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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 214 - Arkansas Securities Department › Rule 214.00.13-003 - Rules of the Arkansas Cemetery Board

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ARKANSAS CEMETERY BOARD RULES
RULE 1.
TITLE.
These Rules shall be known as the Rules of the Arkansas Cemetery
			 Board.
RULE 2.
DEFINITIONS.
When the terms listed below are used in the Act, the Grant Fund
			 Act, any rules or forms promulgated under the Act or Grant Fund Act, or any
			 order of the Cemetery Board under the Act or Grant Fund Act the following
			 definitions shall apply, unless a contrary definition is expressly provided or
			 clearly required by the context, to the extent that they do not conflict with
			 the definitions set forth in the Act or Grant Fund Act.
2.01
Act
means the Cemetery Act
		  for Perpetually Maintained Cemeteries, Ark. Code Ann. §
								20-17-1001 et
		  seq., as the same may be codified and amended from time to time.
2.02
Deed
means an instrument of
		  bond, contract, or conveyance used to convey an interest in real
		  property.
2.03
Grant Fund Act
		  means
the Insolvent Cemetery Grant Fund Act, Act 429 of 2009 effective
		  July 31, 2009, codified as Ark. Code Ann. §
								20-17-1301
et seq.
as amended.
2.04
Grant Funds
means the money
		  granted by the Board to an insolvent cemetery from the Insolvent Cemetery Grant
		  Fund as established by Act 429 of 2009.
2.05
Insolvent Cemetery
means a
		  cemetery that has been declared insolvent by a state or federal
		  court.
2.06
Mausoleum
as defined in section
		  20-17-1002(10)
		  of the Act shall not mean a small family mausoleum constructed by an individual
		  lot owner, placed on lots owned by the individual, and used exclusively for the
		  lot owners or family.
2.07
Project
means the intended use of the grant funds in relation to
		  the care, maintenance, and operation of the insolvent cemetery as described by
		  the applicant on the application.
2.08
Recipient
means the
		  insolvent cemetery that receives a grant from the Board within the meaning of
		  the Act.
2.09
Secretary
means the Secretary of the Cemetery
		  Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 214 - Arkansas Securities Department › Rule 214.00.17-001 - Rules of the Arkansas Securities Commissioner

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CHAPTER
		  1
- GENERAL PROVISIONS
102.01
DEFINITIONS
(9) CLIENT. For purposes of Section
		  23-42-102(9)(E)(ii)
		  of the Act, the following shall be deemed a single
		  client:
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 214 - Arkansas Securities Department › Rule 214.00.19-001 - Uniform Money Services Rules

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Arkansas Securities Department No. 214.00
Amendments to the following Rules of the Money Services Rules
			 Effective February 2, 2020
RULE 102.
DEFINITIONS
(4)
Audited
		  financial statement.
The term "audited financial statement" means a
		  financial statement prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting
		  principles and audited by an independent accountant according to generally
		  accepted auditing standards in the United States or for a company formed
		  outside the United States, "audited financial statement" means a financial
		  statement prepared in accordance with international financial reporting
		  standards promulgated by the International Financing Reporting Standards
		  Foundation and the International Accounting Standards Board.
(11)
Nationwide Multistate Licensing
		  System (NMLS)
means the automated licensing system developed and
		  maintained by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors for the licensing and
		  registration of money transmitters, agents of money transmitters, and currency
		  exchangers.
(12)
Prepaid
		  Access.
The term "prepaid access" means access to funds or the value of
		  funds that have been paid in advance and can be retrieved or transferred at
		  some point in the future through an electronic device or vehicle, such as a
		  card, code, electronic serial number, mobile identification number, or personal
		  identification number.
(13)
Principal.
The term "principal" means any person who controls,
		  directly or indirectly through one or more intermediaries, alone or in concert
		  with others, a twenty-five percent (25%) or greater interest in a partnership,
		  company, corporation, or association, or the owner of a sole
		  proprietorship.
(14)
Staff.
The term "Staff means the Staff of the Arkansas Securities
		  Department.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 216 - Arkansas Lottery Commission › Rule 216.00.09-004 - Rules for Claims in Contract and in Tort

