UTAH STATE 

BULLETIN 

OFFICIAL NOTICES OF UTAH STATE GOVERNMENT 

Filed February 02, 2012, 12:00 a.m. through February 15, 2012, 11:59 p.m. 

Number 2012-5 

March 01, 2012 

Nancy L. Lancaster, Editor 

Kenneth A. Hansen, Director 

Kimberly K. Hood, Executive Director 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

EDITOR'S NOTES ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1 

Administrative Services 

Administrative Rules 

Delayed Notice, Publication, and Codification of the Expiration of Rule R694-1 ....................................................... 1 

NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES ................................................................................................................................................. 3 

Administrative Services 

Risk Management 

No. 35844 (Amendment): R37-4 Adjusted Utah Governmental Immunity Act Limitations 

on Judgments ........................................................................................................................................................... 4 

Agriculture and Food 

Animal Industry 

No. 35866 (Amendment): R58-11 Slaughter of Livestock .......................................................................................... 5 

Commerce 

Occupational and Professional Licensing 

No. 35852 (Amendment): R 156-73-502 Chiropractic Assistant... ............................................................................ 1 0 

Corrections 

Administration 

No. 35805 (New Rule): R251-106 Media Relations ................................................................................................. 11 

No. 35806 (New Rule): R251-107 Executions ......................................................................................................... 13 

No. 35807 (New Rule): R251-1 08 Adjudicative Proceedings ................................................................................... 15 

No. 35808 (New Rule): R251-703 Vehicle Direction Station .................................................................................... 17 

No. 35809 (New Rule): R251-704 North Gate ......................................................................................................... 18 

No. 35810 (New Rule): R251-7051nmate Mail Procedures ..................................................................................... 19 

No. 35811 (New Rule): R251-7061nmate Visiting .................................................................................................... 22 

Education 

Administration 

No. 35875 (New Rule): R277-497 School Grading System ..................................................................................... 24 

No. 35876 (Repeal): R277-521 Professional Specialist Licensing ........................................................................... 26 

No. 35877 (Amendment): R277-600-7 Alternative Transportation ........................................................................... 28 

No. 35878 (New Rule): R277-615 Standards and Procedures for Student Searches ............................................. 29 

Environmental Quality 

Air Quality 

No. 35865 (Repeal and Reenact): R307-107 General Requirement: Unavoidable 

Breakdown ............................................................................................................................................................. 31 

No. 35857 (Amendment): R307-840 Lead-Based Paint Program Purpose, Applicability, 

and Definitions ........................................................................................................................................................ 33 

No. 35858 (Amendment): R307-841 Residential Property and Child-Occupied Facility 

Renovation ............................................................................................................................................................. 39 

No. 35859 (Amendment): R307-842 Lead-Based PaintActivities .......................................................................... .47 

Solid and Hazardous Waste 

No. 35867 (Amendment): R315-16 Standards for Universal Waste Management... ............................................... 62 

Governor 

Planning and Budget, Inspector General of Medicaid Services (Office of) 

No. 35879 (New Rule): R367-1 Office of Inspector General of Medicaid Services .................................................. 74 

Health 

Center for Health Data, Health Care Statistics 

No. 35868 (Amendment): R428-2 Health Data Authority Standards for Health Data .............................................. 80 

No. 35869 (Amendment): R428-5 Appeal and Adjudicative Proceedings ................................................................ 83 

No. 35870 (Amendment): R428-1 0 Health Data Authority Hospital Inpatient Reporting Rule ................................. 85 

Labor Commission 

Antidiscrimination and Labor, Labor 

No. 35833 (Amendment): R610-3-21 Uniforms ....................................................................................................... 88 

Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office 

Administration 

No. 35874 (New Rule): R694-1 Archeological Permits ............................................................................................ 90 

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Tax Commission 

Administration 

No. 35862 (Amendment): R861-1A-9 Tax Commission as Board of Equalization 

Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-2- 212, 59-2-1004, and 59-2-1 006 ....................................................... 93 

Auditing 

No. 35863 (Amendment): R865-3C-1 Allocation of Net Income Pursuant to Utah 

Code Ann. Section 59-7-204 .................................................................................................................................. 95 

