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How can EPA inform the public about which specific reuses of a Superfund site are appropriate?

April 26, 2017appropriate EPA inform public reuses site superfund

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How can EPA inform the public about which specific reuses of a Superfund site are appropriate?

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EPA can issue a Ready for Reuse (RfR) Determination to help the marketplace and prospective site users understand site conditions and the uses for which the remedy is protective. RfR Determinations are environmental status reports written in non-technical language which specify uses that are appropriate based on the cleanup, and list conditions that must be met in order for the remedy to remain protective. RfR Determinations are being prepared for many of the demonstration projects in this Initiative.