2-1212. Anhydrous ammonia; regulations. The board is authorized and directed to make and promulgate regulations (a) for the safe handling, storage and transportation of anhydrous ammonia;
(b) for establishment of minimum general safety standards covering the design, construction, location, installation and operation of equipment for the storage, handling and transportation of such product by tank truck, tank trailer, or otherwise, and for the utilization of anhydrous ammonia; and
(c) to modify and amend such regulations to the end that said anhydrous ammonia shall be handled, stored and transported with safety.
Said regulations shall be such as are reasonably necessary for the safety of the public and persons using such material.
History: L. 1953, ch. 9, § 1; L. 1969, ch. 6, § 2; July 1.
Structure Kansas Statutes
2-1201a Custom blender; license; fee; label or delivery slips; contents.
2-1201b Custom blenders; unlawful acts; civil penalty.
2-1202 Registration; application; annual fee; revocations; tonnage reports.
2-1206 Inspections; evidence; stop sale orders; judicial review.
2-1207 Samples for inspection; refusal to permit.
2-1208 Violations; misdemeanor; seizure; injunction.
2-1209 Publication of reports.
2-1209a Invalidity of 2-1201 to 2-1209.
2-1210 Trademarks; change of analysis; rules and regulations.
2-1212 Anhydrous ammonia; regulations.
2-1215 Same; power of municipalities to regulate.
2-1216 Same; duties of secretary; employees.
2-1217 Same; inspection of facilities and equipment; duties of employees, owners and operators.
2-1219 Same; penalty for violations; injunctions; jurisdiction; hearings.
2-1221 Fertilizer research fund; creation; use of moneys; expenditures.
2-1222 Issuance of stop sale or stop use orders.
2-1228 Approval of construction or alteration by the secretary; transferable.
2-1229 Secretary's right to enter property; notice; compliance.
2-1232 Secretary may issue a stop sale or stop use order; judicial review.
2-1234 Storage of liquid fertilizers; mobile containers; requirements.
2-1235 Uniformity of fertilizer law; exclusive jurisdiction of state.