OFFICIAL SITE OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY

1. Technical Guidance

Developed using a Stakeholder Process

1. Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for Soil and Soil Leachate for the Migration to Ground Water Exposure Pathway

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for Soil and Soil Leachate for the Migration to Ground Water Exposure Pathway [pdf] Version 1.0 May 2021 USEPA Lloyd Kahn method for determination of soil organic carbon [pdf]
   Response to Comments:	Comments and Responses to Comments on release of Draft Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for the Migration to Ground Water Exposure Pathway [pdf] Version 1.0 May 2021
   Training Links on this topic:

2. Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for Soil for the Ingestion-Dermal and Inhalation Exposure Pathways

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for Soil for the Ingestion-Dermal and Inhalation Exposure Pathways [pdf] Version 1.0 May 2021 USEPA Lloyd Kahn method for determination of soil organic carbon [pdf]
   Response to Comments:	Alternative Remediation Standards Technical Guidance for Soil for the Ingestion-Dermal and Inhalation Exposure Pathways Response to Comments [pdf] Version 1.0 May 2021
   Training Links on this topic:

3. Analytical Methods

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Analytical Laboratory Data Generation, Assessment and usability Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, 4/2014 Quality Assurance Project Plan Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, 4/2014 Data of Known Quality Protocols Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, 4/2014 Data Quality Assessment and Data Usability Evaluation Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, 4/2014
   Response to Comments:	Analytic Methods Response to Comments [pdf]
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Analytical Methods Technical Guidance Document – Webinar

4. Attainment/Compliance

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Attainment/Compliance Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 3.0, Posted 8/21/2024
   Change Log:	Attainment/Compliance Change Log [pdf] Version 3.0, Posted 8/21/2024
   Response to Comments:	Attainment/Compliance Response to Comments [pdf] Version 3.0, Posted 8/21/2024
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Attainment/Compliance

5. Capping of Inorganic and Semi-volatile Contaminants for the Impact to Ground Water Pathway

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Capping of Inorganic and Semi-volatile Contaminants for the Impact to Ground Water Pathway [pdf] Version 1.0, 3/2014
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

6. Capping of Sites Undergoing Remediation

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Capping of Sites Undergoing Remediation [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 7/14/2014
   Response to Comments:	Capping of Sites Undergoing Remediation Response to Comments [pdf]
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

7. Capping of Volatile Contaminants for the Impact to Ground Water Pathway

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Capping of Volatile Contaminants for the Impact to Ground Water Pathway [pdf] Version 1.1, 1/2019
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

8. Characterization of Contaminated Ground Water Discharge to Surface Water Technical Guidance

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Characterization of Contaminated Ground Water Discharge to Surface Water Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 1/2016, Posted 1/19/2016
   Response to Comments:	Characterization of Contaminated Ground Water Discharge to Surface Water Response to Comments [pdf]
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Characterization of Contaminated Ground Water Discharge to Surface Water

9. Commingled Plume Technical Guidance Document

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Commingled Plume Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 3/2018, Posted 3/15/2018
   Change Log:	Commingled Plume Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 3/15/2018
   Response to Comments:	Commingled Plume Technical Guidance Document Response to Comments [pdf]
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Commingled Plume

10. Conceptual Site Model (CSM)

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Conceptual Site Model Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 8/2019, Posted 8/14/2019
    Change Log:	Conceptual Site Model Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 8/14/2019
    Response to Comments:	Conceptual Site Model Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Conceptual Site Model – January 30, 2012

11. Ecological Evaluation Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Ecological Evaluation Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 2.1, Issued 5/2023, Posted 5/11/2023 Ecological Screening Criteria (ESC) Updated 3/10/2009
    Change Log:	Ecological Evaluation Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Version 2.1, Posted 5/11/2023
    Response to Comments:	Ecological Evaluation Response to Comments [pdf] Version 2.0 Ecological Evaluation Dialog Search [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Ecological Evaluation

12. Evaluation of Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Soil Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	This technical guidance replaces the previous Protocol For Addressing Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons (EPH Protocol, Version 3.0, 9 August 2010)
    Document:	Evaluation of Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Soil Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 6/20/2019 Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons Alternative Product Limit Calculator [xlsm] Version 1.1, Posted 12/3/2019 Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons Category 2 Health Based Calculator [xlsm] Version 1.0, Issued 6/2019 Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbon Ingestion-Dermal Exposure Pathway Calculator [xlsm] Version 1.0, Posted 5/17/2021
    Response to Comments:	Evaluation of Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Soil Response to Comments [pdf] Posted 6/20/2019
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

13. Fill Material Guidance for CSRR Sites

    Brief Description of Document	This document was previously titled “Alternative and Clean Fill Guidance for CSRR Sites”. The name has been changed to better reflect document content and to avoid confusion with the Historic Fill Technical Guidance Document
    Document:	Fill Material Guidance for CSRR Sites [pdf] Version 4.0, Posted 10/2021 Fill Material Guidance for CSRR Sites Change Log [pdf] Posted 10/2021
    Response to Comments:	Fill Material Guidance Response to Comments [pdf] Posted 10/2021
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Fill Guidance at CSRR Sites Posted 12/2/2011

14. Ground Water SI/RI/RA

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Ground Water – SI/RI/RA Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 4/3/2012, Posted 4/5/2012
    Response to Comments:	Ground Water – SI/RI/RA Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – PA/SI/RI Ground Water – April 10, 2012

