Nebraska § 46-1136 Council; adopt rules and regulations

Nebraska Statutes

§ 46-1136 — Council; adopt rules and regulations

Nebraska § 46-1136

Ch. 46Irrigation and Regulation of Water

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 46-1136 (2026).

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The council shall adopt and promulgate rules and regulations providing for:

(1)Procedures and specifications for the installation, replacement, or repair of chemigation equipment;

(2)A system for the issuance of permits by the district to engage in chemigation;

(3)A procedure for a permitholder to follow when notifying the department and the appropriate district of any actual or suspected accident related to the use of chemigation;

(4)A procedure for the review and approval of a cleanup and recovery plan for an accident related to the use of chemigation;

(5)The posting of signs providing notice of the use of chemigation; and

(6)Any other chemigation practices necessary to carry out the Nebraska Chemigation Act.

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The council shall adopt and promulgate rules and regulations providing for:
(1) Procedures and specifications for the installation, replacement, or repair of chemigation equipment;
(2) A system for the issuance of permits by the district to engage in chemigation;
(3) A procedure for a permitholder to follow when notifying the department and the appropriate district of any actual or suspected accident related to the use of chemigation;
(4) A procedure for the review and approval of a cleanup and recovery plan for an accident related to the use of chemigation;
(5) The posting of signs providing notice of the use of chemigation; and
(6) Any other chemigation practices necessary to carry out the Nebraska Chemigation Act.