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41-23-80
Section 41-23-80 Legislative findings. The Legislature finds that the development, management,
efficient consumption, and conservation of residential energy resources are of prime importance
throughout this state and this nation. It is also important to ensure the protection of the
economic and environmental values of Alabama's citizens. It is the intent of the Legislature
to do each of the following pursuant to this article: (1) Encourage the conservation and efficient
use of residential energy resources within this state's counties and municipalities. (2) Provide
a governmental environment that will promote an initiative for the implementation of the Alabama
Energy and Residential Codes by the units of local government. (3) Advise and assist the units
of local government in adopting the Alabama Energy and Residential Codes and implementing
those code provisions within their boundaries. (4) Promote the identification of energy management
technologies available for residential uses,...
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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. ยง6941. 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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22-30B-11
Section 22-30B-11 Record of hazardous waste or hazardous substances received for disposal;
maintenance of records; penalties. Any operator of a commercial site for the disposal of hazardous
waste or hazardous substances shall maintain written records of all such waste or substances
received for disposal at the site and all waste or substances disposed of at the site. Said
records shall contain the names and addresses of all persons, firms or corporations transporting
and delivering such waste or substances to said facility, and the names and locations of all
persons, firms or corporations from whence said waste or substance was produced or generated,
the quantity of waste or substance received by such commercial hazardous waste or hazardous
substance facility, and the date of delivery and such additional information as the Commissioner
of Revenue or Director of the Department of Environmental Management reasonably may require
for the proper administration and enforcement of the...
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22-30B-2
Section 22-30B-2 Operator fees. In addition to all other fees levied and collected prior to
September 30, 1992, beginning on June 1, 2013, there is hereby levied fees on waste received
for disposal to be paid by the operators of each commercial site for the disposal of hazardous
waste or hazardous substances as follows: (1) A base fee of five dollars fifty cents ($5.50)
per ton on all hazardous waste that is identified or listed under Section 3001 of the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 as amended (RCRA), and on polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)
wastes received for disposal which is required to be disposed of in a chemical waste landfill
approved under the federal Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA). (2) A fee of five dollars fifty
cents ($5.50) per ton on all other waste not subject to taxation in subdivision (1) and disposed
of at a commercial site for the disposal of hazardous waste and hazardous substances. Beginning
on August 31, 1993, any hazardous waste or hazardous...
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41-4-350
Section 41-4-350 Legislative findings; purpose. (a) The Legislature of Alabama hereby finds
and determines that the responsible stewardship of its state-owned and leased real property
is a proper governmental function of the State of Alabama. The Legislature finds that costs
for maintenance, construction, and leasing of real property in the state government comprise
a significant portion of available resources. The Legislature also finds that as one of the
largest owners and operators of buildings in Alabama, the state is a major consumer of energy.
It is therefore the intent of Act 2015-435 to establish centralized management of real property
through leasing administration, facilities maintenance and management, and construction management
that consists of expanded duties in existing divisions, as well as newly established divisions,
within the Department of Finance. In establishing this centralization, it is further the intent
of the Legislature to establish comprehensive real...
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45-8-22.01
Section 45-8-22.01 Legislative intent; disposition of funds. (a) The Legislature of Alabama
finds and declares that it is the intent of the Legislature that the provisions of this section
clarify but not change existing law and supplement existing law, by clarifying and showing
the intent of the Legislature in, but not changing, Act 2001-361, 2001 Regular Session, and
supplementing Act 2001-361, 2001 Regular Session, concerning the distribution of the proceeds
of the Calhoun County portion of the levelized excise tax on beer levied pursuant to Chapter
3 of Title 28. (b) The Calhoun County portion of the proceeds of the levelized state excise
tax on beer levied pursuant to Chapter 3 of Title 28, shall be collected by the Calhoun County
Judge of Probate and paid to the Calhoun County Commission. All of the tax proceeds shall
be distributed by the Calhoun County Commission as follows: (1) The first one thousand five
hundred dollars ($1,500) of the proceeds each month shall be deposited in...
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16-6B-1
Section 16-6B-1 Student achievement. (a) The Legislature finds that the people of Alabama desire
two basic things from their public schools: (1) High achievement for students. (2) A safe
and orderly environment in which to learn. (b) The Legislature encourages the State Board
of Education to assist local boards of education in the development of a strong disciplinary
policy and directs the State Board of Education to develop a program to closely monitor student
achievement. (1) The State Board of Education shall require implementation of an assessment
program for the public schools of Alabama. The assessment program may include nationally normed
tests or criterion referenced tests, or both. These tests may be used to assist in the assessment
of student achievement. The State Board of Education may also require the use of other tests
and assessments as the board may deem necessary. (2) In grades 11 and 12, the State Board
of Education shall implement an assessment and remediation...
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37-15-10.1
Section 37-15-10.1 Underground Damage Prevention Authority. (a) The Underground Damage Prevention
Authority is created for the purpose of enforcing this chapter and for reviewing penalty provisions
and the adequacy of the enforcement process. It is the intent of the Legislature that the
authority and its enforcement activities not be funded by appropriations from the state budget.
(b) The authority shall utilize the services of the Alabama Public Service Commission to provide
administrative support for the authority, subject to the concurrence by the authority board.
The Public Service Commission shall charge the expenses associated with the administrative
duties of the authority back to the authority, subject to the concurrence of the authority
board. The administrative support provided by the Alabama Public Service Commission to the
authority is in an administrative capacity only and nothing in this chapter shall expand the
jurisdiction of the Alabama Public Service Commission in any...
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22-22A-9
Section 22-22A-9 Transfer of functions, personnel, equipment, funds, etc., to Department of
Environmental Management. (a) All employees engaged in duties pertaining to the functions
transferred by this chapter to the department, shall be assigned to the department on October
1, 1982, to perform their usual duties, subject to any action that may be appropriate thereafter
in accordance with the laws and rules governing personnel and employees. (b) All files, books,
papers, records, equipment, furniture, motor vehicles, any other tangible property, and any
other asset employed in carrying out the powers, duties and functions transferred by this
chapter to the department shall, on October 1, 1982, be transferred to the department. (c)
All reports, documents, surveys, books, records, files, correspondence, papers or other writings
in the possession of any department, division, bureau, board, commission or other agency,
the functions, powers and duties of which have been transferred to the...
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22-27-17
Section 22-27-17 Disposal fees; disposition of funds; exemptions; review of records; biennial
report. (a) Beginning on October 1, 2008, the following disposal fees are levied upon generators
of solid waste who dispose of solid waste at solid waste management facilities permitted by
the department subject to this chapter, which shall be collected in accordance with subsection
(b): (1) One dollar ($1) per ton for all waste disposed of in a municipal solid waste landfill.
(2) One dollar ($1) per ton or twenty-five cents ($0.25) per cubic yard for all waste disposed
of in public industrial landfills, construction and demolition landfills, non-municipal solid
waste incinerators, or composting facilities, which receive waste not generated by the permittee.
(3) Twenty-five cents ($0.25) per cubic yard for all waste disposed of in a private solid
waste management facility, not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000) per calendar year.
(4) Regulated solid waste that may be approved by the...
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