United States Office of Emergency and OSWER Directive 9200 7-01
Environmental Protection Remedial Response July 1988
Agency Washington DC 20460
Superfund
>EPA Catalog of Interim
Superfund Program Edition
Directives
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CATALOG OF SUPERFUND OPERATING DIRECTIVES
Interim Version
JULY 1988
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
Washington , D .C . 20460
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Region 5, Library (PL-12J)
77 West Jackson Boulevard, 12tfj Floor
Chicago, IL 60604-3590
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This Interim Catalog is designed to supplement the Office of Solid Waste
and Emergency Response (OSWER) Directives System publications by providing
a quick reference to the most current policy, procedural and technical
directives governing the Office of Elnergency and Remedial Response's (OERR)
Super fund Program.
The Catalog is divided into four sections. The first contains a listing of
documents by program and key word. Section II is organized numerically and
abstracts all final documents. Section III contains a list of draft
documents, with projected date for final release and an abstract, if
available. Finally, an index lists all documents numerically.
This interim version covers all documents through July 31, 1988. Regular
supplements will encompass certain planned changes for managing guidance,
as well as a complete update of new issuances.
Copies of the Catalog may be obtained from the Superfund Docket at
202-382-6940. Questions or information about the Catalog may be directed
to the Policy and Analysis Staff, Office of Program Management, OERR,
Attention: Betti VanEpps, FTS or 202-475-8864.
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Key Word Cross-Reference
Section 1 - Catalog of Superfund Program Directives
By Program Responsibility And Key Word 1
Section 2 - Document Abstracts 16
Section 3 - Documents In Final Draft Development 42
Numerical Index To Superfund Program Directives
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KEY WCBD CRDSS-KtirbKUMLE
Page
Alternative Water Supplies Remedial 6-13
Analytical, Laboratory
Support and Sampling Instructions .... Pre-Remedial 4-5
Bibliographies Policy/Admin. 1-3
Claims Remedial
Removal 14-15
Clean Water Act Interface Remedial 6-13
Compliance with Other Laws (ARARs) .... Policy/Admin. 1-3
Community Relations Remedial 6-13
Contracts Policy/Admin. 1-3
Remedial 6-13
Removal 14-15
Costs and Cost Sharing Remedial 6-13
Removal 14-15
Data Management Policy/Admin. 1-3
Remedial 6-13
Delegations Policy/Admin. 1-3
Documents Management Policy/Admin. 1-3
Drinking Water Removal 14-15
Emergency and Expedited Response Actions . Removal 14-15
Federal Facilities Policy/Admin. 1-3
Remedial 6-13
Field Operating Guides (Health, Safety) . Remedial 6-13
Financial Management Remedial 6-13
Removal 14-15
Flood Plains and Wetlands Policy/Admin. 1-3
Fund-Lead Projects Remedial 6-13
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Key Word Cross-Reference, continued
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Groundwater Policy/Admin. 1-3
Remedial 6-13
Hazardous Site Ranking System (HRS) . . . Pre-Remedial 4-5
Interagency Agreements Policy/Admin. 1-3
Mining Waste Policy/Admin. 1-3
Methane Sites Poli<^y/Admin. 1-3
Modeling Remedial 6-13
National Contingency Plan (NCP) Policy/Admin. 1-3
National Priority List (NPL) Pre-Remedial 4-5
Off-Site Remedial 6-13
Preliminary Assessments & Site
Investigations (PA/SI) Remedial 6-13
Program Implementation Policy/Admin. 1-3
Removal 14-15
Public Health Pre-Remedial 4-5
Quality Assurance Policy/Admin. 1-3
RCRVCERdA Interface Remedial 6-13
Removal 14-15
Records of Decision Remedial 6-13
Records Management Removal 14-15
Risk and Exposure Assessment Pre-Remedial 14-15
Recycling Remedial 6-13
Regional Project Management Remedial 6-13
Remedial Response, Initiation of Remedial 6-13
Remedial Action Start Mandate Remedial 6-13
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Key Word Cross-reference, continued
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Remedial Investigation/Feasibility
Studies (RI/FS) Remedial 6-13
Remedial Design/Remedial Act ion (RD/RA) . Remedial 6-13
SARA Implementation Pre-Remedial 4-5
Selection of Remedy Remedial 6-13
SITE Program Remedial 6-13
Site Operations Planning Remedial 6-13
State Program Management Remedial 6-13
Statutory Issues Removal 14-15
Technical Assistance Grants Program . . . Remedial 6-13
Technologies .Remedial 6-13
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SECTION 1 - CATALOG OF SUPERFUND PROGRAM DIRECTIVES
BY PROGRAM RESPONSIBILITY AND KEY WCRD
PCUCY AND ADMINISTRATION
Bibliographies
9200.7-01 Catalog Of Superfund Directives (8/88), page 17
9380.1-02 Hazardous Waste Bibliography (10/9/86), page 41
Conpliarce With Other Laws (ARARs)
9234.0-05 Interim Guidance On Compliance With Applicable Or Relevant
And Appropriate Requirements (7/9/87), page 20
9234.1-01 CERCLA Compliance With Other Laws Manual (Volumes 1 and 2)
(Draft), page 42
9234.1-03 CERCLA Compliance With Other Laws Manual (Volume 3) (Draft),
page 42
Contracts
9242.3-05
REM II Contract Award Fee Performance Evaluation Plan
(7/25/84), page 21
9221.0-02 CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement (3/31/86),
page 17
Delegations
9012.10
9260.1-09
9260.3-00
Redelegations Of Authority Under CERCLA And SARA (5/25/88),
page 16
Delegations Of Remedy Selection To Regions (Under Delegation
#14-5) (3/24/86), page 23
Delegations Of Authority Under The Federal Water Pollution
Control Act (FWPCA) Applicable To The Superfund Program
(4/16/84), page 23
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Policy and Mhiinistraticn, continued
Documents Management
9200.4-01 Guidelines For Producing Superfund Documents (2/9/87),
page 17
Federal Facilities
9272.0-01 Inplementation Of CERdA Strategy At Federal Facilities
(4/2/84), page 23
9272.0-03 Responsibilities For Federal Facilities (8/19/85), page 24
9272.0-04 Federal Facilities (8/19/85), page 24
9272.0-05 Responsibilities For Federal Facilities (8/26/85), page 24
9280.0-02 Policy On Flood Plains And Wetlands Assessments (8/85),
page 25
mteraqency Agreements
9295.1-01 Memorandum Of Understanding Between ASTDR And EPA (4/25/85),
page 27
9295.2-02 Joint CORPS/EPA Guidance (6/24/83), page 27
9295.2-03 Interagency Agreement Between Corps Of Engineers And EPA In
Executing P.L. 96-510 (CERCEA) (12/3/84), page 27
9295.5-01 Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) Between FEMA. And EPA For
The Implementation Of CERdA Relocation Activities Under
PL 96-510 (4/5/85), page 28
9295.5-02 Hrplenentation Of EPA/FEMA Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU)
On CERCLA Relocations (6/14/85), page 28
Minin
9234.0-04 Applicability Of RCRA Requirements To CERCEA Mining Waste
Sites (8/19/86), page 20
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Policy and Mbrinistration, continued
National Contingency Plan (NCP)
9360.0-06A Relationship Of The Removal And Remedial Program Under The
Revised NCP (3/10/86), page 37
Program Implementation
9200.3-01A Superfund Conprehensive Acconplishments Plan
Manual (SCAP) (FY-88) (10/1/87), page 16
9200.3-02 Implementation strategy For Reauthorized Superfund: Short
Term Priorities For Action (10/24/86), page 16
9200.3-05 Flexibility In The FY-88 Superfund Regional Extramural
Operating Plan (6/7/88), page 16
Duality Assurance
9200.1-05 Quality Assurance Plan For Superfund (Draft), page 42
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FRE-Kfcl*IffAL PROGRAM
Analytical. Laboratory Support, and Sampling Inspections
9240.0-01 User's Guide To The Contract Laboratory Program (8/1/84),
page 20
9240.0-02 Analytical Support For Superfund (3/20/86), page 21
s Site Ranking System (HRS)
9355 . 0-03 Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Ranking ( 3/31/88 ) , page 33
National Priorities List (NPL)
9320.1-02 Guidance For Establishing The NPL (6/28/82), page 28
9320.1-05 RCKVTMPL Listing Policy (9/10/86), page 28
9320.1-06 RCRA Special Study Waste Definitions: Sites Requiring
Additional Consideration Prior To NPL Proposal Under SARA
(3/10/87), page 29
9320.1-07 Interim Guidance For Consideration Of Sections 105 (g) And
125 Of SARA Prior To NPL Proposal Of Special Study Waste
Sites (8/21/87), page 29
9320.1-08 Listing Of Municipal Landfills On NPL (10/24/86), page 29
9320.1-09 Listing Of Municipal Landfills On NPL (8/21/87), page 29
9320.3-01 Guidance For Updating The NPL (5/12/83) , page 29
9320.3-02 Instructions For Promulgating NPL Update (1/18/84), page 30
9320.3-03 Procedures For Updating The NPL (5/23/84), page 30
9320.3-04 Guidance For Proposed NPL Update #3 (2/10/84) , page 30
9200.6-02 NPL Docket Guidance (Draft), page 42
9320.3-05 NPL Information Update #4 (4/38/85), page 30
9320.3-06 Updating The NPL: Update #6 Proposal (9/17/85), page 30
9320.4-01 Interim Information Release Policy Systems - A Users Manual
(4/18/85), page 30
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Pre-Remedial Program, continued
Preliminary Ana lysis and Site Investigations (HV/SI)
9345.0-01 Preliminary Assessment (PA) Guidance FY-1988 (2/12/88),
page 32
9345.1-02 Expanded Site Inspection (SI) Transitional Guidance For
FY-88 (10/1/87), page 32
Public
9285.4-01
9285 . 4-02
Superfund Public Health Evaluation Manual (10/1/86), page 26
Guidance For Coordinating ASTER Health Assessment Activities
With The Superfund Remedial Process (5/14/87) , page 27
9285.4-03 Health Assessments By ASTDR IN FY-88 (4/7/88) , page 27
Risk and Exposure Assessment
9285.5-01 Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual (Draft), page 43
9285 . 6-01 Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory ( 12/17/86 ) ,
page 27
SABA Implementation
9345.2-01 Pre-Remedial Strategy For Implementing SARA (2/12/88) ,
page 32
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REMEDIAL HOGRAM
Alternative Water Supplies
9355.3-02 Guidance For Providing Alternative Water Supplies (3/1/88),
page 33
Claims
9225.0-02 Forwarding Claims To Headquarters (4/25/84), page 17
Clean Water act Interface
9330.2-04 Discharge Of Wastewater From CERCIA Sites Into POIWS
(4/15/86), page 31
Comujnity Relations
9230.0-02 Superfund Comnunity Relations Policy (5/9/83), page 18
9230.0-03 Comnunity Relations Handbook (Final) (2/86), page 18
