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Code · Virginia · Title 3.2 · Chapter 39

Code of Virginia § 3.2-3936. Sale and application of tributyltin compounds.

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A. Except as otherwise provided in this section, it is unlawful to distribute, possess, sell or offer for sale, apply or offer for use or application any marine antifoulant paint containing tributyltin compounds. Authorized personnel of the Department of Wildlife Resources, Virginia Marine Resources Commission, or the Department may seize any antifoulant paint held in violation of this article and any seized substances shall be considered forfeited.
B. A person may distribute or sell a marine antifoulant paint containing tributyltin with an acceptable release rate to the owner or agent of a commercial boat yard. The owner or agent of a commercial boat yard may possess, apply, or purchase an antifoulant paint containing tributyltin with an acceptable release rate. Such paint may be applied only within a commercial boat yard and only to vessels that exceed 25 meters (82.02 feet) in length or that have aluminum hulls.
C. A person may distribute, sell or apply a marine antifoulant paint containing tributyltin with an acceptable release rate if:
(i)the paint is distributed or sold in a spray can in a quantity of 16 ounces avoirdupois weight or less; and
(ii)is commonly referred to as outboard or lower unit paint.
1987, c. 15, § 3.1-249.23; 1989, c. 575, § 3.1-249.60; 2008, c. 860 ; 2020, c. 958 .
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