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ASTM-E1903:2011 Edition

ASTM-E1903:2011 Edition

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E1903-11 Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase II Environmental Site Assessment Process

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ASTM 2011 21
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1.1 This practice covers a process for conducting a Phase II environmental site assessment ( ESA ) of a parcel of property with respect to the presence or the likely presence of substances including but not limited to those within the scope of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act ( CERCLA ) (e.g., hazardous substances ), pollutants, contaminants, petroleum and petroleum products , and controlled substances and constituents thereof. It specifies procedures based on the scientific method to characterize property conditions in an objective, representative, reproducible, and defensible manner. To promote clarity in defining Phase II ESA objectives and transparency in communicating and interpreting Phase II ESA results, this practice specifies adherence to requirements for documenting the scope of assessment and constraints on the conduct of the assessment process.

1.1.1 A user’s interest in the presence or likely presence of substances in environmental media at a property may arise in a wide variety of legal, regulatory, and commercial contexts, and may involve diverse objectives including those listed in 1.2. This practice contemplates that the user and the Phase II Assessor will consult to define the scope and objectives of investigation in light of relevant factors, including without limitation the substances released or possibly released at the property , the nature of the concerns presented by their presence or likely presence , the portion of the property to be investigated, the information already available, the degree of confidence needed or desired in the results, the degree of investigatory sampling and chemical testing needed to achieve such confidence, and any applicable time and resource constraints. This practice requires that Phase II activities be conducted so that the resulting scope of work is performed, and the stated objectives are achieved, in a scientifically sound manner.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 Scope
2 Referenced Documents
3 Terminology
6 Significance and Use
7 Developing and Documenting the Scope of the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment
8 Phase II ESA
Overview
9 Performing the Phase II ESA
12 Interpretation of Results
Phase II ESA Report Preparation
13 X1. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS PERTAINING TO PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS
X1.1 CERCLA Landowner Liability Protections
15 X1.2 Other Legal Objectives for Phase II Assessment
X1.3
X1.4
16 X2. CONTRACTING CONSIDERATIONS BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATOR AND USER
X2.1 Reporting Obligations
X2.2 Work Performed by Others
X2.3 Limitation on Scope of Work, Data, Information, or Time
X2.4 Third Party Reliance on Reports and Other Documentation
X2.5 Generation of Waste
X2.6 Damages Caused by Explorations
X2.7
X2.8 Responsibility of User
17 X2.9 Responsibility of Environmental Investigator
X3. OPTIONAL REPORT FORMATS
X3.1 Report Option A
X3.2 Report Option B
19 X3.3 Supporting Materials
20 X3.4
21 X4. STANDARDS THAT MAY BE RELEVANT IN PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
X4.1
X4.2 ASTM Standards
X4.3 Environmental Protection Agency Documents

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