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Arkansas Lottery Commission Rules for Claims in Contract or
	 Tort
Preface:
The purpose of these rules is to proscribe the
	 process concerning the consideration of claims in contract or in tort against
	 the Arkansas Lottery Commission (ALC). These rules apply to all contracts
	 entered into with the ALC and are issued pursuant to the authority vested in
	 the ALC under Ark. Code Ann. §§
							23-115-207
	 and
	 23-115-208.
Section 1.
Definitions.
1.1 "Act" means the Arkansas Scholarship
  Lottery Act.
1.2 "Contract" means
  all types of state agreements, regardless of what they may be called, for the
  purchase of commodities and services and for the disposal of surplus
  commodities and services not otherwise exempt.
(a) "Contract" includes awards and notices of
  award, contracts of a fixed-price, cost, cost-plus-a-fixed-fee, or incentive
  type, contracts providing for the issuance of job or task orders, leases,
  letter contracts, and purchase orders.
(b) "Contract" also includes supplemental
  agreements with respect to any of these items.
1.3 "Contractor" means any person having a
  contract with the ALC.
1.4
  "Commissioners" means the members appointed to the Arkansas Lottery Commission
  by virtue of Arkansas Code Ann. §
								23-115-202.
1.5 "Director" means the Director of the
  Arkansas Lottery Commission.
1.6
  "Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, unincorporated
  association, or other legal entity.
1.7 "Negotiation" means a consensual
  bargaining process in which the parties attempt to resolve a claim.
1.8 "Tort" means a claim arising in tort with
  respect to which:
(a) The claimant is an
  organization; or
(b) The claimant
  is an individual and the claim:
(1) Arose in
  the course of the claimant's business or profession; and
(2) Does not include damages arising out of
  personal injury to or the death of an individual.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 217 - Emergency Telephone Services Board › Rule 217.00.09-001 - Rule 1 - Arkansas Emergency Telephone Service Board

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A.  Beginning with the allocation of funds collected after July 31,
					2009, allocations to Primary Public Safety Answering Points (PPSAPs) from the
					83.5% Fund, defined by Ark. Code Ann. §
							12-10-318(c)(2)(B)(i), are
					authorized to be used only for payroll costs, readiness costs, and training costs
					that are in direct connection with the provision of services associated with
					wireless, voice over internet protocol, and nontraditional 911 calls and:
1)  Are used for one or more of the following purposes:
a)  The engineering, installation, and recurring costs necessary to
					implement, operate, and maintain a 911 telephone system;
b)  The costs necessary for forwarding and transfer capabilities of
					calls from the 911 public safety communication center to dispatch centers or to
					other 911 public safety communication centers;
c)  Engineering, construction, lease, or purchase costs to lease,
					purchase, build, remodel, or refurbish a 911 public safety communication center
					and for necessary emergency and uninterruptable power supplies for the
					center;
d)  Personnel costs, including salary and benefits, of each position
					charged with supervision and operation of the 911 public safety communication
					center and system;
e)  Purchase, lease, operation, and maintenance of consoles,
					telephone and communications equipment owned or operated by the political
					subdivisions and physically located within and for the use of the 911 public
					safety communication center, and radio or microwave towers and equipment with
					lines which terminate in the 911 public safety communication center;
f)  Purchase, lease, operation, and maintenance of computers, data
					processing equipment, associated equipment, and leased audio or data lines
					assigned to and operated by the 911 public safety communication center for the
					purposes of coordinating, forwarding of calls, dispatch, or recordkeeping of
					public safety and private safety agencies for which the 911 public safety
					communication center is the public safety answering point and to provide
					information assistance to those agencies; and
g)  Supplies, equipment, public safety answering point personnel
					training, vehicles, and vehicle maintenance, if such items are solely and
					directly related to and incurred by the political subdivision in mapping,
					addressing, and readdressing a 911 system.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 218 - Boston Mountain Solid Waste District › Rule 218.00.10-001 - Chapter F: Subchapter 20.01 - Applicable Waste

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Chapter F: Sold Waste Assessment the rule
		  shall read:
Subchapter 20.01 Applicable Waste
(b) This fee will be applicable to all Class
		  1 or Class 4 solid waste that is collected and delivered to a processing,
		  transfer or disposal facility within the District; or generated outside the
		  District and brought to a processing, transfer, recycle or disposal facility
		  within the District. This also includes all Class 1 and Class IV waste
		  generated in the District and taken outside the District and delivered to a
		  processing, transfer or disposal facility.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 221 - Saline County Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 221.00.11-001 - By-Laws

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Article I
Organization
1.01
Jurisdictional
				Boundaries
- The Saline County Regional Solid Waste
				Management District, hereinafter referred to as "The District", shall encompass
				the entire county of Saline.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 221 - Saline County Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 221.00.19-002 - Rule 22.202 Regarding Requirements for Solid Waste Hauler Licenses and Vehicle Permits

