Virginia Administrative Code › Title 9 - ENVIRONMENT › Agency 20 - VIRGINIA WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD › Chapter 160 - VOLUNTARY REMEDIATION REGULATIONS › Section 9VAC20-160-70 - Work to be performed

Current through Register Vol. 40, No. 24, July 15, 2024
A. The
				Voluntary Remediation Report shall consist of the following components: a Site
				Characterization, a Risk Assessment, a Remedial Action Plan, a Demonstration of
				Completion, and Documentation of Public Notice. Each separate component of the
				Voluntary Remediation Report shall be submitted as listed in this subsection:
1. The Site Characterization component shall
				provide an understanding of the site conditions including the identification
				and description of each area of concern (or source); the nature and extent of
				releases to all media, including a map of the onsite and offsite vertical and
				horizontal extent of contaminants above levels consistent with
				9VAC20-160-90;
				and a discussion of the potential risks posed by the release. If remedial
				activities have occurred prior to enrollment, this information shall be
				included.
2. The Risk Assessment
				component shall contain an evaluation of the risks to human health and the
				environment posed by the release, including an assessment of risk to offsite
				properties; a proposed set of remediation level objectives consistent with
				9VAC20-160-90
				that are protective of human health and the environment; and either recommended
				remediation actions to achieve the proposed objectives or a demonstration that
				no action is necessary.
3. The
				Remedial Action Plan component shall propose the specific activities, a
				schedule for those activities, any permits required to initiate and complete
				the remediation, and specific design plans for implementing remediation that
				will achieve the remediation level objectives specified in the Risk Assessment
				component of the report. Control or elimination of continuing onsite sources of
				releases to the environment shall be discussed. Land use controls and any
				permits required for the remediation process should be discussed as
				appropriate. If no remedial action is necessary, the Remedial Action Plan shall
				discuss the reasoning for no action.
4. The Demonstration of Completion component
				shall include the following, as applicable:
a.
				A detailed summary of the remediation implemented at the site, including a
				discussion of the remediation systems installed and a description of the
				remediation activities that occurred at the site.
b. A detailed summary of how the established
				site-specific objectives have been achieved, including (i) a description of how
				onsite releases (or sources) of contamination have been eliminated or
				controlled, and (ii) confirmational sampling results demonstrating that the
				remediation level objectives have been achieved and that the migration of
				contamination has been stabilized.
c. A description of any site restrictions
				including land use controls that are proposed for the certificate.
d. A demonstration that all other criteria
				for completion of remediation have been satisfied.
e. A statement signed by the participant or
				authorized agent that to the best of the participant's knowledge, the
				activities performed at the site pursuant to this chapter have been in
				compliance with applicable regulations.
5. The Documentation of Public Notice
				component is required to demonstrate that public notice has been provided in
				accordance with
				9VAC20-160-120.
				Such documentation shall, at a minimum, consist of copies of all of the
				documents required pursuant to the provisions of subsection E of
				9VAC20-160-120.