310 CMR, § 40.1080 - Changes in Site Activities and/or Uses or Other Site Conditions after an Activity and Use Limitation Has Been Filed
(1)
Evaluation of Contemplated Site Activity and/or Use
Changes. Where a Permanent or Temporary Solution is based upon
certain restrictions, limitations and/or conditions on Site Activities and/or
Uses, any contemplated Site Activity and/or Use that is not specifically
permitted by an Activity and Use Limitation and that may invalidate the
condition of No Significant Risk or No Substantial Hazard, whichever is
applicable were it to occur, shall be evaluated by an LSP before such Site
Activity and/or Use is implemented. Such evaluation shall be submitted to the
Department using a transmittal form provided for such purpose and shall
include:
(a) an LSP Opinion on a form
prescribed by the Department as to whether, based on an evaluation of the
contemplated Site Activity and/or Use pursuant to the risk characterization
process in
310
CMR 40.0900, a condition of No Significant
Risk or No Substantial Hazard, whichever is applicable, will continue to exist
if the contemplated changes in Site Activity and/or Use were to
occur;
(b) the risk
characterization conducted pursuant to
310
CMR 40.0900 evaluating the contemplated Site
Activity and/or Use on which the LSP Opinion in 310 CMR 40.1080(1)(a) is based;
and
(c) a response action plan in
accordance with
310
CMR 40.1067 and 310 CMR 40.0000 that
specifies any additional response actions necessary to maintain or achieve a
condition of No Significant Risk or No Substantial Hazard for the contemplated
Site Activity and/or Use and the objectives of the Activity and Use Limitation,
if any such LSP Opinion indicates that a condition of No Significant Risk or No
Substantial Hazard, whichever is applicable, would no longer be met as a result
of the contemplated changes in Site Activity and/or Use.
(2)
Procedures for Additional
Response Actions. Additional response actions required to maintain
a level of No Significant Risk or No Substantial Hazard, for the contemplated
changes in Site Activities or Uses, shall be completed before the new or
altered activities or uses commence in accordance with the following:
(a) any additional response actions shall be
conducted pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0000 and specifically
310
CMR 40.1067;
(b) such response actions shall achieve a
level of No Significant Risk or No Substantial Hazard, for the new/altered Site
Activities or Uses contemplated for the disposal site;
(c) the Activity and Use Limitation shall be
amended or released as appropriate pursuant to
310
CMR 40.1081 to include the new or altered
Site Activities or Uses identified in the LSP Opinion under 310 CMR 40.1080(1)
before the new or altered Site Activities or Uses commence; and
(d) a revised Permanent or Temporary Solution
Statement, where applicable, shall be submitted to the Department to reflect
any changes in conditions from the previous Permanent or Temporary Solution
Statement within 60 days from completion of response actions.
(3) At any disposal site which
relies, in whole or in part, upon a Grant of Environmental Restriction to
maintain a level of No Significant Risk or No Substantial Hazard and where such
Environmental Restriction is not granted in perpetuity, the RPs, PRPs and Other
Persons liable and/or responsible for such site shall upon expiration of the
Grant of Environmental Restriction either comply with the procedures set forth
in 310 CMR 40.1080(1) and (2), or take any response actions required by 310 CMR
40.0000 to meet the objectives of the Grant of Environmental
Restriction.
(4)
Changes in Site Activities or Uses at an Adequately Regulated
Disposal Site Subject to CERCLA where a Notice of Activity and Use Limitation
Has Been Implemented. Where the selected remedy at an adequately
regulated disposal site subject to CERCLA relies in whole or in part on land
use controls implemented through a Notice of Activity and Use Limitation
pursuant to
310
CMR 40.0111(8), any
contemplated Site Activity and/or Use at such disposal site that is not
identified by the Notice of Activity and Use Limitation as being consistent
with the remedy selected under CERCLA for such disposal site shall be evaluated
by a qualified hazardous waste site professional before such Site Activity
and/or Use may occur. Such evaluation shall be submitted to EPA and the
Department for their approval. Such evaluation shall include a risk
characterization evaluating whether the contemplated Site Activity and/or Use
is consistent with the maintenance of the remedy selected under CERCLA at such
disposal site and with any Permanent Solution or Remedy Operation Status
achieved at such disposal site under
310
CMR 40.0111(10) or
310
CMR 40.0111(11). Such
evaluation shall also include a response action plan that specifies any
additional response actions necessary to maintain the remedy selected under
CERCLA at such disposal site and any Permanent Solution or Remedy Operation
Status achieved under
310
CMR 40.0111(10) or
310
CMR 40.0111(11) at such
disposal site. The new or altered Site Activities and/or Uses may commence only
after:
(a) EPA and the Department approve the
evaluation submitted by the qualified hazardous waste site professional,
including any required response action plan;
(b) the additional response actions
identified in the response action plan have been completed to EPA's and
MassDEP's satisfaction; and
(c) the
Notice of Activity and Use Limitation is amended or released as appropriate
pursuant to
310
CMR 40.1081 to include the new or altered
Site Activities or Uses identified by the qualified hazardous waste site
professional.
Notes
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.