SECONDREGULARSESSION
HOUSECOMMITTEESUBSTITUTEFOR
SENATEBILLNO.984
101STGENERALASSEMBLY
4622H.03C DANARADEMANMILLER,ChiefClerk
ANACT
Torepealsections99.847,256.700,and256.710,RSMo,andtoenactinlieuthereofeight
newsectionsrelatingtoenvironmentalprotection.
BeitenactedbytheGeneralAssemblyofthestateofMissouri,asfollows:
SectionA.Sections99.847,256.700,and256.710,RSMo,arerepealedandeightnew
2sectionsenactedinlieuthereof,tobeknownassections99.847,160.077,256.700,256.710,
3256.800,260.221,260.295,and644.060,toreadasfollows:
99.847.1.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofsections99.800to99.865tothe
2contrary,forallyearsendingonorbeforeDecember31,2021,nonewtaxincrement
3financingprojectshallbeauthorizedinanyareawhichiswithinanareadesignatedasflood
4plainbytheFederalEmergencyManagementAgencyandwhichislocatedinorpartlywithin
5acountywithacharterformofgovernmentwithgreaterthantwohundredfiftythousand
6inhabitantsbutfewerthanthreehundredthousandinhabitants,unlesstheredevelopmentarea
7actuallyabutsariveroramajorwaterwayandissubstantiallysurroundedbycontiguous
8propertieswithresidential,industrial,orcommercialzoningclassifications.Notwithstanding
9theprovisionsofsections99.800to99.865tothecontrary,forallyearsbeginningonorafter
10January1,2022,nonewtaxincrementfinancingprojectshallbeauthorizedinanyareawhich
11iswithinanareadesignatedasfloodplainbytheFederalEmergencyManagementAgency
12unlesssuchareahasmetorexceedalltherequirementsoftheNationalFloodInsurance
13Program,includinganyrequirementsofanylocalordinancerelatedtotheNational
14FloodInsuranceProgram,orwasdesignatedasfloodplainbytheFederalEmergency
15ManagementAgencybutduetofloodresiliencymeasuresandfloodresiliencyprojects
16undersection256.800suchareaisnolongerdesignatedasfloodplainbytheFederal
17EmergencyManagementAgency,unlesssuchprojectislocatedin:
EXPLANATION—Matterenclosedinbold-facedbrackets[thus] intheabovebillisnotenactedandis
intendedtobeomittedfromthelaw.Matterinbold-facetypeintheabovebillisproposedlanguage. 18 (1)Acountywithacharterformofgovernmentandwithmorethansixhundred
19thousandbutfewerthansevenhundredthousandinhabitants;
20 (2)Acountyofthefirstclassificationwithmorethantwohundredthousandbut
21fewerthantwohundredsixtythousandinhabitants;
22 (3)Acountyofthefirstclassificationwithmorethaneighty-threethousandbutfewer
23thanninety-twothousandinhabitantsandwithacityofthefourthclassificationwithmore
24thanfourthousandfivehundredbutfewerthanfivethousandinhabitantsasthecountyseat;
25 (4)Acountyofthefirstclassificationwithmorethanseventythousandbutfewer
26thaneighty-threethousandinhabitantsandwithahomerulecitywithmorethanforty-one
27thousandbutfewerthanforty-seventhousandinhabitantsasthecountyseat;
28 (5)Ahomerulecitywithmorethanseventy-onethousandbutfewerthanseventy-
29ninethousandinhabitants;
30 (6)Ahomerulecitywithmorethanonehundredfifty-fivethousandbutfewerthan
31twohundredthousandinhabitants;
32 (7)Ahomerulecitywithmorethanseventeenthousandbutfewerthannineteen
33thousandinhabitantsandpartiallylocatedinanycountyofthethirdclassificationwithouta
34townshipformofgovernmentandwithmorethantwenty-sixthousandbutfewerthantwenty-
35ninethousandinhabitants;
36 (8)Ahomerulecitywithmorethanforty-onethousandbutfewerthanforty-seven
37thousandinhabitantsandpartiallylocatedinanycountyofthefirstclassificationwithmore
38thanseventythousandbutfewerthaneighty-threethousandinhabitants;
39 (9)Aportdistrictcreatedundertheprovisionsofchapter68,providedthatsuch
40financingisexclusivelyutilizedtofundaportinfrastructureprojectthatisapprovedbythe
41portauthority;or
42 (10)Aleveedistrictcreatedpursuanttochapter245oradrainagedistrictcreated
43pursuanttochapter242or243priortoAugust28,2021.
