Section 258.50 Remediation Suitability Determination
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE › Part 258 LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM › Section 258.50 Remediation Suitability Determination
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Section 258.50 Remediation
Suitability Determination
Contaminated soil that is the
subject of an application for Department issuance of written authorization for
land application must be evaluated for remediation suitability in accordance
with this Section.
a) The applicant must develop an appropriate, site-specific list
of agrichemicals known or suspected to have been released at the spill site.
The compounds included in Appendices A and B of this Part may serve as a
guide to the applicant in the development of the site-specific list of target
pesticides and nutrients. Unless affirmatively demonstrated that an
agrichemical has not been stored, mixed or loaded at the spill site, all
pesticides listed in Appendix B must be considered target agrichemicals.
b) The contaminated soil must be sampled in accordance with the requirements
of this Part and analyzed for the presence and concentration of the target
agrichemicals
included on the list of compounds required in subsection (a) of this Section.
c) If the list required in subsection (a) of this Section
includes any of the pesticides listed in Appendix A of this Part, the mean concentration
of the pesticide in the soil must be determined in accordance with the sampling
and analysis procedures of Section 258.90. The mean pesticide concentrations of
the contaminated soil must be compared to its associated Remediation
Suitability Determination Level (RSDL) obtained from Appendix A of this Part.
If the mean remediation media concentration for any pesticide listed in
Appendix A of this Part is equal to or greater than its associated Remediation
Suitability Determination Level, the contaminated soil may not be suitable for
land application.
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