Idaho Administrative Code
Title IDAPA 16 - Health and Welfare, Department of
Rule 16.02.24 - CLANDESTINE DRUG LABORATORY CLEANUP
Section 16.02.24.010 - DEFINITIONS
Current through September 2, 2024
Definitions relevant to these rules but not found below may be under Section 6-2603, Idaho Code.
01. Certificate of Delisting. A document issued by the Department certifying a property has met the cleanup standard.
02. Certify. To guarantee as meeting a standard.
03. Chain of Custody. A procedure used to document each person that has had custody or control of an environmental sample from its source to the analytical laboratory, including date and length of time of possession by each person.
04. Clandestine Drug Laboratory (CDL). Defined under Section 6-2603(1), Idaho Code.
05.
Clandestine Drug Laboratory Site Property List (CDLSPL). The Department list of properties that have been identified as clandestine drug laboratories. See Department website at
06. Cleanup Contractor. One (1) or more individuals or commercial entities hired to conduct cleanup under these rules.
07. Cleanup Standard. The technology-based numerical value, under Section 500 of these rules.
08. Clearance Sampling. Testing conducted by a qualified industrial hygienist to verify cleanup standards have been met.
09. Contamination or Contaminated. The presence of chemical residues that exceed the cleanup standard under Section 500 of these rules.
10. Delisted. Removal of a property from the CDLSPL.
11. Demolish. To tear down and dispose of a structure under local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
12. Department. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
13. Discrete Sample. A single sample taken.
14. Documentation. Preserving a record of an observation through writings, drawings, photographs, or other appropriate means.
15. Listed. Addition of a property to the CDLSPL.
16. Methamphetamine. Dextro-methamphetamine, levo-methamphetamine, and any racemic mixture of dextro/levo methamphetamine.
17. Non-Porous. Resistant to penetration or saturation of chemical substances.
18. Porous. Subject to penetration or saturation by chemical substances.
19. Qualified Industrial Hygienist. Must be one (1) of the following:
20. Sampling. A surface sample collected by wiping a sample media on the surface being sampled.
21. Technology-Based Standard. A cleanup level based on what is believed to be conservative and protective, while at the same time achievable by currently available technologies.
22. Vacant. Being without an occupant for the purposes of habitation or occupancy.
Effective July 1, 2024