9230.0-03A Comnunity Relations Activities At Superfund Enforcement
Sites - Interim Guidance (3/22/85), page 18
9230.0-03B Comnunity Relations in Superfund - A Handbook (Interim
Guidance) (6/88), page 18
9230.04 Community Relations Guidance For Evaluating Citizen Concerns
At Superfund Sites (10/17/83), page 19
9230.05 Community Relations Requirements For Operable Units
(10/2/83), page 19
9242.5-01 Procedures Manual For Superfund Community Relations
Contractor Support (Draft), page 42
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Remedial Program, continued
Contracts
9242.3-07
9250.1-01
9250.3-01
9250.3-02
9345.0-02
9355.0-10
Implementation Of The Decentralized Contractor Performance
Evaluation And Av/ard Fee Process For Remedial Program
Contracts (3/9/87), page 22
Policy On Cost-Sharing At Publicly-Owned Sites (3/30/83),
page 22
Waiver Of 10% Cost Share For Remedial Planning Activities At
Privately-Owned Sites (5/13/83), page 22
Guidance On Inplementing Waiver Of 10% Cost Sharing For
Remedial Planning (6/3/83), page 22
Guidance For Low and Medium Cost Site Discovery Activities
(Draft), page 43
Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual (9/1/85), page 34
Data Management
9355.07B Data Quality Objectives Development Guidance On Remedial
Response Actions (Two Volumes) (3/1/87), page 34
Federal Facilities
9272.0-02 Initial Guidance On Federal Facilities ERCLA Sites
(12/3/84), page 23
9318.0-04 Coordination Between Regional Superfund Staffs And Office Of
Federal Activities (OFA) Regional Counterparts On CERCLA
Actions (10/29/84), page 28
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Remedial Program, continued
Field Operating Guides; Health. Safety & Technical
9285.1-01 Standard Operating Safety Guide Manual (11/19/84), page 25
9285.2-01 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #4 Site Entry
(1/1/85), page 25
9285.2-02 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #7 -
Decontamination Of Response Personnel (1/1/85), page 25
9285.2-04 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #8 - Air
Surveillance (1/1/85), page 26
9285.2-05 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #6 - Work Zones
(4/1/85), page 26
9285.3-01 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #9 - Site Safety
Plan (4/1/85), page 26
9285.3-02 Occupational Health Technical Assistance And Enforcement
Guidelines For Superfund, page 26
9285.3-02 Enployee Occupational Health & Safety (7/7/87), page 26
9355.0-14 A Conpendium Of Superfund Field Operations (12/1/87),
page 35
Financial Management
9275.2-01 Remedial Financial Management Instructions (9/21/84),
page 24
9355.1-01 Federal Lead Remedial Project Management Manual (12/1/86),
page 36
9355.2-01 State Lead Remedial Project Manual (9/30/87), page 36
9355.1-03 Terminating Contracts For Superfund Fund-Lead Remedial
Action Projects (Draft), page 44
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Remedial Program, continued
Groundwater
9355.0-23
9283.1-01
9283.1-02
Interim Guidance On Funding For Ground Water And Surface
Water Restoration Actions (10/26/87), page 35
Recommendations For Groundwater Remediation At The
Millcreek, Pennsylvania Site (3/24/86), page 25
Guidance On Remedial Actions For Contaminated Groundwater
At Superfund Sites (Draft), page 43
Mbdelim
9355.0-08
Modeling Remedial Actions At Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste
Sites (4/1/88), page 34
Off-Site
9330.1-01
9330.2-05
9330.2-06
Requirements For Selecting An Off-Site Option In A Superfund
(1/28/83), page 30
CERdA Off Site Policy: Providing Notice To Facilities
(5/12/86), page 31
CERCIA Off Site Policy: Eligibility Of Facilities in
Assessment Monitoring (7/28/86), page 31
Interf ace
9330.1-02 Evaluation Of Program And Enforcement-Lead Records Of
Decision (RODS) For Consistency With RCRA Land Disposal
Restrictions ( 12/3/86 ) , page 31
9347.0-0.1 Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance On Non-Contiguous Sites And
On-site Management Of Waste Residue ( 3/3/86 ) , page 33
9347.0-02 Implementation Guidance For Solvent Dioxin, And California
List Wastes Subject To RCRA/HSWA Land Disposal Restrictions
(Draft) , page 44
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Remedial Program, continued
Records of Decision and Other Decision Documents
9340.2-01 Preparation Of Decision Documents For Approving Fund-
Financed And PRP Remedial Actions Under CERCXA (2/27/85),
page 32
9335.3-02 Guidance On Preparing Superfund Decision Documents: The
Proposed Plan And ROD (Draft), page 43
9355.0-21 Additional Interim Guidance For FY-87 Records Of Decision
(7/24/87), page 35
Recycling Superfund Wastes
9380.2-04 Decision Criteria For Recycling Wastes From CERdA Sites
(Draft), page 44
Regional Project Management
9355.1-02 RPM Primer (9/30/87), page 36
Initiation. Of
9242.3-03 Procedures For Initiating Remedial Response Services
(7/6/84), page 21
Remedial Action Start Mandate
9355.0-24 OSWER Strategy For Management Oversight Of The RCEA/CERCLA
Remedial Action Start Mandate (12/28/87) , page 35
Remedial ntvLgnRaiifyHai Action (RDBA)
9355.0-04A Superfund Remedial Design And Remedial Action (RD/RA)
Guidance (6/1/86), page 33
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Remedial Program, continued
•jqation/Feasibility Studies (RI/FS)
9340.1-01 Participation Of Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPS) In
Development Of Remedial Investigations and Feasibilities
Studies (RI's and FS's) (3/20/84), page 31
9355.0-05C Guidance On Feasibility Studies (FS) Under CERCLA (6/1/85),
page 33
9355.0-06B Guidance On Remedial Investigations (RI's) Under CERCIA
(6/1/85), page 34
9355.0-20 RI/FS Improvements (7/22/87), page 36
9355.3-01 Guidance For Conducting Remedial Investigations (RI) And
Feasibility Studies (FS) Under CERCXA (Draft), page 44
9355.3-05 RI/FS Improvements Follow-Up (4/25/88), page 36
Selection of Rgnedy
9355.0-19 Interim Guidance On Superfund Selection Of Remedy (2/1/86),
page 35
SITE Program
9380.2-03 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program
Strategy And Program Plan (12/1/86), page 41
Site Operations Planning
9380.2-02 Site Operations Plan (Draft), page 44
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Remedial Program, continued
State Program Management
9375.0-01 Guidance In Preparation Of A Superfund Memorandum Of
Agreement (SM3A) (Draft), page 44
9375.1-06 Award Of Cooperative Agreements To Political Subdivisions
(2/12/87), page 39
9375.1-09 Interim Guidance On State Participation In Pre-Remedial And
Remedial Response (7/21/87), page 40
9375.1-10 Involvement Of Indian Tribal Governments In The Superfund
Pre-Remedial And Remedial Program (Draft), page 44
9375.1-11 State Procurement Under Superfund Remedial Cooperative
Agreements (7/88), page 40
9375.1-12 State Access To EPA Contractors During Remedial Process
(4/27/88), page 40
9375.2-01 State CORE Program Funding Cooperative Agreements
(12/18/87), page 40
Technical Assistance Grants daG) Program
9200.3-04 Resource Distribution for TAG Grant Program (Draft), page 42
9230.1-01 Interim Guidance On Technical Assistance Grants For Public
Participation (3/26/86), page 19
9230.1-02 Technical Assistance Grants Program Activities Prior To
Issuance Of Interim Final Rule (1/11/88), page 19
9230.1-03 Citizens Guidance Manual For The Technical Assistance Grant
Program (6/88), page 20
9230.1-04 Regional Guidance Manual For The Technical Assistance
(7/88), page 20
9345.0-03 Guidance For Special Study Activities (Draft), page 43
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Remedial Program, continued
Technologies
9380.0-02 Slurry Trench Construction For Pollution Migration
Controls (2/1/84), page 40
9380.0-03 Guidance For Cleanup Of Surface Tank And Drum Sites
(5/28/85), page 40
9380.0-04 Remedial Action At Waste Disposal Sites Handbook (Revised)
(10/1/85), page 40
9380.0-05 Leachate Plume Management (11/1/85), page 41
9380.0-06 Guidance Document For Cleanup Of Surface Impoundment Sites
(7/17/86), page 41
9380.2-05 Guidance on Differentiating Alternative Technologies,
page 44
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REMJWAL PROGRAM
9225.0-03 Notification Of Restrictions On Reimbursement Of Private
Party Costs (11/25/85), page 18
Contracts
9242.2-0IB Emergency Response Cleanup Services (ERCS) Users' Manual
(10/20/87), page 21
9242.4-01A Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contract Users' Manual
(9/1/87), page 22
Cost and Cost Sharing
9250.2-01 Policy On Cost-Sharing Of Iirroediate Removals At Publicly
Owned Sites (3/30/83), page 22
nHnirincr Water
9360.1-01 Interim Final Guidance On Removal Action Levels At
Contaminated Drinking Water Sites (10/6/87), page 39
Emergency anfl Kxpariited Response Actions
9360.0-10 Expedited Response Actions (7/8/86), page 38
9360.0-15 Role Of Expedited Response Action (ERAs) Under SARA
(4/21/87), page 39
9380.2-01 Draft Alternative Treatment/Disposal Technology Guidance
For Removal And Expedited Removal Actions, page 44
Financial Management
9275.1-01 Removal Financial Management Instructions (7/31/84),
page 24
Methane Sites
9360.0-08 Removal Actions At Methane Release Sites (1/23/86), page 38
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Removal Program, continued
Program Implementaticai
9360.0-03B Superfund Removal Procedures, Revision #3 (2/88), page 37
9360.0-14 Use Of Expanded Removal Authority To Address NPL And
Proposed NPL Sites (2/7/87), page 39
9360.0-18 Removal Program Priorities, 3/31/88, page 39
Records Management
9360.2-01 MDdel Program For Removal Site File Management (7/18/88),
page 39
Statutory Issues
9360.0-12 Guidance On Implementation Of The Revised Statutory Limits
On Removal Actions (4/6/87), page 38
9360.0-13 Guidance On Inplementation Of The "Contribute To The
Efficient Remedial Performance" Provision (4/6/87), page 38
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SECTION H
DORMANT ABSTRACTS
Redelegation Of Authority Older CERdA and SARA
9012.10 5/25/88 - OPM/PAS 41 pages
Complete set of new and revised redelegations of authority regarding
activities under CERdA and SARA. Published under the signature of the
AA/OSWER, it is the current and definitive delegations document for these
authorities. Attachment A contains redelegations of authority to take
specific actions. Attachment B designates responsibilities to exercise
concurrence, consult or receive notice.
