Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart 1.
Costs eligible for reimbursement.
Costs associated with the following response actions conducted
under Minnesota Statutes, section
115B.50,
subdivision 2, are eligible for reimbursement from the account if the costs
meet the conditions under part 7152.0200, subpart
2:
A. emergency response and initial site hazard
mitigation measures necessary to abate acute risks to human health, safety, and
the environment;
B. temporary site
hazard control measures such as security fencing or other measures to limit
access, temporary provision of drinking water and housing, initial abatement of
vapors, removal of free product, and other temporary measures to limit the
public's exposure;
C.
investigation and source identification such as collecting and analyzing soil
samples, soil vapor, groundwater, and drinking water; providing engineering and
environmental services; and taking other actions necessary to determine the
source, scope, and extent of a release;
D. preparing and submitting reports required
by the commissioner; and
E.
response actions such as removal, treatment, or disposal of surface and
subsurface soil, soil vapor, or ground-water contamination, installation of a
vapor mitigation system including venting systems and vapor barriers, provision
of a permanent alternative water supply, and other actions that remove or
remedy a release. Response actions must be performed according to a response
action plan approved by the commissioner.
Subp. 2.
Documentation of eligible
costs.
The applicant must retain all records necessary to document
incurred costs submitted in an application for reimbursement for seven years
from the date the application is submitted to the commissioner. Among the
records required are all invoices, time records, equipment records, and
receipts.
