11-50-190
Section 11-50-190 Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the following terms shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this section: (1) MUNICIPALITY. A municipal corporation organized and existing under the laws of Alabama. (2) WATER SYSTEM. Facilities for the gathering, collecting, impounding, treatment, transmission, and distribution, or any of them, of water for domestic use or for industrial use, or both, together with all appurtenances to any such facilities. (3) SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM. Facilities for the collection, transmission, treatment, and disposal of sewage, together with all appurtenances to any such facilities. (4) COMBINED SYSTEM. A consolidated system resulting from the combination of any water system and sanitary system. (5) SYSTEM. A water system, a sanitary system, or a combined system. (Acts 1975, No. 831, §1.)...
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11-50-372
Section 11-50-372 Rights and powers of public water corporations and State Board of Health as to sanitary sewers not impaired by article. Nothing contained in this article shall be construed to deprive any such public water corporation of its right to fix the charges for sanitary sewer service rendered by any sanitary sewer system owned by it, or its title thereto or its control thereover and powers with respect thereto. Nothing contained in this article shall be construed to impair any power of the State Board of Health granted by law with respect to any such sanitary sewer system. (Acts 1953, No. 663, p. 920, §3.)...
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22-30-9
Section 22-30-9 General responsibilities of State Department. The responsibilities of the department include the following: (1) The department may adopt procedures for granting variances and is empowered to grant such variances. (2) The department, acting through the commission, may promulgate, and may revise when appropriate, rules and regulations and may enter into agreements to ensure that information obtained by the department regarding facilities and sites for the treatment, storage and disposal of hazardous waste is available to the public in substantially the same manner, and to the same degree, as would be the case under the Federal Hazardous Waste Management Program administered by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under authority of the RCRA and shall establish procedures to ensure that trade secrets used by any person regarding methods of hazardous wastes handling and disposal are utilized by the department, or any authorized representative of the department,...
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22-30B-2.2
Section 22-30B-2.2 Pledge and appropriation of funds for Public Health Finance Authority. For the purpose of providing funds, not to exceed $4,500,000.00 during any fiscal year of the state, for the Alabama Public Health Finance Authority to pay at their respective maturities the principal of premiums, if any, and interest on any bonds issued by it under the provisions of Sections 22-3A-1 to 22-3A-24, inclusive, there is hereby irrevocably pledged for said above purpose and hereby appropriated the annual amount necessary, not to exceed $4,500,000.00 during any fiscal year of the state, from the first receipts after payment of any guarantees in Section 22-30B-2.1 of the fees that are levied on the disposal of waste, hazardous waste or hazardous substances pursuant to this act and that were not theretofore appropriated and paid into the General Fund of the State of Alabama (i.e., the amount resulting from the additional fee of $72.00 per ton for all waste or substances disposed of at...
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9-9-3
Section 9-9-3 Declaration of benefits of drainage, etc.; duty of Soil and Water Conservation Committee. The establishing of proper works of improvement for the drainage of wet, swamp and overflowed lands of the state and for flood prevention or the conservation, development, utilization and disposal of water within the state is declared to promote the public health, to aid agriculture and to be in the interest of the public welfare and convenience. The State Soil and Water Conservation Committee is hereby charged with the duty of cooperating with persons desiring to form water management districts and of aiding and advising in such development. (Acts 1965, No. 685, p. 1246, §2.)...
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18-1A-171
Section 18-1A-171 Reduction of compensation award because of incidental benefits from taking. The amount of compensation to which the owners and other parties interested therein are entitled must not be reduced or diminished because of any incidental benefits which may accrue to them or to their remaining lands in consequence of the uses to which the lands to be taken or in which the easement is to be acquired will be appropriated; provided, that in the condemnation of lands for ways and rights-of-way for public highways, water or sewer lines, the commissioners or jury may, in fixing the amount of compensation to be awarded the owner for lands taken for this use, take into consideration the value of the enhancement to the remaining lands of such owner that such highway, water or sewer lines may cause; and provided further, that in proceedings instituted by water conservancy districts and water management districts, benefits accruing to the landowner from an improvement may be...
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22-27-42
Section 22-27-42 Legislative intent. In furtherance of the policies and purposes set forth herein, it is the intent of this legislation: (1) To develop an integrated system of planning for solid waste management in the state by local governments, regional planning commissions and the department; (2) To put in place the necessary procedures so that an effective and integrated statewide network of solid waste management facilities may be planned, developed and operated for the benefit of the people of the state; (3) To assure that solid waste management planning and implementation activities should, to the extent economically feasible, encourage: a. Reduction of the amount of source waste generated; b. Source separation and recycling; and c. Waste processing such as the utilization of a waste-to-energy technology to reduce the volume of waste necessary for land disposal. (4) To facilitate the siting of solid waste management facilities as required to meet present and projected state and...
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22-27-71
Section 22-27-71 Disposal in approved manners. All commercial establishments, except nonlicensed or permitted family farms, which produce waste cooking grease or any inedible animal by-product in the course of doing business shall dispose of such grease or by-product only in a manner approved by the agency granting a license or permit to operate the establishment, if applicable, or in any case in a manner approved by the Department of Agriculture and Industries, Department of Environmental Management, Department of Public Health, or local water and wastewater utilities, as appropriate. (Act 2001-661, p. 1383, §2.)...
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22-30B-2.4
Section 22-30B-2.4 Restrictions on disposal of hazardous waste; exceptions. No commercial site for the disposal of hazardous waste and hazardous substances shall during any calendar year receive and dispose of more than 600,000 tons of waste that cannot be legally disposed of in a solid waste landfill permitted under Subtitle D of RCRA 42 U.S.C. §6941. Provided, however, that the Environmental Management Commission or its designee may allow the disposal of hazardous wastes in excess of the 600,000 ton annual limitation of volume imposed in this section if such action is determined by the Environmental Management Commission or its designee to be necessary to protect human health or the environment in the state. Provided further, if the commission determines that public awareness of environmental matters may be enhanced by special events or if amnesty or similar programs will promote the protection of human health and the environment of Alabama, then it may exempt any wastes so...
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22-34-2
Section 22-34-2 Legislative intent. It is the intent of the Legislature by the passage of this chapter to enable the state acting by and through the authority and the department to aid in the prevention and control of water pollution, to provide state financial aid to public bodies for the prevention and control of water pollution, and to these ends to authorize the incorporation of a state authority with power to issue Water Pollution Control Bonds; and to agree to pay and to pay such portion of the estimated reasonable cost of the projects of each public body as may be required to meet the water quality goals of the Federal Clean Water Act, as amended. (Acts, 1987, No. 87-226, p. 317, §2.)...
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