Other environmental agencies may be notified if significant contamination is present. This covers the first two hours of work, which typically includes setting up the project file and initial document review. The submitted package should contain all relevant documentation, data, and reports. The most commonly submitted documents are Workplans, Phase I Reports, Phase II Reports, and Health Risk Evaluations. All reports should include interpretations and recommendations.
Thorough documentation results in faster review.
The DEH maintains an extensive listing of environmental assessment files available for public review. Most files are associated with underground storage tank release investigations. Voluntary Assistance Program files are also included. Inclusion of files on this listing does not necessarily mean significant contamination is present. The list is available by clicking on Environmental Assessment Listing .