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15-24-109. Accreditation of floodplain administrators.

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15-24-109. Accreditation of floodplain administrators.

15-24-109. Accreditation of floodplain administrators. (a)(1) In determining accreditation standards for floodplain administrators, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission may consider an applicant's knowledge, experience, skills, and training in floodplain management and in minimization and prevention of flood hazards and losses. (2) The accreditation standards may include: (A) Passage of an examination; (B) Completion of approved training; or (C) Certification by a nationally recognized floodplain management organization. (b) Continuing training may be required for persons who want continued accreditation. (c) The commission may charge accreditation fees in amounts up to the following: (1) Original accreditation, thirty dollars ($30.00); (2) Annual renewal of accreditation, twenty dollars ($20.00); and (3) Late fee for renewal after thirty (30) days, fifteen dollars ($15.00). (d)(1) Accreditation fees collected are cash funds and shall not be deposited into the State Treasury. (2) The cash funds shall be held and applied by the commission solely for the uses under this chapter. (3) The cash funds shall not be deemed to be a part of the State Treasury for any purpose, including, without limitation, the provisions of: (1) Arkansas Constitution, Article 5, § 29; (2) Arkansas Constitution, Article 16, § 12; (3) Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 20; or (4) Any other constitutional or statutory provision.

Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 15-24-109

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15-24-109. Accreditation of floodplain administrators. (a)(1) In determining accreditation standards for floodplain administrators, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission may consider an applicant's knowledge, experience, skills, and training in floodplain management and in minimization and prevention of flood hazards and losses. (2) The accreditation standards may include: (A) Passage of an examination; (B) Completion of approved training; or (C) Certification by a nationally recognized floodplain management organization. (b) Continuing training may be required for persons who want continued accreditation. (c) The commission may charge accreditation fees in amounts up to the following: (1) Original accreditation, thirty dollars ($30.00); (2) Annual renewal of accreditation, twenty dollars ($20.00); and (3) Late fee for renewal after thirty (30) days, fifteen dollars ($15.00). (d)(1) Accreditation fees collected are cash funds and shall not be deposited into the State Treasury. (2) The cash funds shall be held and applied by the commission solely for the uses under this chapter. (3) The cash funds shall not be deemed to be a part of the State Treasury for any purpose, including, without limitation, the provisions of: (1) Arkansas Constitution, Article 5, § 29; (2) Arkansas Constitution, Article 16, § 12; (3) Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 20; or (4) Any other constitutional or statutory provision.

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