Missouri Code — 260
Browse 201 sections in division 260 of the Missouri code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 260.003. All licenses, permits or grants of authority by department must be in compliance with local area's zoning, building, health codes or ordinances, procedure to determine compliance.
- § 260.005. Definitions.
- § 260.010. Authority created.
- § 260.015. Purpose of authority.
- § 260.020. Membership of authority, appointed how, terms, quorum.
- § 260.025. Officers, how selected.
- § 260.030. Compensation and expenses.
- § 260.035. Powers of authority — authority employee membership in state employees' retirement system.
- § 260.040. Revenue bonds, issued when — sale, limitations — procedure — rate.
- § 260.045. Notes issued when, how sold.
- § 260.050. Renewal notes or refunding bonds issued when.
- § 260.055. Resolution authorizing notes or bonds, contents of.
- § 260.060. Resolution may provide for trust agreements.
- § 260.065. Notes and bonds not an indebtedness of the state.
- § 260.070. Notes and bonds approved as investments — who may invest.
- § 260.075. Projects subject to taxation — notes, bonds and their income tax free, exceptions.
- § 260.080. Funds of authority not to be distributed to members or private persons, except for compensation for services.
- § 260.085. Termination or dissolution, property to pass to state.
- § 260.090. Proposed expenditure of federal funds in coming fiscal year requires itemized report to appropriations and the oversight division, committee on legislative research.
- § 260.095. Contracts between authority and political subdivisions, purpose.
- § 260.100. Authority member not personally liable on notes or bonds issued.
- § 260.110. Statutory conflicts, which prevails.
- § 260.115. Loans for energy resource development, requirements — fee charged, when — deposit in and use of energy resources insured loan fund.
- § 260.120. Interest rate on loans.
- § 260.125. Severability.
- § 260.200. Definitions.
- § 260.203. Infectious waste, treatment of — hospitals, department of health and senior services to promulgate rules — transportation of — registration of hospitals — proper disposal, penalty — fee on delivery, exceptions — inspection fee, amount, fund, refund of, when.
- § 260.204. Permit for treatment of infectious waste, not to be issued, when.
- § 260.205. Permit required to operate facility, and construction permit to construct facility, requirements, exceptions, fees — plans to be submitted — permits revoked or suspended, when — disclosure statement, requirements — inapplicability to advanced recycling facilities, when.
- § 260.206. Owner or operator shall provide quality assurance and quality control oversight of inspections during area closure, postclosure and corrective action plans, requirements — department may suspend, revoke or modify permit.
- § 260.207. Permit not to be issued, when — notice to department of certain crimes, penalty for failure to notify — reinstatement, when.
- § 260.208. Contracts with specified parties prohibited, when — notice of certain convictions required, penalty.
- § 260.209. Property acquired outside city, county or district for solid waste disposal, compliance with zoning ordinances required.
- § 260.210. Prohibited acts, exception — search warrants to issue, when — investigations, department may conduct, how — demolition waste, disposal of, requirements — building permits, notice of disposal of demolition waste required, form — exceptions — exceptions for Kansas City.
- § 260.211. Demolition waste, criminal disposition of — penalties — conspiracy.
- § 260.212. Solid waste, criminal disposition of — penalties — conspiracy.
- § 260.213. Disclosure of landfill, sale of property, required.
- § 260.215. Solid wastes, how handled — duties of cities and counties — exemptions — charges, how stated, how collected.
- § 260.216. Solid waste disposal in receptacle of another, prohibited — penalty.
- § 260.220. Plans to be submitted, contents of — disapproval, effect of.
- § 260.221. Processed recycled asphalt shingles — definitions — use without permit, when.
- § 260.225. Duties of department — rules and regulations, promulgation of, procedures — model solid waste management plans, contents — coordination with other state agencies.
- § 260.226. Closure of facility, plan to be submitted, contents — notice, when — financial assurance instrument, release of, when — exceptions.
- § 260.227. Postclosure plan, contents — financial assurance instrument required — owner or operator of sanitary or demolition landfill to take corrective action, when — plan required — financial assurance, amount, form required, released when.
- § 260.228. Failure to implement closure, postclosure plan or corrective action plan, forfeiture of collateral, when.
- § 260.230. Department may order repairs, alterations, construction or reconstruction, when — injunctive relief, when.
- § 260.235. Appeal, judicial review, procedure — injunction based on seriousness of threat to environment — performance bond required, forfeited, when.
- § 260.236. Severability of provisions.
- § 260.240. Violations, how proceeded against — county regulations, how enforced, penalty for violation — exceptions.
