All persons, firms or corporations who may, from and after the effective date of this article, install or equip any residence, business house or apartment house, or any other building located and situated within the corporate limits of the City of Atlanta, Texas, with any installation or equipment designed to use as a fuel any form of manufactured or liquefied petroleum gases, shall use in any such installation, whether for domestic or industrial use, only a standard grade of pipe or piping, and all appliances used in connection with any such installation shall be a standard grade and type of equipment. Any system which uses any form of manufactured or liquefied petroleum gases must bear the label of approval or listing of the Underwriters’ Laboratories. The storage of any liquefied petroleum gases in any individual customer size of container, either above ground or underground, is prohibited inside of or underneath any building in the corporate limits; and no equipment using liquefied petroleum gases shall be permitted within the fire limits as defined by article; and no equipment used for the purpose of storing wholesale quantities of such gases shall be permitted within the corporate limits.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 1)
(a) 
Gasoline service station owners or operators may apply for and be granted a permit by the governing body of the city to install liquefied petroleum gas containers and equipment outside of the Fire Limits for the purpose of servicing motor vehicles which are equipped to use such gas as a fuel to propel such vehicles under the following conditions: (1) The storage tank and equipment and the installation thereof must meet the requirements of the other sections of this article, as well as the requirements and specifications contained in Division IX and other applicable provisions of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Docket No. 1 of the Railroad Commission of Texas, Published under date of June 1, 1954, as may be amended from time to time; (2) No such installation shall be placed into operation until it has been inspected and approved by the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Division of the Railroad Commission of Texas; (3) Prior to the beginning of installation of such containers and equipment a permit shall be applied for and granted by the governing body of this city; and the water capacity of such containers shall not exceed 500 gallons.
(b) 
The term “standard grade” as used herein shall mean that grade of article which is accepted by dealers in such equipment and recognized as complying with all fire law regulations.
(c) 
Any such equipment as provided for shall be installed, or repaired, in a workmanlike manner which shall comply with all laws and the regulations of the city, the regulations of the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the regulations recommended by the National Fire Protection Association.
(d) 
When any such equipment is installed as herein provided, same shall not be placed in operation or used unless and until said installation has been approved, as complying with this article, by the city fire marshal.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 2; Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 3; Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 4; Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 5)
Any person, firm or corporation installing any such equipment as herein provided shall secure the approval of same as complying with the requirements of this article by the city fire marshal as herein provided for, and shall, upon requesting such inspection for approval, pay an inspection fee as provided for in the fee schedule found in the appendix of this code, for each piece of equipment, to cover cost of inspection.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 6)
(a) 
All tank trucks and tank trailers used for the transportation of liquefied petroleum gases within the city shall be so constructed and operated as to comply with the regulations for the design, construction and operation of automobile tank trucks and tank trailers for the transportation of liquefied petroleum gases as approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the National Fire Protection Association Any person, firm, or corporation who shall operate or cause to be operated any tank truck or tank trailer used for the purpose of transporting liquefied petroleum gas within the corporate limits of the city shall keep any such equipment in good condition at all times, and upon the development of any defect that would create a hazard to persons or property, said tank truck or tank trailer shall be removed from the streets of the city until such defects have been repaired, or faulty equipment replaced; and any such tank trucks and tank trailers shall be subject to inspection by the proper authorities at any time. No tank truck or tank trailer shall be parked, stored or operated upon any street within the fire limits; nor shall they be stored or repaired inside or outside of any building within the fire limits as defined by article.
(b) 
No tank truck or tank trailer used for the transportation or sale of liquefied petroleum gases within the city shall be parked, stored or operated upon any street within the fire limits, nor shall they be stored or repaired inside or outside of any building within the fire limits as defined by article. No liquefied petroleum gases shall be sold or dispensed within the fire limits as defined by article, either from trucks or tanks or any container whatsoever.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 7; Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 8)
The unloading of gasoline or liquefied petroleum gases within the corporate city limits at any time between the hours of sunset and sunrise is hereby prohibited, unless, in case of emergency, a written permit for such unloading is first obtained from the city fire marshal, which shall specify the time and place for such unloading and the emergency which necessitates such unloading. At all times during the unloading of gasoline or liquefied petroleum gases within the corporate limits, whether during day or night, an attendant for the truck or tank trailer from which such unloading is done, must be at all times in attendance on and within twenty-five (25) feet of such truck or tank trailer.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 9)
All liquefied petroleum gas sold within the city shall be treated with a malodorant in such quantities as required by state law to create an odor easily detected in case of leaks in piping or equipment.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 10)
Any person, firm or corporation violating any provisions of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction for violation thereof, shall be fined in accordance with the general penalty provision found in Section 1.106 of this code.
(Ordinance 155, adopted 3/7/55, Section 11)