Utah Code — 19
Browse 409 sections in division 19 of the Utah code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 19-1-102. Purposes.
- § 19-1-103. Definitions.
- § 19-1-104. Creation of department -- Appointment of executive director.
- § 19-1-105. Divisions of department -- Control by division directors.
- § 19-1-106. Boards within department.
- § 19-1-108. Environmental Quality Restricted Account.
- § 19-1-110. Department discussions with the Federalism Commission.
- § 19-1-111. Governance committee with local health departments.
- § 19-1-201. Powers and duties of department -- Rulemaking authority -- Committee -- Monitoring environmental impacts of inland port.
- § 19-1-202. Duties and powers of the executive director.
- § 19-1-203. Representatives of department authorized to enter regulated premises.
- § 19-1-204. Legal advice and representation for department.
- § 19-1-205. Assumption of responsibilities.
- § 19-1-206. Contracting powers of department -- Health insurance coverage.
- § 19-1-208. License by endorsement.
- § 19-1-209. Fast track permitting for critical minerals.
- § 19-1-301. Adjudicative proceedings.
- § 19-1-301.5. Permit review adjudicative proceedings.
- § 19-1-302. Violation of laws and orders unlawful.
- § 19-1-303. Criminal and civil penalties -- Liability for violations -- Reimbursement.
- § 19-1-303.5. Reimbursement of extraordinary expenses from civil penalty -- Requirements -- Rulemaking.
- § 19-1-304. Principal and branch offices of department.
- § 19-1-305. Administrative enforcement proceedings -- Tolling of limitation period.
- § 19-1-306. Records of the department.
- § 19-1-307. Evaluation of closure, postclosure, and perpetual care and maintenance for hazardous waste and radioactive waste treatment and disposal facilities -- Report.
- § 19-1-308. Background checks for employees.
- § 19-1-309. Expedited permit review process -- Requirements for qualified reviewer -- Rulemaking.
- § 19-1-402. Definitions.
- § 19-1-403. Clean Fuels and Emission Reduction Technology Program -- Contents -- Loans or grants made with fund money.
- § 19-1-403.3. Conversion to Alternative Fuel Grant Program Fund -- Contents -- Grants made with fund money.
- § 19-1-404. Department duties -- Rulemaking -- Loan repayment.
- § 19-1-405. Air Quality Board duties -- Rulemaking.
- § 19-1-406. Retrofit compressed natural gas vehicles -- Inspections, standards, and certification -- Compliance with other law -- Programs to coordinate.
- § 19-1-502. Definitions.
- § 19-1-503. Requirements for engine coolant sold in state.
- § 19-1-504. Recordkeeping.
- § 19-1-505. Liability limitation.
- § 19-1-506. Preemption.
- § 19-1-507. Civil action.
- § 19-1-508. Exemptions.
- § 19-1-602. Definitions.
- § 19-1-603. Environmental Mitigation and Response Fund.
- § 19-1-604. Environmental mitigation.
- § 19-2-101. Policy of state and purpose of chapter -- Support of local and regional programs -- Provision of coordinated statewide program.
- § 19-2-102. Definitions.
- § 19-2-103. Members of board -- Appointment -- Terms -- Organization -- Per diem and expenses.
- § 19-2-104. Powers of board.
- § 19-2-105. Duties of board.
- § 19-2-105.3. Clean fuel requirements for fleets.
- § 19-2-106. Rulemaking authority and procedure.
- § 19-2-107. Director -- Appointment -- Powers.
- § 19-2-107.5. Solid fuel burning.
- § 19-2-107.7. Water heater regulations.
- § 19-2-108. Notice of construction or modification of installations required -- Authority of director to prohibit construction -- Hearings -- Limitations on authority of director -- Inspections authorized.
- § 19-2-109. Air quality standards -- Hearings on adoption -- Notice requirements -- Orders of director -- Adoption of emission control requirements.
- § 19-2-109.1. Operating permit required -- Fees -- Implementation.
- § 19-2-109.2. Small business assistance program.