44 2.Thissectionshallnotapplytotaxincrementfinancingprojectsordistricts
45approvedpriortoJuly1,2003,andshallallowsuchtaxincrementfinancingprojectsto
46modify,amend,orexpandsuchprojects,includingredevelopmentprojectcosts,bynotmore
47thanfortypercentofsuchprojectoriginalprojectedcost,includingredevelopmentproject
48costs,assuchprojects,includingredevelopmentprojectcosts,existedasofJune30,2003,
49andshallallowsuchtaxincrementfinancingdistricttomodify,amend,orexpandsuch
50districtsbynotmorethanfivepercentassuchdistrictsexistedasofJune30,2003.
51 3.Theprovisionsofsubsections1and2ofthissectionnotwithstanding,nonewtax
52incrementfinancingprojectshallbeauthorizedinanyareawhichiswithinanareadesignated
53asfloodplainbytheFederalEmergencyManagementAgencyandwhichislocatedinor
54partlywithinacountywithacharterformofgovernmentandwithmorethanthreehundred
HCSSB984 2 55thousandbutfewerthanfourhundredfiftythousandinhabitants,unlesstheredevelopment
56areaactuallyabutsariveroramajorwaterwayandissubstantiallysurroundedbycontiguous
57propertieswithresidential,industrial,orcommercialzoningclassifications.
160.077.1.Thissectionshallbeknownandmaybecitedasthe"GettheLead
2OutofSchoolDrinkingWaterAct".
3 2.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
4 (1)"Department",theMissouridepartmentofhealthandseniorservices;
5 (2)"Disadvantagedschooldistrict",anyschooldistrictthatservesstudentsfrom
6acountyinwhichatleasttwenty-fivepercentofthehouseholdsinsuchcountyarebelow
7thefederalpovertyguidelinesupdatedperiodicallyintheFederalRegisterbytheU.S.
8DepartmentofHealthandHumanServicesundertheauthorityof42U.S.C.Section
99902(2),asamended,oranyschooldistrictinwhichmorethanseventypercentof
10studentsinthedistrictqualifyforafreeorreducedpricelunchunderthefederal
11RichardB.RussellNationalSchoolLunchAct,42U.S.C.Section1751etseq.;
12 (3)"Drinkingwateroutlet",apotablewaterfixturethatisusedfordrinkingor
13foodpreparation."Drinkingwateroutlet"includes,butisnotlimitedto:
14 (a)Awaterfountain,faucet,ortapthatisusedorpotentiallyusedfordrinking
15orfoodpreparation;and
16 (b)Ice–makingandhotdrinkmachines;
17 (4)"Firstdraw",atwo-hundred-fifty-millilitersampleimmediatelycollected
18fromadrinkingwateroutletthathasbeenturnedonafterastagnationperiodofatleast
19eighthours;
20 (5)"Parent",aparent,guardian,orotherpersonhavingcontrolorcustodyofa
21child;
22 (6)"Privateschool",thesamedefinitionasinsection166.700;
23 (7)"Publicschool",thesamedefinitionasinsection160.011;
24 (8)"Remediation",decreasingtheleadconcentrationinwaterfromadrinking
25wateroutlettolessthanfivepartsperbillionwithoutrelyingsolelyonflushing
26practices,orusingmethodssuchasthereplacementoflead-containingpipes,solder,
27fittings,orfixtureswithlead-freecomponents.Flushingasastandaloneactionshallnot
28beconsideredremediation;
29 (9)"School",anypublicschool,privateschool,orproviderofanearlychildhood
30educationprogramthatreceivesstatefunding.
31 3.Beginninginthe2023-24schoolyearandforeachsubsequentschoolyear,
32eachschoolshallprovidedrinkingwaterwithaleadconcentrationlevelbelowfiveparts
33perbillioninsufficientamountstomeetthedrinkingwaterneedsofallstudentsand
34staffasprovidedinthissection.