Property Tax 

No. 35864 (Amendment): R884-24P-66 Appeal to County Board of Equalization 

Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-2-1 004 .................................................................................................... 96 

Transportation 

Motor Carrier 

No. 35873 (Amendment): R909-1 Safety Regulations for Motor Carriers ................................................................ 99 

FIVE-YEAR NOTICES OF REVIEW AND STATEMENTS OF CONTINUATION ......................................................................... 101 

Commerce 

Occupational and Professional Licensing 

No. 35853: R156-11 a Barber, Cosmetologist/Barber, Esthetician, Electrologist and 

Nail Technician Licensing Act Rule ....................................................................................................................... 101 

No. 35860: R 156-55d Burglar Alarm Licensing Rule ............................................................................................. 1 02 

No. 35820: R156-78B Prelitigation Panel Review Rule ......................................................................................... 102 

Education 

Administration 

No. 35818: R277-705 Secondary School Completion and Diplomas .................................................................... 103 

No. 35819: R277-915 Work-based Learning Programs for lnterns ........................................................................ 104 

Health 

Family Health and Preparedness, WIC Services 

No. 35812: R406-1 00 Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants 

and Children ......................................................................................................................................................... 104 

No. 35813: R406-200 Program Overview .............................................................................................................. 105 

No. 35814: R406-201 Outreach Program .............................................................................................................. 105 

No. 35815: R406-202 Eligibility .............................................................................................................................. 106 

No. 35816: R406-301 Clinic Guidelines ................................................................................................................. 106 

Human Resource Management 

Administration 

No. 35821: R477-1 Definitions ............................................................................................................................... 107 

No. 35822: R477-2 Administration ......................................................................................................................... 108 

No. 35823: R477-3 Classification ........................................................................................................................... 108 

No. 35824: R477-4 Filling Positions ....................................................................................................................... 109 

No. 35825: R477-5 Employee Status and Probation ............................................................................................. 109 

No. 35826: R477-6 Compensation ......................................................................................................................... 110 

No. 35827: R477-7 Leave ....................................................................................................................................... 111 

No. 35828: R477-8 Working Conditions ................................................................................................................. 112 

No. 35829: R477-9 Employee Conduct .................................................................................................................. 112 

No. 35830: R477-10 Employee Development... ..................................................................................................... 113 

No. 35831: R477-11 Discipline ............................................................................................................................... 114 

No. 35832: R477-12 Separations ........................................................................................................................... 114 

No. 35834: R477-13 Volunteer Programs .............................................................................................................. 115 

No. 35835: R477-15 Workplace Harassment Prevention Policy and Procedure ................................................... 115 

Insurance 

Administration 

No. 35850: R590-116 Valuation ofAssets .............................................................................................................. 116 

No. 35851: R590-117 Valuation of Liabilities .......................................................................................................... 116 

Natural Resources 

Oil, Gas and Mining; Coal 

No. 35836: R645-202 Coal Exploration: Compliance Duties ................................................................................. 117 

No. 35837: R645-203 Coal Exploration: Public Availability of Information ............................................................ 117 

No. 35838: R645-300 Coal Mine Permitting: Administrative Procedures .............................................................. 118 

No. 35839: R645-301 Coal Mine Permitting: PermitApplication Requirements .................................................... 118 

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No. 35840: R645-302 Coal Mine Permitting: Special Categories and Areas of Mining ......................................... 119 

No. 35841: R645-303 Coal Mine Permitting: Change, Renewal, and Transfer, 

Assignment, or Sale of Permit Rights ................................................................................................................... 120 

No. 35842: R645-4021nspection and Enforcement: Individual Civil Penalties ..................................................... 120 

Oil, Gas and Mining; Oil and Gas 

No. 35843: R649-1 Oil and Gas General Rules ..................................................................................................... 121 

No. 35845: R649-2 General Rules ......................................................................................................................... 121 

No. 35846: R649-3 Drilling and Operating Practices ............................................................................................. 122 

No. 35847: R649-5 Underground Injection Control of Recovery Operations and Class II 

Injection Wells ...................................................................................................................................................... 122 

