Oil and Hazardous Substance Spill Prevention and Response.

  1. Law
  2. Revised Code of Washington
  3. Water Rights—Environment
  4. Oil and Hazardous Substance Spill Prevention and Response.

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Section
90.56.005

Findings—Purpose.

Section
90.56.010

Definitions.

Section
90.56.020

Director responsible for spill response.

Section
90.56.030

Powers and duties.

Section
90.56.040

Authority supplemental.

Section
90.56.050

Rules.

Section
90.56.060

Statewide master oil and hazardous substance spill prevention and contingency plan—Evaluation and revision or elimination of advisory committees.

Section
90.56.070

Coordination with federal law.

Section
90.56.080

Hazardous substances incident response training and education program.

Section
90.56.100

Washington wildlife rescue coalition.

Section
90.56.110

Rehabilitation of wildlife—Rules.

Section
90.56.200

Prevention plans.

Section
90.56.210

Contingency plans.

Section
90.56.220

Facility operation standards.

Section
90.56.230

Operations manuals.

Section
90.56.240

Standards for spill management, cleanup, and containment services contractors.

Section
90.56.250

Index of prevention plans and contingency plans—Equipment inventory.

Section
90.56.260

Adequacy of contingency plans—Practice drills—Report.

Section
90.56.270

Enforcement of contingency plans.

Section
90.56.275

Joint large-scale, multiple plan equipment deployment drills of onshore and offshore facilities and covered vessels—Requirements.

Section
90.56.280

Duty to notify coast guard and division of emergency management of discharge.

Section
90.56.300

Unlawful operation of facility—Criminal penalties.

Section
90.56.310

Operation of a facility or vessel without contingency or prevention plan or financial responsibility—Civil penalty.

Section
90.56.320

Unlawful for oil to enter waters—Exceptions.

Section
90.56.330

Additional penalties.

Section
90.56.340

Duty to remove oil.

Section
90.56.350

Investigation, removal, containment, treatment, or dispersal of oil and hazardous substances—Record of expenses.

Section
90.56.360

Liability for expenses.

Section
90.56.370

Strict liability of owner or controller of oil—Damages—Exceptions.

Section
90.56.380

Liability of others for cleanup expenses.

Section
90.56.390

Liability for removal costs.

Section
90.56.400

Department investigation of circumstances of entry of oil—Order for reimbursement of expenses—Modification—Action to recover necessary expenses.

Section
90.56.410

Right of entry and access to records pertinent to investigations.

Section
90.56.420

Authorized discharges of oil—Permits.

Section
90.56.500

Oil spill response account.

Section
90.56.510

Oil spill prevention account.

Section
90.56.530

Reckless operation of a tank vessel—Penalty.

Section
90.56.540

Operation of a vessel while under influence of liquor or drugs—Penalty.

Section
90.56.550

Breath or blood analysis.

Section
90.56.560

Limited immunity for blood withdrawal.

Section
90.56.565

Facilities that receive crude oil from a railroad car—Advanced notice system—Department required to report information—Adoption of rules.

Section
90.56.569

Updates to the senate and house of representatives.

Section
90.56.570

Periodic evaluation and update of planning standards for oil spill response equipment.

Section
90.56.580

Crude oil vapor pressure—Maximum—Penalty.

Section
90.56.900

Construction—Appeal not to stay order, rule, or regulation.

Section
90.56.901

Effective dates—1991 c 200.

Section
90.56.2101

Contingency plans—Department to update rules.