§ 34A-12-1 Definition of terms
§ 34A-12-3 Regulated substance response fund established–Purpose–Source of funds–Continuous appropriation–Informational budget–Annual legislative review
§ 34A-12-3.1 Subfund created–Disbursement and use of funds
§ 34A-12-4 Expenditure of funds by secretary–Grounds for expenditures
§ 34A-12-5 Department to perform administrative functions and corrective actions–Disbursements
§ 34A-12-6 Civil action by department for corrective action costs–Recovery of other costs
§ 34A-12-7 Promulgation of rules–List of regulated substances
§ 34A-12-8 Discharge of regulated substance prohibited–Exception
§ 34A-12-9 Report of discharge–Rules for reporting
§ 34A-12-10 Order to take corrective action–Injunctive action–Cease and desist order
§ 34A-12-11 Injunctive action for emergency remedial efforts
§ 34A-12-12 Strict liability for costs of corrective action
§ 34A-12-13 Corrective action costs as lien–Filing of notice of lien–Contents–Attachment–Priority
§ 34A-12-13.1 Authority to establish and enforce remediation requirements
§ 34A-12-14 Additional remedies
§ 34A-12-15 Deposit of certain moneys in response fund
§ 34A-12-16 Determination of person responsible for discharge
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 34A > Chapter 12 - Regulated Substance Discharges

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