15. Historic Fill Guidance
    (NOTE: This document was formerly titled “Historic Fill and Diffuse Anthropogenic Pollutants Technical Guidance”)

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Historic Fill Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 2.0, Issued 04/29/2013
    Response to Comments:	Historic Fill and Diffuse Anthropogenic Pollutants Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Fill Guidance at CSRR Sites

16. Historically Applied Pesticides

    Brief Description of Document	This guidance provides the investigator with a more streamlined approach to the identification, investigation, delineation and remediation of sites that may be impacted by historically applied pesticides.
    Document:	Historically Applied Pesticide Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 3.1, Posted 2/2022
    Change Log:	Historically Applied Pesticide Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 2/2022
    Response to Comments:	N/A
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Historically Applied Pesticides

17. Immediate Environmental Concern (IEC)

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Immediate Environmental Concern (IEC) Technical Guidance Page Version 2.0, Issued 5/2018, Posted 5/14/2018
    Change Log:	IEC Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Issued 5/2018
    Response to Comments:	IEC Technical Guidance Response to Comments
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – IEC

18. In Situ Remediation: Design Considerations and Performance Monitoring Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	In Situ Remediation: Design Considerations and Performance Monitoring Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 10/17/2017
    Response to Comments:	In Situ Remediation: Design Considerations and Performance Monitoring Response to Comments [pdf] Posted 10/17/2017
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – In Situ Remediation

19. Landfills Investigation Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Landfills Investigation Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.3, Issued 5/2016, Posted 6/2/2016
    Change Log:	Landfills Investigation Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Issued 5/2016, Posted 6/2/2016
    Response to Comments:	Archived
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Landfills Investigation – Webinar

20. Linear Construction Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Linear Construction Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 1/27/2012
    Response to Comments:	Linear Construction Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Immediate Environmental Concern (IEC)

21. Light Non-aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL) Initial Recovery and Interim Remedial Measures Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	LNAPL Initial Recovery and Interim Remedial Measures Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.2, Issued 8/1/2012
    Response to Comments:	Archived
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – LNAPL

22. Monitored Natural Attenuation

    Brief Description of Document	The Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA) Technical Guidance document was developed to provide detailed information on the use of MNA as a remedial action for a contaminated ground water site in New Jersey. The term MNA refers to the reliance on natural attenuation processes to achieve the applicable ground water remediation standard.
    Document:	Monitored Natural Attenuation Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 2.0, Issued 9/2022, Posted 9/20/2022
    Change Log:	Monitored Natural Attenuation Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 9/20/2022
    Response to Comments:	Monitored Natural Attenuation Response to Comments [pdf] Version 2.0
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Monitored Natural Attenuation

23. NJDEP Field Sampling Procedures Manual

    Brief Description of Document	The NJDEP’s Field Sampling Procedures Manual is the most current technical guidance associated with procedures and equipment utilized for the collection of environmental samples. The primary intent of the manual is to promote accuracy and consistency when environmental samples are collected and prepared for chemical analysis by public and private entities.
    Document:	NJDEP Field Sampling Procedures Manual Page
    Response to Comments:	Field Sampling Procedures Manual Response to Comments and Change Logs
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

24. Off-Site Source Ground Water Investigation Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Off-Site Source Ground Water Investigation Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 9/2018, Posted 9/13/2018
    Change Log:	Off-Site Source Ground Water Investigation Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 9/13/2018
    Response to Comments:	Off-Site Source Ground Water Investigation Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

25. Perimeter Air Monitoring Technical Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The Perimeter Air Monitoring (PAM) Technical Guidance provides guidance on sites where PAM implementation is applicable, how to plan and execute PAM that generates quality data, and how to evaluate data generated from PAM to determine whether actions are needed to protect off-site receptors from the migration of contaminants released by remediation activities. The PAM Technical Guidance is also accompanied by a PAM Calculator and User’s guide to assist investigators in the development of health based threshold values (HBTVs) and response levels for PAM.
    Document:	Perimeter Air Monitoring Technical Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 12/2023, Posted 12/4/2023 Perimeter Air Monitoring Technical Guidance Calculator [xlsm] (It is recommended you download the spreadsheet to your computer before working with it. The spreadsheet might not work properly if opened in a Web browser. You will need Microsoft Excel or compatible spreadsheet software. Be sure to configure the spreadsheet software to enable macros to run. Otherwise, the spreadsheet’s programming will not work.)
    Response to Comments:	Perimeter Air Monitoring Response to Comments [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 12/4/2023
    Training Links on this topic:

26. Planning for and Response to Catastrophic Events at Contaminated Sites

    Brief Description of Document	This Technical Guidance presents lessons learned from Superstorm Sandy and identifies improvements that can be made to enhance remedial system resiliency and prepare for future catastrophic events.
    Document:	Planning for and Response to Catastrophic Events at Contaminated Sites [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 6/2016, Posted 6/3/2016
    Response to Comments:	Planning for and Response to Catastrophic Events at Contaminated Sites: Response to Comments [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 6/3/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Planning for and Response to Catastrophic Events at Contaminated Sites

27. Preliminary Assessment

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Preliminary Assessment Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.3, Issued 3/2018, Posted 3/15/2018, Contact information corrected 9/2019
    Change Log:	Preliminary Assessment Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 3/2018
    Response to Comments:	Archived
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Preliminary Assessment – Webinar

