Unapproved dump/open dump and unauthorized dump files, 1985-[ongoing].

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Unapproved dump/open dump and unauthorized dump files, 1985-[ongoing].

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"Any open dump or unauthorized dump shall be considered by the Board and Local Health Officer to constitute a nuisance menacing public health and to be unlawful by virtue of the authority as enumerated in the Code of Alabama, 1975,... Sections 22-10-1 through 22-10-3....." (AAC, 420-3-5-.07). This series consists of unapproved dump/open dump and unauthorized dump files created by both the county health departments and the Department of Public Health. Typical records which may be located in these files include illegal dump survey checklists, photographs, copies of maps, correspondence, and conversation records. They majority of the files in this series are either empty or only contain a photograph of the illegal dump.

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

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Alabama. Division of Community Environmental Protection.

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Sources: Alabama Government Manual, 8th ed., 1990. ADPH Annual Report, 1988. The Division of Community Environmental Protection is composed of several sections: the goal of the Indoor Air Quality Section is to investigate indoor air quality for building related illnesses, detection of indoor air contaminates and asbestos surveys; the Onsite Sewage Disposal Section provides inspections of on-site sewage disposal systems and approval for subdivision...