Change fees and funding for solid waste management, water wells, livestock regulation, hazardous waste management, clean water regulation, and litter reduction and recycling, change membership of a board, provide penalties and enforcement provisions for geologic storage of carbon dioxide, provide for entry upon property for the Perkins County Canal, correct references to and change jurisdiction of the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment, and require local governments to regulate oper...

Summary

The bill creates a new Water Well Standards and Contractors' Licensing Board and gives the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment authority over the Perkins County Canal project. It also restructures the litter‑fee fund, adds safety rules for underground storage tanks, sets procedures for low‑level radioactive waste sites, establishes a housing‑weatherization clearinghouse, and defines battery‑producer and recycling responsibilities. These changes affect contractors, local governments, property owners, waste‑handling facilities, and consumers across the state.

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