oEPA United St Environmental Protection Agency Off ice of Solid WMM and Emergency Re«pon»e DIRECTIVE NUMBER: 9400.00-3 TITLE: Complying with the OSWER Policy Directives System APPROVAL DATE: 06/12/8? EFFECTIVE DATE: 06/12/87 ORIGINATING OFFICE: Office of Solid Waste E FINAL D DRAFT STATUS: A- Pending OMB approval B- Pending AA-OSWER approval C- For review &/or comment D- In development or circulating REFERENCE (other document*): headquarters OSWER Policy Directive #9013.15-3 OSWER OSWER OSWER VE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE Dl ------- &EPA CW,c« of Solid w«m and Em«rg«ncy DIRECTIVE NUMBER: TITLE: APPROVAL DATE: EFFECTIVE DATE: ORIGINATING OFFICE: O FINAL D DRAFT STATUS: [ ] A- Pending OMB approval [ ] B- Pending AA-OSWER approval [ ] C- For review &/or comment [ ] D- In development or circulating REFERENCE (other document.): headquarters '£ DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE D ------- £ COA Washington. DC 20460 \xcrM oswER Directive Initiation Request 1. Directive Number 9400.00-3 2. Originator Information Mame of Contact Person Jennifer A. Barker Mail Code WH-562 Office osw Telephone Code (202) 475-9350 3. Title Complying with the OSWER Policy Directives System 4. Summary of Directive (include brief statement of purpose) The objective of this directive is to assist OSW staff in complying with the OSWER Policy Directives System requirements. It outlines OSWER policy on and OSW procedures for entering a document into the Policy Directives System. 5. Keywords Policy, Procedure, Process. 6a. Does This Directive Supersede Previous Directive(s)? r I XX b. Does It Supplement Previous Directive(s)? No No Yes What directive (number, title) XX Yes What directive (number, title) 9013.15-3 7. Draft Level A-SignedbyAA/DAA B -- Signed by Office Director C -- For Review & Comment D -• In Development 8. Document to be distributed to States by Headquarters? Yes XX No This Request Meets OSWER Directives System Format Standards. 9. Signature of Lead Office Directives Coordinator \|jMUU'(y A> IWUA— 1 0. Name and Title of Approving Official Christina Parker, Director, Office of Program Management & Supp( Date Date >rt 06/12/87 06/12/87 EPA Form 1315-17 (Rev. 5-87) Previous editions are obsolete. OSWER OSWER OSWER O VE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE ------- UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 OFFICE OF _-- SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE JUH 1 2 - ' MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: OSWER Policy Directives Procedures FROM: Christina Parker, Director Office of Program Management and Support TO: OSW Office Director OSW Division Directors OSW Branch Chiefs Attached please find the memorandum from Jack McGraw requesting an extra copy of those Policy Directives that are appropriate for State distribution. We are not capturing all the policy-related documents in the OSWER Policy Directives system. Therefore, I'd like to take this opportunity to clarify the procedures. I understand that complying with the system can be some- what burdensome, therefore my staff has developed some step- by-step procedures to assist you in meeting the requirements of the Policy Directives System. These procedures are found in attachment #2. I've also attached many copies of a handout on the Policy Directives System which you can pass around. In addition, OPMS has a new Policy Directives Coordinator, Jennifer Barker, who handles all OSW documents entering the OSWER Policy Directives System. If you have any questions, you can call Thea McManus or Jennifer Barker at 382-4646 or 475-9350, respectively. Attachments ------- UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 9 WASHINGTON. D.C. 20460 MAY 71987 OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE OSWER Dir. # 9013.15-38 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Direct Malting of Policy and Procedural Guidance Directives to Stat FRCM: 36CK/W. McGraw /Deputy Assistant Administrator TO: /OSWER Office Directors As you roay recall fron our meeting with ASTSWMO last October, ASTSWMO requested that OSWER Headquarters provide the States with copies of all final policy and procedural guidance documents. We agreed that Headquarters would provide the States with appropriate documents. The purpose of this is to inform you of the mechanisn which we will use to meet this cormidnent. Currently, all