Successes Under the CEPPA Sample Clauses

Successes Under the CEPPA. The HMWMD has enjoyed many successes under the CEPPA. This section presents several recent examples. • HMWMD has had stable funding for hazardous waste corrective action and compliance and enforcement since 2000. In May 2009, the fees were increased in a manner thought to provide adequate funding through FY11. In fact, this fee increase collected too much money and fee reductions were implemented in 2011 and 2012 and continued through 2014. In recent End-of-Year and State Review Framework Reports, EPA has agreed that the Division is capable of implementing a fully authorized program and all necessary program elements are in place and functioning at a high and efficient level. • The Hazardous Waste Control Program has made substantial progress in the area of safe waste management. HMWMD’s program has exceeded national targets for having operating permits and post-closure permits in place. HMWMD has also made substantial strides in Hazardous Waste Corrective Action. Historically, Colorado has met or exceeded the GPRA goals for the remedy selection, remedy construction, and human health exposures under control environmental measures for the 2020 baseline facilities.
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