drinkingwater-relatedstatutesjanuary2012（291页）.doc

California Statutes Related to Drinking Water January 2012 On July 1, 2007, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) was created and took over the duties, powers, purposes, functions, responsibilities, and jurisdiction of the California Department of Health Services, pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 131051, et seq., which is not included in this compilation of drinking water-related statutes. Updates or inclusions since the January 2011 version are highlighted in yellow. Added sections are shown by the section title and text being highlighted in yellow. Sections that were amended or not in the previous version of this document have only the section title highlighted. Please note that graywater and recycled water-related statutes may be found in “Recycled Water-Related Statutes” book here: /certlic/drinkingwater/Pages/Lawbook.aspx Corporations Code 18 Division 3. CORPORATIONS FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES 18 Part 7. GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO CERTAIN CORPORATIONS 18 CHAPTER 1. WATER COMPANIES 18 §14300. 18 §14300.5 18 §14301 18 §14301.1 19 §14301.2 19 §14301.3 19 §14302 20 §14303 20 Education Code 21 Division 4. Plant Quarantine and Pest Control 21 Part 23. supplemental services 21 CHAPTER 3. CAFETERIAS 21 Article 1. Establishment and use 21 §38086. Availability of tap water. 21 Food and Agricultural Code 21 Division 4. Plant Quarantine and Pest Control 21 Part 1. Generally 21 CHAPTER 4.5. INVASIVE PEST PLANNING 21 §5260. Legislative findings. 21 §5260.5. Definition of invasive pests. 22 §5261. List of invasive pests. 22 §5262. Development and maintenance of plan and participation of state agencies. 22 §5263. Notification regarding presence of invasive pest. 23 §5264. Aerial application of a pesticide plan 23 §5265. Actions prior to aerial application of a pesticide. 23 §5266. Use of federal funds. 24 §5267. Exemptions. 24 GOVERNMENT CODE 24 TITLE 5. LOCAL AGENCIES 24 DIVISION 1. CITIES AND COUNTIES 24 PART 1. POWERS AND DUTIES COMM