Which program is no longer delegated to CEHA?

Which program is no longer delegated to CEHA?

• A. Underground Storage Tank inspections.
• B. Ambient surface water monitoring.
• C. Noise control enforcement.
• D. Anti-idling enforcement.

Answer: (A)

Delegation of programs to CEHA depends on who has the specialized regulatory authority and the technical requirements for the activity. Underground Storage Tank inspections involve preventing fuel leaks and protecting groundwater, and they must meet precise federal and state standards (such as leak detection, corrosion protection, release reporting, and closure rules). Because this area requires a dedicated UST program within the environmental protection framework, the oversight has been moved away from CEHA. That’s why it’s no longer delegated to CEHA. The other three activities—ambient surface water monitoring, noise control enforcement, and anti-idling enforcement—fit CEHA’s public health and environmental health enforcement scope and thus remain under CEHA’s delegation.

Delegation of programs to CEHA depends on who has the specialized regulatory authority and the technical requirements for the activity. Underground Storage Tank inspections involve preventing fuel leaks and protecting groundwater, and they must meet precise federal and state standards (such as leak detection, corrosion protection, release reporting, and closure rules). Because this area requires a dedicated UST program within the environmental protection framework, the oversight has been moved away from CEHA. That’s why it’s no longer delegated to CEHA. The other three activities—ambient surface water monitoring, noise control enforcement, and anti-idling enforcement—fit CEHA’s public health and environmental health enforcement scope and thus remain under CEHA’s delegation.