Priority 2 Properties Sample Clauses

Priority 2 Properties. The process for notification of Priority 2 property owners and development of agreed upon mitigation measures is the same as that for Priority 1 properties. However, because the presumed exposure is less proximate to a residence, related to the presence of sensitive individuals, or not associated with a residential use, the use and occupancy of the property is more important for determining appropriate exposure mitigation measures for Priority 2 properties. Accordingly, in addition to the steps described for Priority 1 properties: ▪ Dow will include in the initial mailing to the property owner an Activity Survey as provided in Attachment C. Completion of the Activity Survey by the owner is voluntary. The Activity Survey will request basic information about the property and the people who use the property (such as age, frequency of use, history of flooding, etc.), how they use the property (gardening, recreation, outdoor eating, farming [raising crops and/or livestock], etc.), and the location of the various activities. The results of this Activity Survey or information gathered orally from the owner will be used in the initial meeting with the owner to discuss any necessary sampling and potentially appropriate exposure mitigation measures. ▪ If the results of the Activity Survey and meeting, and subsequent analytical results, if any, indicate that no exposure mitigation activities are necessary, (as described in Section 2.2), Dow will send the owner and the MDEQ a letter proposing “no further action at this time” and the rationale for that proposal. ▪ The property owner may request an audit of the “no action at this time” proposal by the MDEQ. At any time, the MDEQ may audit proposals for “no action at this time” for any property to evaluate the need for exposure controls. The MDEQ has the option to approve or deny the proposal in consultation with the owner and in consultation with Dow. If the “no action at this time” proposal is denied, the MDEQ will specify the reasons for denial in writing to Dow and the property owner and will require Dow to conduct further mitigation to reduce or limit exposure on a schedule specified in the notification. ▪ Dow will periodically reassess the adequacy of “no action at this time” determinations with respect to changes in property use or occupancy.
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