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Montana Underground Storage Tank Facilities June 29, 2021 Montana Department of Environmental Quality Waste and Underground Tank Management Bureau Underground Storage Tank - Leak Prevention Program Montana Underground Storage Tank Facilities June 29, 2021 NOTE: Montana law prohibits use of this information as a mailing list for unsolicited mass mailings, house calls or distributions or telephone calls. Section 2-6-109, MCA "Prohibition on distribution of mailing lists - - exceptions - - penalty," provides in relevant part as follows: (1)(b) a list of persons prepared by the agency may not be used as a mailing list except by the agency or another agency without first securing the permission of those on the list. (9) a person violating the provisions of subsection (1)(b) is guilty of a misdemeanor. * May not inlclude all tanks, there could be other not regulated tanks. Facility Alt FAC Facility Name Facility Location City County *Active *Inactive *Closed Code Code Tanks Tanks Tanks 17667 01-07557 DELL AIRPORT Address Unknown Dell Beaverhead 0 0 1 (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF O : 32212) 17682 01-09843 DELL AIRPORT Dell Airport Dell Beaverhead 0 1 0 CANYON RANCH 17476 01-01523 DELL MERC 24 Main St Dell Beaverhead 4 0 3 17613 01-06987 EVAN HUNTSMAN Huntsman Ranch Dell Beaverhead 0 0 3 17633 01-07031 THOMPSON ROCK Address Unavailable Dell Beaverhead 0 0 2 HOUSE (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF O : 32178) 17699 01-11388 ABANDONED E Helena St & N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 TANKS Montana St OWNERSHIP UNK 17710 01-12361 AETNA LIFE INS 11600 MT Hwy 41 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 CO 17562 01-05364 AKI SAITO 4 N Washington St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17469 01-01209 ALBERT and LYLA 909 E Glendale St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 TRAFELET 17640 01-07038 ANDREW J 197 Clarks Lookout Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 SCHIOPEN 17528 01-03666 ANN M FALLEE 700 E Glendale St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17716 01-13151 ANN REBISH 10123 MT Hwy 41 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17530 01-03697 ARLO W HERMAN 950 E Parkview Ct Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17618 01-07016 ART BAY 835 E Center St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17479 01-01640 ARTHUR BLADE 620 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17502 01-02419 AT and T Hwy 26 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 COMMUNICATION S BANNACK RADIO 30574 56-13902 AT and T FORMER Address Unavailable Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 SITE DILLON (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF O : 45119) 17540 01-04487 AUGUST and 541 Schuler Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 VIRGINIA SCHREIBER 17494 01-02209 BAR DOUBLE T 2325 Mansfield Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 RANCH INC 17498 01-02244 BARRETT RANCH 17600 MT Hwy 324 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17660 01-07062 BARRY J BRIGGS 26 Spruce St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17573 01-05667 BEAVERHEAD 705 S Rife St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS Page 1 of 414 17467 01-01130 BEAVERHEAD 104 N Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 17697 01-11237 BEAVERHEAD 15 S Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 COUNTY MUSEUM 17537 01-04398 BILL HAND 30 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17725 01-13446 BILL KEARNS 415 S Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17651 01-07052 BILL MITCHEL 5200 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17718 01-13282 BILLIE ANN 702 E Bannack St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 MCGOVERN 17621 01-07019 BLACKTAIL 4000 Blacktail Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 RANCH 17617 01-07015 BRIGGS 550 Skyline Dr Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 CONSTRUCTION PRTNSHP 17631 01-07029 CALVIN 330 E Chapman St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 HUFFAKER 17669 01-07768 CARL and 512 S Rife St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 GERTRUDE GUSE 17458 01-00231 CARL BROWN 305 W Glendale St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 GLENDALE 17457 01-00230 CARL BROWN 950 Lovers Leap Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 LOVERSLEAP RD 17702 01-11901 CARLENE DAVIS 815 S Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17623 01-07021 CHAFFIN 11850 MT Hwy 91 S Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 LIVESTOCK 17696 01-11227 CHAPMAN AUTO 105 S Atlantic St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 17712 01-12496 CHARLES 514 S Argenta St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 SCHLEICHER 17603 01-06537 CHRISS CHEVRON 335 E Glendale St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 4 17477 01-01569 CLAYBORN J 1325 Eliason Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 ANDERS 17691 01-10791 CLAYTON 25 Webster Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 HILDRETH 17515 01-02997 CLEVE P 3 Cloudrest St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 HENDERSON 17686 01-10035 COOP SUPPLY 700 N Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 4 INC BULK PLANT 17574 01-05668 COUNTY 2 S Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 1 0 1 COURTHOUSE 17504 01-02508 DAVIS ELECTRIC 18 S Colorado St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17645 01-07045 DE MAR TAYLOR 610 E Bannack St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17564 01-05401 DIETRICHS 636 S Atlantic St Dillon Beaverhead 0 2 3 COLLEGE EXXON UST 30568 56-13894 DILLON AIRPORT 2400 Airport Rd Dillon Beaverhead 2 0 0 17468 01-01194 DILLON OFFICE 32 S Atlantic St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 MPC 17708 01-12065 DON ELLIOT 790 N Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 ELLIOT AUTO SALES 17501 01-02393 DONALD W 405 S California St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 NELSON 17536 01-04360 EAST BENCH 1200 MT Hwy 41 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 IRRIGATION DIST Page 2 of 414 17602 