- § 19-2-109.3. Public access to information.
- § 19-2-109.4. Project entity transition permit.
- § 19-2-110. Violations -- Notice to violator -- Corrective action orders -- Conference, conciliation, and persuasion by director -- Hearings.
- § 19-2-112. Generalized condition of air pollution creating emergency -- Sources causing imminent danger to health -- Powers of executive director -- Declaration of emergency.
- § 19-2-113. Variances -- Judicial review.
- § 19-2-114. Activities not in violation of chapter or rules.
- § 19-2-115. Violations -- Penalties -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 19-2-116. Injunction or other remedies to prevent violations -- Civil actions not abridged.
- § 19-2-117. Attorney general as legal advisor to board -- Duties of attorney general and county attorneys.
- § 19-2-118. Violation of injunction evidence of contempt.
- § 19-2-119. Civil or criminal remedies not excluded -- Actionable rights under chapter -- No liability for acts of God or other catastrophes.
- § 19-2-120. Information required of owners or operators of air pollutant sources.
- § 19-2-121. Ordinances of political subdivisions authorized.
- § 19-2-122. Cooperative agreements between political subdivisions and department.
- § 19-2-130. Aggregate compliance fee -- Rulemaking.
- § 19-2-202. Definitions.
- § 19-2-203. Grants and programs -- Conditions.
- § 19-2-204. Duties and authorities -- Rulemaking.
- § 2a-103. Gasoline vapor recovery -- Penalties.
- § 2a-105. Prescribed fires, pile burns, and nonfull suppression events.
- § 2a-106. Division of Air Quality Oil, Gas, and Mining Restricted Account.
- § 2a-107. Point source pollution of halogens -- Control technology plan -- Annual report.
- § 2a-108. Fugitive dust facility -- Definitions -- Signage requirement.
- § 19-3-102. Definitions.
- § 19-3-103.1. Board authority and duties under this part.
- § 19-3-103.7. Prohibition of certain radioactive wastes -- Alternative classification -- Concentrated depleted uranium.
- § 19-3-104. Registration and licensing of radiation sources by department -- Assessment of fees -- Rulemaking authority and procedure -- Siting criteria -- Indirect and direct costs.
- § 19-3-105. Definitions -- Legislative and gubernatorial approval required for radioactive waste license -- Exceptions -- Application for new, renewed, or amended license.
- § 19-3-106. Fee for commercial radioactive waste disposal or treatment.
- § 19-3-106.2. Perpetual care and maintenance of commercial radioactive waste disposal facilities -- Radioactive Waste Perpetual Care and Maintenance Account created -- Contents -- Use of restricted account money -- Evaluation.
- § 19-3-106.4. Generator site access permits.
- § 19-3-107. State radioactive waste plan.
- § 19-3-108.1. Powers and duties of director.
- § 19-3-109. Civil penalties -- Appeals -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 19-3-110. Criminal penalties.
- § 19-3-111. Impounding of radioactive material.
- § 19-3-112. Notification by the department to certain persons of release of radiation from Nevada Test Site -- Notification to certain news outlets.
- § 19-3-113. Federal-state agreement regarding radiation control.
- § 19-3-201. Interstate Compact on Low-level Radioactive Waste -- Policy and purpose of compact.
- § 19-3-201.1. Definitions.
- § 19-3-202. Practices of party states regarding low-level waste shipments -- Fees for inspections.
- § 19-3-203. Acceptance of low-level waste by facilities in party states -- Requirements for acceptance of waste generated outside region of party states -- Cooperation in determining site of facility required within region of party states -- Allowance of access to low-level waste and hazardous chemical waste disposal facilities by certain party states -- Establishment of fees and requirements by host states.
- § 19-3-204. Governor to designate state official to administer compact -- Designated officials comprise northwest low-level waste compact committee -- Meetings of committee -- Duties relating to existing regulations -- Authority to make arrangements with entities outside region of party states.
- § 19-3-205. Eligible party states -- Requirements regarding joinder and withdrawal from compact -- Consent of Congress.