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(Resolution No. 2 of 2014 as Amended by Resolution No. 5 of 2015
			 and as Further Amended by Resolution No. 4 of 2019 and as Further Amended by
			 Resolution No. 1 of 2022)
Chapter 1
		  Preliminary Provisions
22.202.101:
Solid Waste Hauler License Required.
Any person, partnership,
		  corporation, association or other entity listed in ACA §
								8-6-721(b)(1) 
		  which is engaged in the business of collection of solid waste within the
		  District or which is engaged in the business of transportation of solid waste
		  for disposal or storage within the District shall first obtain a license from
		  the District, and shall keep that license in good standing throughout the
		  conduct of such business.
22.202.102:
Compliance With ADEQ
		  Standards Required.
All solid waste haulers licensed by the District
		  shall comply with the minimum standards to haul solid waste promulgated by the
		  Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission (Regulation 22.202) and with
		  the requirements of this Rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.12-001 - Rules Regarding the Procedure for Obtaining a Certificate of Need

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ARTICLE I
		  AUTHORITY, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Section 1.
Authority
.
Arkansas Code Annotated Section
			 8-6-714
			 provides that a regional solid waste management board has the authority to fix,
			 charge and collect fees and charges related to the generation, movement and/or
			 disposal of solid waste within its district in accordance with applicable
			 law.
Section 2.
Purpose
.
Pursuant to such legislation, the Board has determined that the
			 imposition of the fees set forth herein are necessary to support the District's
			 direct involvement with the District's disposal and/or treatment of solid waste
			 as well as the District's management of the solid waste needs within the
			 District.
Section 3.
Definitions
.
As used in this Regulation, the following definitions shall
			 apply:
"ADPC&E" means the Arkansas Department of Pollution, Control
			 and Ecology Commission (hereinafter called "ADPC&E").
"Board" means the Board of the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"District" means the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"Landfill" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Regulation No. 22" shall mean the ADPC&E Regulation No. 22
			 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Solid Waste" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in ADPC&E Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently
			 amended.
"Ton" shall mean a weight of two thousand (2,000) pounds. If
			 weight tickets are not available, the fee shall be calculated on a volume basis
			 at twenty-five cents ($0.25) per uncompacted cubic yard or forty-five cents
			 ($0.45) per compacted yard.
"Transfer Station" shall have the same meaning and definition as
			 set forth in ADPC&E Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently
			 amended.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.12-002 - Regulations Regarding the Licensing of Haulers

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ARTICLE I AUTHORITY, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Section 1.
Authority
.
Arkansas Code Annotated Section
			 8-6-721
			 provides that a Person who engages in the business of hauling Solid Waste must
			 obtain a license from a regional solid waste management board if the Person is
			 engaged in the collection of Solid Waste within the District or if the Person
			 is engaged in the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage in the
			 district.
Section 2.
Purpose
.
Pursuant to such legislation, the Board desires to enact this
			 regulation to provide for the licensing of Haulers who are engaged in the
			 collection of Solid Waste within the District and those Haulers who are engaged
			 in the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage in the District
			 and for the enforcement of such regulation.
Section 3.
Definitions
.
As used in this Regulation, the following definitions shall
			 apply:
"ADPC&E" means the Arkansas Department of Pollution, Control
			 and Ecology Commission (hereinafter called "ADPC&E").
"Application" shall mean the document prepared by the District
			 for a Hauler to complete in order for the District to determine whether a
			 License shall be issued to a Hauler.
"Board" means the Board of the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"District means the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management
			 District.
"Hauler" shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth
			 in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"License" shall mean the document issued by the District to the
			 Hauler approving the Hauler and the Vehicle for use by the Hauler in collecting
			 Solid Waste within the District or in the transportation of Solid Waste for
			 disposal or storage within the District by the Hauler.
"Person" shall have the same meaning and definition as set forth
			 in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Regulation No. 22" shall mean the ADPC&E Regulation No. 22
			 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Solid Waste" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Vehicle" shall mean a vehicle used by a Hauler for purposes of
			 collection of Solid Waste within the District and/or a vehicle used by a Hauler
			 for the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage within the
			 District.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.14-001 - Rules Regarding Administration of Recycling Fund Program 2014

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ARTICLE I
		  AUTHORITY, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Section 1.
Authority
.
Arkansas Code Annotated Section
			 8-6-615
			 provides that approved regional solid waste management districts shall annually
			 receive its share of recycling grant funds from the Solid Waste Management and
			 Recycling Fund of ADEQ in accordance with applicable law.
Section 2.
Purpose
.
Pursuant to such legislation, the Board desires to enact this
			 regulation to provide for the administration and distribution of the District's
			 share of the Solid Waste Management and Recycling Fund which shall be known as
			 the Solid Waste Management and Recycling Grant Program.
Section 3.
Definitions
.
As used in this Regulation, the following definitions shall
			 apply:
"ADEQ" means the Arkansas Department of Environmental
			 Quality.
"Board" means the Board of the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"District" means the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"Grant Recipient" shall mean the entity which has had a grant
			 application selected by the District and has been notified by the District that
			 its application has received a grant award.
"Solid Waste" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Solid Waste Management and Recycling Grant Program" is the grant
			 program administered by the District pursuant to the provisions of Arkansas
			 Code Annotated
			 8-6-615.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.14-002 - Rules Regarding Procedure for Obtaining Certificate of Need

