Regulatory Basics Initative Reports

• Regulatory Recommendations Resulting From The Regulatory Basics Initiative

• Bureau of Air Quality
  • More Stringent Than Federal Requirements Report
  • Regulations Which Do Not Support a Pollution Prevention Approach
  • Regulations Which are Prescriptive or Technology Specific
  • Regulations Which Inhibit the Application of New Green Technologies
  • Regulations Imposing Disproportionate Economic Costs
  • Regulations With Significant Noncompliance
  • Obsolete Or Redundant Report
  • Regulations Which Lack Clarity Report

• Safe Drinking Water Program Chater 109
• Bureau of Dams, Waterways and Wetlands
• Bureau of Mining and Reclamation
  • Regulations Which Contain Standards or Requirements More Stringent Than Federal Law
  • Regulations Which Do Not Support a Pollution Prevention Approach
  • Regulations Which Inhibit the Application of Green Technologies
  • Regulations Which Are Prescriptive or Technology Specific
  • Regulations Imposing Disproportionate Economic Costs
  • Regulations With Significant Noncompliance
  • Regulations Which Lack Clarity
  • Mining- Regulations Needing Clarity
• Bureau of Land Recycling and Waste Management
  • Regulations Which Contain Standards or Requirements More Stringent Than Federal Law
  • Executive Summary and Contents
  • The following five tables provide comparisons of the relevant State and Federal regulations:
  • The Hazardous Waste and Household Hazardous Waste portions of Report #1. (large file - 176 KB)
  • Municipal and Residual Waste (part 1) includes details on municipal waste bonding and financial requirements; infectious and chemotherapeutic waste; and municipal waste planning, recycling and waste reduction.
  • Municipal and Residual Waste (part 2) includes municipal waste landfills and construction and demolition waste.
  • Municipal and Residual Waste (part 3) includes land application of sewage sludge; municipal waste storage; municipal waste transportation; residual waste; and HSCA administrative record.
  • Storage Tanks portion of Report #1.
  • Pollution Prevention and Source Reduction
• Storm Water Management Program
  • Chapter 111 Storm Water Management Grants and Reimbursements
  • Chapter 102 Erosion Control
• Costal Programs Chapter 85 Bluff Recession and Setback Program
• Bureau of Water Quality Management
  • Provisions More Stringent Than Federal Requirements
  • Provisions That Impose Disproportionate Economic Costs Or Result In Significant Noncompliance
  • Provisions That Are Obsolete Or Redundant/And With Provisions That Lack Clarity
  • Provisions Not Supporting A Pollution Prevention Approach
  • Provisions That Are Prescriptive Or Technology-Specific, And With Provisions Which Inhibit The Application Of New Green Technologies
• Bureau of Radiation Protection
• Bureau of Oil and Gas Management
  • Provisions More Stringent Than Federal Requirements
  • Regulations Not Supporting a Pollution Prevention Approach
  • Regulations that are Prescriptive, Technology Specific, or Inhibit Green Technology
  • Regulations Imposing Disproportionate Cost or with Significant Noncompliance
  • Regulations that are Obsolete, Redundant, or Lack Clarity
  • Review of Permitting
  • Review Of Monitoring, Compliance And Enforcement Guidance
• Dam Safety and Waterway Management and Flood Plain Management
  Download Microsoft Word document (45 K)
  • Dams, Encroachemts and Water Obstructions, Why Permits are needed(12k pdf)
• Chapter 109 - Safe Drinking Water