HCSSB984 3 35 4.(1)OnorbeforeJanuary1,2024,eachschoolshall:
36 (a)Conductaninventoryofalldrinkingwateroutletsandalloutletsthatare
37usedfordispensingwaterforcookingorforcleaningcookingandeatingutensilsineach
38oftheschool'sbuildings;
39 (b)Developaplanfortestingeachoutletinventoriedunderparagraph(a)ofthis
40subdivisionandmakesuchplanavailabletothepublic;and
41 (c)Uponrequest,providegeneralinformationonthehealtheffectsoflead
42contaminationandadditionalinformationalresourcesforemployeesandparentsof
43childrenateachschool.
44 (2)Eachschoolshallmakebuildingshousingearlychildhoodeducation
45programs,kindergartens,andelementaryschoolstheprioritywhencomplyingwith
46paragraphs(a)and(b)ofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsection.
47 (3)BeforeAugust1,2024,orthefirstdayonwhichstudentswillbepresentin
48thebuilding,whicheverislater,eachschoolshall:
49 (a)Performalltestingasrequiredbysubsection5ofthissectionandwithintwo
50weeksafterreceivingtestresults,makealltestingresultsandanyleadremediation
51plansavailableontheschool'swebsite;
52 (b)Removeandreplaceanydrinkingwatercoolersordrinkingwateroutlets
53thattheUnitedStatesEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyhasdeterminedarenotlead-
54freeunderthefederalLeadContaminationControlActof1988,asamended;exceptthe
55schoolshallnotberequiredtoreplacethosedrinkingwateroutletsorwatercoolersthat
56testedundertherequirementsofthissectionandhavebeendeterminedtobedispensing
57drinkingwaterwithaleadconcentrationlessthanfivepartperbillion;however,such
58drinkingwateroutletorwatercoolershallbesubjecttoalltestingrequirementsand
59shallnotbeexcludedfromtestingundersubsection10ofthissection.
60 (4)Iftestingindicatesthatthewatersourceiscausingthecontaminationand
61untilsuchtimethatthesourceofthecontaminationhasbeenremediated,theschool
62shall:
63 (a)Installafilterateachpointatwhichthewatersupplyentersthebuilding;
64 (b)Installafilterthatreducesleadindrinkingwateroneachwateroutlet
65inventoriedunderparagraph(a)ofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsectionofthissectionto
66ensureleadconcentrationsarebelowfivepartsperbillion;or
67 (c)Providepurifiedwaterateachwateroutletinventoriedunderparagraph(a)
68ofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsection.
69 (5)Iftestingindicatesthattheinternalbuildingpipingiscausingthe
70contaminationanduntilsuchtimethatthesourceofthecontaminationhasbeen
71remediated,theschoolshall:
HCSSB984 4 72 (a)Installafilterthatreducesleadindrinkingwateroneachwateroutlet
73inventoriedunderparagraph(a)ofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsectionofthissectionto
74ensureleadconcentrationsarebelowfivepartsperbillion;or
75 (b)Providepurifiedwaterateachwateroutletinventoriedunderparagraph(a)
76ofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsection.
77 (6)Ifapipe,solder,fitting,orfixtureisreplacedaspartofremediation,the
78replacementshallbelead-free,assuchtermisdefinedin40CFR143.12,asamended.
79 (7)Ifatestresultexceedsfivepartsperbillion,theaffectedschoolshall:
80 (a)Contactparentsandstaffviawrittennotificationwithinsevenbusinessdays
81afterreceivingthetestresult.Thenotificationshallincludeatleast:
82 a.Thetestresultsandasummarythatexplainssuchresults;
83 b.Adescriptionofanyremedialstepstaken;and
84 c.Adescriptionofgeneralhealtheffectsofleadcontaminationandcommunity
85specificresources;and
86 (b)Providebottledwaterifthereisnotenoughwatertomeetthedrinkingwater
87needsofthestudents,teachers,andstaff.
88 (8)Schooldistrictsshallsubmitsuchannualtestingresultstothedepartment.
