fl-30834862: 62S-6.009 — The Division of Law Enforcement (Division) determined that Rule 62S-6.009, F.A.C., requires substantive change based upon its rule review...
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The Division of Law Enforcement (Division) determined that Rule 62S-6.009, F.A.C., requires substantive change based upon its rule review conducted pursuant to s. 120.5435, F.S. The Division seeks to amend certain definitions ....
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30834862, 62S-6.009 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register - FAC, FAR, eRulemaking Home About Us Contact Us Help Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services Home Advanced Search MyFLRules Rules Open for Comments Notice: 30834862 Notice of Proposed Rule Department: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Division: Office of the Secretary Chapter: POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ACT Overview RULE: 62S-6.009 Application of Definitions PURPOSE: The Division of Law Enforcement (Division) determined that Rule 62S-6.009, F.A.C., requires substantive change based upon its rule review conducted pursuant to s. 120.5435, F.S. The Division seeks to amend certain definitions to clarify terms that are used within Chapter 62S-6, F.A.C., to provide a cross-reference to s. 376.031, F.S., that defines those terms, and to remove the phrase “but not limited to."
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The Division seeks to renumber and amend the define the terms "oil of any kind and in any form" and "derivatives thereof," "pesticides," "ammonia" and "derivatives thereof," and "chlorine" and "derivatives thereof" as they appear in the term "pollutant." Additionally, the Division amends the rule to provide a cross-reference to s. 376.031, F.S., for other terms that are used throughout Chapter 62S-6, F.A.C., yet are not specifically defined within Rule 62S-6.009, F.A.C. Finally, the Division seeks to amend the rule to remove the phrase “but not limited to." RULEMAKING AUTHORITY: Chapter 376.07, Florida Statutes LAW: Chapters 376.031, 376.065, 376.07, Florida Statutes PRINT PUBLISH DATE: 8/14/2026 Vol. 52/158
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