28. Presumptive and Alternate Remedy Guidance

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Presumptive and Alternate Remedy Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 2.1, Issued 2/2018, Posted 2/8/2018
    Change Log:	Presumptive and Alternate Remedy Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 2/2018
    Response to Comments:	Archived
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Presumptive and Alternate Remedy Guidance

29. Receptor Evaluation

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	For Technical Guidance refer to the Receptor Evaluation Form Instructions which can be found at: CSRR Forms Library
    Response to Comments:
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Receptor Evaluation

30. Remediation Standards

    Brief Description of Document	NJDEP Site Remediation Program’s Guidance for the Remediation Standards N.J.A.C. 7:26D.
    Document:	Remediation Standards (RS) Page
    Response to Comments:
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

31. Soil SI/RI/RA

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Soil – SI/RI/RA Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.2, Issued 3/2015 Soil – SI/RI/RA Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf]
    Response to Comments:	Archived
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – SI/RI/RA Soils – Webinar

32. Technical Impracticability (TI)

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Technical Impracticability (TI) Guidance Document [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 12/3/2013
    Response to Comments:	Technical Impracticability (TI) Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Technical Impracticability – Webinar

33. Technical Guidance for Investigating Child Care Centers and Educational Facilities

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Technical Guidance for Investigating Child Care Centers and Educational Facilities [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 2/2017, Posted 2/8/2017
    Response to Comments:	Technical Guidance for Investigating Child Care Centers and Educational Facilities Response to Comments [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Investigating Child Care Centers and Educational Facilities

34. Technical Guidance for Investigation of Underground Storage Tank Systems

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Technical Guidance for Investigation of Underground Storage Tank Systems [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 4/12/2012
    Response to Comments:	Technical Guidance for Investigation of Underground Storage Tank Systems Response to Comments [xls]
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Technical Guidance for Investigation of Underground Storage Tank Systems

35. Vapor Intrusion

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Vapor Intrusion Technical Guidance Page Version 5.0, Issued 5/2021, Posted 5/17/2021
    Change Log:	Vapor Intrusion Technical Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 5/17/2021
    Response to Comments:	Updates to the Vapor Intrusion Technical Guidance Response to Comments [pdf] Version 5.0 May 2021, Posted 5/17/2021
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Vapor Intrusion – Webinar

Developed prior to enactment of SRRA

1. Characterization of Concrete and Clean Material Certification

   Brief Description of Document	The Guidance for Characterization of Concrete and Clean Material Certification for Recycling document includes Sampling and Analysis Protocol guidance below is for certain contaminants that the Department recognizes may be found in concrete from contaminated sites. Only uncontaminated concrete will normally qualify for unrestricted recycling, while some minimally contaminated concrete or concrete fines may qualify for beneficial uses but only with Department approval.
   Document:	Characterization of Concrete and Clean Material Certification Document (Via the NJDEP Sustainable Waste Management Program)
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

2. Coordination of NJDEP and USEPA PCB Remediation Policies

   Brief Description of Document	The Contaminated Site Remediation and Redevelopment Program has promulgated residential and non-residential soil remediation standards for the ingestion-dermal exposure pathway of 0.25 mg/kg and 1.1 mg/kg for total polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), respectively, which are based upon a legislatively mandated 1 X 10-6 cancer end-point. A soil remediation standard for the migration to ground water pathway of 1.6 mg/kg has also been promulgated for total PCBs which is based on the ground water remediation standard. It should be noted that the full guidance document will be updated to reflect these changes in the near future.
   Document:	Coordination of NJDEP and USEPA PCB Remediation Policies [pdf] Version 1.1, Updated 9/18/2023, Posted 9/19/2023
   Change Log:	Coordination of NJDEP and USEPA PCB Remediation Policies Change Log [pdf] Posted 9/19/2023
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

3. Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons Methodology Replacement of TPH Method 418.1 for the Site Remediation Program

   Brief Description of Document
   Documents:	Phase-in for the implementation of the “Protocol for Addressing Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons” and the associated analytical method “Analysis of Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbon Compounds (EPH) in Aqueous and Soil/Sediment/Sludge Matrices” [pdf] Version 3.0, Issued 8/9/2010
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – EPH Methodology Replacement of TPH Method 418.1 for the Site Remediation Program

4. Findings and Recommendations for the Remediation of Historic Pesticide Contamination (March 1999; developed with stakeholder input)

   Brief Description of Document
   Documents:	Findings and Recommendations for the Remediation of Historic Pesticide Contamination Issued 3/1999
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

5. IEC-GAC POET Specifications

   Brief Description of Document	This document gives the minimum specifications for a Granular Activated Carbon Point-of-Entry Treatment System.
   Document:	POET Specifications – GAC [pdf] Issued 3/26/2015
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

6. Protocol for Addressing EPH Contamination

   Brief Description of Document	This New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) guidance document will provide direction on how to address petroleum hydrocarbon mixture discharges except for those that originate from the more volatile petroleum hydrocarbon mixtures (i.e., gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel, and mineral spirits). This guidance document provides a health-based approach to accomplish the remediation of petroleum hydrocarbon mixtures.
   Document:	Protocol for Addressing EPH Contamination Technical Guidance Document [pdf] Version 5.0, Issued 8/9/2010
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

7. Sheen Remediation Guidance, February 2006

   Brief Description of Document	“Sheen” Remediation Policy Initiative
   Document:	Sheen Remediation Guidance
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

8. Volatile Organic Contamination including methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) and tertiary butyl alcohol (TBA) derived from discharges of Petroleum Mixtures

