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Abandoned utilities, conditions for placement in receivership - SB 80; HB 330
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Allowance
 to use portion of cash reserves for additional services, water districts - SB 54: HFA (4),(6) to use portion of cash reserves for additional services, water districts to - SB 54: HFA (7) |
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Coal combustion residuals, disposal, ground water monitoring, regulation of - HB 237
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Energy and Environment Cabinet, secretary, election of - SB 151: HFA (2)
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Environmental laboratories, wastewater, cabinet certification of - SB 120: SCS; HB 385: SCS
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Hexavalent chromium levels, require public water systems to monitor - HJR 27
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Human blood, disposal of - SB 92: HFA (1)
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Maintenance of waters to protect aquatic life and beneficial use, require cabinet to consider - HB 421: HFA (1)
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Medications, disposal of - SB 92: HFA (2)
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Prescription drug drop off program, water pollution prevention, cabinet program for - HB 152; HB 152: HCS
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Regional
Wastewater Commission, counties eligible to participate - HB 26: HCS Wastewater Commission, fiduciary aspects - HB 26: HCS |
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Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act of 2011, support for - SR 108; HR 211
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Risk based concentration, toxicity calculations, methods for - SB 70
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State control of water quality standards, nonenforcement federal standards, requirements for - SJR 99
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Stream mitigation and restoration projects, conductivity, direct new contract for - HJR 90
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Violations of public notice, frequency of - HB 60
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Water
and wastewater infrastructure, regional wastewater commissions, use for - HB 26quality, environmental samples, submitted to certified laboratory - SB 120 |
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Wholesale rates, wastewater commission, affordability requirements for - HB 26: SCS (1),(2),(3)
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