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40 CFR 93.121 - Requirements for adoption or approval of projects by other recipients of funds designated under title 23 U.S.C. or the Federal Transit Laws

CFR > Title 40 > Chapter I > Part 93 > § 93.121. Requirements for adoption or approval of projects by other recipients of funds designated under title 23 U.S.C. or the Federal Transit Laws

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(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, no recipient of Federal funds designated under title 23 U.S.C. or the Federal Transit Laws shall adopt or approve a regionally significant highway or transit project, regardless of funding source, unless the recipient finds that the requirements of one of the following are met:

(1) The project comes from the currently conforming transportation plan and TIP (or meets the requirements of Sec. 93.104(f) during the 12-month lapse grace period), and the project's design concept and scope have not changed significantly from those that were included in the regional emissions analysis for that transportation plan and TIP;

(2) The project is included in the regional emissions analysis for the currently conforming transportation plan and TIP conformity determination (or meets the requirements of Sec. 93.104(f) during the 12-month lapse grace period), even if the project is not strictly included in the transportation plan or TIP for the purpose of MPO project selection or endorsement, and the project's design concept and scope have not changed significantly from those that were included in the regional emissions analysis; or

(3) A new regional emissions analysis including the project and the currently conforming transportation plan and TIP demonstrates that the transportation plan and TIP would still conform if the project were implemented (consistent with the requirements of Sec. Sec. 93.118 and/or 93.119 for a project not from a conforming transportation plan and TIP).

(b) In isolated rural nonattainment and maintenance areas subject to Sec. 93.109(l), no recipient of Federal funds designated under title 23 U.S.C. or the Federal Transit Laws shall adopt or approve a regionally significant highway or transit project, regardless of funding source, unless the recipient finds that the requirements of one of the following are met:

(1) The project was included in the regional emissions analysis supporting the most recent conformity determination that reflects the portion of the statewide transportation plan and statewide TIP which are in the nonattainment or maintenance area, and the project's design concept and scope has not changed significantly; or

(2) A new regional emissions analysis including the project and all other regionally significant projects expected in the nonattainment or maintenance area demonstrates that those projects in the statewide transportation plan and statewide TIP which are in the nonattainment or maintenance area would still conform if the project were implemented (consistent with the requirements of Sec. Sec. 93.118 and/or 93.119 for projects not from a conforming transportation plan and TIP).

(c) Notwithstanding paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section, in nonattainment and maintenance areas subject to Sec. 93.109(j) or (k) for a given pollutant/precursor and NAAQS, no recipient of Federal funds designated under title 23 U.S.C. or the Federal Transit Laws shall adopt or approve a regionally significant highway or transit project, regardless of funding source, unless the recipient finds that the requirements of one of the following are met for that pollutant/precursor and NAAQS:

(1) The project was included in the most recent conformity determination for the transportation plan and TIP and the project's design concept and scope has not changed significantly; or

(2) The project was included in the most recent conformity determination that reflects the portion of the statewide transportation plan and statewide TIP which are in the nonattainment or maintenance area, and the project's design concept and scope has not changed significantly.

[62 FR 43801, Aug. 15, 1997, as amended at 69 FR 40080, July 1, 2004; 73 FR 4441, Jan. 24, 2008]


