CLOSURE AND CORRECTIVE ACTION Sample Clauses

CLOSURE AND CORRECTIVE ACTION. Ecology will invest the designated level of effort in making progress on completing closure of regulated units and conducting corrective action at SWMUs. Site specific priorities and expectations for this work will be negotiated with EPA and revised throughout the year as situations change. These negotiations will be conducted through sites meetings. The meetings will be documented and staff from both agencies will sign off on agreements. Data including RCRIS measures CA725 and CA750 will be input into RCRIS and quality assured monthly. See goals 2, 4 & 5 and indicators 3, 4 & 5. See work plan section 4A, 4B. Level of effort in FTE: 6.0 (grant) 2.0 (match) Total 8.0.
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CLOSURE AND CORRECTIVE ACTION. EPA and Ecology will develop a site transition plan and schedule for each corrective action and closure site that requires a transfer of the lead role from EPA to Ecology. Transition plans for all sites will be completed by June 30, 2000. Among other issues, each transition plan will address: termination of an existing 3008h order at transition; communication protocol between Ecology, EPA and the facility; and, what, if any, contract funding may be available. Ecology will invest the designated level of effort in making progress on completing closure of regulated units and conducting corrective action at Solid Waste Management Units (SWMUs). Site-specific priorities and expectations for this work are found in the Ecology HWTR program work plan which is part of this agreement. Should conditions change requiring changes to the work plan, they will be negotiated with EPA and agreed-to revisions will be made. These negotiations will be conducted through site meetings or facility-specific meetings. The meetings will be documented and agreed to changes will be signed off on by staff from both agencies. Data including RCRIS measures CA725 (ground water releases controlled) and CA750 (human exposure controlled) will be input into RCRIS and quality assured monthly. Ecology will keep EPA informed on changes in expectations for reaching the 2005 goals for the CA725 and CA750 measures.‌ See goals 2, 4, 5 and 6 and indicators 3, 4 and 5. See work plan section 4A and 4C. Level of effort in FTE: 6.7 (grant) 2.2 (match) Total 8.9 EPA will conduct corrective action and closure work at Reichhold Chemical, Northwest Enviroservices (through closure plan), Rhone Poulenc, Northwest Petrochemical, Xxxxxx Georgetown, VWR Spokane, VWR Kent, Boeing Plant II, Okanogan Airport, and Washington Veneer. EPA will terminate existing 3008h corrective action orders upon final permit issuance or as agreed to in site transition plans (any previously agreed to cross- agency agreements will be included in transition plans). See goals 4 and 5 and indicators 3, 4 and 5. Level of effort in FTE: 1.3

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