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Level 1 Site Assessment Form Completion and submittal of this form is required following two or more positive total coliform samples within one month or when an inadequate number of repeat samples

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How to fill out level 1 site assessment

1. Start by gathering information about the site, such as its history, usage, and any potential environmental concerns.
2. Conduct a site visit to visually assess the current conditions and take photographs or videos of the site.
3. Review any available documents or records related to the site, such as previous assessments, permits, or reports.
4. Identify and assess potential sources of contamination, such as nearby industrial activities, underground storage tanks, or hazardous substances.
5. Collect soil, water, and air samples from the site for laboratory analysis to determine the presence of contaminants.
6. Evaluate the potential risks associated with the identified contaminants to human health and the environment.
7. Prepare a comprehensive report documenting the findings of the assessment, including recommendations for remediation or further investigation if necessary.
8. Ensure compliance with any applicable local, state, or federal regulations during the assessment process.
9. Communicate the assessment results to relevant stakeholders, such as property owners, regulators, or potential buyers of the site.

Who needs level 1 site assessment?

1. Property owners or potential buyers who want to assess the environmental conditions of a site before purchasing or developing it.
2. Companies or organizations involved in real estate transactions or property development that require due diligence in assessing environmental risks.
3. Government agencies or regulatory bodies responsible for monitoring and managing environmental impacts of land use.
4. Environmental consultants or professionals who specialize in conducting site assessments and providing recommendations for remediation.

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What is level 1 site assessment?

Level 1 site assessment is a preliminary evaluation of a property to determine if there may be potential environmental contamination.

Who is required to file level 1 site assessment?

Property owners or developers are required to file level 1 site assessment as part of due diligence when purchasing or developing a property.

How to fill out level 1 site assessment?

Level 1 site assessment can be filled out by a qualified environmental professional who will gather information about the property's history, surrounding land uses, and potential environmental concerns.

What is the purpose of level 1 site assessment?

The purpose of level 1 site assessment is to identify any potential environmental issues that may need further investigation before development or purchase of the property.

What information must be reported on level 1 site assessment?

Information reported on level 1 site assessment may include property history, surrounding land uses, potential sources of contamination, and any known environmental concerns.