Introduced by Rep. Marty Knollenberg R- on July 28, 2010
To streamline the regulations for cleanups of hazardous materials that exist on a property or are spilled. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment’s authority to write rules more stringent than federal standards would be eliminated. In conformance with the project of House Bills 6358 to 6363, this bill revises a property owner’s notification and response responsibilities under the law, and requires the department to create an ongoing inventory of known contaminations. Official Text and Analysis.
Referred to the House New Economy And Quality Of Life Committee on July 28, 2010
Reported in the House on November 10, 2010
Without amendment and with the recommendation that the bill pass.
To streamline the regulations for cleanups of hazardous materials that exist on a property or are spilled. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment’s authority to write rules more stringent than federal standards would be eliminated. In conformance with the project of House Bills 6358 to 6363, this bill revises a property owner’s notification and response responsibilities under the law, and requires the department to create an ongoing inventory of known contaminations
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To streamline the regulations for cleanups of hazardous materials that exist on a property or are spilled. The Department of Natural Resources and Environment’s authority to write rules more stringent than federal standards would be eliminated. In conformance with the project of House Bills 6358 to 6363, this bill revises a property owner’s notification and response responsibilities under the law, and requires the department to create an ongoing inventory of known contaminations
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Signed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm on December 14, 2010