No. 35848: R649-8 Reporting and Report Forms .................................................................................................. 123 

No. 35849: R649-9 Waste Management and Disposal.. ........................................................................................ 123 

Public Safety 

Driver License 

No. 35854: R708-39 Physical and Mental Fitness Testing ..................................................................................... 124 

NOTICES OF FIVE YEAR EXPIRATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 125 

Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office 

Administration 

No. 35861: R694-1 Archeological Permits ............................................................................................................. 125 

NOTICES OF RULE EFFECTIVE DATES ................................................................................................................................... 127 

RULES INDEX 

BY AGENCY (CODE NUMBER) 

AND 

BY KEYWORD (SUBJECT) ......................................................................................................................................................... 131 

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EDITOR'S NOTES 

Delayed Notice, Publication, and Codification of the Expiration of Rule R694-1 

Rule R694-1, entitled "Archeological Permits," expired effective 10/22/2011. The rule expired because the required five-year 

review was not filed by the due date (see Subsection 63G-3-305(8)). 

The Division of Administrative Rules should have published a Notice of the Expiration in the November 15, 2011, issue of the 

Utah State Bulletin. Due to a clerical oversight, the Division did not record the expiration until 02/08/2012. Thus, notice is 

published in this issue. 

In addition, the Division should not have included Rule R694-1 in the December 2011, the January 2012, and the February 2012 

updates to the Utah Administrative Code. These updates will be corrected and annotated with a note explaining the correction. 

Questions regarding the expiration of Rule R694-1 should be addressed to Nancy Lancaster at 801-538-3218 or by email at 

nllancaster@utah.gov. The Division of Administrative Rules regrets any inconvenience caused by this error. 

End of the Editor's Notes Section 

UTAH STATE BULLETIN, March 01,2012, Vol. 2012, No.5 

NOTICES OF 

PROPOSED RULES 

A state agency may file a PRoPoseD RuLe when it determines the need for a new rule, a substantive change to an 

existing rule, or a repeal of an existing rule. Filings received between February 02. 2012, 12:00 a.m., and February 

15, 2012, 11:59 p.m. are included in this, the March 01, 2012 issue of the Utah State Bulletin. 

In this publication, each PRoPoseD RuLe is preceded by a RuLe ANALYsis. This analysis provides summary information 

about the PRoPoseD RuLE including the name of a contact person, anticipated cost impact of the rule, and legal 

cross-references. 

Following the RuLe ANALYSIS, the text of the PRoPoseD RuLe is usually printed. New rules or additions made to existing 

rules are underlined (e.g., example). Deletions made to existing rules are struck out with brackets surrounding them 

(e.g., [e>Eaff113le]). Rules being repealed are completely struck out. A row of dots in the text between paragraphs 

( ....... ) indicates that unaffected text from within a section was removed to conserve space. Unaffected sections 

are not printed. If a PRoPoseD RuLE is too long to print, the Division of Administrative Rules will include only the RuLe 

ANALYSIS. A copy of each rule that is too long to print is available from the filing agency or from the Division of 

Administrative Rules. 

The law requires that an agency accept public comment on PRoPoseD RuLes published in this issue of the Utah State 

Bulletin until at least April 2, 2012. The agency may accept comment beyond this date and will indicate the last day 

the agency will accept comment in the RuLe ANALYSIS. The agency may also hold public hearings. Additionally, 

citizens or organizations may request the agency hold a hearing on a specific PRoPoseD RuLe. Section 63G-3-302 

requires that a hearing request be received by the agency proposing the rule "in writing not more than 15 days after 

the publication date of the proposed rule." 

From the end of the public comment period through June 29. 2012, the agency may notify the Division of 

Administrative Rules that it wants to make the PRoPOsED RuLe effective. The agency sets the effective date. The date 

may be no fewer than seven calendar days after the close of the public comment period nor more than 120 days 

after the publication date of this issue of the Utah State Bulletin. Alternatively, the agency may file a CHANGE IN 

PRoPoseD RuLe in response to comments received. If the Division of Administrative Rules does not receive a Nonce 

oF EFFECTIVE DATE or a CHANGE IN PRoPosED RuLe, the PRoPOsED RuLE lapses and the agency must start the process 

over. 

