How will the Department phase-in the new health based and ecological screening criteria for petroleum hydrocarbons?
The Department will allow a phase-in period of six months for the use of this guidance which is similar in approach the phase-in periods used in the past by the SRP. • The time frames and options outlined in the two tables below are contingent upon a remedial action workplan (RAWP) or remedial action report (RAR) that has been approved by the Department or filed by a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) with the Department for the remediation of either (a) Number 2 (No. 2) fuel oil and/or diesel fuel oil contamination or (b) contamination from all non-volatile petroleum hydrocarbon mixtures other than No. 2 fuel oil and/or diesel fuel oil (including but not limited to Number 4 fuel oil, Number 6 fuel oil, hydraulic oil, cutting oil, waste oil). • If remediation is conducted and a RAWP or RAR has not been approved by the Department or filed by the LSRP, or if the Department issues a Notice Of Violation (NOV) for an approved/filed document, then the person responsible for conduc
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