89 (9)Thissubsectionshallnotbeconstruedtopreventaschoolfromconducting
90morefrequenttestingthanrequiredunderthissection.
91 5.(1)BeforeAugust1,2024,orthefirstdayonwhichstudentswillbepresentin
92thebuilding,whicheverislater,andannuallythereafter,eachschoolshallconduct
93testingforleadbyfirst-drawandfollow-upflushsamplesofarandomsamplingofat
94leasttwenty-fivepercentofremediateddrinkingwateroutletsuntilallremediated
95sourceshavebeentestedasrecommendedbythe2018versionoftheUnitedStates
96EnvironmentalProtectionAgency's"Training,Testing,andTakingAction"program.
97Thetestingshallbeconductedandtheresultsanalyzedforbothtypesoftestsbyan
98entityorentitiesapprovedbythedepartment.
99 (2)If,inthetenyearspriortothe2023-24schoolyear,afixturetestedabovefive
100partsperbillionforlead,suchfixturedoesnotneedtoberepeattestedforlead,but
101insteadremediationshallbeginonsuchfixture.
102 6.(1)Inadditiontotheapportionmentspayabletoaschooldistrictunder
103chapter163,thedepartmentofnaturalresources,withsupportfromthedepartmentof
104elementaryandsecondaryeducationandthedepartmentofhealthandseniorservices,
105isherebyauthorizedtoapportiontoanyschooladditionalfundingforthefiltration,
106testing,andotherremediationofdrinkingwatersystemsrequiredunderthissection,
107subjecttoappropriation.
HCSSB984 5 108 (2)Totheextentpermittedbyfederallaw,aschooldistrictmayseek
109reimbursementorotherfundsforcomplianceincurredunderthissectionunderany
110applicablefederallawincluding,butnotlimitedto,theAmerica'sWaterInfrastructure
111Actof2018andtheWaterInfrastructureFinanceandInnovationActof2014,33U.S.C.
112Section3901etseq.
113 (3)Disadvantagedschooldistrictsshallreceivefundingpriorityunderthis
114subsection.
115 7.Thedepartment,inconjunctionwiththedepartmentofelementaryand
116secondaryeducation,shallpublishareportbienniallybasedonthefindingsfromthe
117watertestingconductedunderthissection.Suchreportshallbepublishedonthe
118departmentofnaturalresourceswebsite.
119 8.Forpublicschools,thedepartmentshallensurecompliancewiththissection.
120Eachschooldistrictshallberesponsibleforensuringcompliancewithineachschool
121withintheschooldistrict'sjurisdiction.
122 9.NoschoolbuildingconstructedafterJanuary4,2014,asprovidedinthe
123federalReductionofLeadinDrinkingWaterAct(42U.S.C.Section300g-6),as
124amended,shallberequiredtoinstall,maintain,orreplacefiltersunderparagraph(c)of
125subdivision(1)ofsubsection4ofthissection.
126 10.Aschoolthattestsanddoesnotfindadrinkingwatersourcewithalead
127concentrationabovetheacceptablelevelasdescribedinsubsection3ofthissectionshall
128berequiredtotestonlyeveryfiveyears.
129 11.Thedepartmentmaypromulgateallnecessaryrulesandregulationsforthe
130administrationofthissection.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermisdefinedin
131section536.010,thatiscreatedundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissectionshall
132becomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplieswithandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter
133536and,ifapplicable,section536.028.Thissectionandchapter536arenonseverable,
134andifanyofthepowersvestedwiththegeneralassemblypursuanttochapter536to
135review,todelaytheeffectivedate,ortodisapproveandannularulearesubsequently
136heldunconstitutional,thenthegrantofrulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedor
137adoptedafterAugust28,2022,shallbeinvalidandvoid.
256.700.1.Anyoperatordesiringtoengageinsurfaceminingwhoappliesfora
2permitundersection444.772shall,inadditiontoallotherfeesauthorizedundersuchsection,
3annuallysubmitageologicresourcesfee.Suchfeeshallbedepositedinthegeologic
4resourcesfundestablishedandexpendedundersection256.705.Foranyoperatorofagravel
5miningoperationwheretheannualtonnageofgravelminedbysuchoperatorislessthanfive
6thousandtons,thereshallbenofeeunderthissection.
