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Code · California · Health and Safety Code

§ 79210

146 words·~1 min read·/ca/health-and-safety-code/79210

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A remedial action plan prepared pursuant to this article shall include the basis for the remedial action selected and shall include an evaluation of each alternative considered and rejected by the department or the regional board for a particular site. The plan shall include an explanation for rejection of alternative remedial actions considered but rejected. The plan shall also include an evaluation of the consistency of the selected remedial action with the requirements of the federal regulations and the factors specified in Section 79205, if those factors are not otherwise adequately addressed through compliance with the federal regulations.
The remedial action plan shall also include a nonbinding preliminary allocation of responsibility among all identifiable potentially responsible parties at a particular site, including those parties that may have been released, or may otherwise be immune, from liability pursuant to this part or any other provision of law.
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