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recommended content of the RA report. Each component listed in the checklist is further
described in Chapter 4, including examples.
Exhibit 3-1
Remedial Action Report Checklist
SECTION
COMPONENT
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Include a brief description of the location, size, environmental setting,
I.
Introduction
and operational history of the site.
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Describe the operations and waste management practices that
contributed to contamination of the site.
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Describe the regulatory and enforcement history of the site.
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Describe the major findings and results of site investigation activities.
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Describe prior removal and remedial activities at the site.
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Describe the OUs designated at the site and introduce the OU for which
the RA report applies.
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Summarize requirements specified in the ROD for the OU. Include
II.
Operable Unit Background
information on the remediation objectives/cleanup goals, institutional
controls, monitoring requirements, operation and maintenance
requirements, and other parameters applicable to the design,
construction, operation, and performance of the RA.
♦
Provide additional information regarding the basis for determining the
remediation objectives/cleanup goals for the OU, including information
on planned future land use.
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Summarize the remedial design, including any significant regulatory or
technical considerations or events occurring during the design.
♦
Identify and briefly discuss any ROD amendments, explanation of
significant differences, or technical impracticability waivers.
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Provide a step-by-step description of the major activities undertaken to
III.
Construction Activities
construct and implement the RA (e.g., mobilization and site preparatory
work; construction of the treatment system; associated site work, such as
fencing and surface water collection and control; system operation and
monitoring; and sampling activities).
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If a treatment technology was used, refer to Appendix A for site
conditions, matrix characteristics and/or operating parameters of the
system.
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