OAR 340-122-0040
Standards

(1)

Any removal or remedial action shall address a release or threat of release of hazardous substances in a manner that assures protection of present and future public health, safety, and welfare, and the environment.

(2)

In the event of a release of a hazardous substance, remedial actions shall be implemented to achieve:

(a)

Acceptable risk levels defined in OAR 340-122-0115 (Definitions), as demonstrated by a residual risk assessment; or

(b)

Numeric cleanup standards developed as part of an approved generic remedy identified or developed by the Department under OAR 340-122-0047 (Generic Remedies), if applicable; or

(c)

For areas where hazardous substances occur naturally, the background level of the hazardous substances, if higher than those levels specified in subsections (2)(a) through (2)(b) of this rule.

(3)

In the event of a release of methane from a historic solid waste landfill, removal or remedial actions shall be implemented to prevent concentrations of methane exceeding or likely to exceed 1.25% by volume in confined spaces and structures, other than in equipment, piping, wells, or other structures designed for the collection and management of methane and approved by the Department.

(4)

In the event of a release of hazardous substances to groundwater or surface water constituting a hot spot of contamination, treatment shall be required in accordance with OAR 340-122-0085 (Feasibility Study)(5) and 340-122-0090 (Selection or Approval of the Remedial Action).

(5)

A removal or remedial action shall prevent or minimize future releases and migration of hazardous substances in the environment. A removal or remedial action and related activities shall not result in greater environmental degradation than that existing when the removal or remedial action commenced, unless short-term degradation is approved by the Director under OAR 340-122-0050 (Activities)(4).

(6)

A removal or remedial action shall provide long-term care or management, as necessary and appropriate, including but not limited to monitoring, operation, maintenance, and periodic review.

Source: Rule 340-122-0040 — Standards, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=340-122-0040.

340‑122‑0010
Purpose 340‑122‑0030
Scope and Applicability 340‑122‑0040
Standards 340‑122‑0047
Generic Remedies 340‑122‑0050
Activities 340‑122‑0070
Removal 340‑122‑0071
Site Evaluation 340‑122‑0072
Preliminary Assessments 340‑122‑0073
Confirmation of a Release 340‑122‑0074
Development of Confirmed Release List 340‑122‑0075
Development of Inventory 340‑122‑0076
Inventory Ranking 340‑122‑0077
Initiation of Process for Delisting Facilities from the Confirmed Release List and Inventory 340‑122‑0078
Inventory Delisting — Public Notice and Participation 340‑122‑0079
Delisting — Determination by the Director 340‑122‑0080
Remedial Investigation 340‑122‑0084
Risk Assessment 340‑122‑0085
Feasibility Study 340‑122‑0090
Selection or Approval of the Remedial Action 340‑122‑0100
Public Notice and Participation 340‑122‑0110
Administrative Record 340‑122‑0115
Definitions 340‑122‑0120
Security Interest Exemption 340‑122‑0130
Involuntary Acquisition of Property by the Government 340‑122‑0140
Exemption for ORS Chapter 709 Trust Companies Acting as Fiduciaries 340‑122‑0205
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Purpose 340‑122‑0210
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Definitions 340‑122‑0215
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Scope and Applicability 340‑122‑0217
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Requirements and Remediation Options 340‑122‑0218
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Sampling and Analysis 340‑122‑0220
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Initial Response 340‑122‑0225
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check 340‑122‑0230
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Initial Site Characterization 340‑122‑0235
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Free Product Removal 340‑122‑0240
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Investigation for Magnitude and Extent of Contamination 340‑122‑0243
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Low-Impact Sites 340‑122‑0244
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Risk-Based Concentrations 340‑122‑0250
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Corrective Action Plan 340‑122‑0252
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Generic Remedies 340‑122‑0260
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Public Participation 340‑122‑0320
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Soil Matrix Cleanup Options 340‑122‑0325
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Evaluation of Matrix Cleanup Level 340‑122‑0330
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Evaluation Parameters 340‑122‑0335
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Numeric Soil Cleanup Standards 340‑122‑0340
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Sample Number and Location 340‑122‑0345
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Sample Collection Methods 340‑122‑0355
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Evaluation of Analytical Results 340‑122‑0360
Cleanup Rules for Leaking Petroleum UST Systems: Reporting Requirements 340‑122‑0510
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Purpose 340‑122‑0520
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Definitions 340‑122‑0530
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Eligible Sites 340‑122‑0540
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Funding Factors 340‑122‑0550
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Grants and Loans 340‑122‑0560
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Application Process 340‑122‑0570
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Funding Conditions 340‑122‑0580
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Application of Surcharge Proceeds 340‑122‑0590
Solid Waste Orphan Site Account: Limitations
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 340-122-0040’s source at or​.us