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Historical Background
The East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District
			 (EARSWMD) was created pursuant to the provisions of Arkansas Code Annotated
			 §§
							8-6-701
			 et seq. Pursuant to such legislation, EARSWMD is given specific authority under
			 the provisions of Arkansas Code Annotated §
							8-6-704
			 to issue or deny certificates of need to any applicant for a solid waste
			 disposal facility within its district.
The statutory authority for obtaining a certificate of need is
			 found at Arkansas Code Annotated §
							8-6-706.
			 The following rules provide the procedure for an application for a certificate
			 of need pursuant to Arkansas Code Annotated §
							8-6-706
			 and applicable rules and regulations.
1.
Notice of Intent.
At least
		  thirty (30) days prior to submitting an application for a Certificate of Need,
		  the applicant must notify the EARSWMD, in writing, of its intent to submit such
		  an application. The Notice of Intent shall include the following information:
(a) the name of the applicant;
(b) the applicant's address and telephone
		  number;
(c) whether the applicant
		  is seeking a new or modified solid waste landfill or transfer station permit
		  and the classification of the permit sought;
(d) the site of the proposed
		  facility;
(e) a description of the
		  area to be served, including population estimates by cities and counties within
		  the area being served;
(f)
		  confirmation from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality that the
		  applicant has requested a statement concerning:
(i) the current and proposed solid waste
		  landfill disposal capacity for the area; and
(ii) the landfill class being
		  proposed.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.14-003 - Rules Regarding the Licensing of Haulers of Solid Waste

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ARTICLE I
		  AUTHORITY, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Section 1.
Authority
.
Arkansas Code Annotated Section
			 8-6-721
			 provides that a Person who engages in the business of hauling Solid Waste must
			 obtain a license from a regional solid waste management board if the Person is
			 engaged in the collection of Solid Waste within the District or if the Person
			 is engaged in the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage in the
			 district.
Section 2.
Purpose
.
Pursuant to such legislation, the Board desires to enact this
			 regulation to provide for the licensing of Haulers who are engaged in the
			 collection of Solid Waste within the District and those Haulers who are engaged
			 in the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage in the District
			 and for the enforcement of such regulation.
Section 3.
Definitions
.
As used in this Regulation, the following definitions shall
			 apply:
"ADPC&E" means the Arkansas Department of Pollution, Control
			 and Ecology Commission (hereinafter called "ADPC&E").
"Application" shall mean the document prepared by the District
			 for a Hauler to complete in order for the District to determine whether a
			 License shall be issued to a Hauler.
"Board" means the Board of the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"District" means the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"Hauler" shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth
			 in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"License" shall mean the document issued by the District to the
			 Hauler approving the Hauler and the Vehicle for use by the Hauler in collecting
			 Solid Waste within the District or in the transportation of Solid Waste for
			 disposal or storage within the District by the Hauler.
"Person" shall have the same meaning and definition as set forth
			 in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Regulation No. 22" shall mean the ADPC&E Regulation No. 22
			 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Solid Waste" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Vehicle" shall mean a vehicle used by a Hauler for purposes of
			 collection of Solid Waste within the District and/or a vehicle used by a Hauler
			 for the transportation of Solid Waste for disposal or storage within the
			 District.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 222 - East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 222.00.14-004 - Rules Regarding Implementation of Solid Waste Fee

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ARTICLE I AUTHORITY, PURPOSE AND DEFINITIONS
Section 1.
Authority
.
Arkansas Code Annotated Section
			 8-6-714
			 provides that a regional solid waste management board has the authority to fix,
			 charge and collect fees and charges related to the generation, movement and/or
			 disposal of solid waste within its district in accordance with applicable
			 law.
Section 2.
Purpose
.
Pursuant to such legislation, the Board has determined that the
			 imposition of the fees set forth herein are necessary to support the District's
			 direct involvement with the District's disposal and/or treatment of solid waste
			 as well as the District's management of the solid waste needs within the
			 District.
Section 3.
Definitions
.
As used in this Regulation, the following definitions shall
			 apply:
"ADPC&E" means the Arkansas Department of Pollution, Control
			 and Ecology Commission (hereinafter called "ADPC&E").
"Board" means the Board of the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"District" means the East Arkansas Regional Solid Waste
			 Management District.
"Landfill" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Regulation No. 22" shall mean the ADPC&E Regulation No. 22
			 as presently adopted or subsequently amended.
"Solid Waste" shall have the same meaning as the definition set
			 forth in ADPC&E Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently
			 amended.
"Ton" shall mean a weight of two thousand (2,000) pounds. If
			 weight tickets are not available, the fee shall be calculated on a volume basis
			 at twenty-five cents ($0.25) per uncompacted cubic yard or forty-five cents
			 ($0.45) per compacted yard.
"Transfer Station" shall have the same meaning and definition as
			 set forth in ADPC&E Regulation No. 22 as presently adopted or subsequently
			 amended.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 223 - Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste District › Rule 223.00.12-001 - Rules and regulations for the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste District

