§ 13-20-13-1 Applicability of certificate of registration provisions
§ 13-20-13-1.5 Manner of storage of waste tires
§ 13-20-13-2 Necessity of registration or certificate
§ 13-20-13-3 Certificate of registration
§ 13-20-13-4 Prerequisites to certificate of registration; deposit of fees
§ 13-20-13-5 Duties of certificate of registration holders
§ 13-20-13-5.5 Revocation or modification of certificate of registration; appeal
§ 13-20-13-6 Inspection program
§ 13-20-13-7 New replacement tire and new vehicle sales fees
§ 13-20-13-8 Waste tire management fund; establishment; purposes; sources of revenue
§ 13-20-13-9 Waste tire management fund; use of funds
§ 13-20-13-11 Adoption of rules; legitimate use of waste tires and used tires
§ 13-20-13-12 Certificate of registration not required
§ 13-20-13-13 Removal and remedial actions
§ 13-20-13-14 Recovery of costs and damages
§ 13-20-13-15 Education program
§ 13-20-13-17 Criminal penalty for application misstatement
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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 20 > Chapter 13 - Regulation of Waste Tire Storage Sites; Waste Tire Management Fund

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