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Volatile Organic Contamination including methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) and tertiary butyl alcohol (TBA) derived from discharges of Petroleum Mixtures Posted 25 January 2009
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

2. Financial Guidance: Fee / Grant

1. Fees/Oversight Cost Guidance Document

   Brief Description of Document	The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to the person responsible for conducting the remediation regarding the fees that apply to specific activities and submittals subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act, Site Remediation Reform Act, Underground Storage Tank Act, Industrial Site Recovery Act, and child care center licensing requirements. This guidance describes the steps to identify an annual remediation fee for new cases and those fees that still are in place, and when they apply. This guidance does not take into consideration every combination or scenario that may exist, but rather is designed to addresses a majority of the most common occurrences. It should also be noted that section XI of this Guidance identifies those cases that are, and may in the future be, subject to direct billing for oversight costs pursuant to the Administrative Requirements for the Remediation of Contaminated Sites (ARRCS) rule, specifically N.J.A.C. 7:26C-4.5.
   Document:	Fees/Oversight Cost Guidance Document [pdf] Version 3.0, Effective 6/3/2024, Posted 6/3/2024
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

2. Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund Application Guidance

   Brief Description of Document	The Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund (HDSRF) grants and loans are available to public entities, private entities, and non-profit organizations (as described in section 501(c)(3) of the federal internal revenue code) that perform a remediation pursuant to DEP’s Site Remediation Program requirements.The HDSRF Fund page below provides current information about the Fund.
   Document:	Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund Page
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

3. Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Remediation Fund Application Guidance

   Brief Description of Document	The UST Fund provides financial assistance in the form of loans and grants to eligible owners and operators for the remediation of discharges of residential and other unregulated petroleum underground storage tanks, and for the closure and remediation of State regulated petroleum underground storage tanks.The UST Fund page below provides current information about the Fund.
   Document:	Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Remediation Fund Page
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

4. RFS Cost Guidance
   (NOTE: This document was formerly known as “Cost Guidance”)

   Brief Description of Document	Detailed Remediation/Remediation Funding Source Cost Estimate Guidance
   Document:	Remediation Funding Source Cost Estimate Guidance Documents
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

5. Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Application Instructions

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Application Instructions [pdf] Version 1.2, Issued 3/4/2011
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

6. Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Cost Guide

   Brief Description of Document	The TAG Cost Guide is used by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection when reviewing a financial plan submitted with TAG applications.
   Document:	Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Cost Guide [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 12/15/2009
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

7. Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Guidance
   (NOTE: This document was not in the original list, but it is an important part of our TAG guidance package.)

   Brief Description of Document	This guidance document will assist community groups and licensed site remediation professionals (LSRP) in determining who is eligible for a technical assistance grant (TAG), how to apply for a TAG, what are eligible TAG activities and the reporting requirements associated with a TAG.
   Document:	Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Guidance [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 1/31/2011 Technical Assistance Grant’s (TAG) in Process
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

8. Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Project Summary Sheets

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Project Summary Sheets [xls] Version 1.0
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

3. Administrative Guidance

1. Activity Merge Requirements Guidance

   Brief Description of Document	This document provides information on merge requirements and how remediating parties may request the merging of LSR activities at a site’s Program Interest number.
   Document:	Activity Merge Requirements Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 12/5/2023, Posted 12/6/2023
   Training Links on this topic:

2. Administrative Guidance for Addressing Unknown Off-Site Sources of Contamination
   (NOTE: This document was formerly titled “Administrative guidance for LSRPs and Subsurface Evaluators when encountering contamination that is suspected to be unrelated to a known discharge undergoing remediation”)

   Brief Description of Document	When conducting remedial activities, Licensed Site Remediation Professionals and Subsurface Evaluators (LSRP/SSE) may encounter contamination that is suspected to be unrelated to the site under investigation (the subject site). This document provides administrative guidance for the LSRP/SSE under three scenarios depending on where the contamination was identified in relation to the subject site and whether the subject site is a heating oil tank at a residential property.
   Document:	Administrative Guidance for Addressing Unknown Off-Site Sources of Contamination [pdf] Version 2.0, Posted 1/15/2016
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

3. Administrative Guidance for Green, Sustainable, and Resilient Remediation

   Brief Description of Document
   Document:	Administrative Guidance for Green, Sustainable, and Resilient Remediation [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 9/21/2023
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

4. Administrative Guidance for the Migration to Ground Water Exposure Pathway Soil Remediation Standards

   Brief Description of Document	This Administrative Guidance addresses implementation of the migration to ground water soil exposure pathway soil remediation standards.
   Document:	Administrative Guidance for the Migration to Ground Water Exposure Pathway Soil Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 10/12/2021
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

5. Administrative Guidance Regarding Compliance with Remedial Action Report Timeframes

   Brief Description of Document	This Administrative Guidance provides tips for justifying an extension to a remedial action timeframe.
   Document:	Administrative Guidance Regarding Compliance with Remedial Action Report Timeframes [pdf] Posted 4/4/2017
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

6. Administrative Guidance Regarding Environmental Remediation Undertaken by the New Jersey Schools Development Authority

   Brief Description of Document	This guidance addresses remediations that are being conducted under the purview of the Education Facilities Construction Financing Act and the New Jersey Schools Development Authority (SDA).
   Document:	Administrative Guidance Regarding Environmental Remediation Undertaken by the New Jersey Schools Development Authority [pdf] Posted 5/1/2017
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

