Remediation standards means the combination of numeric standards that establish a level or concentration, and narrative standards to which contaminants must be treated, removed, or otherwise cleaned for soil, groundwater, or surface water, as provided by the department pursuant to section 35 of P.L.1993, c.139 (C.58:10B-12) in order to meet the health risk or environmental standards;

Remediation standards means the combination of numeric

Remediation standards means either numeric or narrative standards to which Hazardous Materials in the Environment must be remediated as established pursuant to Environmental Laws by the NJDEP.

Examples of Remediation standards in a sentence

The research method is based on a qualitative research framework supported by quantitative data to explain the evidence.
Remediation standards are tailored for each level of remediation and include restrictions on growth and capital distributions, intragroup funding restrictions, liquidity requirements, changes in management, and, if needed, actions related to the resolution or termination of the combined U.S. operations of the company.
All newly installed gypsum wallboard shall not be defective drywall as defined in Section 112.5.1.1.1.H. Section 112.5.1.1 Remediation standards.
Mr. Wolf will discuss the position of the revised S500 Water Damage Restoration and S520 Mold Remediation standards on mechanical processes and chemical technology to reduce airborne contaminant load; thereby, reducing the reliance on air filtration devices and other control measures.
Remediation standards (e.g. drinking water standards) are intended to protect specific uses.

More Definitions of Remediation standards

Remediation standards means prescribed numerical standards relating to concentrations of substances and standards relating to risk assessment;

Remediation standards means numerical or narrative standards ((A) resulting from an enacted statute, promulgated rule or regulation issued by a Government regulatory agency, in each case existing on the Closing Date, or (B) developed on a case-by-case basis through a risk assessment or other methodology (and taking into account any relevant guidance issued by a Government regulatory agency), which are commercially reasonable for companies in the fastener industry and which are commercially reasonable for the use and given the location of the properties as of the Closing Date) that define the concentrations of Hazardous Materials that are acceptable for any environmental media, including, without limitation, standards that are based on the use and location of a particular property.

Remediation standards means the combination of numeric standards that establish a level or concentration, and narrative standards, to which contaminants must be treated, removed or otherwise cleaned for soil, ground water or surface water, as established by the Department pursuant to the Brownfield and Contaminated Sites Remediation Act at N.J.S.A. 58:10B-12 and this chapter.

Remediation standards means the standards defined as such pursuant to the Remediation Standards rules, N.J.A.C. 7:26D.

Remediation standards shall have the meaning set forth in Section 11.6(e)(vii).

Remediation standards means the minimum standards which are: (i) technically and financially reasonable risk-based operating standards applicable under Environmental Laws; (ii) applicable to the operations at each relevant facility of the Company or the Business; (iii) defined according to the methodology or guidelines applicable to the relevant Governmental Authority; and (iv) acceptable to a relevant Governmental Authority regulating or otherwise adjudicating compliance with Environmental Laws;