C.R.S. Section 34-60-130
Reporting of spills

  • rules

(1)

If one barrel or more of oil or exploration and production waste is spilled outside of berms or other secondary containment, the spill shall be reported within twenty-four hours after the discovery of the spill, to:

(a)

The commission; and

(b)

The entity with jurisdiction over emergency response within the local municipality, if the spill occurred within a municipality, or the local county if the spill did not occur within a municipality.

(2)

The spill report must include any available information concerning the type of waste involved in the spill.

(3)

The commission may promulgate rules to implement this section.

Source: Section 34-60-130 — Reporting of spills - rules, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-34.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

34‑60‑101
Short title
34‑60‑102
Legislative declaration
34‑60‑103
Definitions
34‑60‑104.3
Energy and carbon management commission - report - publication
34‑60‑104.5
Director of commission - duties
34‑60‑105
Powers of commission
34‑60‑106
Additional powers of commission - rules - definitions - repeal
34‑60‑107
Waste of oil or gas prohibited
34‑60‑108
Rules - hearings - process
34‑60‑109
Commission may bring suit
34‑60‑110
Witnesses - suits for violations
34‑60‑111
Judicial review
34‑60‑112
Plaintiff post bond
34‑60‑113
Trial to be advanced
34‑60‑114
Action for damages
34‑60‑115
Limitation on actions
34‑60‑116
Drilling units - pooling interests
34‑60‑117
Prevention of waste - protection of correlative rights
34‑60‑118
Agreements for development and unit operations
34‑60‑118.5
Payment of proceeds - definitions
34‑60‑119
Production - limitation
34‑60‑120
Application of article
34‑60‑121
Violations - investigations - penalties - rules - definition - legislative declaration
34‑60‑122
Expenses - energy and carbon management cash fund created
34‑60‑123
Interstate compact to conserve oil and gas
34‑60‑124
Energy and carbon management cash fund - definitions - repeal
34‑60‑127
Reasonable accommodation
34‑60‑128
Habitat stewardship - rules
34‑60‑130
Reporting of spills - rules
34‑60‑131
No land use preemption
34‑60‑132
Disclosure of chemicals used in downhole oil and gas operations - chemical disclosure lists - community notification - reports - definitions - rules - repeal
34‑60‑133
Orphaned wells mitigation enterprise - creation - powers and duties - enterprise board created - mitigation fees - cash fund created - rules - definitions
34‑60‑134
Reporting of water used in oil and gas operations - cumulative reporting - definitions - rules - repeal
34‑60‑135
Colorado produced water consortium - created - membership - recommendations - definitions - review of functions - repeal
34‑60‑136
Biochar in oil and gas well plugging working advisory group - created - members - study by Colorado state university - recommendations for the development of a pilot program - report - definitions - repeal
34‑60‑137
Hydrogen study - report - repeal
34‑60‑138
Pipeline study - report - repeal
34‑60‑139
Methane seepage in Raton basin - study of best management practices and water quality required - repeal
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 34-60-130’s source at colorado​.gov