CHAPTER 340E
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CHAPTER 340E
SAFE DRINKING WATER
Part I. Drinking Water Regulations
Section
340E-1 Definitions
340E-2 Drinking water standards
340E-2.5 Capacity development
340E-3 Variances and exemptions
340E-4 Imminent hazards
340E-4.5 Tampering with public water systems, penalties
340E-4.6 Inspection of premises
340E-4.7 Notification to users of potential lead contamination
340E-4.8 Water catchment systems
340E-5 Plan for emergency provision of water
340E-6 Notification of users and department
340E-7 Prohibited acts
340E-8 Penalties and remedies
340E-9 Administration
Part II. State Interim Action Levels for Contaminants
in Water
340E-21 Definitions
340E-22 Establishment of interim action levels
340E-23 Rules
340E-24 Notification of contamination of underground sources
of drinking water and other sources of public
drinking water
340E-25 Preemption
Part III. Drinking Water Financing
340E-31 Definitions
340E-32 Declaration of policy
340E-33 Powers and duties
340E-33.5 Use of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
and other federal moneys
340E-34 Grants
340E-35 Drinking water treatment revolving loan fund;
establishment, purpose
340E-36 Drinking water fund; uses and limitations;
types of assistance
340E-37 Drinking water fund; conditions
340E-38 Drinking water fund; deposits
340E-38.5 Drinking water treatment revolving loan fund;
transfers
340E-39 Drinking water fund; fees
340E-40 Drinking water fund; interest and investment on
accounts
340E-41 Compliance
Cross References
Environmental courts, jurisdiction over proceedings arising under this chapter, see §604A-2.
Law Journals and Reviews
Legislation Codifying Energy Justice: Access to Energy for Drinking Water, Sanitation, and Agriculture. 44 UH L. Rev. 204 (2022).
Case Notes
Despite evidence that water use permit applicant violated this chapter, neither the water code nor the public trust precluded the commission on water resource management from allocating water to applicant to supply water to domestic end users from a delivery system that may not comply with this chapter; as this jurisdiction separately regulates water allocation and drinking water standards, and there was no discernable legislative intent to make water use permit applications subject to compliance with this chapter, violations of this chapter were not germane to a review of the propriety of water allocation under the water code and the public trust. 116 H. 481, 174 P.3d 320 (2007).