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Chapter A Practices and Procedures
Subchapter 1 General
§1.01 Authority
Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-6-704(a)(6) authorizes regional solid waste management boards to adopt such rules or regulations pursuant to the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, §
										25-15-201 et seq., as are reasonably necessary to assure public notice and participation in any findings or rulings of the board and to administer the duties of the board.
§1.02 Definitions
For the purposes of these regulations, the following definitions shall apply:
(a) "APA" means the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, §
										25-15-201, et seq., as amended from time to time.
(b) "ADEQ" or "Department" means the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality.
(c) "Board" means the Board of Directors of the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District.
(d) "Board Members" means the members of the Board of Directors of the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District.
(e) "Commission" means the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission.
(f) "Director" means the duly appointed chief administrative officer of the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District, regardless of the actual position title.
(g) "District" means the Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management District, which includes the counties of: Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Desha, Drew, Grant, Jefferson and Lincoln.
(h) "Person" means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, or public or private organization of any character.
(i) "Rule" means any District regulation or statement of general applicability and future effect that implements, interprets, or prescribes law or mandatory policy, or describes the organization, procedure, or practice of the District.
(j) "Rulemaking Action" shall include any action by the District to adopt, amend or repeal any District Rule.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 223 - Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste District › Rule 223.00.12-002 - Solid Waste Assessment Rule

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Chapter C Solid Waste Assessment
Subchapter 7 Assessment
§ 7.01 Authority Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-6-714(a) authorizes regional solid waste management boards to fix, charge, and collect rents, fees, and charges for solid waste management purposes. Regional boards are authorized further by Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-6-704 to carry out board powers and duties conferred by §§
									8-6-701
et seq.
§ 7.02 Applicable Waste
(a) Starting April 1, 2013 there shall be assessed a fee, to be paid to the District, on:
(i) all solid waste, sludge and discarded material generated within the District that is collected and delivered to a disposal facility or landfill within the District or a a landfill or a processing, transfer, or disposal facility outside the District; and
(ii) all solid waste, sludge and discarded material generated outside the District and delivered to a disposal facility or landfill within the District.
(b) This fee will be applicable to all solid waste, sludge and discarded material, whether collected, transported and/or delivered by a private entity, a municipality or a county government.
(c) Solid waste includes, without limitation, "solid waste" as defined by Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-6-702(13).
(d) Sludge includes, without limitation, sludge collected or transported from a wastewater treatment plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution control facility
(e) Discarded material includes, without limitation: solid, liquid, semisolid, or contained gaseous material resulting from industrial, commercial, mining, and agricultural operations, and from community activities.
(f) This fee will not be applied to permitted landfills where a private industry bears the expense of operating and maintaining the landfill solely for the disposal of solid wastes generated by such industry; to any recyclable materials which are processed and marketed for recycling; to any organic materials which are delivered to a Class Y or O composting facility; to any materials which are removed from solid waste and processed for recycling; to waste tires processed through the District's waste tire program; or to household hazardous wastes collected through the District's HHW program that is handled as subtitle C waste.
§ 7.03 Effective Date
The fees imposed by this Chapter are mandatory and are effective on and after April 1, 2013.
§ 7.04 Waste Disposal or Transportation Fees
The amount of fee assessed shall be $1.25 per ton of applicable waste as set forth in Section 7.02.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 223 - Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste District › Rule 223.00.13-001 - Solid Waste Assessment Rule

