7 CCR 1101-14-8-5 - Committee Review of Application
(a) The
Committee shall review each eligible original application received and make a
determination of reimbursement, inform the applicant of its determination and,
as appropriate, reimburse the applicant from the Fund.
(b) Prior to approval of reimbursement, the
Committee shall affirmatively determine that:
(1) Requested reimbursement expenses are:
(i) Eligible costs;
(ii) Reasonable as determined by the
Committee;
(ii) Actually,
necessarily incurred for the preparation or implementation of a corrective
action plan approved by the Director or for eligible third-party
damages.
(2) The
applicant is:
(i) Eligible for reimbursement;
and
(ii) In substantial compliance
with all applicable rules and regulations.
(c) An application which does not contain all
of the information required, may be rejected by the Committee, without
prejudice. Rejection of the application by the Committee does not prevent the
applicant from filing another application for the same release.
(d) The Committee is not required to commence
the substantive review of an application until receipt of all information
required from the applicant and the Director determines the application is
properly and fully completed.
(e)
If during the course of the substantive review, additional information of the
type required by these regulations is needed to evaluate the application, the
applicant may be required to provide such additional information. Further
review of the application may be suspended until such information is
received.
(f) The Committee's
approval of the proposed corrective action(s) shall not be considered a finding
or guarantee of safety or effectiveness of the plan(s). Nothing in these
regulations shall be construed to abrogate or limit the immunity or exemption
from civil liability of any agency, entity or person under any statute
including the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act, Article
10 of Title
24 or C.R.S. ยง 13 21
108.5.
(g) The approval and
disbursement of funds by the Fund and/or Committee does not constitute transfer
of ownership of any contaminated soils, equipment, or related items relating to
corrective action. Ownership of any and all items relating to corrective action
will remain the property of the applicant.
(h) Multiple releases at a facility may be
considered by the Committee either as single or separate releases to make the
most efficient use of the Fund or to provide the most effective protection to
human health or the environment.
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