Vermont Statutes
Chapter 47 - Water Pollution Control
§ 1281. Oil and other hazardous materials

§ 1281. Oil and other hazardous materials
(a) The Secretary shall adopt rules relating to the handling, storage, and transport of oil and other hazardous materials within the State of Vermont for the purpose of preventing the discharge of any oil and other hazardous materials directly or indirectly into the waters of the State. The Secretary shall coordinate any proposed rule relating to oil or other hazardous materials with the Secretary of Human Services and the Commissioner of Labor to ensure the absence of conflict.
(b) Any rule adopted under this section or section 1282 of this title shall be presented immediately to the Clerk of the House of Representatives and the Secretary of the Senate who shall immediately publish it in their respective calendars. If the General Assembly is not in session at the time a rule or regulation is adopted, publication in the calendars shall occur within 10 days after the General Assembly next convenes. The General Assembly may repeal a rule or regulation. (Added 1973, No. 112, § 5, eff. April 25, 1973; amended 1981, No. 222 (Adj. Sess.), § 25; 2005, No. 103 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 5, 2006.)

Structure Vermont Statutes

Vermont Statutes

Title 10 - Conservation and Development

Chapter 47 - Water Pollution Control

§ 1250. State water quality policy

§ 1251. Definitions

§ 1251a. Water pollution administration

§ 1252. Classification of high quality waters; mixing zones

§ 1253. Classification of waters designated; reclassification

§ 1254. Classification of waters by Secretary; aid

§ 1258. Management of waters after classification, enforcement

§ 1259. Prohibitions

§ 1263. Discharge permits

§ 1264. Stormwater management

§ 1264b. Stormwater Fund

§ 1264d. Ecosystem Restoration and Water Quality Improvement Special Fund

§ 1265. Temporary pollution permits

§ 1266a. Discharges of phosphorus

§ 1266b. Application of phosphorus fertilizer

§ 1267. Revocation of permits

§ 1268. Emergency permits

§ 1269. Appeals

§ 1271. Extension of municipal sewer system; filing map; approval

§ 1272. Regulation of activities causing discharge or affecting significant wetlands

§ 1274. Enforcement

§ 1275. Penalty

§ 1276. Construction

§ 1277. Municipal sewage treatment plants

§ 1278. Operation, management, and emergency response plans for pollution abatement center

§ 1280. Emergency actions

§ 1281. Oil and other hazardous materials

§ 1282. Contingency plans; adoption

§ 1283. Contingency fund

§ 1283a. Contaminants of Emerging Concern Special Fund

§ 1284. Water quality data coordination

§ 1295. Notification of sewage and wastewater discharges

§ 1301. Deposit of sawmill waste in waters

§ 1310. Designation of lake in crisis

§ 1311. State response to a lake in crisis

§ 1312. Lake in crisis order

§ 1313. Assistance

§ 1314. Funding of State response to a lake in crisis

§ 1315. Lake in Crisis Response Program Fund

§ 1331. Preamble

§ 1332. Waters subject to compact—Article I

§ 1333. Creation of Commission—Article II

§ 1334. Composition of Commission—Article III

§ 1335. General powers of Commission—Article IV

§ 1336. Water standards; classification—Article V

§ 1337. Interstate inland and tidal waters—Article VI

§ 1338. Effect on local legislation; pending causes—Article VII

§ 1339. Expenses; obligation of signatories—Article VIII

§ 1340. Separability of provisions—Article IX

§ 1341. New York State; cooperation—Article X

§ 1342. Effective, when—Article XI

§ 1343. Commission membership

§ 1371. Authority for compact

§ 1372. Members; appointment; term

§ 1373. Appropriation

§ 1381. Definitions

§ 1382. Prohibitions

§ 1383. Exclusions

§ 1384. Penalty

§ 1386. Implementation plan for the Lake Champlain total maximum daily load

§ 1387. Findings; purpose; Clean Water Initiative

§ 1388. Clean Water Fund

§ 1389. Clean Water Board

§ 1389a. Clean Water Investment Report

§ 1389b. Clean Water Fund audit