7. Analytical Method Certification Requirements for the Site Remediation Program

   Brief Description of Document	This notice serves as a reminder that, pursuant to the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation at N.J.A.C. 7:26E-2.1(a)1, laboratories or companies involved in any laboratory or field activity that generates and/or provides analytical data are required to have all applicable certifications for the specific parameters or categories for which certification exists pursuant to the Regulations Governing the Certification of Laboratories and Environmental Measurements (N.J.A.C. 7:18).
   Document:	Analytical Method Certification Requirements for the Site Remediation Program
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

8. CEA Guidance

   Brief Description of Document	This Guidance helps with the designation of Classification Exception Areas (CEAs)
   Document:	CEA Guidance Page
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

9. Contaminants of Emerging Concern: timeframe issues for existing cases

   Brief Description of Document	This Administrative Guidance explains how timeframes are affected when a contaminant of emerging concern (CEC) is detected at an existing case.
   Document:	CECs Timeframes Existing Cases [pdf] Version 2.0, Posted 10/14/2022 PFAS Handling Industry Sectors [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 8/5/2021 CSRR Contaminants of Emerging Concern Web Page
   Change Log:	CECs Timeframes Existing Cases Change Log [pdf] Version 2.0, Posted 10/14/2022
   FAQs:	Contaminants of Emerging Concern FAQ [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 8/5/2021
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

10. Diffuse Anthropogenic Pollution (DAP) Administrative Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	This document describes what diffuse anthropogenic pollution (DAP) is and where this pollution is likely to be found in New Jersey. This document includes the procedures that the person responsible for conducting the remediation should follow when DAP is identified at a site but will not be remediated. The document provides language that the LSRP should use in the Response Action Outcome (RAO) to provide notice to future site owners and occupants that DAP is present.
    Document:	Diffuse Anthropogenic Pollution (DAP) Administrative Guidance [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 4/30/2013
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

11. Direct Oversight Guidance: When the Department of Environmental Protection May Undertake Direct Oversight of a Remediation of a Contaminated Site

    Brief Description of Document	Pursuant to Section 27b of the Site Remediation Reform Act, N.J.S.A. 58:10C-27 the Department of Environmental Protection (Department) is authorized, under certain conditions, to undertake direct oversight of the remediation of a contaminated site or a portion of a contaminated site. The Legislature has established specific conditions that trigger the Department’s evaluation of the remediation of a site for direct oversight. In addition, Section 27d the Site Remediation Reform Act requires the Department to issue guidelines establishing specific criteria that the Department will evaluate in order to determine when a site or a portion of a site will be subject to direct oversight pursuant to Section 27b. The purpose of this guidance document is to fulfill this requirement and to provide the public with notice of these criteria.
    Document:	Direct Oversight Guidance: When the Department of Environmental Protection May Undertake Direct Oversight of a Remediation of a Contaminated Site [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 11/4/2009
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

12. Direct Oversight Public Participation Plan Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	This administrative guidance is to be used when developing public participation plans required for sites that are subject to direct oversight. The public participation plan is an opportunity for the person responsible for conducting the remediation to provide site information that is appropriate for the individual site and solicit community input from the community affected or potentially affected by the site.
    Document:	Direct Oversight Public Participation Plan Guidance [pdf] Version 3.0, Issued 1/26/2023, Posted 1/26/2023
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

13. GIS Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The Administrative Requirements for GIS Deliverables contains guidance for various GIS standards and deliverables required by the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation rules at N.J.A.C. 7:26E. The goal of this guidance document is to provide a framework to ensure compliance with GIS submission requirements and efficient integration of these GIS submissions with the Contaminated Site Remediation and Redevelopment’s existing GIS databases.
    Document:	Administrative Requirements for GIS Deliverables Guidance [pdf] Version 2.0, Issued 6/2023, Posted 7/24/2023 GIS Guidance Page
    Change Log:	Administrative Requirements for GIS Deliverables Guidance Change Log [pdf] Posted 7/24/2023
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

14. Guidance for Submission of Electronic Documents on Compact Disc or Other Portable Media

    Brief Description of Document	This guidance describes the naming convention to be used by the person responsible for conducting the remediation when submitting documents to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection – Site Remediation & Waste Management Program electronically on compact disc or other portable media. The guidance also provides helpful hints for what electronic documents should be included on the disc. This document should not be used when submitting documents using the online portal.
    Document:	Guidance for Submission of Electronic Documents on Compact Disc or Other Portable Media [pdf] Posted 3/16/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

15. Implementation of January 18, 2018 Ground Water Remediation Standards

    Brief Description of Document	The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) adopted specific ground water quality standards for 23 contaminants. Pursuant to the Remediation Standards (N.J.A.C. 7:26D), Class II-A specific ground water quality standards are ground water remediation standards for Class II-A ground water. This document explains how the person responsible for conducting the remediation is to implement these ground water remediation standards.
    Document:	Implementation of January 18, 2018 Ground Water Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 1/18/2018
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

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    Implementation of March 13, 2019 Interim Ground Water Quality Criteria, PQLs and Standards for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic Acid (PFOS)

    Brief Description of Document	The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) posted interim ground water quality standards for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) to its website on March 13, 2019. This guidance explains how the person responsible for conducting the remediation is to implement these interim ground water quality standards.
    Document:	Implementation of March 13, 2019 Interim Ground Water Quality Criteria, PQLs and Standards for (PFOA) and (PFOS) [pdf] Posted 5/28/2019
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

