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Draft tightens testing, reporting and closure rules; cleanup agencies hold primary corrective-action authority
Summary
The draft shortens deadlines for test reporting, requires initial written release reports to include facility ID and address, expands alternate inspection regimes when release detection is out of service, sets permanent closure completion within 365 days, and assigns primary corrective-action authority to cleanup oversight agencies rather than UPAs.
Staff described significant changes in inspection, testing, reporting and corrective-action procedures intended to speed detection and remediation of releases and to clarify which agencies carry enforcement authority. Among the changes: reserve (release-detection) test results must be submitted within 30 days (down from 60), and the draft updates the release-reporting sequence so owners must provide an initial written report that includes facility…
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