Contaminated
dry cleaning sites may be ranked by the department to establish
priorities for Fund expenditures based on information the department
has on hand, information contained in an application submitted
to the department, or both. The completed, signed application form
and supporting information must be submitted to the department
to initiate the ranking process.
Who can make application for prioritization?
The applicant can be the facility owner and/or operator, real
property owner, lessee, or municipality in which the facility is
located. Please consult K.A.R. 28-68-5 for requirements on who
must be notified when an application is submitted to KDHE for prioritization.
Required
information for application submittal:
Ground water analysis
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From a water supply well, monitoring well,
direct push probe, or other sample collection device approved
by the department.
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Collected and analyzed not more than one
year prior to submittal of the application.
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With prior approval from the department,
an analysis of a representative soil sample may be substituted
for a ground water analysis. This is typically intended for
sites where ground water is scarce or very deep.
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Geologic well log(s) from a monitoring
well or supply well or hydrogeologic information from the
contaminated site where the ground water or soil sample was
taken.
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Distance to nearest known private domestic
well, public water supply well, surface water, or other receptor.
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Description of present use of ground water
in the area of the facility.
Sites will be ranked in relation to other contaminated
sites to establish funding priorities. Reasonable direct costs
associated with collecting the required information stated above
shall be credited to the deductible payment.
Deductible Payment
On initiation of corrective action, which includes assessment and/or remediation,
by the department the applicant shall pay to the department the applicable
deductible, minus the reasonable, direct costs incurred by the applicant
to collect the application information. The deductible is $5,000 and payable
to the Kansas Dry Cleaning Trust Fund.
Prioritization of Funding Contaminated Dry Cleaning
Sites
Funding priority shall be given to sites requiring emergency action, such as
impaction of public water supply wells, domestic wells, surface water, water
supply intakes, or when a high probability exists for direct human exposure
or contact to contaminated waste, soil, air, or water.
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