policy and procedural guidance requires an OSWER Directives number and form. To accommodate the State distribution, this form has been revised to allow you to indicate when a document should be provided by Headquarters to the States. A copy of the revised form is attached/ and a supply will be provided to your Office Directives Coordinators. The originator of a document should check the appropriate box to indicate if the document should be provided to the States. If a document is to be sent to the States by Headquarters, the originator must provide tHe OSWER Directives system with 13 instead of 12 copies of the document. We will send the extra copy to Cincinnati where State distribution will be handled. Since all policy and procedural documents must be entered in the OSWER Directives System, this procedure will allow the most efficient and expedient mechanism to ensure that the States are receiving information which they need to manage our programs. If you have any questions, please contact Sherry Fielding at 382-4483 or Margie Russell at 475-8800. Attachments cc: Ton Devine Thad Juszczak Margie Russell Sherry Fielding Deborah Wood, CWPE Bruce Engelbert, OERR Thea McMannis, OSW Betty Arnold, OUST Regional Waste Management Division Directors, Regions I-X OSWER Regional Directives Coordinators, Regions I-X ------- States Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC 20460 OSWER Directive Initiation Request 1. Directive Number 2. Originator Information Name of Contact Person Mail Code Office Telephone Code 3. Title 4. Summary of Directive (include brief statement of purpose) 5. Keywords 6a. Does This Directive Supersede Previous Directive(s)? b. Does It Supplement Previous Directive(s)? No No Yes What directive (number, title) Yes What directive (number, title) 7. Draft Level A - Signed by AA/DAA B - Signed by Office Director C - For Review & Comment D - In Development 8. Document to be distributed to States by Headquarters? Yes No This Request Meets OSWER Directives System Format Standards. 9. Signature of Lead Office Directives Coordinator 10. Name and Title of Approving Official Date Date EPA Form 1315-17 (Rev. 5-87) Previous editions are obsolete. OSWER OSWER OSWER O VE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE ------- COMPLYING WITH THE OSWER POLICY DIRECTIVES SYSTEM I. Documents To Be Included In The System A. Description B. Items II. Instructions On How To Complete The Required Forms A. Draft Level B. Initiation Request Form C. Cover Sheet D. Classification Number E. Forwarding the Document F. OSW Policy Directives Coordinator III. Updating Policy Directives IV. Other OSW Publication/Distribution Considerations ------- -1- COMPLYING WITH THE OSWER POLICY DIRECTIVES SYSTEM I. DOCUMENTS TO BE INCLUDED IN SYSTEM A. Description: An OSWER directive is a document which mandates action for Regional personnel. This may include OSWER-originated written communications that provide program or management policy, clarification of existing policy, procedural guide- lines, program guidance, delegations and redelegations of authority, and OSWER-specific expansions of Agencywide administrative directives. B. Items: 1. Guidance Documents 2. Technical Resource Documents 3. Regulatory Interpretation/Implementation Documents (RILs, PIGs, RSIs, etc.) 4. Mandates for action 5. Procedural material 6. Programmatic guidance materials 7. Expansions to Agencywide administrative directives 8. Informational material designated as having the impact of a directive 9. Any communication that provides policy, including precedent-setting determinations II. INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO COMPLETE THE REQUIRED FORMS Once the originator (i.e., the person who prepares or writes a directive) of a document has determined whether or not it should be included in the Directives System, (s)he is responsible for completing the following steps. A. Develop the document to the appropriate level of draft before entering it into the Directives System. 