Superfund Internal Delegations Of Authority
(No. to be added) 9/13/87 - OPM/PAS 68 pages
This document, signed by the Administrator and transmitted under the
signature of the Director, OERR on 9/24/87, contains the complete set of
final new and revised internal delegations of authority implementing the
provisions of SARA. It may be requested with the Redelegations, listed
above.
Superfund Conprehensive Acconplislments Plan Manual (SOVP) (FY-88)
9200.3-01A 10/1/87 - 0PM 240 pages
Provides guidance to the agency and its program managers for the projected
accomplishments for the current fiscal year. It is used for budgeting,
resource allocation, and program monitoring throughout the fiscal year.
Prepared annually.
Implementation Strategy For Reauthorized Superfund: Short Term Priorities
for Action
9200.3-02 10/24/86 - 0PM 24 pages
First in a series of memoranda providing direction for implementing the
Superfund program under SARA. Provides basic instruction on initial
priorities for program implementation and considerations that must be taken
into account under SARA. Addresses the management of on-going remedial and
removal response actions, both Fund and Enforcement, as affected by SARA.
Flexibility In Hie FY-88 Superfund Regional Extramural Operating Plan
9200.3-05 6/7/88 - 0PM 6 pages
Intended to assist program managers in effective utilization of their FY-88
extramural operating funds.
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Guidelines For Producing Superfund Documents
9200.4-01 2/9/87 - OFM/PP& 12 pages
First in a series of planned guidances designed to organize and institu-
tionalize the composition techniques, publication and distribution pro-
cedures to be followed in developing documents that are usable, readable
and available. Emphasis is on concise, well-referenced documents. This
specific guideline addresses issues of availability, cross referencing,
indexing, and follow-up contacts. Writing techniques are suggested that
can result in streamlined documents written in clear English that provide
an appropriate level of detail. Formatting suggestions are made to
facilitate condensation for use in field manuals or electronic indexing or
filing.
Catalog Of Superfund Program Directives (Interim Version)
9200.7-01 8/88 - OByRAS 56 pages
Bibliography in its interim format that will serve as an index and abstract
catalog to assist the user in selecting the most current Superfund doc-
uments best suited for a particular need. Final directives are separated
from draft documents. All are indexed by program responsibility, key word,
OSWER number and title, and contain brief abstracts of content. This issue
covers all documents through 7/31/88. The final version, expected early in
FY-89, will encompass planned changes for managing guidance. The catalog
is designed for loose-leaf maintenance with quarterly updates.
CEBCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement
9221.0-02 3/31/86 - OFH/MES 2 pages
Statement of present policy regarding management of the data handling
support contract for CERGLIS provided under contract by Computer Sciences
Corporation (CSC).
Forwarding Claims To Headquarters
9225.0-02 4/25/84 - HSCD 1 page
Sets a specific time frame within which claims, inquiries regarding claims,
and requests for pre-authorization must be forwarded to Headquarters.
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Notification Of Restrictions On Reimbursement Of Private Party Costs
9225.0-03 11/25/85 - ERD 3 pages
Directs Regions to ensure that affected communities are informed of
restrictive provisions of CERCIA regarding private party reimbursements for
removal costs. When a removal action that affects private residents is
approved, the OSC shall attempt to notify them that the expenses they incur
are incurred at their risk and expense, and are not reimbursable by the
Federal government. OSC's are cautioned not to make statements that can be
construed by community members as promises by EPA to reimburse for clean-up
costs.
Superfund Connunity Gelations Policy
9230.0-02 5/9/83 - HSCD 5 pages
Articulates the agency policy for community relations activities that must
be an integral part of every Superfund financed remedial or removal action.
Serves as an introduction to the more detailed handbooks that provide
specific, detailed direction for conducting viable community relations
activities at Superfund sites.
Connunity Relations Handbook (Final) Manual
9230.0-03 1986 - HSCD 146 pages
Represents the agency's policy and program guidance for developing and
implementing community relations programs at Superfund sites. The handbook
is intended for use by States, EFA staff, and other Federal agencies.
Offers step-by-step procedures for developing and managing an effective,
site-specific community relations program. Chapters include community
relations during removals and remedial response during enforcement action.
Examples of community relations techniques and sample plans are provided.
There are also instructions for administering a community relations program
and various reporting formats.
Connunity Relations Activities At Superfund Enforcement Sites - Interim
Guidance
9230.03a 3/22/85 - HSCD 15 pages
Describes how to conduct community relations programs in the course of
enforcement actions while reserving the integrity of the enforcement
process.
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Ganmmity Relations In Superfund - A Handbook: (Interim Guidance)
9230.03B 6/88 - HSCD Manual
Applicable to all response actions conducted under CERGIA, whether
performed by EPA, other Federal agencies, or State governments. Provides
policy requirements for coordinating activities at Superfund sites and
additional techniques and guidance that can be used to supplement and
enhance a basic comnunity relations program. This is a complete revision
of the 9/83 version. Contains new material and revisions to reflect SARA
amendments and EPA policies issued since 1983.
Qjmunity Relations Guidance For Evaluating Citizen Concerns At Superfund
Sites
9230.03 10/17/83 - HSCD 13 pages
Guides Regions and State Community Relations staffs in conducting and
evaluating on-site discussions with citizens and local authorities prior to
non-emergency Superfund response actions.
Connunity Relations Requirements For Operable Units
9230.05 10/2/83 - HSCD 4 pages
Discusses the impact on community relations efforts of the concept of
dividing remedial activities at a site into operable units as defined in
the amended NCP (50 FR 47911, 11/20/85). No major changes are required in
the planning and implementation of Superfund community relations.
Interim Guidance Gn Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) For Public
Participation
9230.2-02 3/26/86 - HSCD 10 pages
Supplies preliminary assistance for persons involved in early stages of
managing TAG grants for public participation. Will be updated as the
program evolves.
Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) Program Activities Prior To Issuance Of
Interim Final Rule
9230.1-02 1/11/88 - HSCD 8 pages
Supplies additional interim information for managing the TAG program prior
to promulgation of final rulemaking.
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Citizens Guidance Manual For "One Technical Assistance (TEG) Grant Program
9230.1-03 6/88 - HSCD 129 pages plus appendices
Provides a complete set of instructions for citizens interested in
Technical Assistance Grants. Includes a step-by-step guide to applying for
and managing the grant and all forms required by EPA with samples of
completed forms. The manual will be current for the TAG Program during its
operation under the Interim Final Rule for section 117(3) of CERCEA and
will be revised upon publication of the Final Rule (expected in 1989.)
Regional Guidance Manual For The Technical Assistance (TAG) Grant Program
9234.1-04 7/88 - HSCD 84 pages
Provides guidance to Regional staff who are managing the Technical
Assistance Grant Program and other Regional staff for use as a reference
about the program. Explains the program, responsibilities of key staff,
the role that States play in the program, and all administrative procedural
requirements for the application and award, procurement, and fiscal
management processes.
Applicability Of RCRA Requirements To CERCEA Mining Waste Sites
9234.0-04 8/19/86 - OHyPAS H Pages
Clarifies use of Subtitle D and/or C of RCRA for developing remedial
alternatives at CERCLA mining waste sites in light of a July 3, 1986 final
determination on regulation of mining waste.
Interim Guidance Ch Conpliance With Applicable Or Relevant And Appropriate
(ARAR) Requirements
9234.0-05 7/9/87 - OPiyPAS 12 pages
Addresses the requirement in CERCLA, as amended by SARA, that remedial
actions comply with applicable or relevant and appropriate requirements
(ARARs) of Federal laws and more stringent, promulgated State laws.
Describes how requirements are generally to be identified and applied and
specifically discusses compliance with State requirements and certain
surface water and groundwater standards.
User's Guide To The Contract Laboratory Program
9240.0-1 12/86 - HSED 250 pages
Organic and inorganic analytical program description that outlines the
requirements and analytical procedures of new CLP protocols developed from
technical caucus recommendations. Reflects the status of the program as of
December 1986.
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Analytical Support For Superfund
9240.0-02 3/20/86 - HSED 7 pages
Memorandum that reviews alternative Superfund sample analysis resources
available to the Regions, provides general guidance in the use of these
resources, and requests that each Region manage and monitor its analytical
support services. Describes the two principal sources of Superfund program
analytical support as the Regional laboratories and the Contract Laboratory
Program (CLP). Additional contractor sources available include Remedial
(REM), Field Investigation (FIT), and the Environmental Services Assistance
Team (ESAT). Generally, CLPs are to be used for analysis requiring
consistent methodology, 30-40 day turnaround, and data of known and
documented quality. CLP's Special Analytical Services can be used to
analyze unusual matrices. Remedial and Removal contract analytical
resources include fixed and mobile laboratory support. Choice of analy-
tical support should be driven by data requirements. Users should be
sensitive to costs, definition of work, enforcement needs, and quality
assurance requirements. Describes how Regions should develop their own
integrated management and tracking systems to monitor these resources.
Emergency Response Cleanup Services (ERCS) Users* Manual
9242.2-01B 10/20/87 - ERD 240 pages
Provides a comprehensive guide to using emergency response cleanup services
contractors at Superfund sites.
Procedures For Initiating Remedial Response Services
9242.3-03 7/6/84 - HSCD 21 pages
Streamlines work plan development process. Develops a more comprehensive
site specific work plan and reduces dead time during work plan reviews.
Provides latitude to Regional site managers to identify approved initial
tasks on a site-by-site basis.
REM II Contract Award Fee Performance Evaluation Plan
9242.3-05 7/25/84 - OPM 50 pages
Defines procedures for the REM II Contract Award Fee Performance Plan.
