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2006 Utah Code - Chapter 06 — Hazardous Substances

19-6-101 — Short title.
19-6-102 — Definitions.
19-6-102.1 — Treatment and disposal -- Exclusions.
19-6-102.6 — Legislative participation in landfill siting disputes.
19-6-103 — Solid and Hazardous Waste Control Board -- Members -- Terms -- Organization -- Meetings -- Per diem and expenses.
19-6-104 — Powers of board -- Creation of statewide solid waste management plan.
19-6-105 — Rules of board.
19-6-106 — Rulemaking authority and procedure.
19-6-107 — Executive secretary -- Appointment -- Powers.
19-6-108 — New nonhazardous solid or hazardous waste operation plans for facility or site -- Administrative and legislative approval required -- Exemptions from legislative and gubernatorial approval -- Time periods for review -- Information required -- Other conditions -- Revocation of approval -- Periodic review.
19-6-108.5 — Management of hazardous waste generated outside Utah.
19-6-109 — Inspections authorized.
19-6-111 — Variances -- Requirements for application -- Procedure.
19-6-112 — Notice of violations -- Order for correction -- Civil action to enforce.
19-6-113 — Violations -- Penalties -- Reimbursement for expenses.
19-6-114 — Proof of service of notice, order, or other document.
19-6-115 — Imminent danger to health or environment -- Authority of executive director to initiate action to restrain.
19-6-116 — Application of part subject to state assumption of primary responsibility from federal government -- Authority of political subdivisions.
19-6-117 — Action against insurer or guarantor.
19-6-117.5 — Applicability of fees for treatment or disposal of waste.
19-6-118 — Hazardous waste and treated hazardous waste disposal fees.
19-6-118.5 — PCB disposal fee.
19-6-119 — Nonhazardous solid waste disposal fees.
19-6-120 — New hazardous waste operation plans -- Designation of hazardous waste facilities -- Fees for filing and plan review.
19-6-121 — Local zoning authority powers.
19-6-122 — Facilities to meet local zoning requirements.
19-6-123 — Kilns -- Siting.
19-6-201 — Short title.
19-6-202 — Definitions.
19-6-203 — Other provisions relating to hazardous waste.
19-6-204 — Guidelines for facility siting -- Considerations in adopting.
19-6-205 — Siting plan -- Procedure for adoption -- Review -- Effect.
19-6-206 — Exclusive remedy for devaluation of property caused by approved facility.
19-6-207 — Facility at site approved in siting plan -- Exemption from zoning and local approval requirements -- Transportation restrictions limited.
19-6-208 — Facilities subject to Industrial Facilities and Development Act.
19-6-301 — Short title.
19-6-302 — Definitions.
19-6-302.5 — Retroactive effect.
19-6-303 — Rulemaking provisions.
19-6-304 — Inspections.
19-6-306 — Penalties -- Lawsuits.
19-6-307 — Hazardous Substances Mitigation Fund -- Uses.
19-6-308 — Hazardous Substances Mitigation Fund -- Prohibited uses.
19-6-309 — Emergency provisions.
19-6-310 — Apportionment of liability -- Liability agreements -- Legal remedies.
19-6-311 — Hazardous substances priority list.
19-6-312 — Preinvestigation requirements.
19-6-313 — Priority of other statutes.
19-6-314 — Remedial investigations of priority list sites -- Parties involved -- Powers of the executive director.
19-6-315 — Remedial investigations of scored sites -- Parties involved -- Powers of the executive director.
19-6-316 — Liability for costs of remedial investigations -- Liability agreements.
19-6-317 — Remedial investigation report -- Remedial action plan implementation -- Legal remedies.
19-6-318 — Remedial action liability -- Liability agreements.
19-6-319 — Remedial action investigation report -- Remedial action plan implementation -- Enforcement provisions.
19-6-320 — Remedial action completion procedures -- Legal remedies.
19-6-321 — Construction with other state and federal laws -- Governmental immunity.
19-6-322 — Cooperative agreements with federal government -- Legislative findings.
19-6-323 — Department authority to enter cooperative agreements.
19-6-325 — Voluntary agreements -- Parties -- Funds -- Enforcement.
19-6-326 — Written assurances.
19-6-401 — Short title.
19-6-402 — Definitions.
19-6-402.5 — Retroactive effect.
19-6-403 — Powers and duties of board.
19-6-404 — Powers and duties of executive secretary.
19-6-405.3 — Creation of Petroleum Storage Tank Loan Fund -- Purposes -- Loan eligibility -- Loan restrictions -- Rulemaking.
19-6-405.5 — Creation of restricted account.
19-6-405.7 — Petroleum Storage Tank Cleanup Fund -- Revenue and purposes.
19-6-407 — Underground storage tank registration -- Change of ownership or operation -- Civil penalty.
19-6-408 — Underground storage tank registration fee -- Processing fee for tanks not in the program.
19-6-409 — Petroleum Storage Tank Trust Fund created -- Source of revenues.
19-6-410.5 (Superseded 01/01/07) — Environmental assurance program -- Participant fee.
19-6-411 — Petroleum storage tank fee for program participants.
19-6-412 — Petroleum storage tank -- Certificate of compliance.
19-6-413 — Tank tightness test -- Actions required after testing.
19-6-414 — Grounds for revocation of certificate of compliance and ineligibility for payment of costs from fund.