17. Implementation of November 25, 2015 Interim Ground Water Quality Criteria, PQLs and Standards

    Brief Description of Document	The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) posted interim ground water quality standards for several contaminants to its website on November 25, 2015. This guidance explains how the person responsible for conducting the remediation is to implement these interim ground water quality standards, as well as how the Department will interpret whether the remedial investigation for a contaminated site is completed for sites where these contaminants may be of concern. This includes sites subject to the May 7, 2016 statutory deadline. This new policy replaces the policy originally posted on November 25, 2015.
    Document:	Implementation of November 25, 2015 Interim Ground Water Quality Criteria, PQLs and Standards [pdf] Posted 3/8/2016
    FAQs:	Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Implementation of November 25, 2015 Interim Ground Water Quality Criteria, PQLs and Standards [pdf] Posted 3/8/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

18. Implementation of September 18, 2017 Updated Soil Remediation Standards

    Brief Description of Document	The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (Department) posted updated soil remediation standards for 19 contaminants to its website on September 18, 2017. These documents explain how the person responsible for conducting the remediation is to implement these updated soil remediation standards.
    Document:	Notice of Administrative Change to Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 9/18/2017 Notice of Administrative Correction to Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 9/18/2017, Publication Date: 10/16/2017 Implementation of Updated Soil Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 9/18/2017 PowerPoint presentation: IRIS Updates – Soil Remediation Standards [pdf] Posted 9/18/2017
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

19. Interpretation of Technical Requirements for Site Remediation requirement to “complete the remedial investigation” (N.J.A.C. 7:26E-4.10)
    (NOTE: This document was formerly titled “Historic Fill and Diffuse Anthropogenic Pollutants Technical Guidance”)

    Brief Description of Document	This document addresses what “contaminated site” means, what “contamination” means, what “complete the remedial investigation” means, what “nature and extent of the contamination” means, and the need to attain remediation standards prior to issuance of a Response Action Outcome.
    Document:	Interpretation of Technical Requirements for Site Remediation requirement to “complete the remedial investigation” (N.J.A.C. 7:26E-4.10) [pdf] Posted 1/13/2020
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

20. Investigating Impacts to Surface Water

    Brief Description of Document	This document restates existing requirements related to investigating surface waters impacted by upland contaminated sites. Pursuant to the Site Remediation and Waste Management Program (CSRR) enabling legislation, rules and implementing guidance, current and historic contaminant migration from all sites must be characterized and delineated to the extent of that site’s contamination. This applies to potential migration of contamination from upland sites to nearby or adjacent surface waters, including, but not limited to, heavily industrialized urban rivers that may have become contaminated by numerous point and non-point discharges, are part of an ongoing study, or are associated with a CERCLA National Priority List (NPL) site.
    Document:	Investigating Impacts to Surface Water [pdf] Posted 11/25/2015 https://njdepwptest.net/wp-content/uploads/srp/inv_impacts_to_surface_water.pdf
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

21. Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) Timeframe Communication Requirements

    Brief Description of Document	On January 4, 2016, the New Jersey Site Remediation Professional Licensing Board adopted a new rule governing the licensed site remediation professional (LSRP) program, codified at N.J.A.C. 7:26I (“Regulations of the New Jersey Site Remediation Professional Licensing Board”, “Board rule”). The Board rule addresses LSRPs’ professional conduct and includes requirements at N.J.A.C. 7:26I-6.8(b) and (c) and N.J.A.C. 7:26I-6.18(b) concerning the LSRP’s duty to communicate with clients regarding applicable remediation timeframes, notify clients if those timeframes are unlikely to be met, and the consequences of missing those timeframes.
    Documents:	Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) Timeframe Communication Requirements [pdf] Version 1.0, Issued 5/5/2016, Posted 5/9/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

22. Licensing of Proposed Child Care Centers

    Brief Description of Document	This Web page provides environmental guidance for proposed and existing child care facilities and educational facilities.
    Document:	Environmental Guidance for All Child Care Facilities & Education institutions Page
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

23. Need for LSRPs and SSEs to have an A-901 license at Site Remediation sites

    Brief Description of Document	This policy statement serves to clarify the situations when Licensed Site Remediation Professionals and Certified Subsurface Evaluators do not need to have an A-901 license when overseeing remediation, as well as those situations when an A-901 license is required.
    Document:	Policy Statement – LSRPs and SSEs need for an A-901 license [pdf] Posted 8/11/2022
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

24. Post-No Further Action Compliance Notice for Cases Requiring a Remedial Action Permit (May 3, 2021)

    Brief Description of Document	This Compliance Notice reminds businesses and individuals who have received a DEP-issued Limited Restricted or Restricted Use No Further Action letter prior to May 7, 2012 of their obligation to apply for and receive the required soil or ground water remedial action permit, pursuant to 58:10C-19b. Steps on how to come into compliance are outlined, along with the associated fees.
    Document:	Post-No Further Action Compliance Notice for Cases Requiring a Remedial Action Permit (June 2024) – updated to include applicable fees for Fiscal Year 2025 [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

