Michigan § 207.1125 Metering equipment; requirements.

Michigan Statutes

§ 207.1125 — Metering equipment; requirements.

Michigan § 207.1125

Ch. 207TAXATION

Act 403 of 2000MOTOR FUEL TAX ACT (207.1001-207.1170)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 207.1125 (2026).

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MOTOR FUEL TAX ACT (EXCERPT) Act 403 of 2000 207.1125 Metering equipment; requirements. Sec. 125.

(1)A person who operates motor fuel dispenser equipment accessible by the general public shall provide a metering gallonage totalizer for each dispenser and shall maintain records sufficient to enable the department to determine with reasonable accuracy the amount of motor fuel dispensed by the equipment.

(2)A person shall not exchange, replace, roll back, or otherwise tamper with metering equipment, including a metering gallonage totalizer, without following procedures provided by the department for legitimate maintenance, repair, and replacement of the equipment. However, the prohibition against exchanging or replacing metering equipment shall not take effect until the department has issue

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MOTOR FUEL TAX ACT (EXCERPT) Act 403 of 2000 207.1125 Metering equipment; requirements. Sec. 125. (1) A person who operates motor fuel dispenser equipment accessible by the general public shall provide a metering gallonage totalizer for each dispenser and shall maintain records sufficient to enable the department to determine with reasonable accuracy the amount of motor fuel dispensed by the equipment. (2) A person shall not exchange, replace, roll back, or otherwise tamper with metering equipment, including a metering gallonage totalizer, without following procedures provided by the department for legitimate maintenance, repair, and replacement of the equipment. However, the prohibition against exchanging or replacing metering equipment shall not take effect until the department has issued a written policy that sets forth the maintenance, repair, and replacement procedures. In developing the policy, the department shall consider other state or federal laws and regulations that govern metering equipment. (3) A person who violates this section is guilty of a felony.