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Chapter C Solid Waste Assessment
Subchapter 7 Assessment
§ 7.01 Authority Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-6-714(a) authorizes regional solid waste management boards to fix, charge, and collect rents, fees, and charges for solid waste management purposes. Regional boards are authorized further by Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-6-704 to carry out board powers and duties conferred by §§
									8-6-701
et seq.
§ 7.02 Applicable Waste
(a) Starting April 1, 2013 there shall be assessed a fee, to be paid to the District, on:
(i) all solid waste, sludge and discarded material generated within the District that is collected and delivered to a disposal facility or landfill within the District or a a landfill or a processing, transfer, or disposal facility outside the District; and
(ii) all solid waste, sludge and discarded material generated outside the District and delivered to a disposal facility or landfill within the District.
(b) This fee will be applicable to all solid waste, sludge and discarded material, whether collected, transported and/or delivered by a private entity, a municipality or a county government.
(c) Solid waste includes, without limitation, "solid waste" as defined by Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-6-702(13).
(d) Sludge includes, without limitation, sludge collected or transported from a wastewater treatment plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution control facility
(e) Discarded material includes, without limitation: solid, liquid, semisolid, or contained gaseous material resulting from industrial, commercial, mining, and agricultural operations, and from community activities.
(f) This fee will not be applied to permitted landfills where a private industry bears the expense of operating and maintaining the landfill solely for the disposal of solid wastes generated by such industry; to any recyclable materials which are processed and marketed for recycling; to any organic materials which are delivered to a Class Y or O composting facility; to any materials which are removed from solid waste and processed for recycling; to waste tires processed through the District's waste tire program; or to household hazardous wastes collected through the District's HHW program that is handled as subtitle C waste.
§ 7.03 Effective Date
The fees imposed by this Chapter are mandatory and are effective on and after April 1, 2013.
§ 7.04 Waste Disposal or Transportation Fees
The amount of fee assessed shall be $1.25 per ton of applicable waste as set forth in Section 7.02. Notwithstanding the foregoing, for the purpose of complying with Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-6-714(c)(1) and as provided by Ark. Code Ann. §
										8-6-714(c)(3)(A), the District has the authority to enter into interlocal agreements with other regional solid regional solid waste management districts which decrease the amount assessed by the District with respect to applicable waste.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 223 - Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste District › Rule 223.00.13-002 - Waste Tire Collection and Disposal Fees

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Chapter E Waste Tires
Subchapter 11 Waste Tire Collection and Disposal Fees
§11.01 Authority Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-9-404(a)(3)(C), Ark. Code Ann. §
									8-9-405(a)(6), and Commission Regulation 14.1004, authorize the District to charge a fee for the collection and disposal of Non-Fee Paid Tires, including but not limited to Specialty Tires.
§ 11.02 Definitions
(a) "Non-Fee Paid Tire" means a Waste Tire in which no state waste tire fee has been collected, reported, and paid on a replacement tire sold at retail.
(b) "Specialty Tire" means any Tire not specifically covered by any definition in Commission Regulation 14.201 or Ark Code Ann. §
										8-9-402 including without limitation traction engines, road rollers, vehicles that run only on a track, bicycles, and farm tractors and trailers.
(c) "Tire" means a continuous solid or pneumatic rubber covering that is used for encircling a wheel.
(d) "Truck Tire" means any motor vehicle Tire with a rim size greater than nineteen inches and a load rating of "F" or higher including without limitation wide-base or extra-wide single tire.
(e) "Waste Tire" means a Tire that is no longer repairable or retreadable for its original intended purpose because of wear, damage, or defect but shall not include a Tire being held for ninety (90) calendar days or less for the purpose of retreading or repairing the tire.
§ 11.03 Effective Date
The fees imposed by this Chapter are mandatory and are effective on and after February 1st, 2014.
§ 11.04 Waste Tire Fees
The following fees shall be assessed on Persons disposing of Non-Fee Paid Tires or Specialty Tires:
Car Tires
$1.00 per Tire
Truck Tires
$5.00 per Tire
Farm front Tires
$15.00 per Tire
Farm rear Tires
$50.00 per Tire
Skidder Tires
$50.00 per Tire
Other large off the road Tires
$50.00 per Tire
Four wheeler/other small Tires
$1.00 per Tire
Notwithstanding the foregoing, a fee shall not be assessed on individuals disposing of four (4) or fewer automobile Tires at a Waste Tire collection center.
§ 11.05 Collection and Remittance of Waste Tire Fees
The fees set forth in Section 11.04 shall be collected from the disposing Person at the point of disposal by the waste tire collection center and/or the business accepting the waste tire. The fees shall be remitted by the waste tire collection center and/or the business accepting the waste tire to the District monthly on or before the 10th of the month following the month in which the fees were collected. The fees shall be remitted together with a report detailing the number and kinds of Tires the fees have been assessed against.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 224 - State Aid Street Committee › Rule 224.00.19-001 - Rules of Procedure for the State Aid Street Committee

