Utah § 19-8-105 - Eligibility and exceptions -- Grounds for application rejection by executive director.
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§ 19-8-105. Eligibility and exceptions -- Grounds for application rejection by executive director.
Subject to Section 19-8-106, any site is eligible for participation in the voluntary cleanup program created under this chapter except:
| (1) | a treatment, storage, or disposal facility regulated under 42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq.; |
| (2) | that portion of a site that is on the national priorities list; or |
| (3) | that portion of a site for which a state or federal enforcement action is existing or pending against the applicant for remediation of the contaminants described in the application. |
Amended by Chapter 200, 2005 General Session
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