- § 260.241. Permit not to be issued, when.
- § 260.243. Buffer zone required, commercial processing facility, how determined.
- § 260.245. Tax, how levied — limitation — form of ballot.
- § 260.247. Annexation or expansion of solid waste services by city, notice to certain private entities, when — city to contract with private entity, duration, terms.
- § 260.250. Major appliances, waste oil, yard waste and batteries, disposal restricted — recycling of certain items, addressed in solid waste management plan.
- § 260.253. Department to provide technical assistance and public education programs on collection of used motor oil — household consumer used motor oil, duty to maintain toll-free telephone for information.
- § 260.254. Grants for household consumer-used motor oil collection systems, requirements — centers not to accept motor oil from commercial operation.
- § 260.260. Batteries, lead-acid, disposal of restricted — penalty.
- § 260.262. Retailers of lead-acid batteries, duties — notice to purchaser, contents.
- § 260.264. Notices to public, batteries, duties of department.
- § 260.266. Wholesalers of lead-acid batteries, duties — storage of batteries, requirements.
- § 260.267. Restriction on sales of certain batteries, effective dates — sale of nonbutton cell mercuric-oxide battery requirements, duties of manufacturer, violation, penalty.
- § 260.269. In-state private entity disposal permitted, when.
- § 260.270. Scrap tires, prohibited activities — penalties — site owners, no new scrap tire sites permitted, when, exception — registration required, duty to inform department, contents — rules and regulations — permit fees — duties of department — inventory of processed scrap tires not to exceed limitation — auto dismantler, limited storage of tires allowed — recovered rubber, use by transportation department, how.
- § 260.272. Scrap tires and rubber chips may be used as landfill cover, department of natural resources to promulgate rules.
- § 260.273. Fee, sale of new tires, amount — collection, use of moneys — termination.
- § 260.275. Scrap tire site, closure plan, contents — financial assurance instrument, purpose, how calculated.
- § 260.276. Nuisance abatement activities, department may conduct — costs, civil action authorized, exception — resource recovery or nuisance abatement bids on contract, who may bid — content — nonprofits may be eligible for cleanup reimbursement, when.
- § 260.278. Performance bond or letter of credit required for transporter of scrap tires, when — provisions required — forfeiture of bond, when, procedure — bond requirement ceases, when.
- § 260.279. Preference and bonus points for contracts for the removal or clean up of waste tires, when.
- § 260.280. Container defined — plastic ring or holding device must be biodegradable within two years — acceptable rings or holding device, department to furnish list — violations, penalty — effective when.
- § 260.281. Plastic, plastic bottles or rigid plastic container defined — containers, must have coded label, content, form — exempt products, rules established by department — violations, penalty.
- § 260.300. Regions, division of state into — procedures, purpose.
- § 260.302. County may apply for change in region, when, procedures.
- § 260.305. Creation of district, procedures — boundaries, limitations — petition to establish — district a body corporate and politic, when — election.
- § 260.310. Contractual authority, powers.
- § 260.315. Council, selection of members, terms — meetings — powers — selection of executive board, terms.
- § 260.320. Executive board, meetings, selection of officers — powers, duties — contractual authority.
- § 260.324. Grants, familial relationships not a disqualifier — voting restrictions.
- § 260.325. Solid waste management plan, submitted to department, contents, procedures — approval, revision of plan — funds may be made available, purpose — audits.
- § 260.330. Landfill fee, amount — solid waste management fund, created, purpose — department to enforce — transfer station, fee charged — free disposal day, notice.
- § 260.335. Distribution of fund moneys, uses — grants, distribution of moneys — advisory board, solid waste, duties.
- § 260.345. Solid waste advisory board, members — qualifications — duties and powers — removal of board member for failure to attend meetings, when — report — meetings.
- § 260.350. Short title.
- § 260.352. Department of natural resources shall verify compliance with corrective action plans for hazardous waste management.
- § 260.355. Exempted wastes.
- § 260.360. Definitions.
- § 260.370. Duties and powers of commission — rules and regulations to be adopted, procedures — inspection fees, use of, refund, when — variances granted, when.
- § 260.371. Severability clause, exceptions.
- § 260.372. Powers and duties of commission.
- § 260.373. Rulemaking authority, limitations on — inconsistent rules null and void, when — rulemaking authority.
- § 260.375. Duties of department — licenses required — permits required.
- § 260.377. Inspection by department.
- § 260.380. Duties of hazardous waste generators — fees to be collected, disposition — exemptions — expiration of fees.