HCSSB984 6 7 2.Thedirectorofthedepartmentofnaturalresourcesmayrequireageologic
8resourcesfeeforeachpermitnottoexceedonehundreddollars.Thedirectormayalso
9requireageologicresourcesfeeforeachsitelistedonapermitnottoexceedonehundred
10dollarsforeachsite.Thedirectormayalsorequireageologicresourcesfeeforeachacre
11permittedbytheoperatorundersection444.772nottoexceedtendollarsperacre.Ifsuchfee
12isassessed,thefeeperacreonallacresbondedbyasingleoperatorthatexceedsatotalof
13threehundredacresshallbereducedbyfiftypercent.Innocaseshallthegeologicresources
14feeportionforanypermitissuedundersection444.772bemorethanthreethousandfive
15hundreddollars.
16 3.BeginningAugust28,2007,thegeologicresourcesfeeshallbesetatapermitfee
17offiftydollars,asitefeeoffiftydollars,andanacrefeeofsixdollars.Feesmayberaisedas
18allowedinthissubsectionbyaregulationchangepromulgatedbythedirectorofthe
19departmentofnaturalresources.Priortosucharegulationchange,thedirectorshallconsult
20theindustrialmineralsadvisorycouncilcreatedundersection256.710inordertodetermine
21theneedforsuchanincreaseinfees.
22 4.FeesimposedunderthissectionshallbecomeeffectiveAugust28,2007,andshall
23expireonDecember31,[2025] 2030. Nootherprovisionsofsections256.700to256.710
24shallexpire.
25 5.Thedepartmentofnaturalresourcesmaypromulgaterulestoimplementthe
26provisionsofsections256.700to256.710.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermis
27definedinsection536.010,thatiscreatedundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissectionshall
28becomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplieswithandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter536
29and,ifapplicable,section536.028.Thissectionandchapter536arenonseverableandifany
30ofthepowersvestedwiththegeneralassemblyunderchapter536toreview,todelaythe
31effectivedate,ortodisapproveandannularulearesubsequentlyheldunconstitutional,then
32thegrantofrulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedoradoptedafterAugust28,2007,
33shallbeinvalidandvoid.
256.710.1.Thereisherebycreatedanadvisorycounciltothestategeologistknown
2asthe"IndustrialMineralsAdvisoryCouncil".Thecouncilshallbecomposedofnine
3membersasfollows:
4 (1)Thedirectorofthedepartmentoftransportationorhisorherdesignee;
5 (2)Eightrepresentativesofthefollowingindustries, withnomorethanfour
6appointeesfromanyoneindustry,appointedbythedirectorofthedepartmentofnatural
7resources:limestonequarryoperators,granitemining,claymining,sandstonemining,
8baritemining,othernonmetallicsurfacemining,orsandandgravelmining
9 [(a)Threerepresentingthelimestonequarryoperators;
10 (b)Onerepresentingtheclayminingindustry;
HCSSB984 7 11 (c)Onerepresentingthesandstoneminingindustry;
12 (d)Onerepresentingthesandandgravelminingindustry;
13 (e)Onerepresentingthebariteminingindustry;and
14 (f)Onerepresentingthegraniteminingindustry].
15
16Thedirectorofthedepartmentofnaturalresourcesorhisorherdesigneeshallactas
17chairpersonofthecouncilandconvenethecouncilasneeded.
18 2.Theadvisorycouncilshall:
19 (1)Meetatleastonceeachyear;
20 (2)Annuallyreviewwiththestategeologisttheincomereceivedandexpenditures
21madeundersections256.700and256.705;
22 (3)Considerallinformationandadvisethedirectorofthedepartmentofnatural
23resourcesindeterminingthemethodandamountoffeestobeassessed;
24 (4)Inperformingitsdutiesunderthissubsection,representthebestinterestsofthe
25Missouriminingindustry;
26 (5)Serveinanadvisorycapacityinallmatterspertainingtotheadministrationofthis
27sectionandsection256.700;
28 (6)Serveinanadvisorycapacityinallothermattersbroughtbeforethecouncilbythe
29directorofthedepartmentofnaturalresources.
