Remedial Action Report Sample Clauses

Remedial Action Report. 1. A final Remedial Action Report shall be prepared by a qualified environmental professional and include the certification of a registered professional engineer in accordance with RCNY § 43-1406(b)(3). The Remedial Action Report shall be prepared in accordance with RCNY §§ 43-1406(b) and (c) and shall contain a certification that all such activities were performed in accordance with the Office- approved Work Plan and, if necessary, a Site Management Plan. The Office shall review the Remedial Action Report, the submittals made pursuant to the Agreement, and any other relevant information regarding the Project and determine whether the goals of the remedial program have been or will be achieved in accordance with established timeframes.
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Remedial Action Report. Within [90] days after [State Agency] conducts the inspection, [State Agency] agrees to require [PRP] to provide an RA Report to the EPA and [State Agency]. The RA Report must contain as-built drawings of the constructed or engineered components of the response action; the applicable contents listed in Exhibit 2-5, “Recommended Remedial Action Report Contents,” from EPA’s Close Out Procedures for National Priorities List Sites13; and a certification, signed and stamped by a licensed professional engineer, that cleanup standards have been met. The [State Agency] agrees to review the Remedial Action Report and advise [PRP] of any deficiencies in the Report. The EPA will perform a completeness review of the PRP’s RA Report. The EPA may either (1) confirm in writing that the RA Report is complete, or (2) within [XX] days of receipt and review of the RA Report a) request additional information through [State Agency], or b) identify a deficiency(ies) in the RA Report. If the EPA requests additional information through [State Agency], the EPA and [State Agency] will agree on a time frame for the EPA to complete its review and either confirm or identify a deficiency(ies) in the RA Report. If a deficiency(ies) is identified by EPA, the EPA will consult with [State Agency] to address such deficiency(ies) hindering confirmation and agree to a time frame for addressing the deficiency(ies). After [State Agency] determines that all deficiencies have been satisfactorily addressed, it will issue an approval of the Remedial Action Report. [State Agency] Certification of Remedy Completion and Achievement of Cleanup Standards: Once [State Agency] considers the response action at the Site to be complete, it will certify to the EPA and the affected community that the remedy has been successfully completed and intended cleanup levels achieved. As part of the certification, [State Agency] will submit to the EPA the final RA Report and [State Agency’s] approval of the RA Report referenced in Section VII.B. Upon reviewing [State Agency’s] certification and approval of the RA Report, the EPA may either (1) confirm in writing that the response has been completed; or (2) within [XX] days of receipt and review of the certification and RA Report approval request additional information from [State Agency]. If EPA requests additional information from [State Agency], the EPA and [State Agency] will agree on a time frame for the EPA to complete its review and either confirm or request addi...

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