Describes fee structure and evaluation process and includes copies of the
forms needed to manage this contract. Procedures are essentially the same
as the revised REM/FIT procedures, except that each region must assess the
contractor's regional management activities.
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implementation Of The Decentralized Contractor Performance Evaluation And
Award Fee Process For Remedial Program Contracts
9242.3-07 3/9/87 - HSCD 16 pages
Delegates site-specific award fee decisions to the Regional Division
Directors. Distributes standard operating procedures identifying the roles
and responsibilities of Regional and Headquarters staff in implementing the
contractor award fee process. Procedure will be field tested for one
evaluation cycle, then made final.
Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contract Users' Manual
9242.4-01A 9/1/87 - ERD 225 pages
Explains the nature of Technical Assistant Team (TAT) contract resources,
responsibilities, and procedures for operating under this contract and a
means to evaluate and compensate contractor performance.
Policy On Cost Storing At Publicly Owned Sites
9250.2-02 3/30/83 - HSCD 2 pages
Describes CERCXA Section 104(c) (e) (ii) Requirement that States pay 50% or
more of the response costs associated with facilities owned by States or
their political subdivisions ("publicly-owned") at the time of disposal of
any hazardous substance. (Supplemented by 9250.2-01.)
Policy On Cost Snaring Of Immediate Removals At Publicly Owned Sites
9250.2-01 3/30/83 - ERD 5 pages
Specifically addresses cost sharing for immediate removal actions at
publicly owned sites. (Supplements 9250.1-01.) Note: Changes in SARA
will require revision of this document, which will be scheduled in
conjunction with promulgation of NCP revisions.
Waiver Of 10% Cost Share For Remedial Planning Activities At Privately
Owned
Sites
9250.3-01 5/13/83 - HSCD 1 page
Reverses March 11, 1982 policy (see 9246.0-01) to allow the funding of
remedial investigation, feasibility study, and remedial design at privately
owned sites without a State cost share. (See also 9250.3-02)
Guidance On Inplementing Waiver Of 10% Cost Sharing For Remedial Planning
9250.3-02 6/3/83 - HSCD 4 pages
Establishes procedures for implementing cost sharing policy as reflected in
9250.3-01.
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Delegations Of Remedy Selection To Regions (Under Delegation tt!4-5)
9260.1-09 3/24/86 - OPM/PAS 25 pages
Delegates remedy selection decisions to RAs. Outlines options for division
of decision authority between the AA/OSWER and RAs.
Delegations Of Authority Under The Federal Water Pollution Control Act
(FWPCA) Applicable To The Superfund Program
9260.3-00 4/16/84 - OPM/PAS 3 pages
(1) Identifies and delegates the applicable authorities under FWPCA for
iinninent and substantial threat to the public health or welfare of the
United States because of an actual or threatened discharge of oil or
hazardous substance into or upon the navigable waters of the United
States from an onshore or offshore facility. (FWPCA 311; E.O. 11735,
8/3/73; 40 CFR 300.52 (NCP)
(2) Delegates to AA/OSWER and RAs authority to issue letters of notifica-
tion of placement of chemical and biological agents on the National
Oil and Hazardous Substances Contingency Plan (NCP) product schedule
in accordance with Subpart H "Use of Dispersants and Other Chemicals"
Of the NCP. (FWPCA311(C)(2)(G); 40 CFR 300.81, the NCP)
(3) Delegates to AA/OSWER and RAs authority to perform the EPA functions
and responsibilities relative to the Spill Prevention Control and
Counter-measures Plan (SPCC Plan) regulations. (FWPCA 311( j) (1) (C);
40 CFR parts 110, 112, 114. (4-1-84)
Implementation Of CERdA Strategy At Federal Facilities
9272.0-01 4/2/84 - Office of External Affairs 1 page
Memorandum dated April 2, 1984 from the Assistant Administrator for
External Affairs to the Assistant Administrator, OSWER, discussing the
implementation phase of Federal Facility CERCXA strategy.
Initial Guidance On Federal Facilities At CERCIA Sites
9272.0-02 12/3/84 - HSCD 3 pages
Discusses status and direction of OSWER efforts to implement hazardous site
cleanup at Federal Facilities. Divides primary responsibility for national
management of Superfund Federal Facility programs between the Office of
Waste Programs Enforcement and the Office of Emergency and Remedial
Response.
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Responsibilities For Federal Facilities
9272.0-03 8/19/85 - OWPE/OERR 1 page
Memorandum from Director OWPE to Director OERR clarifying responsibilities
of OWPE and OERR on Federal Facilities.
Federal Facilities
9272.0-04 8/19/85 - OWPE/OERR 2 pages
Clarifies responsibilities and direction of effort within OWPE for Federal
facility activities.
Responsibilities For Federal Facilities
9272.0-05 8/26/85 - OERR/OWPE 1 page
Memorandum from Director OERR to Director OWPE that provides direction for
the OERR Facilities Program Manual development responsibilities that OWPE
assumed and clarifies responsibilities between OERR and OWPE for Federal
facilities.
Removal Financial Management Instructions
9275.1-01 7/31/84 - ERD 34 pages
Describes the process necessary to implement the April 16, 1984 Superfund
delegation (9260.2). Provides a planning structure for Regional Adminis-
trator to identify and assign Regional financial responsibility for
activities. (Memo signed by Administrator) (Update planned for late FY-88)
Remedial Financial Management Instructions
9275.2-01 9/21/84 - HSCD 28 pages
Describes the process necessary to implement the April 16, 1984, Superfund
delegations (9260.2). Provides a planning structure for Regional Adminis-
trators to identify and assign Regional financial responsibility for
activities.
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Policy On Flood Plains And Wetlands Assessments
9280.0-02 8/85 - OPM/PAS 12 pages
Discusses specific situations that require preparation of a flood plains or
wetlands assessment and the factors to be considered in preparing such an
assessment. For removal actions, the OSC must consider the effect of
response actions; and for remedial actions, a floodplains/wetlands
assessment must be incorporated in the planning and analysis of the action.
In responding to releases of hazardous substances in floodplains and
wetlands, Superfund actions must meet substantive requirements of the
Floodplain Management Executive Order (BO 11988); the Protection of
Wetlands Executive Order (EO 11990), and Appendix A of 40 CFR Part 6,
"Statement of Procedures on Floodplain Management and Wetland Protection."
Reconinendations For Groundwater Remediation At The Millcreelc, Pennsylvania
Site
9283.1-01 3/24/86 - HSCD 7 pages
Memorandum presents an initial overall approach to decision making with
respect to groundwater cleanup at Superfund sites under development by
OERR. The strategy will be further refined in a Groundwater Evaluation
Manual currently under development.
Standard Operating Safety Guide Manual
9285.1-01B 11/19/84 - HSCD 182 pages
Manual provides guidance on health and safety practices and procedures.
Intended to complement professional judgement and experience and supplement
existing Regional Safety Criteria. Updates previous guidance to reflect
additional agency experience in responding to environmental incidents
involving hazardous substances. Not intended to be a comprehensive safety
manual for incident response.
Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #4 Site Entry
9285.2-01 1/1/85 - HSCD 38 pages
Provides site entry operating procedures for field response personnel to
minimize the risk of exposure to hazardous substances on Superfund sites.
Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #7 - Decontamination Of Response
Personnel
9285.2-02 1/1/85 - HSCD 38 pages
Describes approved operating procedures for decontamination of response
personnel and equipment at hazardous substance release sites.
July 31, 1988 - 25 - OSWER Directive 9200.7-01
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Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual %8 - Air Surveillance
9285.2-03 1/1/85 - HSCD 33 pages
Describes air monitoring procedures for use by field personnel to obtain
air monitoring data required to minimize the risk of exposure to personnel
at hazardous substance release sites.
Field. Standard Operating Procedures Manual #6 - Work Zones
8285.2-04 4/1/85 - HSCD 30 pages
Describes procedures to be used by field personnel to establish work zones
for control of hazardous materials to minimize the risk of exposure to
workers at hazardous release sites.
Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #9 - Site Safety Plan
9285.2-05 4/1/85 - HSCD 34 pages
Establishes requirements for protecting health and safety of field
personnel during all activities conducted at the site of an incident.
Contains safety information, instructions, and procedures to cover a
variety of situations commonly encountered in this type of field work.
Occupational Health Technical Assistance And Enforcement Guidelines For
Superfund
9285.3-01 3/15/84 - HSCD 10 pages
Gives direction for OSHA field staff who may be asked to provide assistance
or conduct enforcement activities at hazardous release sites.
Enplqyee Occupational Health & Safety
9285.3-02 7/7/87 - HSCD 4 pages
Provides procedures for managing employee occupational health and safety
considerations at Superfund sites.
Superfund Public Health Evaluation Manual
9285.4-01 10/1/86 - HSED Manual
Establishes a framework to be used at Superfund sites to analyze public
health risks and develop design goals for remedial alternatives based on
Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) of other laws,
where available; or risk analysis where those requirements are not
available. Procedures are designed to conform with EPA's proposed risk
assessment guidelines. Supplements Chapter 5 of the Guidance on Feasi-
bility Studies Under CERdA, which describes the public health evaluation
process and provides detailed guidance on conducting the evaluation.
July 31, 1988 - 26 - OSWER Directive 9200.7-01
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Guidance For Coordinating ASTER Health Assessment Activities With The
Superfund Remedial Process
9285.4-02 5/14/87 - HSED 32 pages
Provides guidance for coordinating health assessment activities at
Superfund sites between the ASTDR and EPA when conducting Superfund
remedial activities.
Health Assessments By ASTER In FY-88
9285.4-03 4/7/88 - HSED 6 pages
Clarifies operating procedures for dealing with ATSDR. Presents schedule
for health assessments being conducted by ATSDR in FY-88.
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory
9285.6-01 12/17/86 - HSED Manual
Provides information on resources for conducting risk assessment activities
at Superfund sites.
Memorandum Of Understanding Between ASTER And EKV
9295.1-01 4/2/85 - OEM 11 pages
Establishes policies and procedures for conducting response and non-
response health activities related to releases of hazardous substances.
Joint CORPS/EEA Guidance
9295.2-02 6/24/83 - OEM 41 pages
Provides joint guidance for conducting activities and coordination
necessary for a smooth interface between EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers. Provides further guidance regarding responsibility and
information necessary for coordination of billing and reporting.
