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BILL NO - Nevada Division of Environmental Protection - State of - ndep nv 2025

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The document outlines Nye County Ordinance No. 289, which establishes Dust Control Regulations within the Pahrump Regional Planning District by adding Chapter 15.28 to the Nye County Code. The ordinance aims to regulate and control PM10 emissions to comply with federal air quality standards, promote public health, and protect the environment. It includes provisions for definitions, control measures, enforcement mechanisms, and penalties for non-compliance.

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What is the NDEP Bureau of Federal Facilities?

The Nevada Division of Environmental Protections (NDEP) Bureau of Federal Facilities (BFF) provides programmatic and regulatory oversight of the U.S. Department of Energys (DOEs) Environmental Restoration and Waste Management programs in the State of Nevada.

What is being done in Nevada to make sure people have clean water?

November 2022 Proposed regulation amendments include restructuring and increasing engineering plan review fees, increasing the annual permit to operate a public water system, a new water hauler inspection fee, and general cleanup of regulations.

What is the Clean Water Act in Nevada?

Clean Water Act Section 401 requires state Certification of activities which may result in discharges to waters of the United States, in the state the discharge originates, before a federal permitting agency may issue a license or permit.

Is the Department of Environmental Protection state or federal?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is an independent agency of the United States government tasked with environmental protection matters.

How do I request records from the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection?

You may submit a public record request either with the online form (using the blue button below) or in writing using the NDEP Public Records Request Form (available below). After receiving the request, the Records Request Coordinator will forward it to the appropriate NDEP program.

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