§ 13-25-5-7 — Voluntary remediation investigation plan; voluntary remediation work plan; contents

(a) If the department determines an application
is eligible under section 4 of this chapter, the applicant may submit:
(1) a proposed voluntary remediation investigation plan to the
department;
(2) a proposed voluntary remediation work plan to the
department; or
(3) a voluntary remediation work plan for a completed
remediation project to the department.
(b) A proposed voluntary remediation work plan must include the
following:
(1) Detailed documentation of the investigation conducted by the
applicant in preparing the proposed voluntary remediation work
plan and a description of the work to be performed by the
applicant to determine the nature and extent of the actual or
threatened release.
(2) A proposed statement of work to accomplish the remediation
in accordance with guidelines established by the department.
(3) Plans concerning the following:
(A) Quality assurance for the implementation of the proposed
remediation project.
(B) Descriptions of sampling and analysis.
(C) Health and safety considerations.
(D) Community relations and community comment in planning,
cleanup objectives, and implementation processes.
(E) Data management and record keeping.
(F) A proposed schedule concerning the implementation of all
tasks set forth in the proposed statement of work.
(c) A voluntary remediation work plan for a completed remediation
project must include the following:
(1) Detailed documentation of the investigation conducted by the
applicant in preparing the proposed voluntary remediation work
plan and a description of the work performed by the applicant to
determine the nature and extent of the actual or threatened
release.
(2) A statement of work performed to accomplish the remediation
in accordance with rules or guidelines established by the
department.
(3) Plans concerning the following:
(A) Quality assurance for the implementation of and, if
appropriate, plans for future oversight of the remediation
project.
(B) Descriptions of sampling and analysis conducted before and
after the remediation is performed.
(C) Health and safety considerations.
(D) Community comment.
(E) Data management and record keeping.
(F) Criteria used to determine remediation levels and
remediation methodology.
(4) Other information the department determines is necessary to
evaluate the work plan and determine if the remediation
objectives have been achieved.
[Pre-1996 Recodification Citation: 13-7-8.9-12.]

Legislative History

As added by P.L.1-1996, SEC.15. Amended by P.L.59-1997, SEC.18.