1. Precedent-Setting letters, Memoranda, or short policy statements which are not expected to be circulated outside the respective division for review or concurrence must be entered into the system before final concurrence/signature. ------- -2- 2. Guidances and other documents of substantial length, and/or documents which are expected to be widely circulated for review and comment, and/or which may be expected to undergo revisions must be entered into the system before being circulated outside the originating office for review. B. Complete in full the OSWER Policy Directives System Initiation Request Form (see attached). Each number listed below corresponds to the same number on the Initiation Request form. 1. The Directive Number is given by the OSW Directives Coordinator 2. Originator's a. name b. mail code c. office and branch d. telephone number 3. Complete title of document (no abbreviations please) 4. Summary of directive 5. Keywords (See attachment of official keywords.) 6. If a directive updates other documents in the system, it should be annotated here and under REFERENCE of the Cover Sheet. 7. Draft level: If a document is final, then it is not necessary to complete this section. Whereas directives not in the final stages of issuance must be assigned a draft classification. The classification allows the user of the directive to identify the degree of finality and to alert users regarding the necessary additional • clearances. The classification must appear along with the word "DRAFT," on each page of a directive. A. Draft Level A - A document which is signed by the AA or DAA, but is awaiting other approval, such as OMB or the Administrator and is significant in that it has been issued by the highest level of OSWER. B. Draft Level B - A document signed by an Office Director, but is awaiting AA/DAA approval and is distributed with the intent that it will be utilized prior to the AA's signature. C. Draft Level C - A document transmitted only for review and/ or comment by an Office Director or the AA/DAA and is not transmitted to be followed as guidance. Schedules should be in place for finalizing the document. ------- -3- D. Draft Level D - This is to indicate that a directive on a particular subject is currently being prepared. It alerts users of the system that a particular policy or guidance document is being developed. Such advance notice may prevent duplication of effort. 8. Distribution to States by Headquarters: Mark "Yes" if the document contains information/knowledge that States need to successfully implement the national hazardous waste program. If this is marked "Yes," the originating office must submit 15 copies of the document instead of 14. OSWER will send the extra copy copy to Cincinnati where copies will be made and distributed to every state. 9. The OSW Directives Coordinator will sign here once all necessary steps have been completed. 10. Type in the name and title of the Approving Official and the date of approval. The individual who signs a directive assumes responsibility for its content and impact on other offices. As a rule, directives which affect the operations, approach, or workload of the Regions must be signed by the AA-OSWER. However, there are occasions when it may be appropriate for an Office Director to sign memoranda to Regional Waste Management Division Directors. Nevertheless, all communications with the Regional Division Directors as a group must be signed at a level no lower than the Office Director. The officials who may approve OSWER directives are: 1. Assistant Administrator (all directives) 2. Deputy Assistant Administrator (all directives except some delegations of authority); 3. Office Directors (requests for comment on draft guidance/policy directives and other matters delegated by the AA and authorized by Agency delegations rules). C. Complete in full the OSWER Policy Directives System Cover Sheet (see attached). 1. The Directive Number is given by the OSW Directives Coordinator 2. Complete title of document (no abbreviations please) 3. Date document was approved 4. Date document becomes effective (Draft documents do not have an Effective Date). ------- -4- 5. Final or Draft: Choose only one. If the word "DRAFT" is printed on the document, or is part of the title, than marking "FINAL" is inconsistent, If "DRAFT" is marked, a Status Level must be given also. 6. STATUS: Only Draft documents need this marked. Choose the appropriate level. .7. REFERENCE: Directives which update versions of documents in the system should be annotated here. D. Take ONE copy of both the DOCUMENT and COVER SHEET, and TWO copies of the INITIATION REQUEST FORM to the OSW Policy Directives Coordinator (Jennifer Barker), who will provide the appropriate OSWER Policy Directive Classification Number. The