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File #: LA-15-05    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Legislative Act Status: Passed
File created: 2/5/2005 In control: TRIBAL COUNCIL
On agenda: 2/17/2005 Final action: 4/11/2005
Enactment date: 4/11/2005 Enactment #: LA-15-05
Title: ACT RELATING TO SOLID WASTE, AMENDING TITLE 63 OF THE CHEROKEE NATION CODE ANNOTATED, THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CODE; ADDING NEW ITEMS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
Sponsors: Unknown
Indexes: Environmental Quality Code
Code sections: Title 27 - Environmental Quality , Title 63 - Public Health and Safety
Attachments: 1. LA-15-05.pdf
Related files: 10-100, 09-181, 08-036
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Committee: Resource Author: Jeanine Hale
Date: 2-5-05 Committee Date: 2-17-05 Sponsor:
An Act
Legislative Act 15-05
ACT RELATING TO SOLID WASTE, AMENDING TITLE 63 OF THE CHEROKEE
NATION CODE ANNOTATED, THE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CODE; ADDING
NEW ITEMS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CHEROKEE NATION: Section 1. Title and Codification
This act shall be known as the "Cherokee Nation Solid Waste Code of 2005"and codified in Title 63 Article 7 of the Cherokee Nation Code Annotated.
Section 2. Purpose
The purpose of this Act is to revoke existing solid waste laws and replace them with updated provisions necessary to make a comprehensive Cherokee Nation Solid Waste Code. To do this, Article 7 is amended by revoking existing sections 601-614F and sections 616A ? 616F, and adding the following: provisions establishing the "Cherokee Nation Solid Waste Code"; setting forth the purposes of the Code; specifying definitions to be used; stating a policy of pollution prevention, waste reduction and recycling; setting forth powers and duties of the Environmental Protection Commission (EPC) to issue permits and orders, promulgate rules, prescribe fees in rules, and authorize variances in some circumstances; giving the EPC and Administrator authority to implement certain federal laws; defining a recycling initiative; requiring a permit for certain activities relating to disposal of wastes; prescribing restrictions on disposal sites; requiring disclosure statements and establishing penalty for false information; making an administrative permit hearing available; providing for appeal of permits; requiring permits for industrial wastes; requiring financial security, closure plans and a vegetation plan in some cases; requiring scales and records of wastes received; and providing for waste management planning assistance to CN districts.
Section 3. Legislative History
The Environmental Quality Act, Title 63 CNCA Section 50 et seq., was first enacted in 1993...

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