Missouri Code of State Regulations Title 10 - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Here’s an overview of Title 10 – Department of Natural Resources of the Missouri Code of State Regulations (CSR):

📘 Title 10 — Department of Natural Resources

Title 10 is structured into multiple Divisions, each overseen by a specific commission, office, or program. The main divisions include: (sos.mo.gov, regulations.justia.com)

Division

Topic

1

Director’s Office

10

Air Conservation Commission

20

Clean Water Commission

22

Dam & Reservoir Safety Council

23

Well Installation

24

Hazardous Substance Emergency Response

25

Hazardous Waste Management Commission

26

Petroleum & Hazardous Substance Storage Tanks

30

Land Survey

40

Missouri Mining Commission

45

Metallic Minerals Waste Management

50

Oil & Gas Council

60

Safe Drinking Water Commission

70

Soil & Water Districts Commission

80

Solid Waste Management

90

State Parks

100

Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund Board

130

Environmental Improvement & Energy Resources Authority

– Divisions may include further subdivisions (Chapters and Sections), e.g., 10 CSR 10‑6 covers “Air Quality Standards, Definitions, Sampling and Control Methods” (law.cornell.edu, regulations.justia.com, regulations.justia.com, dnr.mo.gov).

 

Example: Division Highlights

Division 1, Section 1.010 outlines the Department’s organization, including its Director and internal Divisions (Environmental Quality, Geological Survey, State Parks, etc.) (law.cornell.edu).

Division 10, Chapter 6 (10 CSR 10‑6) sets air quality standards, emission monitoring, visible emissions limits in metro areas (e.g. 20% opacity in St. Louis/KC), and pollutant-specific rules (e.g., SO₂, NOₓ, particulate matter) (law.cornell.edu).

Division 20, e.g., 10 CSR 20‑7, governs water quality, including pollutant discharge limits under the Clean Water Act (sos.mo.gov).

Division 25, the Hazardous Waste Management Commission, includes chapters on identification, generation, transport, and handling of hazardous waste, public participation, used oil, fees, and voluntary cleanup programs (regulations.justia.com).

🔎 Accessing Specific Rules

To view a specific section, you'd go to the Missouri Secretary of State’s ADRules website, select Title 10, then navigate via Division → Chapter → Section. The latest compiled version is current as of June 30, 2025, published monthly (sos.mo.gov).

You can also explore via Justia or Cornell’s LII, which provide searchable text of divisions and chapters (regulations.justia.com).

✅ Summary

Title 10 covers Missouri DNR regulatory authority over air, water, waste, parks, energy, and more.

It is broken into logically organized Divisions, each addressing a major environmental domain.

The CSR is updated monthly; June 2025 is the latest.

Official online platforms (CSR / Justia / LII) offer full-text access to all rules.

 

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