Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
TITLE 252. Department of Environmental Quality |
Chapter 221. Brownfields |
Subchapter 3. The Brownfield Program |
SECTION 252:221-3-8. Remediation plan for preferred option
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- (a) Statutory requirements. The participant shall submit information required by 27A O.S.§ 2-15-101 et seq and the rules in this Chapter in the remediation plan for the preferred option.(b) Proposal. The remediation plan shall incorporate the Proposal and shall provide the technical information necessary for implementation of the Proposal.(c) Additional requirements. The participant shall also identify the following in the remediation plan:(1) The cleanup levels and design requirements to obtain them;(2) All applicable state and federal laws, rules, standards, limitations, criteria and requirements;(3) Methods to verify how risk-based cleanup levels will be achieved;(4) Project and Construction Management plan;(5) Remediation schedule;(6) Future monitoring and maintenance requirements; and(7) A specific plan for long-term stewardship if the future use is not "unrestricted use". If active long-term maintenance of the remedy is required, the plan must include information on how funding for the maintenance will be provided.(d) Interim remedial action. If an environmental problem is discovered before the remediation plan is finalized, an interim measure may be proposed for DEQ approval.(e) DEQ approval required. Other than interim remedial action, the participant may not begin remediation until DEQ approves the remediation plan.