30 3.Allmembersoftheadvisorycouncil,withtheexceptionofthedirectorofthe
31departmentoftransportationorhisorherdesigneewhoshallserveindefinitely,shallservefor
32termsofthreeyearsanduntiltheirsuccessorsaredulyappointedandqualified;exceptthat,of
33themembersfirstappointed:
34 (1)Onememberwhorepresentsthelimestonequarryoperators,therepresentativeof
35theclayminingindustry,andtherepresentativeofthesandstoneminingindustryshallserve
36termsofthreeyears;
37 (2)Onememberwhorepresentsthelimestonequarryoperators,therepresentativeof
38thesandandgravelminingindustry,andtherepresentativeofthebariteminingindustryshall
39servetermsoftwoyears;and
40 (3)Onememberwhorepresentsthelimestonequarryoperators,andthe
41representativeofthegraniteminingindustryshallserveatermofoneyear.
42 4.Allmembersshallberesidentsofthisstate.Anymembermaybereappointed.
43 5.Allmembersshallbereimbursedforreasonableexpensesincurredinthe
44performanceoftheirofficialdutiesinaccordancewiththereimbursementpolicysetbythe
45director.Allreimbursementspaidunderthissectionshallbepaidfromfeescollectedunder
46section256.700.
HCSSB984 8 47 6.Everyvacancyontheadvisorycouncilshallbefilledbythedirectorofthe
48departmentofnaturalresources.Thepersonselectedtofillanysuchvacancyshallpossess
49thesamequalificationsrequiredbythissectionasthememberheorshereplacesandshall
50serveuntiltheendoftheunexpiredtermofhisorherpredecessor.
256.800.1.Thissectionshallbeknownandmaybecitedasthe"Flood
2ResiliencyAct".
3 2.Asusedinthissection,unlessthecontextotherwiserequires,thefollowing
4termsshallmean:
5 (1)"Director",thedirectorofthedepartmentofnaturalresources;
6 (2)"Floodresiliencymeasures",structuralimprovements,studies,andactivities
7employedtoimprovefloodresiliencyinlocaltoregionalormulti-jurisdictionalareas;
8 (3)"Floodresiliencyproject",aprojectcontainingplanning,design,
9construction,orrenovationoffloodresiliencymeasures,ortheconductofstudiesor
10activitiesinsupportoffloodresiliencymeasures;
11 (4)"Partner",apoliticalsubdivision,entity,orpersonworkinginconjunction
12withapromotertofacilitatethecompletionofafloodresiliencyproject;
13 (5)"Plan",apreliminaryreportdescribingtheneedfor,andimplementationof,
14floodresiliencymeasures;
15 (6)"Promoter",anypoliticalsubdivisionofthestate,oranyleveedistrictor
16drainagedistrictorganizedorincorporatedinthestate.
17 3.(1)Thereisherebyestablishedinthestatetreasuryafundtobeknownasthe
18"FloodResiliencyImprovementFund",whichshallconsistofallmoneydepositedin
19suchfundfromwhateversource,whetherpublicorprivate.Thestatetreasurershallbe
20custodianofthefund.Inaccordancewithsections30.170and30.180,thestatetreasurer
21mayapprovedisbursements.Thefundshallbeadedicatedfundandmoneyinthefund
22shallbeusedsolelyforthepurposesofthissection.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsof
23section33.080tothecontrary,anymoneysremaininginthefundattheendofthe
24bienniumshallnotreverttothecreditofthegeneralrevenuefund.Thestatetreasurer
25shallinvestmoneysinthefundinthesamemannerasotherfundsareinvested.Any
26interestandothermoneysearnedonsuchinvestmentsshallbecreditedtothefund.
27 (2)Uponappropriation,thedepartmentofnaturalresourcesshallusemoneyin
28thefundcreatedbythissubsectionforthepurposesofcarryingouttheprovisionsofthis
29section,including,butnotlimitedto,theprovisionofgrantsorotherfinancial
30assistance,and,iflimitationsorconditionsareimposed,onlyuponsuchother
31limitationsorconditionsspecifiedintheinstrumentthatappropriates,grants,
32bequeaths,orotherwiseauthorizesthetransmissionofmoneytothefund.