The public, interest groups, and governmental agencies are invited to review and comment on PRoPoseD RuLes. 

Comment may be directed to the contact person identified on the Rule Analysis for each rule. 

PRoPoseD RuLEs are governed by Section 63G-3-301; Rule R 15-2; and Sections R 15-4-3, R 15-4-4, R 15-4-5, R 15-4-

9, and R15-4-10. 

The Proposed Rules Begin on the Following Page 

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NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES 

Section R307 -1 07-3, Enforcement 

Di etion, is a new section describing the executive 

sec tary discretion to pursue enforcement action pendin 

revie of the incident report. 

STAT ORY OR CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORIZATION F 

THIS R E: Section 19-2-104 

ANTICIP.A: ED COST OR SAVINGS TO: 

+THE STA E BUDGET: None-Does not impact stat 

because thi rule is already in effect. 

+ LOCAL VERNMENTS: None-Because th' 

already in effe . 

+ SMALL BUS ESSES: 

applies to large urces. 

+ PERSONS THER THAN SMALL SINESSES, 

BUSINESSES, LOCAL GOVERNMENT. L ENTITIES: 

Some additional port filing may be ne ssary for the 

Enforcement Discr ion rule due to re val of 2 hour 

applicability. Since t rule applies to only xcess emissions, 

additional filings shoul not be excessive. 

THE FULL TEXT OF THIS 

DURING REGULAR BUSIN S H 

ENVIRONMENTA QUALI 

AIR QUALITY 

FOURTH FLOO 

195 N 1950 W 

SALT LAKE C 

REGARDING THIS LE TO: 

• Joel Karmazyn b phone at 801-536-4423, by FAX at 801-

536-4099, or by I rnet E-mail at jkarmazyn tah.gov 

RSONS MAY PRESENT THE 

SUBMITTING WRITTEN CO 

r 5:00PM ON 04/02/2012 

INTEREST PERSONS MAY ATTEND A 

HEARINGIEGARDING THIS RULE: 

• 03/20/2fl12 09:00AM, Multi-agency State Office ilding, 

195 N 1 'soW, Conference Room No. 4100, Salt Lak City, 

UT 

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DAR File No. 35865 

R307. Environmental Quality, Air Quality. 

R307-107. General Requirements: Unavoidable Breakdown. 

(R397 197 I. Applieation. 

R397 197 11pplies te 1111 re~lllted J'6lhttflnts iHehtdiftg 

these fer ·,f'kieh there llt'e NIKieHBI AmBieHt Aif Q~:~eiit,· Stantlllt'tls. 

El!eel't BS ethel"'l'ise J'l'6oitletl iH R397 Hl7, emissieHs resultiftg 

ftoem 8ft Uft8 I 6iH8BJe Brelliffi6 n'ft 'tvili ft6t Be deemed 8 I ieJBti6ft 6f 

these re~IBti8HS. If el!eess emissiens llt'e "retlietBBie, they mt!St Be 

BtltheriEetl llfttler the • ertBftee J'l'6eedttre in R3 97 Hl2 4. 

Brelllffie vms that ere eBttSetl eHtirel) er iH J'ft:l't B) J'66f mttiHteHBHee, 

eereless 6J'eriKieH, ar 8ft) ether l're, efttBBie tiJ'Set e6fttlitieH er 

J're I eftteele eqtttJ'meHt Brellita6 om SHBII H6t Be eftftStHeretl 

tll'llh eitleele Brelllffie vm. 

R397 197 2. Reportinr;. 