OSWER Policy Directives NUMBER must be entered: 1. On both copies of the INITIATION REQUEST FORM; 2. On the COVER SHEET; 3. On the upper right-hand corner of EACH PAGE of the document; 4. On the upper right-hand corner of any transmittal memorandum accompanying the document. The originator of the document will attach one copy of the INITIATION REQUEST FORM to the document. (The OSW Policy Directives Coordinator will retain the other copy of the initiation request form and the cover sheet.) E. Send the document (with attached initiation request form) forward for reviews, comments, concurrences and final signature. F. Forward the signed original document and 14/15 copies (see Part II, Section B, #8) to the OSW Policy Directives Coordinator after the document has received final approval and signature. The original will be returned to the originator. (OPMS can provide xeroxing services, if necessary.) III. UPDATING POLICY DIRECTIVES If a document that entered the OSWER Policy Directives System as a draft is later revised and becomes a final, it is the originator's responsibility to inform the OSW Policy Directives Coordinator of that change. The originator needs to follow the same steps as if entering the system with a new document: complete a new cover sheet and initiation request form. Generally, everything will remain the same on the forms except the draft status. Copies of the revised document, initiation request form, and cover sheet must be submitted to the Directives Coordinator. ------- -5- If the new edition of a document supercedes the old edition/ the new edition will receive a new Policy Directive Classification number. On the other hand, if the new edition supplements (but does not supercede) a document, then it will not receive a new Policy Directive Classification number. IV. OTHER OSW PUBLICATION/DISTRIBUTION CONSIDERATIONS The originator should consider other related issues to any documents entering the OSWER Policy Directives System. 1. Should this document be distributed through NTIS? (Use your own judgement, but any document that will be requested more than five times a year should be sent to NTIS.) 2. Does this document have or need an EPA/OSW number? The OSW Policy Directives Coordinator is also responsible for distribution/classification systems. ------- United States Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC 20460 OSWER Directive Initiation Request 1. Directive Number 2. Originator Information Mame of Contact Person Mail Code Office Telephone Code 3. Title 4. Summary of Directive (include brief statement of purpose) 5. Keywords 6a. Does This Directive Supersede Previous Directive(s)? b. Does It Supplement Previous Directive(s)? No No Yes What directive (number, title) Yes What directive (number, title) 7. Draft Level A - Signed by AA/DAA B - Signed by Office Director C - For Review & Comment D - In Development 8. Document to be distributed to States by Headquarters? Yes No This Request Meets OSWER Directives System Format Standards. 9. Signature of Lead Office Directives Coordinator 10. Name and Title of Approving Official Date Date EPA Form 1315-17 (Rev. 5-87) Previous editions are obsolete. OSWER OSWER OSWER O VE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE DIRECTIVE ------- KEYWORDS IN OSWER POLICY DIRECTIVES SYSTEM ABSORBENT ACCUMULATION ACCUMULATION RULE ACTIONS FILE ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING PROCEDURES ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSE ACTIONS ADVANCE MATCH AEROSOL CAN AGRICULTURAL WASTE ALTERNATE CONCENTRATION LIMIT ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES ANALYTIC METHODS AND DISPOSAL AND PRIVATE APPEAL AQUEOUS WASTE - AQUIFER ASBESTOS ASSESSMENT MONITORING ATOMIC ENERGY ACT (AEA) AUDITS AUTHORITY INADEQUATE AUTOMATION AWARDS BAG HOUSE SLUDGE BALLAST FLUID BANKRUPTCY BASELINE INFORMATION STANDARDS BATTERIES BIENNIAL REPORT BLASTING CAP BLENDER BULK LIQUID BURNER BURNING HAZARDOUS WASTE FUELS BY-PRODUCT CAP SYSTEM CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT CASE BUDGET CASE DEVELOPMENT CASE VALUE CECOS CELL CEMENT KILN CERCLA CERCLA REAUTHORIZATION CERCLA/RCRA INTERFACE CERCLIS CERTIFICATION CGL POLICY CHARACTERISTIC CHEMICAL DEODORANTS CHEMICAL STABILIZATION CHEMICAL WASTE CHLORINATION TANK CITIZEN SUITS CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ENFORCEMENT CIVIL JUDICIAL ACTIONS CLAIMS CLARIFICATION