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October 20, 2020MaryRose Morigeau Solid / Hazardous Waste & Brownfields Tribal Response Program Manager Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes 301 Main St. Polson, MT 59860City of Missoula RE: Letter

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How to fill out tribal brownfields and response

1. Identify the site that may be considered a brownfield.
2. Gather relevant environmental information about the site.
3. Contact your tribal environmental office for guidance on the brownfields program.
4. Complete any required application forms provided by the tribal authorities.
5. Conduct a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment to identify potential contaminants.
6. If necessary, perform a Phase II assessment to test for contaminants on-site.
7. Develop a cleanup plan based on assessment findings.
8. Implement the cleanup plan in accordance with tribal regulations.
9. Monitor the site post-cleanup to ensure safety and compliance.
10. Seek funding or grants available for tribal brownfields projects.

Who needs tribal brownfields and response?

1. Tribal governments that need to assess and clean up contaminated land.
2. Local communities surrounding brownfield sites looking for safe environments.
3. Businesses interested in developing property for commercial use.
4. Environmental organizations focused on promoting clean land living.
5. Residents who want to revitalize and improve their neighborhoods.

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What is tribal brownfields and response?

Tribal brownfields refer to properties located in Indian Country that are contaminated or perceived to be contaminated, making them difficult to redevelop. The response relates to the efforts and regulations in place to assess, clean up, and restore these sites for beneficial use.

Who is required to file tribal brownfields and response?

Tribal governments, organizations, and entities that own or manage brownfield sites within their jurisdiction are required to file tribal brownfields and responses.

How to fill out tribal brownfields and response?

Filling out tribal brownfields and response forms typically involves gathering site assessment data, identifying potential contaminants, and providing relevant environmental information. Participants should consult guidelines provided by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or tribal authorities.

What is the purpose of tribal brownfields and response?

The purpose is to identify, assess, and remediate brownfields to promote environmental health, protect communities, and encourage economic development within tribal lands.

What information must be reported on tribal brownfields and response?

Information to report generally includes site location, ownership details, contamination assessment results, cleanup actions taken, and future use plans for the site.