25 Pa. Code § 245.313 - Remedial action completion report
(a) When the selected remediation standard
has been attained, the responsible party shall submit a remedial action
completion report to the Department.
(b) The remedial action completion report
must be complete and concisely organized and must contain the following
elements, as necessary, based on the remediation standard attained:
(1) Data demonstrating that the remedial
actions have attained the selected standard for the site in accordance with
Chapter 250, Subchapter G (relating to demonstration of attainment).
(2) When the background standard has been
attained, the remedial action completion report shall include the requirements
in §
250.204(f) and
(g) (relating to final report).
(3) When the Statewide health standard has
been attained, the remedial action completion report shall include the
requirements in §
250.312(a)-(h)
(relating to final report).
(4)
When the site-specific standard is attained, the remedial action completion
report shall include the requirements in §
250.411(c), (d) and
(f) (relating to final report).
(5) For fate and transport analyses, the
following information, in addition to that required by § 250.204(f)(5):
(i) An isoconcentration map showing the
configuration and concentrations of contaminants within the plume being
analyzed.
(ii) Sufficient
information from monitoring data to establish whether the plume is stable,
shrinking or expanding.
(iii) Input
parameters for the analysis and the rationale for their selection.
(iv) Figures showing the orientation of the
model or analysis to the field data.
(v) Comparison and analysis of the model or
mathematical output to the actual field data.
(c) Following submission of the remedial
action completion report, the Department will publish an acknowledgment of
receipt of the remedial action completion report in the Pennsylvania
Bulletin and do one or more of the following:
(1) Review and approve the remedial action
completion report as submitted.
(2)
Review and approve the remedial action completion report with modifications
made by the Department.
(3) Review
and disapprove the remedial action completion report, citing
deficiencies.
(4) Review and
disapprove the remedial action completion report and direct, require or order
the responsible party to perform other tasks or make modifications as
prescribed by the Department.
(5)
Review and disapprove the remedial action completion report, perform the site
characterization or remedial action and recover, in accordance with §
245.303(b)
(relating to general requirements), the Department's costs and expenses
involved in preparing the remedial action completion report.
(6) Publish a notice of its final action in
the Pennsylvania Bulletin.
(d) The Department will take one or more of
the actions listed in subsection (c) within 60 days of receipt of the remedial
action completion report demonstrating attainment of the background or
Statewide health standard, or within 90 days of receipt of a remedial action
completion report demonstrating attainment of the site-specific standard. If
the Department does not respond, in writing, within the allotted time, the
report shall be deemed approved, unless the responsible party and the
Department agree, in writing, to an alternative time frame.
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