CLAY LINER CLEAN AIR ACT CLEAN WATER ACT CLOSEOUT CLOSURE CME COAST GUARD COLLECTION SYSTEM . COMBUSTION COMMERCIAL CHEMICAL PRODUCTS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMPATIBILITY COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE MONITORING COMPLIANCE SCHEDULES COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONFIDENTIALITY CONSENT ORDERS CONSTRUCTION CONTAINER CONTAINMENT CONTAMINANTS CONTINGENCY PLAN CONTINUING RELEASES CONTRACT CONTRACT LAB PROGRAM CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACT OPERATIONS CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT ------- - 2 - CORRECTIVE ACTION CORRECTIVE MEASURE CORROSION CORROSIVE WASTE COST MANAGEMENT COST CONTROL COST DOCUMENTATION COST ESTIMATE COST RECOVERY COST SHARE COVER DESIGN CREDIT CREOSOTE CRIMINAL ACTIONS CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT CYANIDE DATA DATA MANAGEMENT DEADLINES DEFINITION DEGRADATION DELEGATIONS DELETION DELISTING DEMONSTRATION DETECTION LIMIT DETECTION MONITORING DEVELOP DIBUTYLTIN DIFLUORIDE DILUTION DIOXIN DISCARDED MATERIAL DISPOSAL FACILITY DOCUMENTING DOE DOJ DOUBLE LINER DRAFT ORE DUE PROCESS DUST SUPPRESSION EARLY ENACTMENT ECONOMIC BENEFIT EDO EFFECTIVE ON ENACTMENT ELECTROPLATING ELEMENTS ELIGIBILITY EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PERMIT EMISSION CONTROL DUSTS EMISSION CONTROL WASTE EMMINENT AND SUBSTANTIAL ENDANGERMENT EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROCEDURE ENERGY WASTE ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT ACTION ENFORCEMENT OF INTERIM STATUS ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW EP TOXIC DUST EP TOXICITY EPA ID# EQUIPMENT EQUIVALENCY ERGS CONTRACT ERGS OPERATIONS ETC EVALUATION EXCLUSION EXEMPTION EXISTING PORTION EXISTING UNIT EXPANSION EXPEDITED RESPONSE ACTIONS EXPLORATION WASTE EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT EXPOSURE INFORMATION F-WASTE FACILITY FARN TANKS FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY STUDY FEDERAL AGENCY FEDERAL FACILITY FEDERAL LAWS FEDERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN FEDERAL REGISTER FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT FIELD OPERATIONS FINAL AUTHORIZATION FINAL COVER FINANCIAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL OFFICE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FIRST OPERABLE UNIT FLOOD PLAINS MANAGEMENT FOIA FOLLOW-UP FOOD PROCESSING WASTE FORMALDEHYDE FOSSIL FUEL FREE LIQUIDS ------- - 3 - FREON FS FUEL FUND FWPCA GAS CONDENSATE GAS PROCESSING WASTE GENERATION GENERATOR GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANTS GRANT AWARDS GROUNDWATER GROUNDWATER MONITORING GROUNDWATER STANDARDS GROUNDWATER STRATEGY GUIDANCE HAZARD RANKING HAZARDOUS AND SOLID WASTE AMENDMENTS HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS WASTE HEALTH HEALTH ASSESSMENT HEATING OIL HIGH TECH WASTE HOUSEHOLD WASTE HSWA HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY TESTING HYDROGEOLOGICAL DATA GYDROGEOLOGY IDENTIFICATION IMPORTS INCINERATION INCINERATOR INDEX INDIAN LAND INDUSTRIAL FURNACE INFECTIOUS WASTE INFILTRATION INFORMATION GATHERING INITIAL REMEDIAL MEASURES INSPECTION INSURANCE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT INTERIM AUTHORIZATION INTERIM NATIONAL CRITERIA INTERIM PRIORITIES LIST INTERIM PROHIBITION INTERIM STATUS INVENTORY INVESTIGATIONS IRON FOUNDRY WASTE IRON SPONGE JOINT PERMIT JUDICIAL DECISION JUDICIAL REFERRALS JURISDICTION LAB ANALYSIS LABORATORY WASTE LAND DISPOSAL LAND DISPOSAL BAN LAND DISPOSAL FACILITY LAND TREATMENT LAND-BASED HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILL LARGE VOLUME WASTE LEACHATE LEAD LEAKAGE LEGAL LETTER OF CREDIT LIABILITY LIABILITY COVERAGE LIGHT BULBS LINER LIQUID WASTE LISTED WASTE LISTINGS LITIGATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCATION LOSS OF INTERIM STATUS MAJOR HANDLER MANAGEMENT PLAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW MANIFEST MANUAL MANUFACTURING DESIGN MARPOL MECHANISM MERCURY METHODOLOGY METHYL CHLOROFORM MINIMUM SHELL THICKNESS MINIMUM TECHNOLOGICAL STANDARDS MINING WASTES MIXED WASTE MIXTURE RULE MOBILE UNITS MONETARY ASSESSMENTS MONETARY VIOLATIONS CATEGORY MONITORING MOTOR FUEL TANKS MULTI-YEAR MUNICIPAL LANDFILL ------- - 4 - NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST NCP NEGOTIATED DECISION DOCUMENT NEGOTIATION NEGOTIATION PREPARATION