Interagency Agreement Between Corps Of Engineers And ERV m Executing
P.L. 96-510 (CERCtA)
9295.2-03 12/3/84 - OEM 3 pages
Defines the assistance the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will provide to EPA
in implementing the Superfund program, EPA Fund-lead or State Fund-lead for
EPA Enforcement-lead projects.
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Memorandum Of Understanding (M3U) Between FEM\ And EPA For
Inplementation Of Cercla Relocation Activities Under PL 96-510
9295.5-01 4/5/85 - 0PM 21 pages
Describes major responsibilities and outlines areas of mutual support and
cooperation with respect to relocation activities associated with response
actions pursuant to CERCLA, Executive Order 12316, and the NCP, 40 CFR Part
300. Effective until April 1989.
Inplementation Of EPA/FEMA Memorandum Of Understanding (M3U) On CERdA
Relocations
9295.5-02 6/14/85 - 0PM 27 pages
Forwards EPA/FEMA M3U on CERCLA Relocation (9295.5-01) to Regional
Administrators. Provides guidance in establishing Regional/Headquarters/-
FEMA relocation contacts and following standards established in the MOU.
Coordination Between Regional Superfund Staffs And Office Of Federal
Activities (OFA) Regional Counterparts On CERdA Actions
9318.0-04 10/29/84 - HSCD 4 pages
Encourages coordination between the Regional Superfund staffs and OFA
Regional counterparts in carrying out CERCLA actions. (Signed W. Hedeman
and A. Hirsch).
Guidance For Establishing Tlie NPL
9320.1-02 6/28/82 - HSED 14 pages
Establishes procedures for implementing the NPL, which was mandated by
section 105 (8MB) of CERdA. Addresses the overall strategy for develop-
ing and presenting the list, including selection of candidate sites, data
collection, application of the Hazard Ranking System (MRS), procedures for
submitting candidate sites, and the verification of quality assurance
(control procedures). (Signed by Hedeman, supplemented by NPL 9320.3-01
and 3-03)
RCRA/NPL Listing Policy
9320.1-05 9/10/86 - HSED 11 pages
Describes RCRA/NPL listing policy as promulgated in the Federal Register
(51 FR 21054, June 10, 1986)
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RCRA Special Study Waste Definitions: Sites Requiring Additional
Consideration Prior To NPL Proposal under SARA
9320.1-06 3/10/87 - HSED 22 pages
Policy memorandum signed by Director OERR, which discusses Section 105 (g)
and 125 of SARA and its relationship to RCRA, as amended by HSWA with
respect to the special study wastes such as drilling fluids, cement kiln
dust wastes, mining wastes, ash wastes, etc.
Interim Guidance For Consideration Of Sections 105 (g) And 125 Of SARA Prior
To NPL Proposal Of Special Study Waste Sites
9320.1-07 8/21/87 - HSED 17 page
Memorandum describes OERR policy for identifying municipal waste landfills
that have received hazardous wastes. Criteria described for considering
their possible inclusion on the NPL. Signed by Director OERR.
Listing Of Municipal Landfills On NPL
9320.1-08 10/24/86 - HSED 2 pages
Memorandum discusses procedures for determining which solid waste landfills
qualify for listing on the NPL. Describes the type of documentation
required from the Regions to establish this eligibility.
Listing Of Mmicipal Landfills On NPL
9320.1-09 8/21/87 - HSED 2 pages
Memorandum continues the discussion of procedures for listing municipal
landfills which qualify as Superfund sites on the NPL.
Guidance For Updating The NPL
9320.3-01 5/12/83 - HSED 7 pages
Provides guidance for the first and future updates of the NPL (Supplements
9320.1-2 and 9320.1-3. Supplemented by 9320.3-2 and 9320.3-3)
Instructions For Pronulgating NPL update
9320.3-02 1/18/84 - HSED 7 pages
Defines procedures and Regional responsibilities for the final rulemaking
of the NPL update.
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Procedures For Updating TUe NPL
9320.3-03 5/23/84 - HSED 8 pages
Sets for the process for developing updates to the NPL and presents the
schedule for proposing the second update. (Supplements NPL 9320.1-2,
9320.1-3, and 9320.3-1)
Guidance For Proposed NPL Update #3
9320.3-04 12/10/84 - HSED 3 pages
Memorandum establishes schedule and scope of Update #3 to allow Regions to
sutmit sites not completed in time for previous update and limited to
classic industrial sites which clearly fit existing policy guidelines.
NPL Information Update #4
9320.3-05 4/30/85 - HSED 6 pages
Provides background information on NPL Response Categories/ Status Codes.
Updating Tlie NPL: update #6 Proposal
9320.3-06 9/17/85 - HSED 4 pages
Mamorandum provides specific information on the scope, scheduling, and
procedures for preparing sites for proposal on Update #6 of the NPL.
Describes the future implications for a proposed delisting policy on adding
sites to the NPL.
Interim Information Release Policy
9320.4-01 4/18/85 - HSED 6 pages
Provides interim policy for release of information regarding the NPL.
Should be used by Regions to prepare coordinated responses to information
requests from the public, from citizens, and those submitted under the
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Requirements For Selecting ftn Off-Site Option m A Superfund Response
Action
9330.1-01 1/28/83 - HSCD 4 pages
Addresses the interface between RCRA and CERCIA for the off-site treatment,
storage or disposal of hazardous substances. Establishes general Agency
policy for removal and remedial actions. Establishes specific criteria for
remedial actions in determining when hazardous substances may be trans-
ported off-site for treatment, storage or disposal when selecting an
appropriate off-site hazardous waste management facility.
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Evaluation Of Program And Enforcement-Lead Records Of Decision (RODS) For
Consistency With RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions
9330.1-02 12/3/86 - HSCD 15 pages
Regional survey to determine impact of RCRA land disposal restrictions on
RODS.
Discharge Of Wastewater From CERCLA Sites Into POTWS
9330.2-04 4/15/86 - HSCD 6 pages
Joint memo from OERR and OWPE to Regional Division Directors for Waste and
Water Management addressing the concerns and issues unique to POIWS that
must be evaluated before the discharge of CERCLA wastewater to a POIW.
CERCLA Off Site Policy: Providing Notice To Facilities
9330.2-05 5/12/86 - HSCD 6 pages
Guidance on providing notice to commercial treatment, storage, and disposal
(TSDs) facilities deemed ineligible to receive CERdA response wastes.
Facilities may submit written comments on the application of the policy to
the conditions alleged at their facility.
CERCLA Off Site Policy: Eligibility Of Facilities m Assessment Monitoring
9330.2-06 7/28/86 - HSCD 4 pages
Clarifies application of the CERdA off-site policy to RCRA commercial
facilities in assessment monitoring. Assessment monitoring does not
automatically reject facilities from consideration. Gives guidelines to
Regional decision makers as to the amount of information required and
timing of ineligibility determinations.
Participation Of Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) In Development Of
Remedial Investigations And. Feasibility Studies (RI»s and FS's.)
9340.1-01 3/20/84 - HSCD 9 pages
Sets forth policy and procedures governing participation of FRP's in
development of RI/FS under CERdA. Discusses circumstances in which RI/FS
may be conducted by PRPs; procedures for notifying PRP's when the agency
has identified target sites for the development of RI/FS, and principles
governing PRP participation in Agency-financed RI/FS.
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Preparation Of Decision Documents For Approving Fund-Financed And PRP
Remedial actions Under CERCLA
9340.2-01 2/27/85 - HSCD 32 pages
Assists Regional Offices in the preparation of the decision documents
required for approval of Fund-financed and Potentially Responsible Party
(PRP) remedial actions. A Record of Decision (ROD) is required for all
remedial actions financed from the Trust Fund. Documents the agency's
decision-making process and demonstrates that the requirements of CERCEA
and the NCP have been met. The ROD and the procedures described in this
document became the basis for future cost recovery actions that may be
undertaken.
Preliminary Assessment (PA) Guidance FY-1988
9345.0-01 2/12/88 - HSED 88 pages
Provides Regions, States, Field Investigation Teams (FITS) and other
Federal agencies with direction for conducting new preliminary assessments
(PAs) and reassessing existing PAs during FY-88. Intended to standardize
PA scope, products, and decisions and improve overall PA quality. In
effect until the Hazard Ranking System (HRS) is revised. Consistent with
the anticipated direction of the revised National Contingency Plan (NCP).
Provides Regions with directions for handling PA Petitions from the public.
Discusses preliminary procedures for the Environmental Priorities
Initiative (EPI).
Expanded Site Inspection (ESI) Transitional Guidance For FY-88
9345.1-02 10/1/87 - HSED 88 pages
Provides Regions, States and Field Investigation Teams (FITs) with a
reference of general methodologies and activities for conducting inspection
work on sites projected to make the National Priorities List (NPL).
Describes the goals, scope, procedures, and desired results of expanded
site inspections (ESIs) in FY-88. Will be used until new screening SI
(SSI) and listing SI (LSI) guidance is prepared and distributed in FY-89.
Pre-Remedial Strategy For Implementing SARA
9345.2-01 2/12/88 - HSED 16 pages
Describes the strategy EPA will follow to address the pre-remedial goals
and requirements of SARA. Through SARA, Congress established the mandate
to accelerate the pace of identifying those sites needing Superfund
remedial action to protect public health and the environment. Responds to
this mandate and addresses SARA pre-remedial production goals, program
operations under the current HRS, and program operations during and
following revisions to the HRS. Discusses procedures for integrating the
Environmental Priorities Initiative (EPI) into the pre-remedial program.
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Interim RCRA/CEHdA Guidance On Non-Contiguous Sites And On-Site Management
of Waste Residue
9347.0-01 3/3/86 - HSCD 9 pages
Provides basic information pending final guidance.
Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Ranking Systems - A users Manual
9355.0-03 7/16/82 - HSED 66 pages
Describes method developed by MITRE Corporation for ranking Hazardous
substance facilities for determining eligibility for inclusion on the
National Priority List (NFL). A site must score at 28.5 to be eligible.
This directive reprints the Federal Register discussion of 7/16/84.
Superfund Remedial Design And Remedial Action (RD/RA) Guidance
9355.0-04A 6/1/86 - HSCD 112 pages
Manual to assist agencies and individuals who plan, administer, and manage
Remedial Design and Remedial Action (RD/RA) at Superfund sites. The
material is applicable to both Fund-financed and responsible party RD/RAs
and provides procedural guidance to ensure that the RD/RA is performed
properly. Organized to reflect the sequence of events occurring prior to,
during, and after the RD/RA action at a Superfund site. Notes sections
that apply only to Fund-financed projects. Does not directly address
RD/RA1 s conducted by other Federal agencies, which are the subject of a
projected Federal Facilities Program Manual.
