§22C-6-2. Definitions
Unless the context clearly requires a different meaning, as used in this article the terms: (a) "Board" means the commercial hazardous waste management facility siting board established pursuant to section three, article five of this chapter; (b) "Commercial hazardous waste management facility" means any hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal facility which accepts hazardous waste, […]
§22C-6-3. Procedure for Public Participation
(a) From and after June 5, 1992, in order to obtain approval to locate either a commercial hazardous waste management facility or a hazardous waste management facility which disposes of greater than 10,000 tons per annum on site in this state, an applicant shall: (1) File a presiting notice with the county or counties in […]
§22C-8-1. Declaration of Public Policy; Legislative Findings
(a) It is hereby declared to be the public policy of this state and in the public interest to: (1) Ensure the safe recovery of coal and gas;
§22C-4-29. Judicial Review of Certificate of Site Approval
(a) Any party aggrieved by a decision of the county or regional solid waste authority or county commission granting or denying a certificate of site approval may obtain judicial review thereof in the same manner provided in section four, article five, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code, which provisions shall govern such review with like effect […]
§22C-4-30. Solid Waste Assessment Interim Fee; Regulated Motor Carriers; Dedication of Proceeds; Criminal Penalties
(a) Imposition. Effective July 1, 1989, a solid waste assessment fee is hereby levied and imposed upon the disposal of solid waste at any solid waste disposal facility in this state to be collected at the rate of $1 per ton or part thereof of solid waste. The fee imposed by this section is in […]
§22C-4A-1. Local Participation, Legislative Findings and Purposes; Referendum
(a) The Legislature finds that the potential impacts of commercial solid waste disposal facilities have a deleterious and debilitating effect upon the transportation network, property values, economic growth, environmental quality, other land uses, and the public health and welfare. These impacts are borne predominantly by the local residents in the communities where the facilities are […]
§22C-4A-2. Approval of New Class a Facility
(a) The purpose of the mandatory referendum for approval of new Class A facilities is to verify for the local community that the local infrastructure and environment are appropriate for a new Class A facility and to assure that the local community accepts the associated benefits and detriments of having a new Class A facility […]
§22C-4A-3. Referendum for Approval of Conversion of a Class B Facility to a Class a Facility
(a) The purpose of the petition and referendum for approval of conversions of Class B facilities to Class A facilities is to allow the local community an opportunity to participate in the decision of whether the local infrastructure and environment are appropriate for expansion of a Class B facility to a Class A facility, and […]
§22C-4A-4. Approval of Increase in Maximum Allowable Monthly Tonnage of Class a Facilities
(a) The purpose of the petition and referendum for approval of modification of Class A facilities is to allow the local community an opportunity to participate in the decision of whether the local infrastructure and environment are appropriately suited for expansion of the Class A facility, and to assure that the local community accepts the […]
§22C-4-19. Refunding Bonds or Notes
The board of any authority having issued bonds or notes under the provisions of this article is hereby empowered thereafter by resolution to issue refunding bonds or notes of such authority for the purpose of retiring or refinancing any or all outstanding bonds or notes, together with any unpaid interest thereon and redemption premium thereunto […]