ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Sample Clauses

ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS. During FY 2002-2003 Core Performance Measures will be used to assess the success of the RCRA program. Data for these measures is available through the Biennial Reporting System, the Toxics Release Inventory and the EPA national database for RCRA, called RCRA Info. The Core Performance Measures that Ecology and EPA will use for assessing FY 2002-2003 RCRA Program performance are:
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ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS. The following environmental and performance indicators will be used to determine the long-term success of the RCRA Program. The CORE performance measures developed and agreed to by ECOS and EPA are incorporated into these indicators. During FY’99 EPA and Ecology will assess the progress on these indicators using data available in the RCRIS data base, Biennial Reporting System, and the Toxics Release Inventory data base. This assessment will be done at the end of the year. • Pounds per year of hazardous waste generated per facility (sorted by SIC and ZIP code) from Biennial Reporting System (BRS). See goals 1 through 5. • Pounds per year of toxic chemicals released to air, land, and water as measured by the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI). See goals 1 through 5. • Number and percentage of sites subject to RCRA corrective actions that have (a) human exposures under control and (b) ground water contamination under control. Measured in RCRIS database. See goals 1, 2, 4 and 5. • Percent of high and medium priority facilities subject to RCRA corrective action where a final remedy or interim measure is in place for any portion of the facility. Measured in RCRIS database. See goals 1, 2, 4 and 5. • Percent of facilities that require either an operating or post closure permit where a final permit decision has been made. Measured in RCRIS database. See goals 1 through 5. • Percent incidence of "Environmental Threats" per inspection by calendar year. Measured in RCRIS database. See goals 1 and 5.
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ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE INDICATORS. During this Agreement, core performance measures will be used to assess the success of the RCRA program. Data for these and other measures are available through EPA’s national Biennial Reporting System, Toxics Release Inventory, and the RCRAInfo database. The core measures that Ecology and EPA will use for assessing performance are aligned with Ecology’s goals and priorities above. They include:  Pounds of hazardous waste generated per facility, per year.  Pounds of toxic chemicals released to air, land, and water per year, as measured by the Toxics Release Inventory.  Progress on the number and percentage of sites subject to RCRA corrective action that have (a) human exposures under control and (b) ground water contamination under control, as measured in the RCRAInfo database.  Percent of high and medium priority facilities subject to corrective action, where a final remedy or an interim measure is in place for any portion of the facility.  Percent of facilities that require either an operating or post closure permit, where there are approved controls in place, as measured in the RCRAInfo database.  Percent incidence of "environmental threats" (as defined by Ecology) per inspection by calendar year. Analysis will include data in the RCRAInfo database.  Rates of Significant Non-Compliance, and percentage of Significant Non-Compliance facilities that are returned to compliance.  Number of enforcement actions taken.  Number of environmental risks resolved.
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