South Dakota § 34A-1-36 Municipal and county programs approved by board--Application to state facilities.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 34A-1-36 — Municipal and county programs approved by board--Application to state facilities.

South Dakota § 34A-1-36

Title 34AENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Ch. 34A-1AIR POLLUTION CONTROL

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S.D. Codified Laws § 34A-1-36 (2026).

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Each municipality and each county may, with the approval of the Board of Minerals and Environment, establish and thereafter administer within its jurisdiction an air pollution control program which provides by ordinance or local law for requirements as strict or more strict and more extensive than those imposed by this chapter and rules issued under this chapter, or, upon prior review and approval by the board, less restrictive requirements. The air pollution control jurisdiction authorized pursuant to this section applies to state facilities located within the boundaries of the municipality or county if the municipality or county has been found to be in violation of National Ambient Air Quality Standards.

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Each municipality and each county may, with the approval of the Board of Minerals and Environment, establish and thereafter administer within its jurisdiction an air pollution control program which provides by ordinance or local law for requirements as strict or more strict and more extensive than those imposed by this chapter and rules issued under this chapter, or, upon prior review and approval by the board, less restrictive requirements. The air pollution control jurisdiction authorized pursuant to this section applies to state facilities located within the boundaries of the municipality or county if the municipality or county has been found to be in violation of National Ambient Air Quality Standards.