Arkansas § 14-234-403 Injunctions

Arkansas Statutes

§ 14-234-403 — Injunctions

Arkansas § 14-234-403

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Ark. Code Ann. § 14-234-403 (2026).

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(a)Anything to the contrary in this subchapter notwithstanding, the State Board of Health may obtain an injunction restraining the operating authority from permitting a recreational activity if the rules and regulations adopted by the operating authority, or if the provisions of any lease granted by the operating authority do not adequately protect the water supply from pollution, or if the rules and regulations or the terms of any lease are not properly enforced by the operating authority.

(b)Any operating authority may obtain prohibitive and mandatory injunctions against any person, firm, or corporation polluting its water supply or refusing to obey lawful regulations or rules adopted by the operating authority or the State Board of Health for the protection of any municipal water supp

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(a) Anything to the contrary in this subchapter notwithstanding, the State Board of Health may obtain an injunction restraining the operating authority from permitting a recreational activity if the rules and regulations adopted by the operating authority, or if the provisions of any lease granted by the operating authority do not adequately protect the water supply from pollution, or if the rules and regulations or the terms of any lease are not properly enforced by the operating authority. (b) Any operating authority may obtain prohibitive and mandatory injunctions against any person, firm, or corporation polluting its water supply or refusing to obey lawful regulations or rules adopted by the operating authority or the State Board of Health for the protection of any municipal water supply.