The Remediation and Redevelopment Division (RRD) oversees the remediation and redevelopment of contaminated properties in Michigan. The division administers two environmental cleanup programs, including the Environmental Remediation program and the Leaking Underground Storage Tank program. In addition, the division coordinates the implementation of brownfield redevelopment financing for environmental response activities. The division also manages portions of the federal Superfund program and oversees the department's laboratory responsible for drinking water and environmental testing.
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A Baseline Environmental Assessment (BEA) allows people to purchase or begin operating at a facility without being held liable for existing contamination.
More information about projects that we are currently working on.
Due Care are the obligations that owners and operators of contaminated properties are required to take, to ensure that the contamination does not cause unacceptable exposures and assure the safe use of the property.
The Groundwater Modeling Program has provided groundwater modeling support on a department-wide basis since 1980.
EGLE's Laboratory Services is committed to the health and safety of everyone in Michigan.
Michigan’s environmental remediation program authorizes EGLE to set cleanup standards by considering how the contaminated land will be used in the future.
Owner/operator's responsibility for the corrective actions mandated by Part 213.
Remediation includes response activities to manage and reduce risks at sites of environmental contamination.
Learn more about active remediation and redevelopment projects under the Part 201 and Part 213 program.
This Panel allows a person to appeal a decision made by the department for the following: a response activity plan, no further action report, a request for certificate of completion, or documentation of due care compliance.
Resources and information on utilizing RRD's data exchange and the Inventory of Facilities.
An interactive map displaying contaminated sites throughout Michigan regulated under Parts 213, 201, and 211.
The standard enforcement process may be defined as a progressive sequence of actions taken to compel compliance.
The department has perfected liens on property pursuant to Section 20138 of Part 201, Environmental Remediation of Act 451, as amended.
The State Sites Cleanup Program was established in 1996 to facilitate the cleanup of contaminated sites when the state of Michigan is the owner or liable party.
Information about Michigan's Superfund Program which includes sites that are listed on the National Priorities List (NPL).
Vapor intrusion sometimes occurs where chemicals were spilled, leaked, or dumped and not cleaned up.
Mike joined EGLE in 2018 as manager of the Radiological Section and has led RRD since 2019. His eclectic background also includes three years as the Professor of Naval Science at the University of Notre Dame, six years in manufacturing, and five years in education, most recently as dean of students at Culver Academies in Indiana.