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California	California Government Code > Title 7.9 - Recycling, Resource Recovery, And Litter Prevention
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	California Health and Safety Code > Division 20 > Chapter 6.66 - Oversight Costs
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 20 > Chapter 6.67 - Aboveground Storage Of Petroleum
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 20 > Chapter 6.7 - Underground Storage Of Hazardous Substances
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 20 > Chapter 6.10 - California Land Environmental Restoration And Reuse Act
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 20 > Chapter 6.11 - Unified Hazardous Waste And Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 27 - California Pollution Control Financing Authority Act
	California Health and Safety Code > Division 104 > Part 13 - Garbage And Onsite Sewage Disposal
	California Public Resources Code > Division 30 - Waste Management
	California Public Resources Code > Division 31 - Waste Management Facilities
	California Public Resources Code > Division 33 - Glass Contamination
	California Public Utilities Code > Division 6 > Chapter 8 - Special District For Sewage Disposal Or Solid Waste Resource Recovery
Connecticut	Connecticut General Statutes > Title 22a > Chapter 446n - Covered Electronic Devices
Delaware	Delaware Code Title 7 > Chapter 78 - Pollution Prevention Act
	Delaware Code Title 9 > Chapter 24 - Garbage Disposal
	Delaware Code Title 9 > Chapter 47 - Garbage Disposal
	Delaware Code Title 16 > Chapter 16 - Litter Control Law
	Delaware Code Title 16 > Chapter 17 - Refuse And Garbage
Florida	Florida Statutes > Chapter 376 - Pollutant Discharge Prevention and Removal
	Florida Statutes > Chapter 403 > Part I - Pollution Control
	Florida Regulations Chapter 62N-16 - Pollutant Discharge Act
Hawaii	Hawaii Revised Statutes > Chapter 342E - Nonpoint Source Pollution Management and Control
Idaho	Idaho Code Title 31 > Chapter 45 - Pollution Control Financing
Illinois	Illinois Compiled Statutes > 415 ILCS 80 - Degradable Plastic Act
	Illinois Compiled Statutes > 415 ILCS 85 - Toxic Pollution Prevention Act
	Illinois Compiled Statutes > 415 ILCS 125 - Environmental Impact Fee Law
Indiana	Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 19 - Solid Waste And Hazardous Waste Management Generally
	Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 26 - Regional Water, Sewage, And Solid Waste Districts
	Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 27 - Industrial Pollution Prevention And Safe Materials
	Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 27.5 - Clean Manufacturing Technology And Safe Materials
	Indiana Code > Title 13 > Article 28 - Technical Assistance And Voluntary Compliance
	Indiana Code > Title 36 > Article 11 - County Onsite Waste Management Districts
Kansas	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 12 > Article 21 - Refuse Collection And Disposal
	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 34 - Solid And Hazardous Waste
	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 80 > Article 22 - Refuse Collection And Disposal
Louisiana	Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 30 > Chapter 13 - Louisiana Waste Reduction Law
	Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 30 > Chapter 14 - Louisiana Resources Recovery And Development Authority
	Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 33 > Chapter 25 - Garbage Districts
Maine	Maine Revised Statutes > Title 17 > Chapter 79 - Littering And Dumping
	Maine Revised Statutes > Title 17 > Chapter 80 - Litter Control
	Maine Revised Statutes Title 38 > Chapter 13 - Waste Management
	Maine Revised Statutes > Title 38 > Chapter 16-A - Nondegradable Food And Beverage Containers
	Maine Revised Statutes Title 38 > Chapter 17 - Maine Refuse Disposal District Enabling Act
Michigan	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 298 of 1917 - Garbage Disposal Plants
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 261 of 1927 - Disposal Plants
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 179 of 1947 - Joint Garbage And Rubbish Disposal
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 152 of 1976 - Access To Disposal Facilities
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 266 of 1951 - The Garbage Disposal Act
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 123 > Act 76 of 1965 - Joint Water Supply And Waste Disposal Systems
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 324 > Act 284 of 1998 - Clean Michigan Initiative Act
Minnesota	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 115A - Waste Management
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 115B - Environmental Response and Liability
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 115C - Petroleum Tank Release Cleanup
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 115D - Toxic Pollution Prevention
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 115E - Oil and Hazardous Substance Discharge Preparedness
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 116 - Pollution Control Agency
	Minnesota Statutes Chapter 443 - Rubbish Removal
Montana	Montana Code Title 75 > Chapter 10 - Waste And Litter Control
	Montana Code Title 75 > Chapter 16 - Transboundary Pollution
New Hampshire	New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 163-B - Litter Control Law
