Arizona Revised Statutes Title 49. The Environment § 49-181. Requests for no further action determination

1. A description of the specific contaminants for which a no further action determination is being sought.

2. A description of the actions taken to achieve remediation levels or controls determined in accordance with § 49-175, subsection B.

3. A description of any soil, water, or soil and water treatment systems used as part of the remediation.

4. Whenever institutional or engineering controls are placed on the site:

5. If postremediation monitoring is proposed, a description of the type of monitoring, monitoring locations, contaminants to be monitored, monitoring frequency and sampling procedures.

6. A description of community involvement activities undertaken to meet the requirements of § 49-176.

7. A list of permits under this title obtained for the remedial action or held by the applicant pertaining to the site.

1. The remediation has achieved remediation levels or controls determined in accordance with § 49-175, subsection B.

2. The community involvement requirements of § 49-176 have been satisfied.

3. If institutional or engineering controls are proposed, proof that the declaration of environmental use restriction has been filed that complies with the requirements of § 49-152 or 49-158.

4. The work performed complies with any applicable corrective or remedial action requirements of any applicable permit required under this title. If remediation under this article requires a permit, a solid waste facility plan approval pursuant to § 49-762.03, or a modification, the permit, plan approval, or modification shall be obtained through the applicable program.

5. The remediation is consistent with title 45, chapter 2.

6. The work performed complies with any otherwise applicable laws and rules.

7. The remediation will not interfere with or substantially increase the cost of a remedial action that the department may conduct to address waters of the state pursuant to chapter 2, article 5 of this title.

1. On discovery of new information that, based on the criteria in subsection C of this section, would result in the potential denial of a no further action request.

2. That information submitted pursuant to subsection A or B of this section was inaccurate, misleading, or incomplete.

3. The reopening of an investigation or the taking of a remedial action is necessary to respond to a release or the threat of a release of a contaminant that may present an imminent and substantial danger to the public health or welfare or the environment.