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Voluntary Cleanup Unit Statutes and Regulations

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Voluntary Cleanup & Property Redevelopment Program Manual

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Remedial Section

Remediation (a noun pronounced - ri-"mE-dE-'A-shun) dates back to 1818 and means the act or process of remedying, of repairing, of restoring.

Voluntary Cleanup and Property Redevelopment Program (VCPRP)


The unit provides oversight and approval of investigations and remedial actions conducted by voluntary or responsible parties at contaminated properties in the Voluntary Cleanup and Property Redevelopment Program (VCPRP). Under the VCPRP, developers and buyers who perform successful cleanups of contaminated properties that are within established criteria will be granted a "No Further Action" determination by the department, satisfying the regulated community's need for protection from potential future liabilities. Adjacent property owners who did not contribute to the contamination could alsoreceive protection from the department through such determinations.

A streamlined process is utilized to address these sites in an expeditious manner to encourage the redevelopment or enhancement of such properties and to discourage the use of pristine land in the State instead of established commercial and industrial tracts. This program is voluntary and is designed to allow industry and businesses to bring forth sites that need attention so their properties are appropriately addressed in a timely manner through a local/state partnership.

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