Development and Screening of Remedial Alternatives Sample Clauses

Development and Screening of Remedial Alternatives. The development and screening of remedial alternatives is performed to develop an appropriate range of waste management options that will be evaluated. This range of alternatives must include, as appropriate, options in which treatment is used to reduce the toxicity, mobility, or volume of wastes, but varying in the types of treatment, the amount treated, and the manner in which long-term residuals or untreated wastes are managed; options involving containment with little or no treatment; options involving both treatment and containment; and a no-action alternative. The following activities shall be performed by the Respondent as a function of the development and screening of remedial alternatives. The Respondent shall begin to develop and evaluate a range of appropriate waste management options that, at a minimum, ensure protection of human health and the environment and comply with ARARs. This shall be done concurrent with the RI site characterization task. The following activities shall be performed by the Respondent as a function of the development and screening of remedial alternatives. Refine and document remedial action objectives Based on the risk assessment, the Respondent shall review and, if necessary, modify the site- specific remedial action objectives, specifically the preliminary remediation goals (PRGs) that were approved by EPA during the scoping phase of the RI/FS Work Plan. The revised PRGs will be documented in a technical memorandum subject to EPA approval. These modified PRGs must specify the contaminants and media of interest, exposure pathways and receptors, and an acceptable contaminant level or range of levels (at particular locations for each exposure route). Objectives and action levels from the AWRMP may be used in the review and modification of the PRGs, considering the site-specific conditions at the Site, as determined appropriate by EPA. Develop general response actions The Respondent shall develop general response actions for each medium of interest defining containment, treatment, excavation, pumping, or other actions, singly or in combination, to satisfy the remedial action objectives. Identify areas or volumes of media The Respondent shall identify areas or volumes of media to which general response actions may apply, taking into account requirements for protectiveness as identified in the remedial action objectives. The chemical and physical characterization of the Site must also be taken into account. Identify, screen...
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