A Brelllffie h'ft fer 8ft) "erietl leHger th8ft 2 ft6tlfS must Be 

rel'ertetl t6 the el!eetUive seeretflr)' withift 3 kettrs ef die BegiMiHg 

ef the Brellittl8 /t'ft if reBS6ft8Bie, BUt iH ft6 eBSe leHger HtBft 18 ft61tl'S 

after the BegiHHiHg ef the Brelllffie om. Dtll'iHg times ether thBH 

ft6rfftltl efttee ft6tll s, Brelli!H6WHS fer BHY "erietlleHger th8ft 2 ft6tlfS 

skllll Be iHitillll) reJ'6rtetl te the EHYii'6HmeHtlll Health EmergeHe) 

Resl'eHse Ceertlm8t6r, l'elerkeHe (891) S36 1123. \VithiH 7 

eelefttlllt' Hll) s ef the Begiftfliftg er" 8ft) Bre!llffie om ef leHger th8ft 2 

kettrs, e oifitteH reJ'ert skill I Be suBmitted t6 the el!eettti, e seeretllr) 

nkiek skllll iHelutle the eeuse BHtl HBtttre ef the e"t'eHt, estimllted 

qttBHtit) ef J'6lltttant (tetlll BHtl el!eess), time ef emissieHs BHtl stel's 

t!IIEeH t6 eefttl'61 the emissieHs Bfttl t6 JIPeYeftt reetlffeftee. The 

stthmiftili ef sueh inferfft!Ki6ft shell Be t!Setl B)' the el!eettti I e 

seeretltr) ift tletermifting of'kether 11 • ie1Bti6ft HBS eeettrretl BHiiler the 

Heetlefffir.her eHfereemeHt eetieft. 

R397 197 3. Penalties. 

Failure te eemi'IY ,,;th the rel'erting l'reeetlttres ef R31l7 

R397 197 4. PP6eetlures. 

The a omer er 6J'erBter ef 8ft inst11llBtieH sufferiHg 8ft 

tii'IB, eitleele Brelllttle om skill I BSsttre that emissieH limitBtieHs BHtl 

visiBle emissieH limit!Kiefts llt'e el!eeetletl fer eHI) as skert e l'erietl 

ef time BS reBS6fteele. The e omer er 6J'erBter skill! tlllte 811 

reBSefteele meBSttreS of'kieh mB) iHeiutle Btit ere ft6t iifftitetl t6 the 

immetlillte ettftltilmeHt ef J'l'6tluetieH, 6J'eriKieHs, er aeti iities Bt !Ill 

iHstllllBtieHs ef the settree if Heeesslll') te lintit the tetlll eggregllte 

emissieHs ffem the settree te He greeter thBH the aggregate 

elleweele emissieHs BYeregetl e, er the !'erietls J'r6 iitletl iH the 

settree's !ipJ'r6'tBI ertlers er R397. 1ft the e • eHt that J'retlttetieH, 

6J'eretieHs er aeti • ities eBftftet Be etti18iletl se BS te se limit the total 

eggregllte emissieHs ol'itheut je6J'IIt'tliEmg eqttil'meHt er safety er 

meBSttres tBIEeH v.eultl result in e·teft grellter el!eess emissieHs, the 

e •mer er 6J'ereter ef the settree shell use the mest r~~pitl, reBSeHeele 

J'f6eetlttre te retluee emissieHs. The e omer er 6J'erBter ef MY 

iHstlllliKieH suhjeet t6 B SIP emissieH limitBtieH J'ttrSUBftt te these 

Ptiles skill I Be deemed t6 Hili e eem"lietl ·.l'ith the J'f6. isi6HS ef 

RJ97 197 if the emissi6H limit8ti6ft ftBS H6t BeeH elleeetletl. 

R397 197 5. '/iolatieft. 

Feilttre te eeml'l) ol'ith etll'tBilmeHt aetieHs reqttiretl B) 

R31l7 1117 4 vl'ill eeHstittlte B oieletieH efR31l7 197. 

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R397 197 6. Emissiuns Standards. 

Other pre•tisieHs ef R397 m~ Feftl:lire mere sft'iftgeftt 

eeHif'els fhftft lis tee hereiH, in "hieh eliSe these requiremeftls must 

~] 

R307-107-1. Applicability and Timing. 

(1) The owner or operator of a source shall report_ 

breakdowns to the executive secretary within 24 hours of the 

incident via telelJhone. electronic mail. fax. or other similar method. 

(2) A detailed written description of the circumstance of 

the incident as described in R307-107-2. including a corrective 

program directed at preventing future such incidents. shall be 

submitted within 14 days of the onset of the incident. 

