77737210.1-1402Virginia Decodedhttps://vacode.org2016ConservationActivities Administered By Other EntitiesVirginia Waste Management ActGeneral ProvisionsPowers and duties of the Board1986, cc. 492, 566, § 10-266; 1987, c. 122; 1988, cc. 117, 891; 1990, cc. 499, 919; 1991, c. 718; 1992, c. 853; 1993, c. 456; 2003, c. 940; 2004, cc. 249, 324; 2006, cc. 16, 163.Frederick County v. VA. DEPT. OF ENVIRO.2315074660 S.E.2d 6982008-05-20https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1062777/frederick-county-v-va-dept-of-enviro/ . . . management activities within the Commonwealth. Code § 10.1-1402(1). Pursuant to the Solid Waste . . . <abbr title="Court of Appeals">COA</abbr>Campbell County v. Royal1011682012-01-13https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1057964/campbell-county-v-royal/ . . . quot; Code § 10.1-1402(19). . . . <abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia">SCV</abbr>Kim-Stan, Inc. v. Department of Waste ManagementCA-89-00373-R732 F. Supp. 6461990-03-06https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2252766/kim-stan-inc-v-department-of-waste-management/ . . . after the emergency order, see Va.Code Ann. Sec 10.1-1402(17), 10.1-1455, although proceedings . . . District Court, E.D. Virginiahttp://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/10.1-1402//10.1-1402/10.1/II/14/1/10.1-140210.1-1187.610.1-1402.110.1-1402.210.1-140610.1-140910.1-145555-182.2The Board shall carry out the purposes and provisions of this chapter and compatible provisions of federal acts and is authorized to:section1 Supervise and control waste management activities in the Commonwealth.section112 Consult, advise and coordinate with the Governor, the Secretary, the General Assembly, and other state and federal agencies for the purpose of implementing this chapter and the federal acts.section222 Provide technical assistance and advice concerning all aspects of waste management.section332 Develop and keep current state waste management plans and provide technical assistance, advice and other aid for the development and implementation of local and regional waste management plans.section442 Promote the development of resource conservation and resource recovery systems and provide technical assistance and advice on resource conservation, resource recovery and resource recovery systems.section552 Collect data necessary to conduct the state waste programs, including data on the identification of and amounts of waste generated, transported, stored, treated or disposed, and resource recovery.section662 Require any person who generates, collects, transports, stores or provides treatment or disposal of a hazardous waste to maintain records, manifests and reporting systems required pursuant to federal statute or regulation.section772 Designate, in accordance with criteria and listings identified under federal statute or regulation, classes, types or lists of waste that it deems to be hazardous.section882 Consult and coordinate with the heads of appropriate state and federal agencies, independent regulatory agencies and other governmental instrumentalities for the purpose of achieving maximum effectiveness and enforcement of this chapter while imposing the least burden of duplicative requirements on those persons subject to the provisions of this chapter.section992 Apply for federal funds and transmit such funds to appropriate persons.section10102 Promulgate and enforce regulations, and provide for reasonable variances and exemptions necessary to carry out its powers and duties and the intent of this chapter and the federal acts, except that a description of provisions of any proposed regulation which are more restrictive than applicable federal requirements, together with the reason why the more restrictive provisions are needed, shall be provided to the standing committee of each house of the General Assembly to which matters relating to the content of the regulation are most properly referable.section11112 Subject to the approval of the Governor, acquire by purchase, exercise of the right of eminent domain as provided in Chapter 2 (§ 25.1-200 et seq.) of Title 25.1, grant, gift, devise or otherwise, the fee simple title to any lands, selected in the discretion of the Board as constituting necessary and appropriate sites to be used for the management of hazardous waste as defined in this chapter, including lands adjacent to the site as the Board may deem necessary or suitable for restricted areas. In all instances the Board shall dedicate lands so acquired in perpetuity to such purposes. In its selection of a site pursuant to this subdivision, the Board shall consider the appropriateness of any state-owned property for a disposal site in accordance with the criteria for selection of a hazardous waste management site.section12122 Assume responsibility for the perpetual custody and maintenance of any hazardous waste management facilities.section13132 Collect, from any person operating or using a hazardous waste management facility, fees sufficient to finance such perpetual custody and maintenance due to that facility as may be necessary. All fees received by the Board pursuant to this subdivision shall be used exclusively to satisfy the responsibilities assumed by the Board for the perpetual custody and maintenance of hazardous waste management facilities.section14142 Collect, from any person operating or proposing to operate a hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal facility or any person transporting hazardous waste, permit fees sufficient to defray only costs related to the issuance of permits as required in this chapter in accordance with Board regulations, but such fees shall not exceed costs necessary to implement this subdivision. All fees received by the Board pursuant to this subdivision shall be used exclusively for the hazardous waste management program set forth herein.section15a15a2 Collect fees from large quantity generators of hazardous wastes.section15b15b2 Collect, from any person operating or proposing to operate a sanitary landfill or other facility for the disposal, treatment or storage of nonhazardous solid waste: (i) permit application fees sufficient to defray only costs related to the issuance, reissuance, amendment or modification of permits as required in this chapter in accordance with Board regulations, but such fees shall not exceed costs necessary to issue, reissue, amend or modify such permits and (ii) annual fees established pursuant to § 10.1-1402.1:1. All such fees received by the Board shall be used exclusively for the solid waste management program set forth herein. The Board shall establish a schedule of fees by regulation as provided in §§ 10.1-1402.1, 10.1-1402.2 and 10.1-1402.3.section16162 Issue, deny, amend and revoke certification of site suitability for hazardous waste facilities in accordance with this chapter.section17172 Make separate orders and regulations it deems necessary to meet any emergency to protect public health, natural resources and the environment from the release or imminent threat of release of waste.section18182 Take actions to contain or clean up sites or to issue orders to require cleanup of sites where solid or hazardous waste, or other substances within the jurisdiction of the Board, have been improperly managed and to institute legal proceedings to recover the costs of the containment or clean-up activities from the responsible parties.section19192 Collect, hold, manage and disburse funds received for violations of solid and hazardous waste laws and regulations or court orders pertaining thereto pursuant to subdivision 19 of this section for the purpose of responding to solid or hazardous waste incidents and clean-up of sites that have been improperly managed, including sites eligible for a joint federal and state remedial project under the federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, Public Law 96-510, as amended by the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, Public Law 99-499, and for investigations to identify parties responsible for such mismanagement.section20202 Abate hazards and nuisances dangerous to public health, safety or the environment, both emergency and otherwise, created by the improper disposal, treatment, storage, transportation or management of substances within the jurisdiction of the Board.section21212 Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, regulate the management of mixed radioactive waste.section22222