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Remediation Guidance and Policy Documents
Program Policies issued by the Division of Environmental Remediation include Technical and Administrative Guidance Memorandums (TAGMs), Spill Technology and Remediation Series (STARS), Spill Prevention Operations Technology Series (SPOTS) and the Spill Guidance Manual (SGM). These guidance series are being updated and replaced by the DER series (DER-#).
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Draft and newly issued Guidance:
More about Remediation Guidance and Policy Documents:
- Making Changes To Selected Remedies (DER-2) - This Program Policy defines the procedures to propose and document changes to remedies previously selected in a Record of Decision (ROD).
- Management Of Coal Tar Waste and Coal Tar Contaminated Soils and Sediment (DER - 4) - This page contains information regarding the Management of Coal Tar Waste and Coal tar Contaminated Soils and Sediment From Former Manufactured Gas Plants ("MGP"s)
- Application Review Policy For PBS and CBS Registration Applications (DER - 12) - DEC Program Policy 12 (DER-12), Application Review Policy For Petroleum Bulk Storage and Chemical Bulk Storage Registration Applications
- Technical Assistance Grant Information - Technical assistance is intended to help the grant recipient and the community it represents understand existing environmental data developed about the site, comment on site remedial activities and proposals, and share this information with the public.
- Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Guidance Handbook (DER-14) - DEC Program Policy, DER - 14/Technical Assistance Grant (TAG)Guidance Handbook, guidance and support.
- Five-Year Inspection of Plastic Tanks (DER-16) - This program policy provides guidance on the five-year inspection of homogenous plastic tank systems used as aboveground storage tanks in the Chemical Bulk Storage (CBS) program.
- Petroleum Bulk Storage - New Nonmetallic Underground Piping (DER - 18) - DEC Program Policy, DER - 18/Petroleum Bulk Storage - New Nonmetallic Underground Piping, Application, Policy
- Policy Regarding Alteration Of Groundwater Samples Collected For Metals Analysis (TAGM - 4015) - Policy & procedure for filtering groundwater samples for metals analysis
- Selection of Remedial Actions At Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites (TAGM - 4030) - Process used in New York State to select Remedial Actions at Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites
- Fugitive Dust Suppression and Particulate Monitoring Program (TAGM - 4031) - Measuring and controlling dust emissions during construction at contaminated sites.
- Disposal Of Drill Cuttings (TAGM - 4032) - Division of Environmental Remediation's Guidance on Disposal Of Drill Cuttings.
- Guidelines For Eligibility Determinations For Work Performed Under The EQBA Title 3 (TAGM - 4034) - Eligibility Determinations for Municipal Assistance
- Interim Remedial Measures (TAGM - 4042) - Interim Remedial Measures for contaminated waste sites in New York
- Determination Of Soil Cleanup Objectives and Cleanup Levels (TAGM 4046) - Process used in New York State to derive soil cleanup levels at Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites when restoration to predisposal conditions is determined not to be feasible.
- TAGM 4046 Table 1 - Volatile Organic Contaminants - Recommended soil cleanup objectives for Volatile Organic Contaminants
- TAGM 4046 Table 2 - Semi-Volatile Organic Contaminants - Recommended soil cleanup objectives for Semi-Volatile Organic Contaminants
- TAGM 4046 Table 3 - Organic Pesticides/Herbicides and PCBs - Recommended soil cleanup objectives for Organic Pesticides/Herbicides and PCBs
- TAGM 4046 Table 4 - Heavy Metals - Recommended soil cleanup objectives for Heavy Metals
- Interim Remedial Measures - Procedures (TAGM - 4048) - Proceudres for Interim Remedial Measures in New York
- Early Design Strategy (TAGM - 4051) - Strategy for Early Design of Contamninated Site Remediation in New York
- Remedial Action By Potentially Responsible Party Sites (PRPs) (TAGM - 4056) - Private Party Remediation of Contaminated Waste Sites in New York
- Glossary of Environmental Cleanup Terms - Protecting New York State's environment and managing natural resources
- New York State TRI Submission Guidance - Guidance for businesses in New York State that must submit reports under the Toxic Release Inventory
- Requirements For Submittal of Electronic Documents - Effective October 3, 2005, documents submitted to the DER must include an electronic version that conforms with the following guidelines.
- Vapor Intrusion Guidance - The Division of Environmental Remediation will evaluate vapor intrusion at all contaminated sites in New York State.