§ 25-16-308 — Environmental assessment - requirements

(1) The department
may only accept environmental assessments under this part 3 that are prepared by
a qualified environmental professional. A qualified environmental professional is a
person with education, training, and experience in preparing environmental studies
and assessments.

(2) The environmental assessment described in section 25-16-304 (2)(a) shall
include the following information:

(a) The legal description of the site and a map identifying the location and
size of the property;

(b) The physical characteristics of the site and areas contiguous to the site,
including the location of any surface water bodies and groundwater aquifers;

(c) The location of any wells located on the site or on areas within a one-half
mile radius of the site and a description of the use of those wells;

(d) The current and proposed use of on-site groundwater;

(e) The operational history of the site and the current use of areas
contiguous to the site;

(f) The present and proposed uses of the site;

(g) Information concerning the nature and extent of any contamination and
releases of hazardous substances or petroleum products which have occurred at
the site including any impacts on areas contiguous to the site;

(h) Any sampling results or other data which characterizes the soil,
groundwater, or surface water on the site; and

(i) A description of the human and environmental exposure to contamination
at the site based upon the property's current use and any future use proposed by
the property owner.

Legislative History

Source: L. 94: Entire part added, p. 1954, � 1, effective July 1.