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DE SB68
Bill
AI Summary
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Updates terminology in Delaware hazardous chemical reporting requirements to include "safety data sheets" alongside "material safety data sheets" to align with federal and international standards.
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Increases reporting fees for hazardous chemical inventory forms effective March 1, 2018: hazardous chemicals increase from $40 to $60 per chemical, and extremely hazardous substances increase from $80 to $100 per substance, with a $5,000 annual per-facility cap.
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Removes a conflicting provision regarding distribution of SARA III Program revenue to local emergency planning committees.
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Adds exemption for transportation and storage of substances subject to the chapter requirements, including natural gas distribution, to align with federal reporting requirements.
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Directs fees collected from facilities to the State Emergency Response Commission for funding local emergency planning committees and emergency response equipment, with funds remaining available and not subject to reversion.
Legislative Description
An Act To Amend Title 16 Of The Delaware Code Relating To The Emergency Planning And Community Right To Know Act.
Last Action
Signed by Governor
8/30/2017