Will an institutional control (i.e., deed notice) be required if there are exceedances of the residential EPH criteria?
Yes. The residential EPH criteria for all petroleum hydrocarbon mixtures are based on human health. Pursuant to the Brownfield Act, N.J.S.A. 58:10B-12, if there are exceedances of any residential health-based standard, an institutional control is required. This applies to exceedances of any residential EPH criterion at both residential and non-residential sites. If the 5,100 mg EPH/kg residential criterion is exceeded at a residential site, an engineering control will also be required.
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