- § 19-3-206. Direction to compact committee member.
- § 19-3-301. Restrictions on nuclear waste placement in state.
- § 19-3-302. Legislative assertions and findings.
- § 19-3-303. Definitions.
- § 19-3-304. Licensing and approval by governor and Legislature -- Powers and duties of the department.
- § 19-3-305. Application for license.
- § 19-3-306. Information and findings required for approval by the department.
- § 19-3-307. Siting criteria.
- § 19-3-308. Application fee and annual fees.
- § 19-3-309. Restricted accounts.
- § 19-3-310. Benefits agreement.
- § 19-3-311. Length of license.
- § 19-3-312. Enforcement -- Penalties.
- § 19-3-313. Reciprocity.
- § 19-3-314. Local jurisdiction.
- § 19-3-315. Transportation requirements.
- § 19-3-316. Cost recovery.
- § 19-3-317. Severability.
- § 19-3-318. No limitation of liability regarding businesses involved in high level radioactive waste.
- § 19-3-319. State response to nuclear release and hazards.
- § 19-3-321. Exemptions.
- § 19-4-102. Definitions.
- § 19-4-103. Drinking Water Board -- Members -- Organization -- Meetings -- Per diem and expenses.
- § 19-4-104. Powers of board.
- § 19-4-105. Rulemaking authority and procedure.
- § 19-4-106. Director -- Appointment -- Authority -- Duties.
- § 19-4-107. Notice of violation -- Action by attorney general.
- § 19-4-108. Supplier -- Variance or exemption -- Failure to comply -- Violation of chapter -- Public notice.
- § 19-4-109. Violations -- Penalties -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 19-4-110. Local jurisdiction over water supply systems.
- § 19-4-111. Prohibition of fluoride in public water systems.
- § 19-4-112. Limit on authority of department and board to control irrigation facilities -- Precautions relating to nonpotable water systems.
- § 19-4-113. Water source protection ordinance.
- § 19-4-114. Source and storage minimum sizing requirements for public water systems.
- § 19-4-115. Drinking water quality in schools and child care centers.
- § 19-4-116. Fee schedule -- Exemption -- Report -- Monitoring of fees.
- § 19-4-117. Emergency response plan required for community water systems -- Requirements -- Report.
- § 19-5-102. Definitions.
- § 19-5-103. Water Quality Board -- Members of board -- Appointment -- Terms -- Organization -- Meetings -- Per diem and expenses.
- § 19-5-104. Powers and duties of board.
- § 19-5-104.5. Legislative review and approval.
- § 19-5-105. Rulemaking authority and procedure.
- § 19-5-105.3. Independent peer review of a proposal.
- § 19-5-105.5. Agriculture water.
- § 19-5-106. Director -- Appointment -- Duties.
- § 19-5-107. Discharge of pollutants unlawful -- Discharge permit required.
- § 19-5-108. Discharge permits -- Requirements and procedure for issuance.
- § 19-5-108.3. Construction site storm water runoff control.
- § 19-5-108.5. Storm water permits.
- § 19-5-109. Grounds for revocation, modification, or suspension of discharge permit.
- § 19-5-110. Designation by governor of areas with quality control problems -- Classification of waters -- Adoption of standards of quality.
- § 19-5-111. Notice of violations -- Hearings.
- § 19-5-112. Hearings conducted by an administrative law judge -- Decisions on denial or revocation of permit conducted by executive director.
- § 19-5-113. Power of director to enter property for investigation -- Records and reports required of owners or operators.
- § 19-5-114. Spills or discharges of oil or other substance -- Notice to director.
- § 19-5-115. Violations -- Civil and criminal penalties -- Ordinances and rules of political subdivisions -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 19-5-116. Limitation on effluent limitation standards for BOD, Total Suspended Solids, Bacteria, and pH for domestic or municipal sewage.
- § 19-5-117. Purpose and construction of chapter.
- § 19-5-118. Chapter deemed auxiliary and supplementary to other laws.