HCSSB984 9 33 4.InordertoincreasefloodresiliencyalongtheMissouriandMississippiRivers
34andtheirtributaries,andimprovestatewidefloodforecastingandmonitoringability,
35thereisherebyestablisheda"FloodResiliencyProgram".Theprogramshallbe
36administeredbythedepartmentofnaturalresources.Thestatemayparticipatewitha
37promoterinthedevelopment,construction,orrenovationofafloodresiliencyprojectif
38thepromoterhasaplanwhichhasbeensubmittedtoandapprovedbythedirector,or
39thestatemaypromoteafloodresiliencyprojectandinitiateaplanonitsownaccord.
40 5.Theplanshallincludeadescriptionofthefloodresiliencyproject,theneedfor
41theproject,thefloodresiliencymeasurestobeimplemented,thepartnerstobeinvolved
42intheproject,andothersuchinformationasthedirectormayrequiretoadequately
43evaluatethemeritoftheproject.
44 6.Thedirectorshallonlyapproveaplanuponadeterminationthatlong-term
45floodmitigationisneededinthatareaofthestate,andthatsuchaplanproposesflood
46resiliencymeasureswhichwillprovidelong-termfloodresiliency.
47 7.Promoterswithapprovedfloodresiliencyplansandprojectsshallbeeligible
48toreceiveanygifts,contributions,grants,orbequestsfromfederal,state,private,or
49othersourcesforengineering,constructionorrenovationcostsassociatedwithsuch
50projects.
51 8.Promoterswithapprovedfloodresiliencyprojectsmaybegrantedfundsfrom
52thefloodresiliencyimprovementfundpursuanttosubsection3ofthissection.
53 9.Thedepartmentofnaturalresourcesisherebygrantedauthorityto
54promulgaterulestoimplementthissection.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermis
55definedinsection536.010,thatiscreatedundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissection
56shallbecomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplieswithandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsof
57chapter536and,ifapplicable,section536.028.Thissectionandchapter536are
58nonseverableandifanyofthepowersvestedwiththegeneralassemblypursuantto
59chapter536toreview,todelaytheeffectivedate,ortodisapproveandannularuleare
60subsequentlyheldunconstitutional,thenthegrantofrulemakingauthorityandanyrule
61proposedoradoptedafterAugust28,2022,shallbeinvalidandvoid.
260.221.1.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
2 (1)"Processedrecycledasphaltshingles",recycledasphaltshinglesthatdonot
3containextraneousmetals,glass,rubber,nails,soil,brick,tars,paper,wood,andplastics
4andthathavebeenreducedinsizetoproduceacommerciallyreasonableusable
5product."Processedrecycledasphaltshingles"shallalsobeconsideredcleanfill,as
6suchtermisdefinedinsection260.200;
HCSSB984 10 7 (2)"Recycledasphaltshingles",manufacturewastescrapshinglesandpost-
8consumer,tear-offscrapshinglesthatareaccumulatedasproductsforcommercial
9purposesrelatedtorecyclingorreuseasprocessedrecycledasphaltshingles.
10 2.Processedrecycledasphaltshinglesmaybeusedforfill,reclamation,and
11otherbeneficialpurposeswithoutapermitundersections260.200to260.345ifsuch
12processedrecycledasphaltshinglesareinspectedfortoxicandhazardoussubstancesin
13accordancewithrequirementsestablishedbythedepartmentofnaturalresources,
14providedthatprocessedrecycledasphaltshinglesshallnotbeusedforsuchpurposes
15withinfivehundredfeetofanylake,river,sinkhole,perennialstream,orephemeral
16stream,orwithinfiftyfeetabovethewatertable,exceptwhen:
17 (1)Thewatertableisperched;
18 (2)Usedasfillinaroadorhighwayembankment,solongastheprocessed
19recycledshinglesarenotinstalledwithinfivefeetoftheaveragesurfacewaterelevation
20ofthestreamorthebasefloodelevationofthestream,asdefinedbytheNationalFlood
21InsuranceProgram,whicheverislower;or
22 (3)Usedasorcontainedinanysurfacingmaterialsforanyroadorhighway.
