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achievement of the cleanup goals. A final RA report is complete once the remediation
objectives/cleanup goals are achieved.
b.
Criteria required for EPA approval of an interim RA report include:
(1)
The remedy to reduce contaminant concentrations and achieve the cleanup goals,
is installed;
(2)
For active treatment, the construction of the treatment system is complete and the
system is operating as intended (i.e., the remedy is determined to be O&F at Fund-financed
sites);
(3)
For monitored natural attenuation, any necessary RA components, such as
monitoring wells, are constructed;
(4)
If the OU addresses media other than groundwater, construction activities are
complete and RA objectives specified in the ROD are achieved for these components;
(5)
A final inspection is conducted;
(6)
Institutional controls, if applicable, are in place; and
(7)
The interim RA report includes the information described in Chapter 4 of this
guide.
c.
Criteria required for the approval of a final RA report include:
(1)
All construction activities are complete, including site restoration and
demobilization;
(2)
All RA objectives specified in the ROD, including those for groundwater and
surface water (if applicable), are achieved;
(3)
A final inspection is conducted;
(4)
Institutional or engineering controls, such as containment (if applicable), are in
place (i.e., the remedy is determined to be O&F at a Fund-financed site); and
(5)
The final RA report includes the information described in Chapter 4 of this guide.
d.
When an interim RA report has already been prepared, the interim RA report may
simply be amended to create the final RA report. The amendment would add information on
activities that occurred after the interim RA report was completed, including a final actual cost
breakdown.
3-5. Review. Prior to submittal of the RA report, it should be reviewed to ensure that it
contains the necessary information. Exhibit 3-1 provides a checklist that summarizes the
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