25. Preparation of the Case Inventory Documents

    Brief Description of Document	The Case Inventory Document (CID) is a concise summary of all areas of concern (AOCs) and major case components that serve to form the basis for remedial decisions. The person responsible for conducting the remediation shall develop and submit the CID with each remedial phase report and Direct Oversight Documents. The tracking of AOCs and major case components allows for the person responsible for conducting the remediation and the Department of Environmental Protection (Department) to: efficiently track the progress of all AOCs from identification to issuance of a final remediation document (i.e., Remedial Action Outcome (RAO), No Further Action letters (NFAs), etc.), in one easily identified section of the technical reports; review a summary of the work completed and planned at each AOC; and identify the current case status. This tracking process allows for the snapshot review of remedial efforts.
    Document:	Preparation of the Case Inventory Documents [xlsm] (Excel spreadsheet has multiple tabs containing Instructions)
    Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Preparation of the Case Inventory Documents

26. Pre-Purchase Administrative Consent Order Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The purpose of this document is to explain how a prospective purchaser of a contaminated site can obtain a pre-purchase Administrative Consent Order. A Pre-Purchase ACO allows certain adjustments to the direct oversight requirements for parties who are going to acquire a site that is subject to direct oversight, provided the potential buyer meets certain requirements set forth in statute and regulation. The Pre-Purchase ACO enables a potential buyer who is not a discharger, responsible party, nor is in any way related to the responsible party(ies) at the site to acquire/purchase and remediate the site while maintaining compliance with the requirements of adjusted direct oversight.
    Document:	Pre-Purchase Administrative Consent Order Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 9/9/2022
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

27. Process for RCRA, CERCLA and Federal Facility Sites

    Brief Description of Document
    Document:	Process for RCRA, CERCLA and Federal Facility Sites [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

28. Public Notification Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The Department has recently adopted rule amendments affecting public notification requirements to address concerns from the community. Included in these amendments is the recodifying of the public notification requirements from the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation (Technical Requirements, N.J.A.C. 7:26E-1.4) in the Administrative Requirements for the Remediation of Contaminated Sites (ARRCS, N.J.A.C. 7:26C-1.7). Please note: ARRCS states that public notification must be conducted 14 days prior to commencing field activities associated with the Remedial Action (RA). This differs from the previous requirement in the Technical Requirements that public notification must be conducted 14 days prior to commencing field activities associated with the Remedial Investigation (RI). This change was made in error and the requirement for public notification will be changed back to the RI in a future rule amendment package. Until the amendment package is adopted, and as mentioned above, the Department believes that it beneficial to everyone the early that public outreach and notification occurs, and supports RPs conducting public outreach and notification occurs prior to the RA.The Department has compiled a list of FAQs, and developed the following guidance to help remediation parties comply with the amendments:
    Document:	Public Notification & Outreach Guidance Page
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

29. Response Action Outcome Guidance Document (RAO)
    (NOTE: This document was formerly “Issuance of Response Action Outcomes”)

    Brief Description of Document	The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has issued this guidance document to assist licensed site remediation professionals in the structure of a response action outcome (RAO), the different types of response action outcomes, when a licensed site remediation professional may issue a response action outcome, to whom it may be issued and when the licensed site remediation professional is to include specific inserts and reporting requirements in a response action outcome.The Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment program has prepared a single response action outcome shell document to ensure content consistency. The licensed site remediation professional is expressly prohibited from modifying the content of a response action outcome except as explicitly provided for in this guidance. The licensed site remediation professional can not apply variance provisions in any Department rule to this document.
    Documents:	Response Action Outcome Guidance Document [pdf] Version 3.1, Issued 11/2021, Posted 11/22/2021 Response Action Outcome Guidance Document Change Log [pdf] Version 3.1, Posted 11/22/2021 Response Action Outcome Guidance Document Change Log [pdf] Version 3.0, Archived Model Response Action Outcome [docx] (Appendix D for ARRCS Rule) Response Action Outcome Notices [docx] Updated 11/2016, Posted 11/21/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

30. Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment program’s Electronic Data Interchange

    Brief Description of Document	The Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment (CSRR) has developed this manual to help you submit your data to us electronically. The manual is designed to make it easier to submit your data and incorporate it into a data management system. This will help the CSRR make more informed cleanup decisions, respond more accurately to questions and improve our ability to review your data more quickly and accurately.
    Document:	Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment program’s Electronic Data Interchange Page
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

31. Soil Remediation Standards Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The Department has developed documents that will help remediating parties comply with the new soil remediation standards and with the development of alternative soil remediation standards:
    Document:	Soil Remediation Standards Guidance Documents Page Originally Issued June 2008
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

32. Spill Act Liens and the Procedures for a Property Owner to Contest a Spill Act Lien Administrative Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	The purpose of this administrative guidance is to explain what a Spill Act lien is and to describe the procedures for an owner of property against which the Department has filed a lien pursuant to the Spill Compensation and Control Act, N.J.S.A. 58:10-23.11f (“Spill Act lien”), to receive timely notice of the Department’s filing of the lien and to have an opportunity to contest the reasonableness of the Department’s decision to file the lien.
    Document:	Spill Act Lien Administrative Guidance [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 2/9/2016
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

33. Status of Administrative Consent Orders and Remediation Agreements

    Brief Description of Document	Parties currently conducting remediation pursuant to an Administrative Consent Order (ACO) or a Remediation Agreement (RA) have asked for clarification regarding the status of their ACO/RA in light of the 2009 amendments to the Brownfield and Contaminated Site Remediation Act. N.J.S.A. 58:10B-1.3. This notice is intended to provide that clarification
    Document:	Status of Administrative Consent Orders and Remediation Agreements Status of Administrative Consent Orders and Remediation Agreements [pdf]
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