Guidance On Feasibility Studies (FS) Under GERCLA
9355.0-05C 6/1/85 - HSCD 188 pages
Provides a more detailed structure for identifying, evaluating, and
selecting remedial action alternatives under CERCLA and the NCP (40 CFR
300). Describes the process from inception: development of specific
alternatives based on general response actions identified in the remedial
investigation (RI), including screening technologies within the categories
for applicability to the site. Analyzes alternatives that pass the
screening process, which encompasses engineering, public health, environ-
mental, and cost analyses. Organizes information to compare the findings
for each alternative. Document will be replaced by 9335.3-01: Guidance
for Conducting Remedial Investigations (Rls) and Feasibility Studies (FS)
Under CERCLA, now in draft.
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Guidance On Remedial Investigations (RI's) Under CEKCEA
9355.0-06B 6/1/85 - HSCD 184 pages
Discusses the conduct of Remedial Investigations (RI's), which are to be
planned and inplemented by EPA and the States, to obtain data to evaluate
and select remedial measures. For use by other Federal agencies and
potentially responsible parties (PRPs) when undertaking remedial responses
pursuant to the NCP and CERdA section 104 or section 107. Compliance with
this guidance will help meet the requirements of the NCP. Document will be
replaced by 9335.3-01: Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations
(RIs) and Feasibility Studies (FS) Under CERdA, now in draft.
Data Quality Objectives Development Guidance for Remedial Response Actions
(TViD Volumes)
9355.0-07b 3/1/87 - HSCD 341 pages
Provides guidance for the process of developing data quality objectives
(DQOs) for site-specific RI/FS activities. Specifies qualitative and
quantitative standards required to support RI/FS activities. DQOs define
the level of risk that is acceptable for making an incorrect decision and
the quality of data resulting from sampling an analysis required to keep
the level of risk at or below the acceptable level. Provides a formal
approach to development of DQO's in the sampling/analytical plan to improve
the quality and cost effectiveness of data collection and analysis
activities.
Modeling Remedial Actions At Uncontrolled Ha2ardous Waste Sites
9355.0-08 4/1/88 - HSCD Manual
Provides guidance on the selection and use of models for the purpose of
evaluating the effectiveness of remedial actions at uncontrolled hazardous
waste sites. Comprehensive set of guidelines to regulatory officials for
the incorporation of models into remedial action planning at Federal and
State Superfund sites.
Remedial Action Costing Procedures tfanual
9355.0-10 9/1/85 - HSCD 68 pages
Provides guidance for the preparation of detailed feasibility cost
estimates of remedial action alternatives required under the revised NCP.
Provides project managers and decision makers in government and industry
with procedures for developing and evaluating cost estimates for alter-
native remedial responses to the uncontrolled releases of hazardous
substances.
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A Compendium Of Superfund Field Operations
9355.0-14 12/1/87 - HSCD Manual
This four volume collection contains a consolidated, ready reference to all
remedial field procedures. The manual provides the Agency with consistent
field procedures among the ten regions. It should be used by Remedial
Project Managers, Quality Assurance Officers and State and Regional field
staffs.
Interim Guidance On Superfund Selection Of Remedy
9355.0-19 12/24/86 - HSCD 12 pages
Provides interim guidance, regarding implementation of SARA cleanup
standards provisions. Highlights new requirements with emphasis on the
RI/FS process.
RI/FS Improvements
9355.0-20 7/22/87 - HSCD 14 pages
Identifies methods of reducing overall project schedules and costs while
retaining a quality product. The four major points in the directive
include: phased RI/FS, streamlined project planning, management of
handoffs, and RI/FS control reviews.
Additional Interim Guidance For FY-87 Records Of Decision
9355.0-21 7/24/87 - HSCD 10 pages
Continues with guidance regarding inplementation of SARA cleanup standards.
Describes the nine criteria to be used in evaluating remedial alternatives
and selecting a remedy.
Interim Guidance On Funding For Ground Water And Surface Water Restoration
Actions
9355.0-23 10/26/87 - HSCD 4 pages
Discusses interim policy for the funding of water restoration actions.
Specifies which types of activities would be eligible for inclusion under
the 10-year provision in section 104 (c) of SARA.
OSWER Strategy For Management Oversight Of The CERCXA Remedial Action start
Mandate
9355.0-24 12/28/87 - HSCD 22 pages
Establishes a process for managing EPA's efforts to achieve the CERCLA
116(e) statutory mandate for remedial action starts. Sets expectations for
each Region's contribution toward this end and provides guidance to enhance
EPA's ability to meet these requirements.
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Federal Lead Remedial Project Management Manual
9355.1-01 12/1/86 - HSCD 135 pages
Assists EPA Remedial Project Managers (RPMs) to manage Federal-lead
remedial response projects. Describes in detail the responsibilities of
the RPM during the planning, design, construction, operation, and close-out
of remedial response projects. Provides RPMs with information on pro-
cedures for conducting Federal-lead remedial projects from pre-RI/FS
activities through site close-out.
RPM Primer
9355.1-02 9/30/87 - HSCD 56 pages
Orientation for the new Remedial Project Manager (RPM) to the duties,
responsibilities, and decisions required to serve as the agency's represen-
tative in charge of a Superfund site. Explains the types of decisions
required of the RPM; the resources available, both written and within the
management chain; and the accountability aspects of each decision. Walks
the RPM through a project site management scenario.
State Lead Remedial Project Manual
9355.2-01 12/1/86 - HSCD 103 pages
Assists the EPA Remedial Project Managers (RPMs) in managing State-lead
remedial response projects. Describes in detail the responsibilities of
the RPM during the planning, design, construction, operation and close-out
of remedial response projects.
Guidance For Providing Alternative Water Supplies
9355.3-02 3/1/88 - HSCD 135 pages
Manual provides direction for those circumstances under which it is
appropriate to provide alternative water supplies.
RI/FS Improvements Follow-up
9355.3-05 4/25/88 - HSCD 18 pages
Delineates improvements developed for more effective Remedial
Investigations/Feasibility Studies (RI/FS).
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Removal Cost Management Manual
9360.0-02B 4/88 - ERD 222 pages
Provides comprehensive cost management procedures for use by EPA at
removals authorized lay CERC1A. For use by the OSC and other on-scene
personnel when performing cost management activities at Superfund removal
sites. Includes: a discussion of the concept and an approach to cost
management; techniques for cost projection and tracking; techniques for
cost control, monitoring and, verification of contractor charges; cost
recovery and cost documentation. Appendix includes formats and samples of
a variety of memoranda, as well as procedures for initiating removals,
procedures for securing assistance from other Federal agencies at Superfund
sites; examples of cost projections; a table of Federal and Technical
Assistance Team (TAT) personnel cost rates; a copy of the Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) between EPA and the Coast Guard; a copy of the MOU
between ATSDR; and a copy of the draft MOU between EPA and FEMA..
Stperfund Removal Procedures, Revision #3
9360.0-03B 2/88 - ERD 365 pages
Manual provides EPA response officials with uniform, Agency-wide guidance
on removal actions. Describes in one manual all of the procedural and
administrative requirements for removal actions. Addresses a wide array of
topics and includes NCP definitions relevant to the program, removal
policies as determined by OEPR, and step-by-step directions for preparation
and approval of documentation. Appendices include examples of action
memoranda, ceiling increases, and other documentation for various
situations.
Relationship Of The Removal And Remedial Program Under The Revised NCP
9360.06A 3/10/86 - OERR 6 pages
Memorandum addresses revisions to the NCP that redefine the response
categories of removal and remedial actions so that removals now include all
activities formerly considered immediate removals, planned removals, and
initial remedial measures. These definitional changes are expected to
expedite many cleanup activities by avoiding previous remedial requirements
for RI/FS studies and full cost effectiveness studies. Provide a higher
degree of program integration and flexibility. All removals are not
necessarily urgent and all remedial actions are not necessarily deferrable.
This new flexibility will allow additional managerial control of scheduling
and completion of all projects.
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Removal Actions At Methane Release Sites
9360.0-08 1/23/86 - ERD 2 pages
Clarifies EPA's policy on the appropriateness of CERCLA removal actions at
methane gas release sites. As a matter of policy, CERdA responses to
methane gas releases should be carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis,
using this document as well as best professional judgement, and with
careful documentation. Because methane gas is not listed or designated
under any of the statutory provisions in Section 101(14) CERCEA, it is not
a "hazardous waste." However, responses under Section 104 are not limited
to hazardous substances. Since methane gas emanating from a landfill is
not considered to be natural gas, such releases may therefore be eligible
for response under Section I04(a)(l) if methane gas otherwise meets the
definition of a pollutant or contaminant under Section 104(a)(2). As a
matter of policy, CERCLA responses to methane gas releases should be
carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis, using this document as well as
best professional judgement, and including careful documentation.
Expedited Response Actions
9360.0-10 7/8/86 - ERD 9 pages
Memorandum from Director, OERR to Region 7 clarifies the distinction
between Expedited Response Actions and First Operable Unit Remedial
Actions. Provides guidance on how to choose one or the other and sketches
the planning process. Includes flow chart and inquiry menorandum from
Region 7.
Guidance On Inplanentation Of The Revised Statutory Limits On Removal
Actions
9360.0-12 4/6/87 - ERD 10 pages
Provides guidance to Regions on the implementation of the SARA $2 million/
12Hnonth statutory limits on removal actions and the exemption from the
statutory limits for "actions otherwise appropriate and consistent with the
remedial action to be taken" (consistency exemption).
Guidance On Implementation Of Bie "Contribute To Tlie Efficient Remedial
Performance" Provision
9360.0-13 4/6/87 - ERD 8 pages
Provides guidance to the Regions on implementation of the SARA provision
that requires removal actions to contribute to the efficient performance of
long-term remedial actions.
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Use Of Expanded Removal Authority To Address NPL And Proposed NFL Sites
9360.0-14 2/7/87 - ERD 4 pages
Directs Regions to evaluate NPL/proposed NFL sites to determine if the
expanded removal authority in SARA can be used to cleanup, or substantially
clean up these sites.
Role Of Expedited Response action (ERAs) Under Sara
9360.0-15 4/21/87 - ERD 18 pages
Memorandum from Director OERR to Region 7 updates Directive 9360-10 and
defines Expedited Response Actions (ERAS) as removal actions performed by
remedial contractors. Provides direction on the appropriate use of ERAs.
