Kentucky Administrative Regulations Title 410 - Regional Integrated Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility Siting Board [Repealed]
Kentucky Administrative Regulations (KAR) — Title 410: Regional Integrated Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility Siting Board [Repealed]
Summary:
Title: 410 KAR
Agency/Board: Regional Integrated Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility Siting Board
Status: Repealed — All regulations under this title have been officially removed from the Kentucky Administrative Regulations.
About the Board (when active):
The Regional Integrated Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility Siting Board was responsible for:
Evaluating and approving sites for large-scale regional waste treatment and disposal facilities.
Ensuring proper environmental, public health, and land use standards were met.
Coordinating with state and local agencies on waste infrastructure planning.
Reasons for Repeal (likely possibilities):
Consolidation: Responsibilities may have been merged into another agency or board within the Energy and Environment Cabinet or the Department for Environmental Protection.
Obsolescence: The regulatory need for a separate siting board may have diminished due to updated laws or changes in waste treatment technologies.
Legislative Action: The General Assembly may have repealed the statutory authority for the board.
Where to Look for Current Regulations:
401 KAR – Department for Environmental Protection (especially for solid and hazardous waste management)
400 KAR – Energy and Environment Cabinet
KRS Chapter 224 – Kentucky statutes on environmental protection and waste management
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