34. Submission and Use of Data in GIS Compatible Formats Pursuant to Technical Requirements for Site Remediation

    Brief Description of Document	NOTE: The SRRA Guidance matrix points to the same Web page for GIS Guidance as for this guidance item.This guidance document is intended to clarify the relationship between the “Mapping and Digital Data Standards” (MDDS) criteria and practical issues associated with electronic submission of contaminated site remediation information called for in the requirements of N.J.A. C.7:26E. The goals of this guidance are to ensure swift, uncomplicated integration of digital map submissions with the CSRR’s existing GIS databases.
    Document:	GIS Guidance Page
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

35. Well Search Guidance

    Brief Description of Document	Summarizes a Department Data Miner query that serves as an electronic search for all wells within ½ and 1 mile of points of contamination as defined by N.J.A.C. 7:26E-1.17. The search is appropriate for CEA biennial certifications and initial evaluations. Refers users to additional guidance to help reduce the number of wells initially under consideration for sampling to just those which are likely to be impacted by contamination.
    Document:	Well Search Guidance (via CEA Compliance Page)
    Training Links on this topic:	N/A

4. Permits

1. NJPDES Discharges to Ground Water Technical Manual for the Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment program

   Brief Description of Document	The purpose of this document is to provide guidance for implementing the New Jersey Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Discharge to Ground Water (NJPDES-DGW) regulations at contaminated sites, as defined in the Administrative Requirements for the Remediation of Contaminated Sites, N.J.A.C. 7:26C (the ARRCS Rules) and/or at sites subject to the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation, N.J.A.C. 7:26E (the Technical Rules). This document has not been updated to reflect rule changes adopted after June 2007. Regulatory citations currently applicable to the DGW Permit-by-rule provisions discussed in this manual are in the NJPDES rule at N.J.A.C. 7:14A-7.5(a) and (b) and 8.5 and in the Technical Rules at N.J.A.C. 7:26E-1.5(b) and (h) and 5.6. N.J.A.C. 7:26E-5.6(b) requires submittal of a DGW Proposal and N.J.A.C. 7:26E-5.6(c) specifies applicable public notice and notification requirements. Additional interim update information is provided at the below link and in the instructions for the “Discharge to Ground Water Permit by Rule Authorization Request” form, at https://njdepwptest.net/srp/forms/.
   Document:	NJPDES Discharges to Ground Water Technical Manual for the Site Remediation Program Issued 6/2007
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A

2. Remedial Action Permit for Ground Water

   Brief Description of Document	This guidance is developed to assist the Licensed Site Remediation Professional in determining when and if a Remedial Action Permit is needed. This guidance is not intended to supersede any rule or regulation.
   Document:	Remedial Action Permit for Ground Water [pdf] Version 2.1, Issued 2/2023, Posted 2/7/2023 Appendix 1 is available as a model document on the Forms webpage. Remedial Action Permit for Ground Water Checklist and Helpful Hints [pdf] Version 1.2, Posted 5/2/2022 Summary of existing guidance regarding Ground Water Remedial Action Permit Applications – vertical delineation of ground water contamination and monitored natural attenuation proposals [pdf] Posted 11/21/2019
   Change Log:	Remedial Action Permit for Ground Water Change Log [pdf] Posted 2/7/2023 Remedial Action Permit for Ground Water Checklist and Helpful Hints Change Log [pdf] Posted 5/2/2022
   FAQs:	Remedial Action Permit Application and Remedial Action Report Submittal Frequently Asked Questions and Flow Charts [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 6/20/2023
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Remedial Action Permit

3. Remedial Action Permit for Soils

   Brief Description of Document	This guidance is designed to assist the person responsible for conducting the remediation to determine when a Soil Remedial Action Permit (RAP) Application should be submitted and by whom and to assist in navigating the Soil RAP process.
   Document:	Remedial Action Permit for Soils [pdf] Version 1.1, Issued 6/2024, Posted 6/18/2024 Appendices 2-5 are available as model documents on the Forms webpage. Remedial Action Permit for Soil Checklist and Helpful Hints [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 7/13/2017
   Change Log:	Remedial Action Permit for Soils Change Log Posted 6/18/2024
   FAQs:	Remedial Action Permit Application and Remedial Action Report Submittal Frequently Asked Questions and Flow Charts [pdf] Version 1.0, Posted 6/20/2023
   Training Links on this topic:	CSRR Training – Remedial Action Permit

4. Remedial Action Permit Requirements for RCRA GPRA 2020, CERCLA and Federal Facility Sites under Traditional DEP Oversight

   Brief Description of Document	The Department has developed guidance on how Remedial Action Permits will be implemented at RCRA GPRA 2020, CERCLA and Federal Facility Sites. The document that is posted on the Department’s training and tools web page at https://njdepwptest.net/srp/training/quick-reference/ outlines when remedial action permits and biennial certifications are required and information on the associated fees and oversight costs at RCRA GPRA 2020, CERCLA and Federal Facility sites. It is suggested you review this document, particularly if you have a case involving one of these types of facilities.
   Document:	Remedial Action Permit Requirements for RCRA GPRA 2020, CERCLA and Federal Facility Sites under Traditional DEP Oversight [pdf] Issued 9/11/2012
   Training Links on this topic:	N/A