- § 260.385. Activities not allowed and requirements to be met by hazardous waste transporters.
- § 260.391. Hazardous waste fund created — payments — subaccount created, purpose — transfer of moneys — restrictions on use of moneys — general revenue appropriation to be requested annually.
- § 260.392. Definitions — fees for transport of radioactive waste — deposit of moneys, use — notice of shipments — sunset date.
- § 260.393. Technology for treatment of hazardous waste, generators to use best available, exceptions.
- § 260.394. Disposal of untreated hazardous waste, prohibited, exceptions — alternative to landfilling, best demonstrated available technology.
- § 260.395. Transportation of hazardous waste, how permitted — fees, how determined — notice prior to issuance of permit — permit not required of whom — application for certification, when — permit maintained for postclosure care period — leachate collection system required — railroad hazardous waste transportation, fee.
- § 260.396. PCB, definition — facilities, regulation of — list of PCB facilities — compliance with requirements, time limitation.
- § 260.400. Procedure for conducting public hearings.
- § 260.405. Variances granted, when.
- § 260.410. Department to enforce standards, rules and regulations — appeal authorized.
- § 260.412. Administrative penalties — not to be assessed for minor violation — conference, conciliation and persuasion — rules and regulations, payment — appeal, effect — unpaid penalty, collection — time limit — review.
- § 260.415. Appeals — other remedies available, costs.
- § 260.420. Imminent hazard, action to be taken.
- § 260.423. Facility ordered to accept waste, reimbursement rate disagreement, procedure.
- § 260.424. Underground injection prohibited.
- § 260.425. Violations, how punished.
- § 260.429. No permit in non-karst area of state over groundwater divide.
- § 260.430. Confidential information — illegal disclosure, penalty.
- § 260.431. Buffer zone required, commercial facility, how determined — limitations, requirements, certain facilities.
- § 260.432. Hazardous waste, collection of small quantities, department to administer — fees — department may enter into contracts for collection — disposal in landfills prohibited, when.
- § 260.433. Commercial hazardous waste facilities, prohibited activities (third or fourth class counties).
- § 260.435. Definitions, sections 260.435 to 260.480 — definition of hazardous waste not to include certain materials.
- § 260.437. Rules and regulations, authority.
- § 260.440. Registry of abandoned or uncontrolled hazardous waste sites, contents — investigation — department's powers and duties.
- § 260.445. Abandoned and uncontrolled sites, annual report, content — sent to whom.
- § 260.450. Priority of sites, listed in registry, determined by investigation — factors to be considered.
- § 260.455. Registry, proposed site addition, procedure, notice.
- § 260.460. Listing or proposed listing of site in registry, procedure to remove.
- § 260.465. Change of use or transfer of site property — notice to buyer — appeal — violations, penalty.
- § 260.470. Recording of sites, placed on or removed from registry — removal procedure.
- § 260.475. Fees to be paid by hazardous waste generators — exceptions — deposit of moneys — violations, penalty — deposit — fee requirement, expiration — fee structure review.
- § 260.480. Transfer of moneys in the hazardous waste remedial fund to hazardous waste fund.
- § 260.482. Incineration of certain material by Department of Defense, limitation.
- § 260.500. Definitions.
- § 260.505. Hazardous substance emergency response plan to be developed by department director — contents of plan.
- § 260.510. Hazardous substances, director's powers and duties.
- § 260.515. Actions to abate, control or clean up not construed as admission of liability.
- § 260.520. Rules and regulations, limitation — procedure.
- § 260.525. Investigation, no person to refuse entry — search warrant to be issued.
- § 260.530. Cleanup costs, liability — failure to comply, damages, exceptions — records of expense to be kept.
- § 260.535. Hazardous waste fund, deposits to — purpose for use.
- § 260.540. State employees acting in official capacity, liability.
- § 260.545. Providing assistance at request of department, political subdivision or volunteer fire protection district, liability for actions, when.
- § 260.546. Emergency assistance — cost, how paid — cost statement, contents — payment, when — amount, appeal procedure — state fund to pay cost but repayment required.
- § 260.550. Information to be available to public, exceptions.
- § 260.552. Liability limitation for persons in business of hazardous waste cleanup created by others, exceptions — waste cleanup of environmental hazard defined.
- § 260.558. Radioactive waste investigation fund created, purpose, use of moneys — limitation on transfers.
- § 260.565. Definitions.
- § 260.567. Application for voluntary remediation, requirements, form, fee — review by department — duties of applicant, reports — remedial action plan, review of — duties.
