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1. To fill out a search for cleanup sites, follow these steps:
2. Access the search for cleanup sites tool on the designated website.
3. Enter the relevant information, such as the location or address where the cleanup sites are required.
4. Specify any additional criteria, if applicable, such as the type of contamination or the size of the cleanup area.
5. Click on the search button to initiate the search for cleanup sites.
6. Review the generated results and analyze each site's characteristics and suitability for your purpose.
7. Make a note of the desired cleanup sites that meet your requirements.
8. Contact the appropriate authorities or organizations responsible for the cleanup sites to proceed further.
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5. - Non-profit organizations focusing on environmental conservation and remediation
6. - Land developers or property owners seeking to remediate contaminated sites
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A search for cleanup sites is an inquiry or investigation to identify and assess locations that may be contaminated and require environmental remediation or cleanup.

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Individuals or entities that own or operate a facility or property that may have environmental contamination issues are typically required to file a search for cleanup sites.

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