Removal Program Priorities
9360.0-18 3/31/88 - ERD 4 pages
Sets priorities for managing removal activities at Regional level.
Interim Final Guidance On Removal Action Levels At Contaminated Drinking
Water Sites
9360.1-01 10/6/87 - ERD 14 pages
Provides interim final guidance on removal action levels at contaminated
drinking water sites.
tfodel Program For Removal Site File Management
9360.2-01 7/18/88 - ERD 18 pages
Instructs On Scene Coordinators (OSCs) and administrative support staff in
the requirements for file management at on-site remeoval sites. Contains a
kit and a list of contents for successful establishment of permanent files.
Award Of Cooperative Agreements To Political Subdivisions
9375.1-06 2/12/87 - HSCD 22 pages
Establishes procedures for providing funding to political subdivisions to
perform remedial activities through cooperative agreements.
Interim Guidance On State Participation m Pre-Remedial And Remedial
Response
9375.1-09 7/21/87 - HSCD 22 pages
Provides interim guidance on State participation in pre-remedial and
remedial response, including the use of cooperative agreements.
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State Procurement IMer Superfund Remedial Cooperative Agreements
9375.1-11 7/88 - HSCD Manual
Manual supercedes 9375.1-05 and provides the latest information and
direction for managing all aspects of State procurement under Superfund
Remedial Cooperative Agreements.
State Access To EEA Contractors During Remedial Process
9375.1-12 4/27/88 - HSCD 2 pages
Memorandum reaffirming procedures for State retention of EPA contractors
during remedial response process.
State Core Program Funding Cooperative Agreements
9375.2-01 12/18/87 - HSCD 27 pages
Provides guidance for funding cooperative agreements between Regions and
States on non-site-specific CERCLA activities.
Slurry Trench Construction For Polluton Migration Controls
9380.0-02 2/1/84 - HSCD Manual
Provides in-depth guidance on the use of slurry walls for the control of
sub-surface pollutants, and describes these barriers for site remediation.
Presents the theory of function, design, and use.
Guidance For Cleanup Of Surface Tank And Drum Sites
9380.0-03 5/28/85 - HSCD Manual
Intended for Federal, State and, local officials and private parties
engaged in carrying out remedial actions at NPL sites. Provides guidance
for implementing concurrent remedial planning activities and accelerating
project implementation for cleanup of surface tanks and drums containing
hazardous wastes. Should be used with other EPA documents on conducting
remedial investigations and feasibility studies. Provides a systematic
approach to remedial action for wastes in tanks and drums. One of three
guidance documents on specific remedial actions. Bibliography identifies
other documents that should be used concurrently.
Remedial Action At Waste Disposal Sites Handbook (Revised)
9380.0-04 10/1/85 - HSCD Manual
Basic reference book describing remedial technology and providing guidance
in selecting technologies that are potentially applicable for a given waste
site. Assists Remedial Project Managers (RPMs) in understanding remedial
technologies.
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Leachate Plume Management
9380.0-05 11/1/85 - HSCD Manual
Provides overview of the fundamental concepts, procedures, and technologies
used in leachate plume management. Plume generation dynamics and delinea-
tion are discussed. Plume control technologies are evaluated and selection
criteria for site applications are defined. Groundwater pumping, sub-
surface drains, low permeability barriers, and innovative technologies as
acquifer restoration technologies are discussed in detail. Basic reference
handbook for governmental and industrial technical personnel working on
controlling leachate plumes from uncontrolled hazardous waste sites.
Guidance Document For Cleanup Of Surface liipoundment Sites
9380.0-06 7/17/86 - HSCD Manual
Provides guidance to Federal, State, and local officials and private firms
that plan and implement remedial actions at NFL sites which have one or
more surface impoundments containing hazardous wastes. Used with other
documents in conducting remedial investigations and feasibility studies
(RI/FS). Provides a systematic approach to remedial action and instruction
for scoping and performance of limited remedial investigations or limited
feasibility studies to be implemented in a relatively short time period.
Utilizes the concept of operable units as definable problem areas which can
be addressed independently of other site issues and problems.
Hazardous Waste Bibliography
9380.1-02 10/9/86 - OSWER 52 pages
Prepared by the Technology Transfer Task Force. Lists and abstracts the
most important technical materials that should be readily available to all
Federal and State hazardous waste staffs and their contractors. Assigns
each document a level of importance as primary reference documents for
Federal and State headquarters, region, and field staffs.
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (snE) Program Strategy And
Program Plan
9380.2-03 12/1/86 - HSCD 58 pages
Describes the SITE program strategy, program plan, and provides information
on participation in the program.
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SECTION III
DOOMNE5 IN FINAL EKAFT EEUELQHMENF
(Note: Descriptions of content and expected issuance date have been
supplied when available.)
Quality Assurancnce Plan For Superfund
9200.1-05 Joint Document - OERR/OWPE
Distribution For HSCD TftG Grant Program
9200.3-04 HSED
NPL Docket Guidance
9200.6-02 HSED
CERCtA Conpliance With Other Laws Manual
9234.1-01 (Two Volumes)
9234.1-02 Completion Date, Fall 1988 - OEM/PAS
Provides guidance to RPMs and OSCs in implementing the CERCLA requirement
that on-site remedies comply with Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate
Requirements (ARARs) under Federal environmental laws and promulgated State
environmental or facility siting laws that are more stringent than Federal
requirements. Volume I contains an overview and requirements for compli-
ance with RCRA ARARs. Volume II contains requirements for compliance with
Safe Drinking Water Act, Clean Water Act ARARs, and ground water policies.
CERCEA Conpliance With Other Laws Manual
9234.03 (Volume III) OPfVPAS
Requirements for the Clean Air Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act, and
other environmental laws including resource protection statutes such as the
Endangered Species Act.
Superfund Analytical Data Review And Oversight
9240.0-03 HSED
Procedures Manual For Superfund Connunity Relations Contractor Support
9242.5-01 HSCD
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Guidance On Remedial Actions For Contaminated Ground water At Superfund
Sites
9283.1-02 Estimated Issuance Date, Fall 1988 - HSED
Emphasizes decision-making issues related to contaminated ground water.
For use by contractors conducting RI and FS activities at sites where
ground water is contaminated; RPMs responsible for ensuring the quality of
information contained in the RI/FS and decision makers responsible for
selection and subsequent performance evaluation of ground water remedial
actions at Superfund sites. Outlines key considerations in selecting a
ground water remedy and a consistent approach to making contaminated
ground water cleanup decisions. Presents case studies of ground water
cleanup decision making processes. Provides detailed discussions of
remedial technologies and of the technical aspects of RI/FS, such as
monitoring techniques or mideling procedures. Currently in review draft.
Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual
9285.5-01 Fall 88 - HSED
Outlines a framework for a consistent, comprehensive assessment of human
exposure associated with uncontrolled hazardous waste sites. Presents
integrated methodology to guide the three major component analyses required
to assess human population exposure to contaminants: (1) analysis of toxic
conataminants released from a site; (2) determination of their environ-
mental fate, and (3) evaluation of the nature and magnitude of human
population exposure to toxic contaminants.
Guidance For Conducting RI/FS Under CERCEA
9335.3-01 HSCD
Guidance On Preparing Superfund Decision Documents Tlie Proposed Plan And
Record OF Decision
9335.3-02 HSCD
Assist personnel in EPA, States, and other Federal agencies in preparing,
reviewing, and defending the Proposed Plan and the Record of Decision
(ROD), two key documents in the remedy selection process.
Guidance For Low And Madium Cost Site Discovery Activities
9345.0-02 HSCD
Guidance For Special Study Activities
9345.0-03 HSCD
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Site Inspection Sampling To Support UBS Scoring
9345.1-01 HSED
Implementation Guidance For Solvent Dioxin And California List Wastes
Subject To RCRA/HSWA Land Disposal Restrictions
9347.1-01 HSCD
Terminating Contracts For Superfund Lead Remedial Action Projects
9355.1-02 HSCD
Guidance In Preparation Of A Superfund Memorandum Of Agreement
9375.0-01 Fall 88 - HSCD
Assists Regions and States in developing of State Memoranda of Agreements
(SM3As). Presents sample individual approaches consisting of articles and
attachments corresponding to the major parts of EPA/State interactions, as
will be proposed in the NCP revision. EPA Regions and States may choose to
develop SlVCfts based on this sample framework. Currently under review and
will be reissued in draft.
Involvement Of Indian Tribal Governments In The Superfund Pre-Remedial And
Remedial Program
9375.1-10 HSCD
Describes proposed NCP provisions for participation by Indian Tribes in the
Superfund Program. Describes Agency's involvement with Indian Tribal
governments, determination of project lead, capabilities required from
Tribal governments in order to receive Fund monies, and the process for
application and award of Cooperative Agreements for pre-remedial and
remedial activities.
