Risk-Based Remediation Introduction Session Law 2015-286 allows risk-based remediation as a cleanup option at contaminated sites where the use of remedial actions and land-use controls can reliably ensure that affected properties are safe for their intended use. In addition to DEQ’s Underground Storage Tank, Dry-cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act, and the Pre-Regulatory Land Fill Programs, risk-based remediation can now be considered in all DEQ environmental cleanup programs, except those subject to remediation pursuant to the Coal Ash Management Act of 2014 and the requirements of animal waste management systems. A risk-based remedial alternative is best suited for sites where groundwater monitoring indicates that plume migration is stable or predictable, all unacceptable risk can be mitigated through engineered and/or institutional controls, and owners of all affected or potentially affected properties consent to the institutional controls. Statutes & Rules Relevant regulations for implementing a risk-based approach to remediation. Does this apply to my site? Find out if your contaminated site is a viable candidate for risk-based remediation. Procedures and Forms Required step-by-step procedures and forms that must first be submitted to a DEQ program representative in order to pursue risk-based environmental remediation of sites Technical Guidance Guidelines for implementing consistent and successful risk-based remediation strategies across applicable DEQ programs Risk Evaluation Resources Tools for conducting site-specific risk evaluations Contacts Contact us for assistance.
Risk-Based Remediation Introduction Session Law 2015-286 allows risk-based remediation as a cleanup option at contaminated sites where the use of remedial actions and land-use controls can reliably ensure that affected properties are safe for their intended use. In addition to DEQ’s Underground Storage Tank, Dry-cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act, and the Pre-Regulatory Land Fill Programs, risk-based remediation can now be considered in all DEQ environmental cleanup programs, except those subject to remediation pursuant to the Coal Ash Management Act of 2014 and the requirements of animal waste management systems. A risk-based remedial alternative is best suited for sites where groundwater monitoring indicates that plume migration is stable or predictable, all unacceptable risk can be mitigated through engineered and/or institutional controls, and owners of all affected or potentially affected properties consent to the institutional controls. Statutes & Rules Relevant regulations for implementing a risk-based approach to remediation. Does this apply to my site? Find out if your contaminated site is a viable candidate for risk-based remediation. Procedures and Forms Required step-by-step procedures and forms that must first be submitted to a DEQ program representative in order to pursue risk-based environmental remediation of sites Technical Guidance Guidelines for implementing consistent and successful risk-based remediation strategies across applicable DEQ programs Risk Evaluation Resources Tools for conducting site-specific risk evaluations Contacts Contact us for assistance.
