District Of Columbia § 8-109.11 - Required Environmental Impact Statements.
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§ 8-109.11. Required Environmental Impact Statements.
8-109.11Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, a full EIS shall be required for the construction of any new solid waste facility or the substantial modification of an existing structure presently used as, or intended to be used as, a solid waste facility, as the term “solid waste facility” is defined in , regardless of the cost of construction or modification.
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