Publications
The District of Columbia Department of the Environment (DDOE) is responsible for managing stormwater pollution in the District and currently charges commercial and residential property owners a stormwater fee based on the amount of impervious surface of each property.
Delegates authority to the Director of the District Department of the Environment in matters regarding the Lead-Hazard Prevention and Elimination Act of 2008
DC Municipal Regulation and related documents regarding USTs.
Notice of Final Rulemaking- Table of Contents
- Chapter 55 - Underground Storage Tanks-General Provisions
- Chapter 56 - Tank Notification and Registration
- Chapter 57 - New Tank Performance Standards
- Chapter 58 - Upgrades of Existing Underground_Storage_Tanks
- Chapter 59 - Operation and Maintenance
- Chapter 60 - Release Detection
- Chapter 61 - Out-of-Service and Closure of UST Systems
- Chapter 62 - Reporting of Releases Investigation
- Chapter 63 - Right of Entry for Inspections
- Chapter 64 - District of Columbia UST Trust Fund
- Chapter 65 - Licensing and Certification
- Chapter 66 - Enforcement Procedures
- Chapter 67 - Financial Responsibility
- Chapter 70 – Definitions
Form to certify compliance with permit terms and conditions on an annual, or more frequent basis, as required by the "Part 70" permit.
Amends, on an emergency basis, the Clean and Affordable Energy Act of 2008, to ensure that 10 the highest quality private contractor is selected to develop, coordinate, and provide 11 programs that promote the sustainable use of energy in the District of Columbia.
Summary of the Bag Law’s material and labeling requirements for paper and plastic bags.
Delegates authority to the Director of the District Department of the Environment in matters regarding the Anacostia River Clean Up and Protection Act of 2009
Amends, on an emergency basis, the Renewable Energy Portfolio Act of 2004 to allow solar thermal systems located within the District to generate solar renewable energy credits.
Establishes a Healthy Schools Fund to fund certain programs and requirements under this act; to establish local nutritional standards for school meals, to establish healthy vending, fundraising, marketing, and prize requirements in public schools, to require public schools to participate in...
Sets forth a new and consolidated Recycling Policy to be overseen by the District Department of The Envirorunent.
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