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Copies of all forms used by the Committee, written statements of
			 policy and written interpretive memoranda, and all grants issued by the
			 Committee may be obtained from the Operations and Programs Officer, Arkansas
			 Municipal League or the State Aid Engineer, State Aid Division of the Arkansas
			 Highway and Transportation Department, 10324 Interstate 30, P. O. Box 2261,
			 Little Rock, AR 72203-2261. Phone:  501-569-2346.
III.
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
A. Election of officers will held annually at
		  the Committee's first meeting in January of each year. These officers shall
		  perform the duties prescribed by applicable law, this rule, and the
		  parliamentary authority adopted by the Committee.
B. The business of the Committee will be
		  conducted in public meetings pursuant to Robert's Rules of Order. All meetings
		  will be conducted in conformity with the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act.
		  Regular meetings will be held at least twice each year. Special meetings will
		  be held on the call of the Chairman or Vice-Chairman or at the request of any
		  member of the Committee.
C. A
		  quorum for the transaction of business is a majority of the members entitled to
		  vote.
D. The Committee may create
		  standing and ad hoc committees. The Committee Chairman will select members of
		  committees. A quorum for the transaction of committee business is a majority of
		  the number of voting members of the committee.
E. The Committee will prepare the agenda for
		  regular and special meetings. The agenda will be distributed to Committee
		  members and made available to the public in advance of the meeting. The agenda
		  should state with specificity the items that will be considered at a meeting or
		  workshop. The agenda should include the following topics as applicable:
1. The call to order;
2. Review of minutes;
3. Old business;
4. New business;
5. Other business;
6. Rule-making hearings; and
7. Public comment.
The order of the agenda items is intended to be flexible and may
			 be adjusted to meet the needs of the Committee. Additionally, the agenda may be
			 amended by appropriate motion.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 225 - Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 225.00.13-002 - Recycling Grant Program Rules

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STANDARD RULES AND REGULATIONS
GOVERNING THE DISTRIBUTION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE RECYCLING
			 GRANTS PROGRAM
Section I.
Recycling and Waste Reduction
The Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management District
			 finds that the recycling of glass, plastic, cans, paper and other materials
			 will reduce the State of Arkansas' reliance upon landfills. Additionally, other
			 Solid Waste Reduction activities will help reduce the State's dependence on
			 landfills: using waste items as raw materials in a production process, using
			 waste items to produce an end product without recycling, using waste items as
			 fuel and/other activities.
Solid Waste Reduction activities mean other activities that
			 divert materials from landfills for reuse and disposal, including all of the
			 above without limitation.
Section
		  II.
Eligible Grant Projects
Projects eligible for Recycling Grant assistance include, without
			 limitation, costs for:
* Solid Waste Management planning that integrates
			 recycling.
* Public Information and Education Programs
* Waste transfer facilities and equipment that integrates
			 recycling in the operation.
* Other waste stream reduction activities that divert the flow of
			 materials away from landfills to be used for beneficial use, proper disposal or
			 construction and demolition.
* Activities that support a Recycling System including without
			 limitation operation, construction, logistical systems and equipment.
* Administrative Expenses for operation of the District recycling
			 activities, not to exceed 25% of the allocated Recycling Grant funding.
Section III.
Reporting
Each Recycling Grant recipient shall, until all Grant Funds are
			 expended on a project, provide the District with an Annual Report of project
			 activity. These reports shall be kept on file at the District office.
Each Grantee shall provide a Recycling Activity Survey for a
			 period of five years after a Grant Award to the District to be submitted to
			 ADEQ due on August 1st of each year. The annual
			 Recycling Activity Survey shall include the tonnage and type of materials
			 collected, and revenues produced from the sale of materials collected and total
			 diversion savings calculated using total tons recycled multiplied by the
			 respective landfill disposal tipping fee.
Section IV.
Administrative Procedures
		  Act
The District shall ensure public participation and notice prior
			 to any Grant Award. The District will follow and adopt policies that are based
			 on the rules and regulations in keeping with the Arkansas Administrative
			 Procedure Act. A notice shall be published listing Recycling Grants and
			 soliciting comments in a newspaper of general circulation prior to Grant Award.
			 The notice shall be published one time; but, the comment period shall not be
			 less than 30 days from the date of publication.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 225 - Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management District › Rule 225.00.22-002 - Policies, Procedures and Criteria for Arkansas Act 870 of 1989 Certificate of Need Review for Solid Waste Facilities

