Remediation
Remediation includes response activities to manage and reduce risks at sites of environmental contamination. This may be achieved through activities such as initial evaluation, interim response, remedial investigation, feasibility studies, remedy construction, operation and maintenance of systems, land and resource use restrictions, and monitoring. You can access documents here that will help you understand the requirements for these activities, including links to laws, administrative rules, department forms, guides, and technical assistance documents.
- Remediation and Risk Managment Webinar Series - technical training being offered for EGLE staff and RRD's external customers (1-20-2021)
- EGLE Announced Two PFAS Cleanup Criteria Development Information Sessions (10-26-2020)
- FY 2019 Superfund Legislative Report (posted 9-29-2020)
- Public Hearing and Public Comment Period for Proposed PFAS Cleanup Criteria (6-29-2021)
Program Information
Sites of Contamination
Superfund
Underground Storage Tanks
State Owned Sites Cleanup Program
Enforcement
Resource Materials
- Land or Resource Use Restrictions
- Resource Materials for the Part 201 and Part 213 Programs
- Part 201 and 213 Program Forms and Documents
- Cleanup Criteria Requirements for Response Activity (Formerly the Part 201 Generic Cleanup Criteria and Screening Levels)
- Resources for addressing Chrome Copper Arsenate (CCA) in Playground Sets
- EGLE Consolidated Annual Report
- Home Heating Tanks Brochure
Laws & Rules
- Generic Cleanup Criteria Proposed Rules Revisions
- Part 201, Environmental Remediation
- Part 201 Administrative Rules (Current Cleanup Criteria Requirements for Response Activity)
- Property Owner or Operator Obligations Under Section 20107a of the Act
- Part 213, Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
- Part 31, Water Resources Protection (mixing zones)
