Rhode Island § 23-63-3 § 23-63-3. Environmental impact statement — Necessity — Approval of director.

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§ 23-63-3 — § 23-63-3. Environmental impact statement — Necessity — Approval of director.

Rhode Island § 23-63-3

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-63Vehicle Tire Storage and Recycling

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-63-3 (2026).

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§ 23-63-3. Environmental impact statement — Necessity — Approval of director.
No export of tires for burning shall be permitted to a facility which has not submitted
            to the satisfaction of the director, in accordance with reasonable rules and regulations,
            an environmental impact statement conforming to the United States environmental protection
            agency standards. Upon the filing of a satisfactory environmental impact statement,
            the director shall conduct a public hearing seeking public comment prior to granting
            final approval of the statement and approval of the export of the tires. The environmental
            impact statement shall be required regardless of w

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§ 23-63-3. Environmental impact statement — Necessity — Approval of director.

No export of tires for burning shall be permitted to a facility which has not submitted to the satisfaction of the director, in accordance with reasonable rules and regulations, an environmental impact statement conforming to the United States environmental protection agency standards. Upon the filing of a satisfactory environmental impact statement, the director shall conduct a public hearing seeking public comment prior to granting final approval of the statement and approval of the export of the tires. The environmental impact statement shall be required regardless of whether it is required at the facility site by the United States environmental protection agency regulations.