Alabama § 22-38-6 Priorities for All Nonpoint Source Pollution Control; Administration of Grants in Accordance with Priorities; Committee to Provide Information to Department as to Progress in Water Quality

Alabama Statutes

§ 22-38-6 — Priorities for All Nonpoint Source Pollution Control; Administration of Grants in Accordance with Priorities; Committee to Provide Information to Department as to Progress in Water Quality

Alabama § 22-38-6

Title 22Health, Mental Health, and Environmental Control

Ch. 38Alabama Agricultural Nonpoint Source Financial Assistance Act

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Ala. Code § 22-38-6 (2026).

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The overall state plan for nonpoint source pollution control shall establish priorities for all nonpoint source pollution control. The committee shall administer agricultural, nonpoint source pollution control cost-share grants to landusers in accordance with the priorities encompassed in the agricultural component of the plan developed for the state by the department in cooperation with the committee and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency. All information requested of the committee shall be provided to the department for use in reporting to the Environmental Protection Agency on the state’s progress in water quality as it relates to agricultural nonpoint source pollution.

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The overall state plan for nonpoint source pollution control shall establish priorities for all nonpoint source pollution control. The committee shall administer agricultural, nonpoint source pollution control cost-share grants to landusers in accordance with the priorities encompassed in the agricultural component of the plan developed for the state by the department in cooperation with the committee and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency. All information requested of the committee shall be provided to the department for use in reporting to the Environmental Protection Agency on the state’s progress in water quality as it relates to agricultural nonpoint source pollution.