- § 19-5-119. State permits not required where federal government has primary responsibility.
- § 19-5-120. Sewage permit program fee.
- § 19-5-121. Underground wastewater disposal systems -- Certification required to design, inspect, maintain, or conduct percolation or soil tests -- Exemptions -- Rules -- Fees.
- § 19-5-122. Underground wastewater disposal systems -- Fee imposed on new systems.
- § 19-5-123. Underground Wastewater Disposal System Restricted Account created -- Contents -- Use of account money.
- § 19-5-124. Phosphorus limit for household dishwashing detergent.
- § 19-5-125. Yurt exemption.
- § 19-5-126. Division of Water Quality Oil, Gas, and Mining Restricted Account.
- § 19-5-201. Definitions.
- § 19-5-202. Capital asset management.
- § 19-6-102. Definitions.
- § 19-6-102.1. Treatment or disposal -- Exclusions.
- § 19-6-103. Waste Management and Radiation 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. Director -- Appointment -- Powers.
- § 19-6-108. New nonhazardous solid or hazardous waste operation plans for facility or site -- Approval required -- Exemptions from legislative and gubernatorial approval -- Time periods for review -- Information required -- Other conditions -- Automatic revocation of approval -- Periodic review.
- § 19-6-108.3. Director to issue written assurances, make determinations, and partition operation plans -- Board to make rules.
- § 19-6-108.5. Management of hazardous waste generated outside Utah.
- § 19-6-109. Inspections authorized -- Fines for a self-inspected facility.
- § 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. 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.
- § 19-6-124. Burial of nonhazardous solid waste by an individual.
- § 19-6-125. Incineration of medical waste.
- § 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.
- § 19-6-302. Definitions.
- § 19-6-302.5. Retroactive effect.
- § 19-6-303. Rulemaking provisions.
- § 19-6-304. Inspections.
- § 19-6-306. Civil penalty -- Lawsuits.
- § 19-6-307. Hazardous Substances Mitigation Fund.
- § 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.
- § 19-6-402. Definitions.
- § 19-6-402.5. Retroactive effect.
- § 19-6-403. Powers and duties of board.
- § 19-6-404. Powers and duties of director.
- § 19-6-405.5. Creation of restricted account.
- § 19-6-405.7. Petroleum Storage Tank Cleanup Fund -- Revenue and purposes -- Relation to Petroleum Storage Tank Fund.
- § 19-6-407. Registration -- Change of ownership or operation -- Civil penalty.
- § 19-6-408. Petroleum storage tank registration fee -- Processing fee.
- § 19-6-409. Petroleum Storage Tank Fund -- Source of revenues.
- § 19-6-410.5. 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 excluded or exempt tanks.
- § 19-6-415.5. State owned or leased tanks to participate in program.
- § 19-6-416. Restrictions on delivery of petroleum -- Civil penalty.
- § 19-6-416.5. Restrictions on petroleum 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 director.
- § 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 -- Civil action -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 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. Eligibility for participation in the fund.
- § 19-6-429. False information and claims.
- § 19-6-502. Definitions.
- § 19-6-502.5. Solid waste management facility not a public utility.
- § 19-6-503. Powers and duties of public entities.
- § 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.
- § 19-6-507. Flow control for solid waste prohibited -- Exceptions.
- § 19-6-508. Resource recovery project operated by an improvement district.
- § 19-6-509. Recycling data -- Publication.
- § 19-6-601. Definitions.
- § 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.
- § 19-6-702. Legislative findings.
- § 19-6-703. Definitions.
- § 19-6-704. Powers and duties of the board.
- § 19-6-705. Powers and duties of the director.
- § 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 -- Administrative charge.
- § 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 -- Reimbursement for expenses.
- § 19-6-721.1. Notice of violations -- Order for correction -- Civil action to enforce.
- § 19-6-722. Criminal penalties.
- § 19-6-723. Local ordinances regarding used oil.
- § 19-6-802. Legislative findings.
- § 19-6-803. Definitions.