Alternative Treatment/Disposal Technology Guidance Or Removal And Expedited
Removal Actions
9802.01 ERD
Site Operations Plan
9380.2-02 HSCD
Decision Criteria For Recycling Wastes From CERCLA Sites
9380.2-04 HSCD
Guidance On Differentiating Alternative Technologies
9380.2-05 HSCD
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NUMERICAL INDEX TO SUPERFUND PROGRAM DIRECTIVES
9012.10 Redelegation Of Authority Under CERCLA/SARA
And Superfund Internal Delegation Of Authority
9200.1-05 Quality Assurance Plan For Superfund (Draft)
9200.3-01A Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments Plan
Manual (SCAP) FY-88
9200.3-02 Implementation Strategy For Reauthorized
Superfund: Short-Term Priorities For Action
9200.3-04 Resource Distribution For TAG Program (Draft)
9200.3-05 Flexibility In The FY-88 Superfund Regional
Extramural Operating Plan
9200.4-01 Guidelines For Producing Superfund Documents
9200.6-02 NPL Docket Guidance (Draft)
9200.7-01 Catalog Of Superfund Program Directives
9221.0-02 CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement
9225.0-02 Forwarding Claims To Headquarters
9225.0-03 Notification Of Restrictions On Reimbursement
Of Private Party Costs
9230.0-02 Superfund Community Relations Policy
9230.0-03 Community Relations Handbook
9230.0-03a Community Relations Activities At Superfund
Enforcement Sites - Interim Guidance
9230.0-03B Community Relations In Superfund - A Handbook
Interim Guidance
9230.0-04 Community Relations Guidance For Evaluating
Citizen Concerns At Superfund sites
9230.0-05 Community Relations Requirements For Operable
Units
9230.1-01 Interim Guidance On TAG Grants For Public
Participation
9230.1-02 TAG Program Activities Prior To Issuance Of
Interim Final Rule
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9230.1-03 Citizens Guidance For The Technical Assistance
Grants Program
9230.1-04 Regional Guidance Manual For The Technical
Assistance Grant Program
9234.1-01 CERCLA Compliance With Other Laws Manual
Volume l (Draft)
9234.1-02 CERCLA Compliance With Other Laws Manual
Volume 2 (Draft)
9234.1-03 CERCLA Compliance With Other Laws Manual
Volume 3 (Draft)
9234.0-04 Applicability Of RCRA Requirements To CERCXA
Mining Waste Sites
9234.0-05 Interim Guidance On Compliance With Applicable
Or Relevant And Appropriate Requirements (ARAR)
9240.0-01 User's Guide To The Contract Laboratory Program
9240.0-02 Analytical Support For Superfund
9240.0-03 Superfund Analytical Data Revision And
Oversight (Draft)
9242.2-0IB Fjnergency Response Cleanup Services (ERGS)
Users' Manual
9242.3-03 Procedures For Initiating Remedial Response
Services
9242.3-05 REM II Contract Award Fee Performance
Evaluation Plan
9242.3-07 Implementation Of The Decentralized Contractor
Performance Evaluation And Award Fee Process
For Selected Remedial Program Contracts
9242.4-01A TAT Contractor Users' Manual
9242.5-01 Procedures Manual For Superfund Com. Relations
Contractor Support (Draft)
9250.1-01 Policy On Cost-Sharing at Publicly Owned Sites
9250.2-01 Policy On Cost-Sharing Of Immediate Removals
At Publicly Owned Sites
9250.3-01 Waiver Of 10% Cost Share For Remedial Planning
Activities At Privately-Owned Sites
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9250.3-02 Guidance On Implementing Waiver Of 10% Cost
Sharing For Remedial Planning
9260.1-09 Delegations Of Remedy Selection To Regions
(Under Delegation #14-5)
9260.3-00 FWPCA Delegations of Authority - Complete Set
9272.0-01 Implementation Of CERCLA Strategy At Federal
Facilities
9272.0-02 Initial Guidance On Federal Facilities CERCIA
Sites
9272.0-03 Responsibilities For Federal Facilities
9272.0-04 Federal Facilities
9272.0-05 Responsibilities For Federal Facilities
9275.1-01 Removal Financial Management Instructions
9275.2-01 Remedial Financial Management Instructions
9280.0-02 Policy On Flood Plains And Wetlands Assessments
9283.1-01 Recommendations For Groundwater Remediation At
The Millcreek, Pennsylvania Site
9283.1-02 Guidance On Remedial Actions For Contaminated
Groundwater At Superfund Sites (Draft)
9285.1-01B Standard Operating Safety Guide Manual
9285.2-01 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #4
Site Entry
9285.2-02 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #7
Decontamination of Response Personnel
9285.2-03 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #8
Air Surveillance
9285.2-04 Field standard Operating Procedures Manual #6
Work Zones
9285.2-05 Field Standard Operating Procedures Manual #9
Site Safety Plan
9285.3-01 Occupational And Health Technical Assistance
And Enforcement Guidelines For Superfund
9285.3-02 Fziployee Occupational Health and Safety
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9285.4-01
9285.4-02
9285.4-03
9285.5-01
9285.6-01
9295.1-01
9295.2-02
9295.2-03
9295.5-01
9295.5-02
9318.0-04
9320.1-02
9320.1-05
9320.1-06
9320.1-07
9320.1-08
9320.1-09
9320.3-01
9320.3-02
9320.3-03
9320.3-04
Superfund Public Health Evaluation Manual
Guidance for Coordinating ASTDR Health
Assessment Activities With The Superfund
Remedial Process
Health Assessments By ASTDR In FY-88
Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual (Draft)
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory
Memorandum Of Understanding Between ASTDR And
EPA
Joint CORPS/EPA Guidance
Interagency Agreement Between Corps Of
Engineers And EPA In Executing P.L. 96-510
(CERCIA)
MOU Between FEMA And EPA For The Implementation
Of CERCIA Relocation Activities Under PL 96-510
Implementation Of
Relocations
MOU On CERCLA
Coordination Between Regional Superfund Staffs
And OFA Counterparts on CERCLA Actions
Guidance For Establishing The NPL
RCRA/1SIPL Listing Policy
RCRA Special Study Waste Definitions: Sites
Requiring Additional Consideration Prior To
NPL Proposal Under SARA
Interim Guidance for Consideration of Sections
105 (G) and 125 of SARA prior to NPL Proposal
Of Special Study Waste Sites
Listing of Municipal Landfills On The NPL
Listing of Municipal Landfills On The NPL
Guidance For Updating The NPL
Instructions For Promulgating NPL Update
Procedures For updating The NPL
Guidance For Proposed NPL update #3
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9320.3-05 NPL Information Update #4
9320.3-06 Updating The NFL: Update #6 Proposal
9320.4-01 Interim Information Release Policy
9330.1-01 Requirements For Selecting An Off-Site Option
In A Superfund Response Action
9330.1-02 Evaluation Of Program And Enforcement-Lead
RODS For Consistency With RCRA Land Disposal
Restrictions
9330.2-04 Discharge Of Wastewater From CERCLA Sites Into
POIWS
9330.2-05 CERCIA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice To
Facilities
9330.2-06 CERCIA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility Of
Facilities In Assessment Manitoring
9335.3-01 Guidance For Conducting Remedial Investigations
And Feasibility Studies Under CERCLA (Draft)
9335.3-02 Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision
Documents: The Proposed Plan And Record Of
Decision (Draft)
9340.1-01 Participation Of Potentially Responsible
Parties (PRPs) In Development Of RIs And FSs
9340.2-01 Preparation Of Decision Documents For
Approving Fund-Financed And PRP Remedial
Actions Under CERCLA
9345.0-01 Preliminary Assessment Guidance, FY-88
9345.0-02 Guidance for Low And Medium Cost Site
Discovery Activities (Draft)
9345.0-03 Guidance For Special Study Activities (Draft)
9345.1-01 Draft Site Inspection Sampling To Support HRS
HRS Scoring (Draft)
9345.1-02 Expanded Site Inspection - Transitional
Guidance - FY-88
9345.2-01 Pre-Remedial Strategy For Implementing SARA
9347,0-01 Interim RCRVCERCLA Guidance On Non-Contiguous
Sites And On-Site Mgmt Of Waste Residue
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9347.0-02 Implementation Guidance For Solvent, Dioxin,
And California List Wastes Subject to RCRA/HSWA
Land Disposal Restrictions
9355.0-03 Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Ranking
Systems (HRS) - A Users Manual
9355.0-04A Superfund Remedial Design And Remedial Action
Guidance (RD/RA)
9355.0-05C Guidance On Feasibility Studies (FS) Under
CERCLA
9355.0-6B Guidance On Remedial Investigations (RI) Under
CERCLA
9355.0-07B Data Quality Objectives Development Guidance
For Remedial Response Actions
9355.0-08 Modeling Remedial Actions At Uncontrolled
Hazardous Waste Sites
9355.0-10 Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual
9355.0-14 A Compendium Of Superfund Field Operations
Methods
9355.0-19 Interim Guidance On Superfund Selection Of
Remedy
9355.0-20 RI/FS Improvements
9355.0-21 Additional Interim Guidance For FY-87 RODS
9355.0-23 Interim Guidance On Funding For Ground And
Surface Water Restoration Actions
9355.0-24 OSWER Strategy For Management Of Oversight Of
The CERCLA Remedial Action Start Mandate
9355.1-01 Federal Lead Remedial Project Management Manual
9355.1-02 The RPM Primer
9355.1-03 Terminating Contracts For SPFD Fund-Lead
Remedial Action Projects (Draft)
9355.2-01 State Lead Remedial Project Manual
9355.3-01 Guidance For Conducting RI/FS Under CERCLA
(Draft)
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9355.3-02 Guidance For Providing Alternative Water
Supplies
9355.3-05 RI/FS Improvements Followup
9360.0-02B Removal Cost Management Manual
9360.0-03B Superfund Removal Procedures, Revision #3
9360.06A Relationship Of The Removal And Remedial
Program Under The Revised NCP
9360.08 Removal Actions At Methane Release Sites
9360.0-10 Expedited Response Actions
9360.0-12 Guidance On Implementation Of The Revised
Statutory Limits On Removal Actions
9360.0-13 Guidance On Implementation Of The "Contribute
To The Efficient Remedial Performance"
Provision
9360.0-14 Use Of Expanded Removal Authority To Address
NPL And Proposed NPL Sites
9360.0-15 Role Of Expedited Response Action Under SARA
9360.0-18 Removal Program Priorities
9360.1-01 Interim Final Guidance on Removal Action
Levels At Contaminated Drinking Water Sites
9360.2-01 Model Program For Removal Site File Management
9375.0-01 Guidance On Preparation Of Superfund MCJ\.
(Draft)
9375.1-06 Award Of Cooperative Agreements To Political
Subdivisions
9375.1-09 Interim Guidance On State Participation In
Pre-remedial And Remedial Response
9375.1-10 Involvement Of Indian Tribal Governments In
Superfund Pre-Remedial and Remedial Program
(Draft)
9375.1-11 State Procurement Under Superfund Remedial
Cooperative Agreements
9375.1-12 State Access To EPA Contractors During Remedial
Process
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9375.2-01 State Core Program Funding Cooperative
Agreements
9380.0-02 Slurry Trench. Construction For Pollution
Migration Controls
9380.0-03 Guidance For Cleanup Of Surface Tank And Drum
Sites
9380.0-04 Remedial Action At Waste Disposal Sites Handbook
9380.0-05 Leachate Plume Management
9380.0-06 Guidance Document For Cleanup Of Surface
InpouTidment Sites
9380.1-02 Hazardous Waste Bibliography
9380.2-01 Draft Alternative Treatment/Disposal
Technology Guidance For Removal And Expedited
Removal Actions
9380.2-02 Draft Site Operations Plan
9380.2-03 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation
(SITE) Program Strategy And Program Plan
9380.2-04 Draft Decision Criteria For Recycling Wastes
From Superfund Sites
9380.2-05 Draft Guidance On Differentiating Alternative
Technologies
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