§ 13-19-3-1 Board to adopt rules regulating solid and hazardous waste and atomic radiation; federal waste exemptions and exclusions; application of certain federal regulation amendments
§ 13-19-3-1.3 Rules on legitimate use of solid or hazardous waste
§ 13-19-3-2 Orders; review by administrative law judge
§ 13-19-3-3 Prohibited areas of regulation; coal combustion residuals; legacy generation resource; state permit program; fees
§ 13-19-3-3.1 Restriction on regulations concerning coal mining waste and coal combustion residuals
§ 13-19-3-3.2 CCR program fund; purposes; administration
§ 13-19-3-4 Vertical expansions of existing permitted landfills; rules prohibited
§ 13-19-3-5 Vertical expansions of existing permitted landfills; environmental assessments
§ 13-19-3-6 Vertical expansions of existing permitted landfill; submission of design, engineering, and operational requirements
§ 13-19-3-7 Use of foundry sand
§ 13-19-3-7.2 Rules for voluntary certification programs
§ 13-19-3-8 Use of slag
§ 13-19-3-8.2 Permit modification to prohibit processing or disposal of solid waste
§ 13-19-3-9 Construction\demolition waste; setback requirements
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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 19 > Chapter 3 - Powers and Duties Concerning Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Management

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