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CERTIFICATE OF NEED REVIEW FOR SOLID WASTE FACILITIES
Rule 1. Description
The Southeast Arkansas Regional Solid Waste Management Board
			 (SEARSWMB) is the designated Board to conduct the solid waste planning and
			 management responsibilities mandated in Section Four (4) of Arkansas Act 870 of
			 1989. This Board has been duly designated under the terms and conditions
			 prescribed in Section Three (3) or Section Nine (9), as applicable, of Act 870
			 of 1989, and its jurisdictional boundaries include: Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley,
			 Chicot, Cleveland, Desha, Drew, Grant, Jefferson, and Lincoln Counties.
The State law referred to above provides that the SEARSWMB shall
			 have the following powers and duties:
a. Collect data, study and evaluate the solid
		  waste management needs of all localities within this jurisdiction, as provided
		  in Section Five (5) of the law, and to publish findings as a Regional Needs
		  Assessment;
b. Evaluate on a
		  continuous basis the solid waste needs of this jurisdiction, and thereby update
		  the Regional Needs Assessments at least biennially, yearly, or as required by
		  the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment, Division of Environmental
		  Quality (DEQ);
c. Formulate
		  recommendations to all local governments within this jurisdiction on solid
		  waste management issues, and to formulate plans for providing adequate solid
		  waste management;
d. Issue or deny
		  Certificates of Need to any applicant for a solid waste facility permit within
		  this jurisdiction;
e. Adopt such
		  rules or regulations as necessary to assure:
1) consistency of review and decision making
		  procedures/criteria among the Boards, and
2) public notice and participation in any
		  findings or rulings of this Board; and
f. Carry out all other powers and duties
		  conferred by Act 870 of 1989.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 226 - Arkansas Health Insurance Marketplace › Rule 226.00.14-005 - Bylaws (2014)

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State of Arkansas
Bylaws - Domestic Nonprofit
Arkansas Health Insurance Marketplace
Article 1.
Office and Registered
		  Agent
Section 1.01.
Principal
		  Office.
The principal office of the Arkansas Health Insurance Marketplace
			 shall be located at the Prospect Building, 1501 North University Ave., Suite
			 970, Little Rock, AR 72207.
Section
		  1.02.
Registered Office and Agent.
The Arkansas Health Insurance Marketplace (hereinafter referred
			 to as the "Marketplace") shall have and continuously maintain a registered
			 office and registered agent in the State of Arkansas. The registered agent
			 shall be an individual resident of the state.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 228 - Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board › ARKANSAS FIRE PROTECTION LICENSING BOARD RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORTABLE/FIXED SYSTEMS

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EFFECTIVE DATE OCTOBER 1, 2008
SECTION 1.
SCOPE, PURPOSE AND
		  FAIRNESS
1.
PURPOSE.
The
		  purpose of the Rules and Regulations is to regulate persons engaged in the
		  business of sale, installation and servicing portable fire extinguishers and to
		  provide for the registration and licensure of businesses and persons providing
		  the services, in order to protect and promote public safety by minimizing
		  personal injury and property damages which might result from inadequate,
		  unreliable, unsafe or improperly installed or maintained portable extinguishers
		  and fixed fire extinguisher systems.
2.
APPLICABILITY OF RULES.
The
		  rules shall apply to all firms, licensees and apprentices engaged in the
		  business of servicing portable extinguishers, installing or servicing fixed
		  fire extinguisher systems and performing hydrostatic testing, except those
		  specifically exempt by Act 743 of 1977.
Any firm desiring to engage in the business of installing,
			 repairing or servicing portable fire extinguishers or fixed fire extinguisher
			 systems shall make a written verified application to the Board (on forms
			 provided) for a Certification of Registration. A copy of such certificate will
			 be provided for each separate location of such firm where such service is to be
			 performed. The application must be signed by the sole proprietor, or each
			 partner, or by an officer of the corporation. The appropriate fee must
			 accompany the application, along with all information required by the
			 Board,
3.
FAIRNESS
		  NOTICE.
Notice by the Board as required by any provision of statute or
		  of these rules must be given by personal service or mail, postage prepaid,
		  addressed to the person to be notified at his last known address of resident or
		  business as it appears on the records in the office of the Board,
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 232 - Arkansas Minority Health Commission › Rule 232.00.18-001 - Arkansas Minority Health Commission Bylaws

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BY-LAWS THE ARKANSAS MINORITY HEALTH
					COMMISSION
ARTICLE I
Mission Statement:
The Arkansas Minority Health Commission's (AMHC) mission is to
					assure all minority Arkansans equal access to preventive health care and to
					seek ways to promote health and prevent diseases and conditions that are
					prevalent among minority populations.
Vision:
The AMHC's vision is that minority Arkansans and underserved
					communities of color have equal opportunity and access to health, health care,
					and preventive well care.
ARTICLE
				II
POWERS AND DUTIES
Section 1: The Arkansas Minority Health
				Commission shall be the comprehensive agency in the state for:
1. Analyzing disparities in health, health
				care, and access to health care services;
2. Coordinating statewide educational events
				to remediate these disparities, in partnership with other appropriate
				organizations.