Article 30 - AIR QUALITY CONTROL
- Section 65-3001 - Title of act
- Section 65-3002 - Definitions
- Section 65-3003 - Responsibility of secretary; administration
- Section 65-3005 - Powers of the secretary
- Section 65-3006 - Same; publication and enforcement of regulations; employment of personnel; services
- Section 65-3007 - Air contaminant sources; classification; monitoring; reporting
- Section 65-3008 - Approvals and permits for emission stationary sources
- Section 65-3008a - Same; public comment and hearing; review
- Section 65-3008b - Same; suspension, revocation, denial, modification, issuance
- Section 65-3009 - Inspections
- Section 65-3010 - Emission control requirements
- Section 65-3011 - Enforcement; procedure
- Section 65-3012 - Action to protect health or environment; judicial review procedures
- Section 65-3013 - Variances; hearing
- Section 65-3015 - Records and information open; trade secret exception
- Section 65-3016 - Local air quality conservation programs
- Section 65-3017 - Motor vehicle pollution
- Section 65-3018 - Administrative fines
- Section 65-3019 - Application of act; limitations
- Section 65-3020 - Severability
- Section 65-3021 - Power generation facility; impact upon air quality; definitions
- Section 65-3022 - Same; determining and monitoring of power generation facilities environmental impact; programs for; fees; rules and regulations
- Section 65-3023 - Same; fees; disposition of moneys; power generating facility fee fund created
- Section 65-3024 - Emissions fees
- Section 65-3025 - Unlawful acts
- Section 65-3026 - Criminal penalties
- Section 65-3027 - Small business assistance program; compliance advisory panel
- Section 65-3028 - Rules and regulations continued in effect
- Section 65-3029 - Duties of secretary; approval of prevention of significant deterioration permit
- Section 65-3030 - Severability clause
- Section 65-3031 - Electric generating units; carbon dioxide emissions standards; submission of state plan by secretary to environmental protection agency; review by study committee and attorney general; agency implementation, limitations