- § 260.569. Reimbursement for costs to department, computation — deposit of funds — termination from participation by department, when — refund of balance, when.
- § 260.571. Hazardous waste management commission may promulgate rules, scope.
- § 260.573. Completion of plan, department to issue letter, contents — effect.
- § 260.575. False information, submission of — penalty.
- § 260.600. Area revitalization authorities to hold title in cleanup areas — transfer of title to department, when — dissolution of authority (certain first class counties, charter form).
- § 260.602. Authorities' articles of incorporation, content.
- § 260.603. Articles filed where — secretary of state, duties.
- § 260.605. Board of directors, number, qualifications, election, term.
- § 260.607. Powers and duties of board.
- § 260.609. Authority, state and state employees no liability, when.
- § 260.700. Membership authorized — compact — purposes.
- § 260.705. Definitions.
- § 260.710. Extended care and long-term liability account established, purposes — if Missouri designated a host state, duties.
- § 260.715. Operators of regional disposal facilities to purchase maximum insurance — insurance to be used, how.
- § 260.720. Compact commissioner and alternate, appointment, compensation, when, expenses, duties.
- § 260.730. Tax levy authorized for counties containing regional disposal facilities.
- § 260.735. Designation as host state, governor's duty — approval by general assembly required, exception.
- § 260.750. Environmental radiation monitoring program and fund established — purposes.
- § 260.800. Definitions.
- § 260.805. Electric suppliers to purchase electricity generated, rate allowable.
- § 260.810. Extraordinary costs and interconnection charges paid by governing body.
- § 260.815. Loss of revenue, rate case before public service commission allowable.
- § 260.818. Definitions.
- § 260.819. Removal costs and damages, liability, limitations.
- § 260.820. Definitions.
- § 260.822. Content concentration of certain elements, restrictions.
- § 260.824. Exemptions.
- § 260.830. Landfill fee authorized, counties of third and fourth classification — approval, ballot, limitation.
- § 260.831. Collection of fee by operator, payment required — separate surcharge, transmittal of funds.
- § 260.900. Definitions.
- § 260.905. Hazardous waste management commission to promulgate rules for dry-cleaning facility environmental remediation.
- § 260.910. Violations of dry-cleaning remediation laws — civil damages.
- § 260.915. Registration of dry-cleaning facilities with department.
- § 260.920. Dry-cleaning environmental response trust fund created — purpose — not to be considered total state revenue.
- § 260.925. Expenditures from fund, how used — fund not to be used, when — liability determinations — entry onto premises where corrective action required — fund payment limit — owner liability when fund payment obtained.
- § 260.930. State immunity from liability due to corrective action — private action against dry-cleaning facility not prohibited — corrective action not to be compelled at eligible dry-cleaning facilities — director approval of plans, when.
- § 260.935. Dry-cleaning facility registration surcharge — deposited in fund — penalties and interest for nonpayment.
- § 260.940. Dry-cleaning solvent surcharge, amount imposed due to solvent factor — deposited in fund — penalties and interest for nonpayment — operators not to purchase solvent from persons not paying surcharge.
- § 260.945. Surcharges not collected, when.
- § 260.950. Judicial review.
- § 260.955. Department to report on fund, corrective action from fund.
- § 260.960. Rulemaking.
- § 260.965. Expiration date.
- § 260.1000. Citation of law.
- § 260.1003. Definitions.
- § 260.1006. Holder of an environmental covenant — department bound by covenant — rules for interests in real property.
- § 260.1009. Contents of a covenant.
- § 260.1012. Enforceability of covenants, criteria.
- § 260.1015. Use of real property subject to zoning laws and recorded instruments.
- § 260.1018. Copy of covenant to be provided, to whom.
- § 260.1021. Recording of a covenant, procedure.
- § 260.1024. Covenants are perpetual, exceptions — department may terminate covenants, when.
- § 260.1027. Amendment or termination of a covenant, requirements — interest in property not affected by amendment.
- § 260.1030. Civil action may be maintained, when — department to maintain regulatory authority.
- § 260.1033. Activity and use information system to be established, purpose — categories of sites — recording of amendments or termination, procedure, form.
- § 260.1036. Inapplicability to storage tanks.
- § 260.1039. Effect of act on certain federal laws.
- § 260.1092. Federal law may preempt, when.
- § 260.1150. Citation of law — public benefit nonprofit corporation, purpose — powers — board, members — immunity from liability. (Iron, Jefferson, Madison, Reynolds, St. Francois, Washington and Wayne counties)