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Inactive Hazardous Sites BranchGUIDELINES FOR ADDRESSING REGULATORY LANDFILLS AND DUMPS May 2020 Department of Environmental Quality Division of Waste Management Superfund Section Inactive Hazardous

How to fill out inactive hazardous sites program

How to fill out inactive hazardous sites program

1. To fill out the inactive hazardous sites program, follow these steps:
2. Gather all relevant information about the site, including its location, size, and history of use.
3. Contact the appropriate government agency responsible for managing the program.
4. Obtain any necessary application forms or documents required by the agency.
5. Complete all required sections of the application form, providing accurate and detailed information.
6. Attach supporting documents, such as environmental assessments or site investigation reports, as requested.
7. Submit the filled-out application form and supporting documents to the agency.
8. Follow up with the agency to ensure that the application has been received and is being processed.
9. Respond promptly to any additional requests for information or clarification from the agency.
10. Await a decision from the agency regarding the acceptance of your application into the program.
11. If accepted, comply with any further requirements or conditions set by the agency to remediate the site.
12. Keep records of all communications, documents, and activities related to the program for future reference.
13. Regularly check with the agency for updates or changes to the program's guidelines or procedures.

Who needs inactive hazardous sites program?

1. The inactive hazardous sites program is needed by individuals or organizations who
2. - Own or are responsible for a site that is contaminated or suspected to be contaminated with hazardous substances
3. - Require assistance or funding to investigate and clean up the site
4. - Want to participate in a government-managed program that provides support and resources for the remediation of inactive hazardous sites
5. - Are committed to restoring contaminated sites to safe and environmentally sustainable conditions
6. - Seek to comply with environmental regulations and obligations.

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What is inactive hazardous sites program?

The inactive hazardous sites program is a regulatory program designed to identify and address hazardous waste sites that are no longer in operation.

Who is required to file inactive hazardous sites program?

Certain facilities that have generated or stored hazardous waste in the past may be required to file an inactive hazardous sites program.

How to fill out inactive hazardous sites program?

Facilities must gather information about the history of hazardous waste generation and storage at the site, and complete the required reporting forms.

What is the purpose of inactive hazardous sites program?

The purpose of the inactive hazardous sites program is to ensure that hazardous waste sites are properly monitored and managed to protect human health and the environment.

What information must be reported on inactive hazardous sites program?

Information such as the history of hazardous waste generation, storage, and disposal at the site, current site conditions, and any ongoing monitoring or cleanup activities.