NEPA NEW UNIT NONCONTIGUOUS SITES NONCONTIGUOUS FACILITY NONHAZARDOUS LIQUIDS NOTICE NOTICE LETTERS NOTIFICATION NOTIFICATION UST NPL NPL DELETION PROCEDURE NPL LISTING NPL RESOLVE NPL UPDATING PROCEDURE NUCLEAR WASTE NUMBERING SYSTEM OFF-SITE FACILITY OIL SPILL OILY ONSITE WASTE MANAGEMENT OPEN DUMP OPERATING LIFE OPERATOR OPINION OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL LAW OVERFILE OVERSITE OWNER PA/SI PACKAGING PAINT FILTER TEST PAINT RESIDUES PAINT WASTE PARTY PCB PENALTY POLICY PERCHLOROETHYENE PERMEABILITY PERMIT PERMIT APPLICANTS PERMIT DENIAL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS PESTICIDE PETROLEUM TANKS PETROLEUM WASTE PHOSPHATE WASTE PICKLE LIQUOR PLANNING POHC POINT OF COMPLIANCE POLICY POST-CLOSURE POTENTIAL FOR HARM POTENTIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY PREQUISITES FOR INTERIM STATUS PRINCIPLE PRIORITY PRIVATE PRIVATE PARTY REIMBURSEMENT PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION PRIVATELY-OWNED SITE PROCEDURE PROCESS PROCUREMENT PROGRAM CAPABILITY PROGRAM EVALUATION PROGRAM GOALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM PLANNING PROGRAM REVISIONS PROMOTING PROTECTIVE FILTER PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PUBLIC RELATIONS PUBLICLY-OWNED SITE QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL QUARTERLY DIRECTORS MEETING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RA RADIOACTIVE MIXED WASTE RCRA RCRA AMENDMENT RCRA FACCLITY ASSESSMENT RCRA IMPLEMENTATION PLAN RCRA/CERCLA INTERFACE RCRA/NPL ELIGIBILITY POLICY REACTIVE WASTE REAUTHORIZATION RECLAMATION RECORD KEEPING RECORD OF DECISION RECOVERY RECYCLE REDTRAK ------- - 5 - REFERRALS REFINERY WASTE REGULATED UNIT REGULATION REGULATORY TRACKING RELEASE REM CONTRACT REM II CONTRACT REM/FIT CONTRACT REMEDIAL REMEDIAL ACTION REMEDIAL DESIGN REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REMEDIAL OPERATIONS REMEDIAL PLANNING REMEDIAL PROGRAM REMEDIAL PROJECT MANAGER REMEDY REMEDY SELECTION REMOVAL REMOVAL ACTION REMOVAL PROGRAM REPAYMENT REPORTING INFORMATION RESIDENTIAL TANKS RESPONSE RESPONSE ACTION RESPONSE AGREEMENTS RESPONSE CLAIMS RESPONSE COSTS RESPONSIBLE PARTIES RESTRAINING ORDERS RETROFIT REUSE REVERSION RFA RI RI/FS RISK ANALYSIS RISK ASSESSMENT ROD RPM RPS RSI RULES SAMPLE ANALYSIS SAMPLING SAMPLING PLAN SANITARY LANDFILL SARA SCAP SCHEDULE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SELECTION SETTLEMENT SHELL THICKNESS SHIPS SINGLE LINERS SITE EVALUATION SITE INSPECTION SITE SAFETY SITES SLUDGE DRYERS SMALL QUANTITY GENERATOR SOIL SOIL-PORE MONITORING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT UNIT SOLIDIFICATION SOLVENTS SPILL PREVENTION SPILLS SPMS SPO STATE AUTHORIZATION STATE CONTACTS STATE CONTRACTS STATE COST SHARE STATE CREDIT STATE EXPENDITURE STATE LAWS STATE NEGOTIATION STATE NOTIFICATION LETTER STATE PARTICIPATION STATE PLAN STATE PRIORITIES STATE PROGRAM STATE PROJECT OFFICER STATE REGULATIONS STATE STANDARDS STATE-LEAD ENFORCEMENT STATE/EPA COORDINATION STATUTORY AUTHORITY STATUS STATUTORY DESIGN STATUTORY REVIEW STEEL FOUNDRIES STORAGE STRATEGY STREAMLINE SETTLEMENTS STRUCTURAL STUDIES SUBCONTRACT SUPERFUND SUPERFUND SITE CLEANUP SUPERFUND STATE CONTRACT SUPPORT ------- - 6 - SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SURFACE WATER SUBSTANTIAL HAZARD SWMU TANK TANK STANDARDS TANK SYSTEM TARGETS TASK AUTHORIZATION TAT CONTRACT TECHNICAL MENUAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEAM TECHNICAL SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TEGD TEST METHOD THERMAL TREATMENT TIMELY AND APPROPRIATE TNT TOLUENE TOT TOTALLY ENCLOSED TREATMENT TOXIC TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT TOXICITY TRANSFER FACILITIES TRANSITION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTED WASTE TRANSPORTER TREATED WASTE TREATMENT TRIAL BURN TRUST FUND TSDF UNAUTHORIZED UNDERGROUND INJECTION UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK UNILATERAL ORDER UNSATURATED ZONE MONITORING USED OIL UST UTILITY WASTE VADOSE ZONE MONITORING VARIANCE VESSELS VIOLATION CATEGORY VIOLATIONS WAIVER WARNING LETTER WASTE WASTE ANALYSIS WASTE DISPOSAL WASTE EXCHANGE WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE MINIMIZATION WASTE PILES WASTE REDUCTION WASTEWATER TREATMENT WELL CONSTRUCTION WELL MATERIALS WITHDRAWLS WOOD PRESERVING WORKGROUP ZINC PLATING ZONE CONTRACT ------- |