19-6-415 — Participation of exempt and above ground tanks.
19-6-415.5 — State-owned underground tanks to participate in program.
19-6-416 — Restrictions on delivery of petroleum -- Civil penalty.
19-6-416.5 — Restrictions on underground storage tank installation companies -- Civil penalty.
19-6-417 — Use of fund revenues to investigate certain releases from petroleum storage tank.
19-6-418 — Recovery of costs by executive secretary.
19-6-419 — Costs covered by the fund -- Costs paid by owner or operator -- Payments to third parties -- Apportionment of costs.
19-6-420 — Releases -- Abatement actions -- Corrective actions.
19-6-421 — Third party payment restrictions and requirements.
19-6-422 — Participation by state risk manager in suit, claim, or settlement.
19-6-423 — Claim or suit against responsible parties -- Prerequisites for payment from fund to responsible parties or third parties -- Limitations of liability for third party claims.
19-6-424 — Claims not covered by fund.
19-6-424.5 — Apportionment of liability -- Liability agreements -- Legal remedies -- Amounts recovered.
19-6-425 — Violation of part -- Civil penalty -- Suit in district court.
19-6-426 — Limitation of liability of state -- Liability of responsible parties -- Indemnification agreement involving responsible parties.
19-6-427 — Liability of any person under other laws -- Additional state and governmental immunity -- Exceptions.
19-6-428 (Superseded 01/01/07) — Eligibility for participation in the fund.
19-6-429 — False information and claims.
19-6-501 — Short title.
19-6-502 — Definitions.
19-6-503 — Powers and duties of public entities.
19-6-504 — Assurance of sufficient revenue to pay bonds.
19-6-505 — Long-term agreements for joint action -- Construction, acquisition, or sale of interest in management facilities -- Issuance of bonds.
19-6-506 — Schedule of fees -- Classification of property -- Collection of delinquent fees.
19-6-601 — Definition.
19-6-602 — Lead acid batteries -- Disposal limitations.
19-6-603 — Collection for recycling.
19-6-604 — Disposal by battery retailer.
19-6-605 — Disposal by battery wholesaler.
19-6-606 — Enforcement.
19-6-607 — Penalty.
19-6-701 — Short title.
19-6-702 — Legislative findings.
19-6-703 — Definitions.
19-6-704 — Powers and duties of the board.
19-6-705 — Powers and duties of the executive secretary.
19-6-706 — Disposal of used oil -- Prohibitions.
19-6-707 — Rebuttable presumption regarding used oil mixtures.
19-6-708 — Registration and permit exemptions.
19-6-709 — Reclamation of site or facility.
19-6-710 — Registration and permitting of used oil handlers.
19-6-711 — Application of used oil to the land -- Limitations.
19-6-712 — Issuance of permits -- Public comments and hearing.
19-6-714 — Recycling fee on sale of oil.
19-6-715 — Recycling fee collection procedures.
19-6-716 — Fee collection by commission.
19-6-717 — Used oil collection incentive payment.
19-6-718 — Limitations on liability of operator of collection center.
19-6-719 — Used oil collection account.
19-6-720 — Grants and donations -- Support for programs -- Priorities.
19-6-721 — Violations -- Proceedings -- Orders.
19-6-722 — Criminal penalties.
19-6-723 — Local ordinances regarding used oil.
19-6-801 — Title.
19-6-802 — Legislative findings.
19-6-803 — Definitions.
19-6-804 — Restrictions on disposal of tires -- Penalties.
19-6-805 — Recycling fee.
19-6-806 — Registration of waste tire transporters and recyclers.
19-6-807 — Special revenue fund -- Creation -- Deposits.
19-6-808 — Payment of recycling fee.
19-6-809 — Partial reimbursement.
19-6-810 — Recycling waste tires from abandoned waste tire piles and other waste tire piles.
19-6-811 — Funding for management of certain landfill or abandoned waste tire piles -- Limitations.
19-6-812 — Landfilling shredded tires -- Reimbursement.
19-6-813 — Application for partial reimbursement -- Penalty.
19-6-814 — Local health department responsibility.
19-6-815 — Payment by Division of Finance.
19-6-816 — Limitations on reimbursement.
19-6-817 — Administrative fees to local health departments -- Reporting by local health departments.
19-6-818 — Local health department rules.
19-6-819 — Powers and duties of the board.
19-6-820 — Powers and duties of the executive secretary.
19-6-821 — Violations -- Civil proceedings and penalties -- Orders.
19-6-822 — Criminal penalties.
19-6-823 — Exception.
19-6-824 — Transfer of assets and liabilities from Waste Tire Recycling Industrial Assistance Loan Fund to restricted special revenue fund -- Administration of outstanding loans.
19-6-901 — Title.
19-6-902 — Definitions.
19-6-903 — Law enforcement reporting and records -- Removal from list.
19-6-904 — Decontamination specialist reporting to local health departments.
19-6-905 — Notification of property owner -- Notification of municipality or county.
19-6-906 — Decontamination standards -- Specialist certification standards -- Rulemaking.
19-6-1001 — Title.
19-6-1002 — Definitions.
19-6-1003 — Board and executive secretary powers.
19-6-1004 — Mercury switch collection plan -- Reimbursement for mercury switch removal.
19-6-1005 — Reporting requirements.
19-6-1006 — Penalties.

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