New Hampshire § 147-F:13 Performance and Completion of Remedial Action

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 147-F:13 — Performance and Completion of Remedial Action

New Hampshire § 147-F:13

Title XPUBLIC HEALTH

Ch. 147-FBROWNFIELDS PROGRAM

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 147-F:13 (2026).

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I.The program participant shall perform all activities required by the approved remedial action plan and shall provide the department with regular progress reports regarding the work.

II.The department may require amendment of the remedial action plan at any time during its performance as necessary to attain the cleanup levels established in the remedial action plan in light of the approved risk assessments.

III.Upon completion of the activities specified in the approved remedial action plan, a program participant shall file with the department a completion report in form and content satisfactory to the department. Once the department determines that the required activities have been completed according to the requirements of the approved remedial action plan, that monitoring requiremen

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I. The program participant shall perform all activities required by the approved remedial action plan and shall provide the department with regular progress reports regarding the work.
II. The department may require amendment of the remedial action plan at any time during its performance as necessary to attain the cleanup levels established in the remedial action plan in light of the approved risk assessments.
III. Upon completion of the activities specified in the approved remedial action plan, a program participant shall file with the department a completion report in form and content satisfactory to the department. Once the department determines that the required activities have been completed according to the requirements of the approved remedial action plan, that monitoring requirements are being met, that any necessary use restrictions have been implemented, and that all fees and costs due under this chapter have been paid, the department shall issue to the program participant a certificate of completion, which shall certify that the work is completed and shall include a description of any use restrictions, monitoring requirements and any other conditions that remain in effect with respect to the property.
IV. Upon receipt of a notice of a certificate of completion, a program participant shall file the document with the related covenant not to sue in the registry of deeds for the county in which the property is located.
V. If at any time the department determines, including upon petition or request by a program participant, that no further investigation, remediation, or other activities are required, the department shall issue a certificate of no further action in a form suitable for recordation, which shall so state, and which shall include a description of any remaining required use restrictions or monitoring requirements, or a statement that there are no remaining use restrictions or monitoring requirements.
VI. Upon a determination by the department, in consultation with the department of health and human services where appropriate, that property use restrictions may be terminated or shall otherwise be modified pursuant to RSA 147-F:15, the department shall issue to the program participant, in a form suitable for recordation, a notice of such determination. The department shall ensure that all such notices are recorded promptly in the registry of deeds for the county in which the property is located, either by undertaking the recordation itself, or by requiring the program participant to do so.