cross-references the applicant's claimed operating locations against permitted facility addresses to confirm the business is physically present and authorized to operate in Jefferson County.

NameStreet AddressZIP CodePermitnumberApplicationstatus

Site-Level Fraud Signal Detection for a Fuel Card Network

A fraud analyst at a fleet fuel card company investigates transactions at gas stations in Louisville by checking whether the merchant location holds a valid, active air pollution permit, since unlicensed or expired-permit sites may indicate illicit fuel operations or identity spoofing.

NameStreet AddressPermitnumberApplicationstatusExpirationdate