Due Care
The owners and operators of property that is contaminated are required to take actions to ensure that the contamination does not cause unacceptable exposures, and the contamination is not exacerbated or worsened.
The Remediation and Redevelopment Division is committed to working with owners, operators, and purchasers to protect public health and safety.
EGLE Due Care Specialist:
Jeanne Schlaufman
586-753-3823
schlaufmanj1@michigan.gov
Due Care FAQs
- What is Due Care and what are Your Obligations?
- Who has Due Care Obligations?
- How do I know if my property could be contaminated?
- When do I have Due Care obligations?
- What do I have to do if my property is contaminated?
- Do I need EGLE approval?
- Where can I find the law and rules requiring me to take Due Care?
Laws and Rules
Forms
- WORD - EQP4380 Request for EGLE Review - Response Activity Plan to Comply with 7a(1)(b) or 7a(2)
- PDF - EQP4380 Request for EGLE Review - Response Activity Plan to Comply with 7a(1)(b) or 7a(2)
- WORD - EQP4402 Documentation of Due Care Compliance Submittal (May 2016)
- PDF - EQP4402 Documentation of Due Care Compliance Submittal (May 2016)
- WORD - EQP4476 Notice of Discarded or Abandoned Containers (October 2015)
- WORD - EQP4482 Notice Of Migration Of Contamination (April 2016)
- PDF - EQP4482 Notice of Migration of Contamination (April 2016)
Information and Resources
- EGLE-RRD Due Care Guide
- Due Care Brochure
- Environmental Cleanup Part 201 Citizen's Guide: What you Need to Know if You Own or Purchase Property with Environmental Contamination
- Notice of Migration Guidance (April 2016)
- Instructions for Notice Regarding Abandoned or Discarded Containers (October 2015)
- Inventory of Facilities
- Environmental Mapper
- Storage Tank Information Database
