Waste Management Laws

Title 38: WATERS AND NAVIGATION

Chapter 3, Subchapter 2-B: UNDERGROUND OIL STORAGE FACILITIES AND GROUND WATER PROTECTION

• §561. Findings; purpose
• §562-A. Definitions
• §563. Registration of underground oil storage tanks
• §563-A. Prohibition of nonconforming underground oil storage facilities and tanks
• §563-B. Regulatory powers of department
• §564. Regulation of underground oil storage facilities used to store motor fuels or used in the marketing and distribution of oil
• §565. Regulation of underground oil storage facilities used for consumption on the premises or by the owner or operator
• §566-A. Abandonment of underground oil storage facilities and tanks
• §567. Certification of underground tank installers
• §567-A. Certifications
• §570-A. Budget Approval
• §570-B. Personnel and equipment
• §570-C. Municipal ordinances; powers limited
• §570-D. Transition
• §570-E. Legislative review
• §570-F. Special provisions
• §570-G. Construction
• §570-H. Report; adequacy of fund
• §570-K. Aboveground oil storage facilities
• §571. Corrupting waters forbidden
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• Chapter 2: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (§341 A -§349 B)
• Chapter 12-A: ASBESTOS (§1271 - §1284)
• Chapter 12-B: LEAD ABATEMENT (§1291 - §1297)
• Chapter 13: WASTE MANAGEMENT (§1301 - §1319-Y)
• Chapter 16: SALE OF CONSUMER PRODUCTS AFFECTING THE ENVIRONMENT (§1601 - §1610)
• Chapter 16-A: NONDEGRADABLE FOOD AND BEVERAGE CONTAINERS ( §1651 - §1654)
• Chapter 16-B: MERCURY-ADDED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES(§1661 - §1671)
• Chapter 16-C: ARSENIC-TREATED WOOD PRODUCTS (§1681 -  §1683)
• Chapter 16-D: Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products
• Chapter 17: MAINE REFUSE DISPOSAL DISTRICT ENABLING ACT (§1701 - §1757)
• Chapter 18: PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP (§1771 - §1775)
• Chapter 24: Article 2: Maine Solid Waste Management Fund (§2201-2206)
• Chapter 33: MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND DEALERS OF BEVERAGE CONTAINERS (§3101 - §3118)