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Florida Statutes > Chapter 376 - Pollutant Discharge Prevention and Removal
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Title XXVIII
> Chapter 376 - Pollutant Discharge Prevention and Removal
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§ 376.011
Pollutant Discharge Prevention and Control Act; short title
§ 376.021
Legislative intent with respect to pollution of coastal waters and lands
§ 376.031
Definitions; ss. 376.011-376.21
§ 376.041
Pollution of waters and lands of the state prohibited
§ 376.051
Powers and duties of the Department of Environmental Protection
§ 376.065
Operation of terminal facility without discharge prevention and response certificate prohibited; penalty
§ 376.07
Regulatory powers of department; penalties for inadequate booming by terminal facilities
§ 376.0705
Development of training programs and educational materials
§ 376.071
Discharge contingency plan for vessels
§ 376.09
Removal of prohibited discharges
§ 376.10
Personnel and equipment
§ 376.11
Florida Coastal Protection Trust Fund
§ 376.12
Liabilities and defenses of responsible parties; liabilities of third parties; financial security requirements for vessels; liability of cargo owners; notification requirements
§ 376.121
Liability for damage to natural resources
§ 376.123
Claims against the Florida Coastal Protection Trust Fund
§ 376.13
Emergency proclamation; Governor’s powers
§ 376.14
Vessels; financial responsibility; claims against providers of financial responsibility; service of process against responsible parties
§ 376.15
Derelict vessels; removal from public waters
§ 376.16
Enforcement and penalties
§ 376.165
"Hold-harmless" agreements prohibited
§ 376.19
County and municipal ordinances; powers limited
§ 376.20
Limitation on application
§ 376.205
Individual cause of action for damages under ss. 376.011-376.21
§ 376.207
Traps impregnated with pollutants prohibited
§ 376.21
Construction of ss. 376.011-376.21
§ 376.25
Gambling vessels; registration; required and prohibited releases
§ 376.30
Legislative intent with respect to pollution of surface and ground waters
§ 376.301
Definitions of terms used in ss. 376.30-376.317, 376.70, and 376.75
§ 376.302
Prohibited acts; penalties
§ 376.303
Powers and duties of the Department of Environmental Protection
§ 376.304
Review and analysis of disposal materials or byproducts; disposal at designated local government solid waste disposal facilities
§ 376.305
Removal of prohibited discharges
§ 376.306
Cattle-dipping vats; legislative findings; liability
§ 376.307
Water Quality Assurance Trust Fund
§ 376.30701
Application of risk-based corrective action principles to contaminated sites; applicability; legislative intent; rulemaking authority; contamination cleanup criteria; limitations; reopeners
§ 376.30702
Contamination notification
§ 376.3071
Inland Protection Trust Fund; creation; purposes; funding
§ 376.30711
Preapproved site rehabilitation, effective March 29, 1995
§ 376.30713
Preapproved advanced cleanup
§ 376.30714
Site rehabilitation agreements
§ 376.30715
Innocent victim petroleum storage system restoration
§ 376.30716
Cleanup of certain sites
§ 376.3072
Florida Petroleum Liability and Restoration Insurance Program
§ 376.3073
Local programs and state agency programs for control of contamination
§ 376.3075
Inland Protection Financing Corporation
§ 376.3077
Unlawful to deposit motor fuel in tank required to be registered, without proof of registration display
§ 376.3078
Drycleaning facility restoration; funds; uses; liability; recovery of expenditures
§ 376.30781
Tax credits for rehabilitation of drycleaning-solvent-contaminated sites and brownfield sites in designated brownfield areas; application process; rulemaking authority; revocation authority
§ 376.3079
Third-party liability insurance
§ 376.308
Liabilities and defenses of facilities
§ 376.309
Facilities, financial responsibility
§ 376.311
Penalties for a discharge
§ 376.313
Nonexclusiveness of remedies and individual cause of action for damages under ss. 376.30-376.317
§ 376.315
Construction of ss. 376.30-376.317
§ 376.317
Superseded laws; state preemption
§ 376.320
Applicability
§ 376.321
Definitions; ss. 376.320-376.326
§ 376.322
Powers and duties of the department
§ 376.323
Registration
§ 376.324
Containment and integrity plan
§ 376.325
Alternative to containment and integrity plan requirements
§ 376.326
Application of s. 376.317
§ 376.40
Petroleum exploration and production; purposes; funding
§ 376.60
Asbestos removal program inspection and notification fee
§ 376.70
Tax on gross receipts of drycleaning facilities
§ 376.71
Registration fee and gross receipts tax; exemptions
§ 376.75
Tax on production or importation of perchloroethylene
§ 376.77
Short title
§ 376.78
Legislative intent
§ 376.79
Definitions relating to Brownfields Redevelopment Act
§ 376.80
Brownfield program administration process
§ 376.81
Brownfield site and brownfield areas contamination cleanup criteria
§ 376.82
Eligibility criteria and liability protection
§ 376.83
Violation; penalties
§ 376.84
Brownfield redevelopment economic incentives
§ 376.85
Annual report
§ 376.86
Brownfield Areas Loan Guarantee Program
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