(a) The executive seqetazy may extend the 14 dav time 

period for submission of the incident report for cause. 

R307-107-2. Reporting. 

(1) The unavoidable breakdown incident report shall 

include the cause and nature of the event estimated quantity of 

emissions (total and excess). time of emissions and anY relevant 

evidence. including. but not limited to, evidence that: 

(a) There was an eqyipment malfunction beyond the 

reasonable control of the owner or Ollerator· 

(bl The excess emissions could not have been avoided by 

better operation. maintenance or improved design of the 

malfunctioning component· 

(c) To the maximum extent practicable. the source 

maintained and operated the air pollution control eqyipment and 

process equipment in a manner consistent with good practice for 

minimizing emissions. including minimizing anY bypass emissions: 

Cdl Any necessary repairs were made as quickly as 

practicable. using off-shift labor and overtime as needed and as 

~ (e) All practicable steps were taken to minimize the 

potential impact of the excess emissions on ambient air qyality· and 

£0 The excess emissions are not part of a recurring_ 

pattern that may have been caused by inadequate operation or 

maintenance. or inadequate design of the malfunctioning 

component. 

(2) The burden of proof is on the owner or operator of the 

source to provide sufficient infonuation to demonstrate an 

unavoidable breakdown occurred. 

R307-107-3. Enforcement Discretion. 

The executive secretarY will evaluate. on a case-by-case 

basis, the information submitted in R307-107-1 and 2 to determine 

whether to pursue enforcement action The executive secretary may 

elect not to Pursue enforcement action after considering whether 

excess emissions resulted from an unavoidable breakdown. 

KEY: air pollution, unavoidable breakdown[*], excess 

emissions[*-) 

Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment: 

[Septemher 15, 1998]lOU 

Notice of Continuation: September4, 2008 

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 19-2-104 

NOTICES OF PROPOSED RULES 

Environmental Quality, Air Quality 

R307-840 

ead-Based Paint Program Purpo 

Applicability, and Definitions 

NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE 

(Amendment) 

DAR FILE NO.: 35857 

FILED: 02/07/2012 

RULE ANALYSIS 

PURPOSE THE RULE OR REA 

CHANGE: 'A has made significant ch ges to its leadbased paint ru s, and the Air Quality Bo d is implementing 

those changes to this rule to confo~· current EPA rules 

and retain progr delegation from the 'A. 

SUMMARY OF T E RULE OR CH GE: This proposed 

amendment to Rul R307-840 clari 1es that the definitions 

found in Rule R307- 0 apply toR fes R307-840, R307-841 

and R307-842. The p posed arne tlment adds definitions for 

"Certified firm," "Painte surfaces "Renovator," and 'Vertical 

containment." The prop sed am dment also adds language 

that states that individual or fi swishing to deviate from the 

certification, notification, rk ractice, or other requirements 

of Rules R307-840, R307- 4 , or R307-842 can only do so 

after obtaining written app al from the executive secretary. 

(DAR NOTE: The propose mendment to Rule R307-841 is 

under DAR No. 35858 an th proposed amendment to Rule 

R307 -842 is under DAR 859 in this issue, March 1, 

2012, of the Bulletin.) \ 

STATUTORY OR C~ TITUTIO~~AUTHORIZATION FOR 

THIS RULE: Subse/ on 19-2-104 (i) 

ANTICIPATED COST OR SAVINGS : 

+ THE STATE ~~GET: Because no'~;w requirements are 

created that ~s not already requ~fd by the federal 

~~~g~~::·~no~:~::~;:~in::::s:nnr-::dr::u:~:ms~::: are created hat are not already requi~lj by the federal 

governmenU no costs or savings are anti~~·pated for local 

government. 

+ SMA;eL-USINESSES: Because no new re uirements are 

created hat are not already required by~he federal 

gov~m ent, no costs or savings are anticipat d for small 

bUSinE!tSS. 

+ PERSONS OTHER THAN SMALL BU NESSES, 

BU 'NESSES, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL ~ TITlES: 

Be . use no new requirements are created that 

al ady required by the federal government, no sts or 

vings are anticipated for persons other than 

/Du~ne,..s, businesses, o' local government entitles. 

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