310 CMR 40.0027 - Remedial Monitoring Report
(1) For a
disposal site for which the requirement to submit Remedial Monitoring Reports
applies as of April 3, 2006, the first Remedial Monitoring Report shall be
submitted:
(a) in accordance with
310
CMR 40.0425(7)(a) when the
remedial action that involves Active Operation and Maintenance is addressing an
Imminent Hazard or Condition of Substantial Release Migration; or
(b) concurrently with the submittal of the
next Status Report following the commencement of the remedial action that
involves Active Operation and Maintenance when the remedial action is
addressing conditions that do not pose an Imminent Hazard or Condition of
Substantial Release Migration.
(2) Except as provided at 310 CMR 40.0027(3),
a Remedial Monitoring Report shall document all monitoring and operational
information relevant to the Active Operation and Maintenance of an Active
Remedial System, Active Exposure Pathway Mitigation Measure or Active Remedial
Monitoring Program during the reporting period and since the submittal of any
previous Remedial Monitoring Report. Such information includes, as applicable:
(a) operating status of Active Remedial
Systems or Active Exposure Pathway Mitigation Measure, including any system
shutdown and the date/duration of shutdown;
(b) date(s) and number of monitoring
events;
(c) effluent
concentrations;
(d) identification
of any discharges above permissible discharge concentrations;
(e) recovery rates and/or volumes;
(f) discharge volumes;
(g) date, location, type, and volume of
Remedial Additives applications;
(h) groundwater data;
(i) pressure measurements; and/or
(j) related maps, graphs or
diagrams.
(3) Remedial
Monitoring Reports shall not be required for:
(a) Active Operation and Maintenance that is
limited to window fans deployed as a temporary measure to vent vapors within a
building, provided that information related to the operation of such window
fans shall be included in the next applicable Status Report; or
(b) Active Operation and Maintenance of an
Active Exposure Pathway Mitigation Measure implemented as a Permanent Solution
with Conditions after the submittal of a Permanent Solution Statement and
operated and maintained pursuant to
310
CMR 40.1025.
(4) Except as provided in 310 CMR 40.0027(3),
Remedial Monitoring Reports shall be required until the Active Operation and
Maintenance of an Active Remedial System, Active Exposure Pathway Mitigation
Measure or Active Remedial Monitoring Program is terminated.
(5) Remedial Monitoring Reports shall be
submitted to the Department electronically on a form established by the
Department for such purposes. The date of receipt of a Remedial Monitoring
Report by the Department shall be determined as specified in
310
CMR 40.0008(4).
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(1) For a disposal site for which the requirement to submit Remedial Monitoring Reports applies as of April 3, 2006, the first Remedial Monitoring Report shall be submitted:
(a) on the monthly anniversary of the submittal of the first Status Report for the remedial action when the remedial action is addressing an Imminent Hazard or Condition of Substantial Release Migration; or
(b) concurrently with the submittal of the next Status Report for the remedial action when the remedial action is addressing conditions that do not pose an Imminent Hazard or Condition of Substantial Release Migration.
(2) Except as provided at 310 CMR 40.0027(3), a Remedial Monitoring Report shall document all monitoring and operational information relevant to the Active Operation and Maintenance of an Active Remedial System or Active Remedial Monitoring Program during the reporting period and since the submittal of any previous Remedial Monitoring Report. Such information includes, as applicable:
(a) operating status of Active Remedial Systems, including any system shutdown and the date/duration of shutdown;
(b) date(s) and number of monitoring events;
(c) effluent concentrations;
(d) identification of any discharges above permissible discharge concentrations;
(e) recovery rates and/or volumes;
(f) discharge volumes;
(g) date, location, type, and volume of Remedial Additives applications;
(h) ground water data; and/or
(i) related maps, graphs or diagrams;
(3) Remedial Monitoring Reports shall not be required for Active Operation and Maintenance of an Active Remedial System or Active Remedial Monitoring Program that is limited to window fans deployed to vent vapors within a building. Information related to the operation of such window fans shall be included in the next applicable Status Report.
(4) Prior to April 3, 2007, Remedial Monitoring Reports may be submitted to the Department either electronically or as a printed copy.
(5) The date of receipt of a Remedial Monitoring Report by the Department shall be determined as specified in 310 CMR 40.0008(4).
(6) For Remedial Monitoring Reports submitted electronically, submission of a printed copy to the Department shall not be required.
(7) Effective Date on and after which All Remedial Monitoring Reports Must Be Submitted Electronically. On or after April 3, 2007, all Remedial Monitoring Reports must be submitted to the Department electronically on a form established by the Department for such purposes.