Or. Admin. R. 340-122-0360 - Reporting Requirements
(1)
Within 60 days of completing work at a soil matrix site cleaned up pursuant to
OAR
340-122-0320
through
340-122-0360,
or within a longer period of time approved by the Department, the responsible
person must submit to the Department a final report which must contain:
(a) A narrative section describing how the
release was discovered, what initial measures were taken to control the spread
of contamination, what was observed when the tank was removed from the pit
(e.g., odor, sheen, stained soils, holes in tank or lines), what information
was used to score the site, how the cleanup was done, how much contaminated
soil was removed, what was done with the contaminated soil and the
decommissioned tank and piping, who collected the samples, how the samples were
collected, stored, and shipped to the lab, and any problems encountered during
the cleanup or sample collection process;
(b) A site map drawn to scale showing
relevant information such as the location of tanks, lines, utilities,
buildings, and other structures, excavated soils, samples, and any pockets of
contamination left pursuant to OAR
340-122-0355(4);
(c) Properly filled out copies of the
Department's Matrix Checklist and Matrix Score Sheet;
(d) All of the sampling documentation
required in OAR
340-122-0345;
(e) Copies of the laboratory reports and
chain of custody forms for all soil and water samples collected at the
site;
(f) Copies of all receipts or
permits related to the disposal of free product, contaminated soil,
contaminated water, and decommissioned tanks and piping;
(g) A brief explanation of what was done in
the case of any samples that initially exceeded the required cleanup
levels;
(h) A summary of the
concentrations measured in the final round of samples from each sampling
location;
(i) In cases where
groundwater was present in the pit, a summary of the data collected and the
decision made by the Department under OAR
340-122-0355(3);
(j) In cases where pockets of excess
contamination remain on site in accordance with OAR
340-122-0355(4),
a description of this contamination including location, approximate volume and
concentration; and
(k) In cases
where waste oil contamination required extra sampling and analyses as specified
in OAR
340-122-0340(6),
a summary of the data collected and, if appropriate, the decision made by the
Department under OAR
340-122-0355(5).
(2) The responsible person shall
retain a copy of the report submitted to the Department under this section
until the time of first transfer of the property, plus ten years.
(3) Upon review of the report, the Department
shall:
(a) Provide the responsible person a
written statement that, based upon information contained in the report, the
soil present at the site has been cleaned up in accordance with OAR
340-122-0320
through
340-122-0360;
or
(b) Request the responsible
person to submit additional information or perform additional investigation;
or
(c) Request the responsible
person to conduct additional remedial action in accordance with OAR
340-122-0250
or
340-122-0252.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 465.400 & ORS 466.746
Stats. Implemented: ORS 465.200 - ORS 465.455 & ORS 466.706 - ORS 466.835
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