23 3.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedtoauthorizetheabandonment,
24accumulation,placement,orstorageofrecycledasphaltshinglesorprocessed
25recycledasphaltshinglesonanyrealpropertywithouttheconsentofthereal
26propertyowner.
27 4.Allprocessorsoraccumulators,exceptanygovernmentalbody,of
28unprocessedasphaltshingles,recycledasphaltshingles,orprocessedrecycledasphalt
29shinglesshallconvertallprocessedmaterialintoabeneficialusewithinthreeyearsof
30preparingoraccumulatingthematerial.
31 5.Allprocessorsoraccumulators,exceptanygovernmentalbody,of
32unprocessedasphaltshingles,recycledasphaltshingles,orprocessedrecycledasphalt
33shinglesshallpostabondofonemilliondollarsinfavorofthelocalgovernmentalentity
34withjurisdictionoverthesiteforthepurposeoffundingcleanupofabandonedasphalt
35shingles.Intheeventthattheprocessorsoraccumulatorsuspendsoperationsor
36dissolvesthecompanypriortoprocessingtheaccumulatedshingles,thebondshallbe
37forfeited,exceptiftheprocessorsellsthepropertytoanotherentityforthepurposesof
38processingtheasphaltshinglesintoabeneficialuse.
260.295.Nobuildingcodeadoptedbyapoliticalsubdivisionshallprohibitthe
2useofrefrigerantsthatareapprovedforuseundertheprovisionsof42U.S.C.Section
37671kortheregulationspromulgatedthereunder,providedanyrelatedequipmentis
4installedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsof42U.S.C.Section7671kortheregulations
HCSSB984 11 5promulgatedthereunder.Anyprovisionofabuildingcodethatviolatesthissection
6shallbenullandvoid.
644.060.1.Processedrecycledasphaltshingles,asdefinedinsection260.221,
2maybeusedforfill,reclamation,andotherbeneficialpurposeswithoutapermitunder
3sections644.006to644.141ifsuchprocessedrecycledasphaltshinglesareinspectedfor
4toxicandhazardoussubstancesinaccordancewithrequirementsestablishedbythe
5departmentofnaturalresources,providedthatprocessedrecycledasphaltshinglesshall
6notbeusedforsuchpurposeswithinfivehundredfeetofanylake,river,sinkhole,
7perennialstream,orephemeralstream,orwithinfiftyfeetabovethewatertable,except
8when:
9 (1)Thewatertableisperched;
10 (2)Usedasfillinaroadorhighwayembankment,solongastheprocessed
11recycledshinglesarenotinstalledwithinfivefeetoftheaveragesurfacewaterelevation
12ofthestreamorthebasefloodelevationofthestream,asdefinedbytheNationalFlood
13InsuranceProgram,whicheverislower;or
14 (3)Usedasorcontainedinanysurfacingmaterialsforanyroadorhighway.
15 2.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedtoauthorizetheabandonment,
16accumulation,placement,orstorageofrecycledasphaltshinglesorprocessed
17recycledasphaltshinglesonanyrealpropertywithouttheconsentofthereal
18propertyowner.
19 3.Allprocessorsoraccumulators,exceptanygovernmentalbody,of
20unprocessedasphaltshingles,recycledasphaltshingles,orprocessedrecycledasphalt
21shinglesshallconvertallprocessedmaterialintoabeneficialusewithinthreeyearsof
22preparingoraccumulatingthematerial.
23 4.Allprocessorsoraccumulators,exceptanygovernmentalbody,of
24unprocessedasphaltshingles,recycledasphaltshingles,orprocessedrecycledasphalt
25shinglesshallpostabondofonemilliondollarsinfavorofthelocalgovernmentalentity
26withjurisdictionoverthesiteforthepurposeoffundingcleanupofabandonedasphalt
27shingles.Intheeventthattheprocessorsoraccumulatorsuspendsoperationsor
28dissolvesthecompanypriortoprocessingtheaccumulatedshingles,thebondshallbe
29forfeited,exceptiftheprocessorsellsthepropertytoanotherentityforthepurposesof
30processingtheasphaltshinglesintoabeneficialuse.
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