01-06329 EDS AUTO REPAIR 19 E Sebree St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17510 01-02748 EDWARD L COED 238 S Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17672 01-08618 ELIELS INC 4 N Idaho St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17512 01-02784 ELIZABETH 734 E Morse St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 BRENNER YOUNGGREN 17615 01-07004 ELLWOOD 83 Cosgrove Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 STRATTON 17554 01-05002 ELVIN H 951 E Center St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 THOMPSON 17668 01-07579 ERNEST HARVEY 505 E Cornell St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17612 01-06879 EVERETT F 631 Vigilante Dr Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 JOHNSON 17551 01-04935 F H STOLTZE 7725 Hwy 91 S Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 LAND and LUMBER CO DILLON 17506 01-02540 FEDERAL Address Unknown Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 AVIATION ADMIN (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF DILLON O : 32051) 17628 01-07026 FERRIS RANCH 7700 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 17543 01-04552 FLYING N RANCH 2200 Bond Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 5 17527 01-03532 FORMER HUSKY 320 N Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 7 STATION DILLON 17526 01-03444 FORMER ROBO 800 N Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 CAR WASH 17614 01-06996 FORRESTER 7125 Blacktail Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 LIVESTOCK 17496 01-02230 FORTY BAR 8 N Walnut St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 RANCH INC DILLON 17646 01-07046 GARTH TAYLOR 6825 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 17715 01-13101 GATEWAY 4055 Rebich Ln Dillon Beaverhead 5 0 0 CANYON TRAVEL PLAZA 17719 01-13286 GLEN J HEGSTED 8025 MT Hwy 91 S Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 17459 01-00339 GLENN W HAYDEN 17 E Bannack St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 RANCH 17676 01-09313 GORDON O 830 E Parkview Ct Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 ECKMAN 17723 01-13377 GUNDER 19 Skihi St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 ANDERSON 17559 01-05256 H D ALLRED 6900 MT Hwy 41 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17694 01-11000 HANSEN 4100 Medicine Lodge Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 LIVESTOCK CO Rd 17460 01-00341 HAROLD C 210 N Parkview Ct Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 PETERSEN 17570 01-05487 HARRY WILLIAMS 1375 Laknar Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 30901 60-15160 HARVEY 29 Helena St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 PROPERTY 17643 01-07042 HENRY STISH 414 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17632 01-07030 HILL RANCH 4600 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17511 01-02762 HOME RANCH 7300 Ten Mile Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 DILLON 17568 01-05424 HOWARD LUMBER 1035 Selway Dr Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 Page 3 of 414 17670 01-07922 HOWARD R 522 S Argenta St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 PUYEAR 17541 01-04507 IRA L WALKER 255 North Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17571 01-05488 JACK CHISM 207 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17565 01-05402 JAMES C HALE Address Unknown Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF O : 32110) 17576 01-05872 JAMES D CORR 515 S Dakota St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17535 01-04358 JAMES N DAY 733 S Pacific St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17662 01-07064 JOAN S 737 E Morse St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 MCDOUGAL 17509 01-02723 JOHN B 1200 Laknar Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 MCCOLLUM FARM 17689 01-10611 JOHN C 512 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 SEIDENSTICKER MD 17627 01-07025 JOHN ERB 555 Skyline Dr Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 17545 01-04584 JOSEPH B 16 Cloudrest St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 STREEPER 17611 01-06840 JOSEPH H and 27 Sunrise St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 BONNIE CARROLL 17529 01-03667 JOSEPH J 4000 Bloody Dick Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 MANSFIELD 17575 01-05780 KWIK STOP 536 S Atlantic St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 DILLON 17688 01-10106 L C LIVESTOCK 6000 MT Hwy 324 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 CO 17546 01-04616 L S READY MIX 2500 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 CONCRETE 17549 01-04874 LAZY E 4 CATTLE 1575 Brenner Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 CO 17552 01-05000 MALESICH RANCH 9575 MT Hwy 41 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 5 CO 17577 01-05910 MARION CROSS 121 Top Rank Ln Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 17724 01-13421 MARJORIE 603 E Reeder St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 CHRISTENSEN 17703 01-11910 MARTHA B DAVIS 109 S Washington St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 17495 01-02216 MARTIN 225 S Arizona St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 MARKOVICH 17539 01-04480 MATADOR CATTLE 9500 Blacktail Rd Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 6 CO 17650 01-07051 MAX NIELD Address Unknown Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 (DEQ_GEO_LOC_INF O : 32195) 17484 01-01770 MDOT DILLON 3625 MT Hwy 91 N Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 6 SECTION HEADQUARTERS 17654 01-07055 MEDICINE LODGE 324 E Court St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 CRK 17720 01-13349 MELLE 11830 MT Hwy 324 Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 RESIDENCE GRANT 17514 01-02874 MOUNTAIN VIEW 125 N Idaho St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 3 CEMETERY and CITY HALL 17616 01-07006 N C MURRAY 606 S Atlantic St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 1 Page 4 of 414 17516 01-03168 OLD UNION 15 S Montana St Dillon Beaverhead 0 0 2 PACIFIC DEPOT 17567 01-05423 OWEN TRUCKING 506 N Washington St Dillon Beaverhead 0
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