§ 70A.515.010 Findings
§ 70A.515.020 Definitions
§ 70A.515.030 Paint stewardship plan
§ 70A.515.040 Plan for the implementation of a paint stewardship program — Plan components — Funding mechanism — Collection — Promotion of a paint stewardship program — New plan or plan amendment
§ 70A.515.050 Paint stewardship program plan — Collection site procedural manual — Educational and informational materials — Annual administrative fee
§ 70A.515.060 Department’s review of the plan — Approval/rejection — Public review — Assessment, departmental oversight — Recovery of costs for administering and enforcing chapter — Administrative fee — Penal
§ 70A.515.070 Required participation in an approved stewardship plan — Information regarding available end-of-life paint management options
§ 70A.515.080 Report
§ 70A.515.090 Immunity from certain state laws
§ 70A.515.100 Paint product stewardship account
§ 70A.515.110 Chapter void if federal law establishes a national program
§ 70A.515.120 Authority of utilities and transportation commission
§ 70A.515.130 Protection of certain records from public inspection
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