Chapter 342I

§342I-1 Rules for getting rid of used lead acid batteries

§342I-1.5 Ban on dumping battery acid on the ground or in water

§342I-2 Battery sellers must take old batteries and post signs

§342I-2.5 How to handle used lead acid batteries

§342I-3 Health department duties for battery sale notices and inspections

§342I-4 Wholesale battery sellers must take back used batteries

§342I-6 Keeping records for battery drop-offs

§342I-7 Health officials can enter and inspect properties

§342I-8 Fines and penalties for breaking battery rules

§342I-9 Where collected fines and penalties go

§342I-21 Definitions for used tire rules

§342I-22 Disposing of motor vehicle tires

§342I-23 Tire stores must take back old tires and post signs

§342I-24 Inspections of tire retailers

§342I-25 Wholesale tire sellers must take back used tires

§342I-26 Used tire recordkeeping and importer registration

§342I-28 How tire importers pay the tire fee

§342I-29 Where the tire surcharge money goes

§342I-30 State can recover tire cleanup costs from responsible parties

§342I-31 Hiring an outside company to run the tire program

§342I-32 Officials may enter and inspect facilities

§342I-33 Who enforces these rules and what they can do

§342I-34 Penalties

§342I-35 Where fine money goes