Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a) the facility name,
address and telephone number and the applicant's full legal name, address and
telephone number, including any duly authorized agents of the applicant, any
contact persons to whom correspondence shall be addressed, and the original
signature of the applicant certifying the accuracy and completeness of the
application;
b) the agrichemical
facility site identification number, if any, and the approximate size of the
site in acres, and copies of all Department and Agency permits and endorsements
pertaining to the site that are currently held by the owner or
operator;
c) the results of any
environmental site assessment conducted pursuant to Subpart C of this Part;
and
d) the corrective action plan,
which shall include the following:
1) a
description of the scope of the problems to be addressed by the proposed
action, including the specific agrichemicals and the physical area to be
addressed by the corrective action plan;
2) a statement of remediation objectives and
a description of the method used to determine the remediation
objectives;
3) a description and
justification of the remediation methods selected and how each remediation
method identified in the corrective action plan fits into the overall strategy
for addressing the past agrichemical contamination, including but not limited
to:
A) feasibility of implementation;
and
B) whether the methods will
perform satisfactorily and reliably until the remediation objectives are
achieved;
4) the
proposed schedule of cleanup activities;
5) a description of any proposed engineered
barriers or institutional controls necessary to achieve the remediation
objectives, including long-term reliability, operation and maintenance
requirements. For remediation of soil contamination, engineered barriers, in
conjunction with institutional controls, may be used. The engineered barrier
covering the contaminated soil shall consist of either caps constructed of
compacted clay, asphalt, concrete or other material approved by the Department
or permanent structures such as buildings;
6) if technologies to remediate groundwater
contamination are proposed, a description of post-remediation monitoring,
including:
A) purpose,
B) locations,
C) frequency, and
D) contingencies in the event of an
exceedence of applicable groundwater quality standards or health advisory
levels;
7) references
and other informational sources included as appendices.
