34A-13-31. Determination of cost as actual, reasonable, and not in excess of petroleum remediation requirements--Reduction for ineligible claims.
Reimbursement may be made from the fund only if the board has determined that the costs for which reimbursement is requested were actually incurred, reasonable, and necessary as determined under rules promulgated by the board, and were for actions that did not exceed petroleum remediation requirements established by state statutes and regulations. In establishing what constitutes reasonable and necessary costs, the board shall consider trade usage, local labor and material costs, local conditions and practices, experience of the fund, and shall make allowance for site specific conditions.
Any attempt by a covered party to claim reimbursement under circumstances when the covered party knew or should have known that the claimed reimbursement was not allowable under this chapter or rules promulgated hereunder authorizes the board to reduce otherwise allowable claims submitted by the covered party. Any reduction imposed under this section is equal to the amount of the ineligible claim.
Source: SL 1988, ch 290, §31; SL 1991, ch 294, §18; SL 1992, ch 260, §24.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Title 34A - Environmental Protection
Chapter 13 - Petroleum Inspection And Release Compensation
Section 34A-13-1 - Definition of terms.
Section 34A-13-4 - Immediate corrective action by department.
Section 34A-13-5 - Joint adoption of response procedure.
Section 34A-13-8.2 - Percentage of deductible waived for certain releases.
Section 34A-13-8.3 - Limitation on reimbursement for release sites.
Section 34A-13-8.4 - Defense costs of certain third-party claims.
Section 34A-13-8.5 - Reimbursement to covered party.
Section 34A-13-9 - Cost of corrective action--Amount of reimbursement--Exceptions.
Section 34A-13-9.1 - Conditions for reimbursement.
Section 34A-13-9.2 - Subrogation of fund--Right to recover.
Section 34A-13-10 - Avoidance of liability by conveyance or agreement prohibited--Exceptions.
Section 34A-13-14 - Petroleum Release Compensation Board--Appointment of members--Terms.
Section 34A-13-15 - Employment of staff--Costs and appropriations--Delegation of authority.
Section 34A-13-16 - Adoption of rules and procedures.
Section 34A-13-16.1 - Training and testing of persons who perform services to be reimbursed.
Section 34A-13-18 - Deposit and crediting of revenue.
Section 34A-13-20.1 - Transfer of funds to and from state highway fund.
Section 34A-13-22 - Payment of fee on monthly basis--Rules.
Section 34A-13-23 - Audits of persons subject to fee.
Section 34A-13-24 - Failure to pay fee as misdemeanor--Subsequent violation as felony.
Section 34A-13-26 - Administration of provisions.
Section 34A-13-27 - Fund expenditures.
Section 34A-13-33 - Liability of covered party not limited by reimbursement.
Section 34A-13-39 - Short title.
Section 34A-13-40 - Limits of reimbursement for corrective action and third party claims.
Section 34A-13-41 - Reimbursement to licensed petroleum marketers and other tank owners.
Section 34A-13-42 - Rules for amount, terms and period of third-party reimbursement.
Section 34A-13-44.1 - Third-party damages--Benefits intended in or on behalf of covered party.
Section 34A-13-45 - Damage prior to April 1, 1990.
Section 34A-13-46 - Tanks at abandoned sites.
Section 34A-13-47 - Time limit for third-party claim.
Section 34A-13-48 - Private insurance as risktaker--Annual report identifying potential companies.
Section 34A-13-49 - Abandoned tank removal program created--Eligibility for participation.
Section 34A-13-50 - Scope of program.