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Partial NPL Site Deletion Data Collection Form February 1, 2010Site Name: Many Diversified Interests, Inc. Superfund Site CER CLIS ID#: TXD008083404 Name of Deleted Portion: Soils of Operable Unit

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How to fill out partial npl site deletion

1. To fill out a partial NPL site deletion, follow these steps:
2. Gather all relevant information and documents related to the NPL site.
3. Identify the specific areas or portions of the NPL site that need to be deleted.
4. Prepare a written request for partial site deletion, providing the necessary justification and supporting evidence.
5. Submit the request to the appropriate regulatory agency or governing body responsible for NPL site management.
6. Await a response from the agency or governing body regarding the approval or denial of the partial site deletion request.
7. If approved, ensure that the necessary actions are taken to carry out the partial site deletion as instructed by the regulatory agency or governing body.
8. Keep all relevant parties informed of the progress and status of the partial site deletion process.
9. Maintain proper documentation and records of the partial site deletion for future reference.

Who needs partial npl site deletion?

1. Partial NPL site deletion is typically needed by individuals or organizations involved in the cleanup or management of contaminated sites listed on the National Priorities List (NPL).
2. Some potential stakeholders who may require partial NPL site deletion include:
3. - Property owners seeking to develop or reuse a portion of an NPL site while minimizing the regulatory burden.
4. - Government agencies responsible for overseeing and managing NPL sites, who may need to balance environmental remediation efforts with other societal or economic factors.
5. - Environmental consultants or professionals assisting with the cleanup and remediation efforts at NPL sites.
6. - Community groups or organizations advocating for the restoration and redevelopment of NPL sites to improve local environments and communities.

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What is partial npl site deletion?

Partial NPL (National Priorities List) site deletion refers to the process of removing a portion of a designated Superfund site from the National Priorities List, indicating that certain areas of the site have been cleaned up to the extent that they no longer pose a significant risk to public health or the environment.

Who is required to file partial npl site deletion?

Typically, a state or federal agency that oversees the cleanup of a Superfund site, often the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is required to file for partial NPL site deletion.

How to fill out partial npl site deletion?

To fill out a partial NPL site deletion, agencies must document the remedial actions taken at the site, demonstrate that specific areas meet cleanup standards, and complete the required forms detailing the site and its conditions.

What is the purpose of partial npl site deletion?

The purpose of partial NPL site deletion is to acknowledge the successful remediation of parts of a contaminated site, allowing for the potential reuse of those areas while still maintaining oversight over the remaining contaminated portions.

What information must be reported on partial npl site deletion?

Information that must be reported includes the site's history, contaminants present, cleanup activities performed, areas being deleted, and a statement confirming that the deleted areas no longer pose a risk to health or the environment.