ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Missouri House of Representatives
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
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: Prohibits the possession or use of glass containers within 50 feet of any navigable waterway in the state of Missouri.

: Authorizes an incentive program for forestry, extends carryover of wood energy tax credit, prohibits introduction of wild elk, increases penalties for deer poaching, and allows killing of feral hogs.

: Creates an income tax credit for owners of real estate which contains a child-occupied facility or dwelling which is involved in a lead abatement project.

: Allows governing bodies to abate certain property taxes of owners of real estate which contains a child-occupied facility or dwelling which is involved in a lead abatement project.

: Enacts additional notice and hearing requirements, revises fees, and changes reclamation standards for surface mining.

: Extends the expiration of the Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund and changes various board duties.

: Promotes higher education community service learning programs.

: Increases eligibility for brownfield remediation to include non-brownfield property on or adjacent to brownfield parcel; allows expansion of brownfield tax credit.

: Repeals a provision on county planning and zoning similar to one declared unconstitutional.

: Creates a state income tax credit for taxpayers who purchase zero emissions vehicles and super-ultra-low emissions vehicles.

: Amends the laws regarding vehicle emission testing.

: Amends various provisions regarding motor vehicle emission testing.

: Revises law on surface mining, air emissions, and Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund.

: Increases the authorization for water pollution bonds and revises law on water and sewer systems.

: Exempts agricultural land from any state law, rule or regulation, or any local city or county ordinance that prohibits the open burning of hay bales and brush.

: Increases the eligibility for grant moneys to municipalities and counties for environmental assessments on brownfields.

: Requires various gasoline specifications.

: Prohibits certain rules of the Department of Natural Resources from being any stricter than federal regulations.

: Allows fourth class cities in counties of the first classification to participate in the state weed and grass control program.

: Allows interested parties to appeal a permit denial for a water containment or point source.

: Expands optional one-year motor vehicle emissions inspection to entire state.

: Provides a procedure for filing a claim for a refund of an erroneously paid surcharge on petroleum products.

: Authorizes study of airport noise in St Louis area.

: Establishes an environmental audit privilege.

: Establishes the Missouri Air Emission Banking and Trading Program.

: Exempts historic motor vehicles from emissions testing requirement.

: Allows school districts to contract with eligible new generation cooperatives for the purchase of biodiesel to fuel school buses.

: Amends various portions of the on-site sewage system law.

: Prohibits persons from applying fertilizers with phosphorus in certain counties.

: Requires forty-eight hour notice prior to the application of pesticides, insecticides or herbicides in or around public buildings.

: Requires school districts to implement CHEMIS 4.0 risk management system for handling potentially hazardous chemicals used in science classes.

: Establishes a Childhood Lead Testing Program in the Department of Health.

: Modifies the emissions testing fee and establishes a complaint procedure for vehicle damage claims during inspection.

: Adopts preferences for state purchasing of recycled toner cartridges.

: Allows a tax credit for coal-generated plants built with pollution control devices.

: Creates the Pesticide Project Fund to fund various pesticide related issues.

: Allows counties of the fourth classification to place on the ballot a measure to impose a landfill fee.

: Urges the Governor, Dept of Natural Resources, Dept of Conservation and Dept of Transportation to protest against the federal government's practice of controlling the flow of the Missouri River.

: Urges the Environmental Protection Agency to provide the St. Louis area with the promised time to meet the ozone standards for air quality.

: Urges the Forest Service to withdraw its proposal to set aside 100,000 acres of national forest for the Indiana bat.

: Urges the U.S. Congress to address the issue of increased fuel prices by developing domestic sources to reduce the nation's dependency on foreign sources of fuel.

: Recommends that precautions be taken prior to the application of insecticides and herbicides in or around public buildings.

: Revises membership of Clean Water Commission.

: Creates the Non-native Species Council.

: Revises permit approval process for certain wastewater treatment facilities.

: Revises motor vehicle emissions inpections for certain areas.

: Requires regulation of on-site sewage treatment systems.

: Prohibits the possession or use of glass containers within 50 feet of any navigable waterway in the state of Missouri.

: Certain DNR rules shall be no stricter than federal regulations with exceptions.

: Revises expiration of Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund and changes certain board functions.

: Allows appeal of water pollution permit decisions by affected third parties.

: Revises the operation and participation of the one call notification center for excavators.

: Establishes audit privilege for voluntary internal environmental audits.

: Creates a program to promote sustainable forestry.

: Establishes a program of air pollution emissions banking and trading.

: Creates an income tax credit for owners of real estate which contains a child-occupied facility or dwelling which is involved in a lead abatement project.

: Revises land reclamation permits and procedures for certain substances, not including coal.

: Exempts historic vehicles from emissions testing.

: Requires sellers of motor fuel to notify buyers at the pump of the amount and type of oxygenate blended in the motor fuel.

: Creates the "Consumer Clean Energy Act.".

: Changes the composition of certain sewer districts.

: Requests the Environmental Protection Agency to delay redesignation of St. Louis as an ozone nonattainment area.

: Exempts fees collected by the Natural Resources Department from the definition of revenues used to calculate total state revenue.

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am