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Commission staff says cleanup at Glendale Road meets conditions; certificate of compliance prepared
Summary
Conservation commission staff reported a certificate of compliance was prepared after response actions at a Glendale Road property and said no further remediation was recommended; staff and a meeting attendee confirmed testing and signatures on the document.
Conservation commission staff told members that a certificate of compliance has been prepared for a cleanup at a Glendale Road property and that test results show no additional remediation is recommended.
The commission staff member said the certificate “certify[s] that the work regulated by the above reference order of conditions has been satisfactorily completed,” and read the meeting document’s conclusion: “The result of response actions demonstrate that a permanent solution has been achieved for the property and no additional remediation assessment activities related to the release is recommended.”
A meeting attendee asked whether the soil and water had been tested to confirm the cleanup. The staff member said the contractor who performed the cleanup had provided the testing and that signatures were on the form. The staff member also explained that the commission issues a certificate of compliance after a notice of intent is complete and the conditions of an order have been satisfied.
No formal vote or new order was recorded on the transcript; the exchange occurred as part of routine project correspondence and document handling. The commission did not attach any additional conditions on the record during the discussion.
The commission staff circulated the certificate for signatures during the meeting and confirmed the typed names appeared on the form and that signatories must sign to the left of their printed names.