New Mexico	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 3 > Article 48 - Refuse; Collection and Disposal
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 3 > Article 59 - Pollution Control Revenue Bonds
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 4 > Article 56 - Refuse; Collection and Disposal
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 67 > Article 15 - Clean Highways
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 67 > Article 16 - Litter Control and Beautification
	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 74 - Environmental Improvement
New York	New York Laws - Environmental Conservation > Article 21 - Pollution Control Compacts
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 27 > Title 1 - Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Policy and Planning
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 27 > Title 3 - Waste Transporter Permits
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 27 > Title 24 - Environmental Tests Reporting Requirements
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 27 > Title 25 - Phase-Out of Creosote
	New York Laws - Environmental Conservation > Article 28 - Pollution Prevention
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 54 > Title 5 - Non-Hazardous Municipal Landfill Closure Projects and Municipal Landfill Gas Management Projects
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 54 > Title 7 - Municipal Waste Reduction Or Recycling Projects
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 72 > Title 5 - Waste Transporter Program Fee
	New York Environmental Conservation Law > Article 72 > Title 6 - State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program Fee
New York	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 21 - Pollution Control Compacts
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 27 > Title 1 - Solid And Hazardous Waste Management Policy And Planning
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 27 > Title 3 - Waste Transporter Permits
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 27 > Title 24 - Environmental Tests Reporting Requirements
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 27 > Title 25 - Phase-Out Of Creosote
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 28 - Pollution Prevention
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 54 > Title 5 - Non-Hazardous Municipal Landfill Closure Projects And Municipal Landfill Gas Management Projects
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 54 > Title 7 - Municipal Waste Reduction Or Recycling Projects
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 72 > Title 5 - Waste Transporter Program Fee
	New York Laws > Environmental Conservation > Article 72 > Title 6 - State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program Fee
North Carolina	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 136 > Article 10A - Litter Prevention Account
North Dakota	North Dakota Code > Chapter 23-29.1 - Municipal Waste Landfill Release Compensation Fund
	North Dakota Code > Chapter 40-34 - Sewage and Garbage Disposal
Ohio	Ohio Code > Title 15 > Chapter 1502 - Recycling, Waste Reduction, Litter Prevention
	Ohio Code > Title 37 > Chapter 3734 - Solid And Hazardous Wastes
	Ohio Code > Title 37 > Chapter 3746 - Voluntary Action Program
	Ohio Code > Title 37 > Chapter 3752 - Cessation Of Regulated Operations
	Ohio Code > Title 37 > Chapter 3753 - Risk Management Program
Rhode Island	Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 23-18.9. Refuse Disposal
	Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 23-18.11. Promotion of Paper Bag Usage
	Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 23-19.4. Septage, Industrial Wastes and Waste Oil Pumping, Cleaning and Transportation
	Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 23-60. Battery Deposit and Control
	Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 23-60.1. Dry Cell Battery Control
South Carolina	South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 1 - Pollution Control Act
	South Carolina Code > Title 48 > Chapter 3 - Pollution Control Facilities
South Dakota	South Dakota Laws > Title 34A > Chapter 7 - Litter Disposal And Control
Tennessee	Tennessee Code > Title 4 > Chapter 7 > Part 3 - Litter Prevention and Control Law
	Tennessee Code > Title 5 > Chapter 19 - Garbage and Rubbish Collection and Disposal Services
	Tennessee Code > Title 7 > Chapter 58 - Resource Recovery and Solid Waste Disposal
	Tennessee Code > Title 68 > Environmental Protecion > Chapter 213 - Sanitary Landfill Areas Act
Texas	Texas Health And Safety Code > Title 5 > Subtitle B - Solid Waste, Toxic Chemicals, Sewage, Litter, And Water
Utah	Utah Code > Title 19 > Chapter 8 - Voluntary Cleanup Program
Vermont	Vermont Statutes > Title 10 > Chapter 46 - Interstate Waste Compact
	Vermont Statutes > Title 10 > Chapter 159 - Waste Management
Virginia	Virginia Code Title 10.1 > Chapter 14 - Virginia Waste Management Act
	Virginia Code Title 54.1 > Chapter 22.1 - Waste Management Facility Operators
Wisconsin	Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 287 > Subchapter II - Solid Waste Reduction, Recovery And Recycling
	Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 287 > Subchapter IV - Littering
	Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 287 > Subchapter V - Enforcement And Penalties

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