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Mayor David Rice, District 4
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Mayor Pro Tem Sylvia J. Murphy, District 5
Danny L. Kolhage, District I
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George Neugent, District 2
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Heather Carruthers, District 3
County Commission Meeting
March 21, 2018
Agenda Item Number: U.1
Agenda Item Summary #4007
BULK ITEM: Yes DEPARTMENT: Project Management / Facilities
TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Raymond Sanders (305) 295 -4338
N/A
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Approval to enter into a site access agreement with Florida
Department of Environmental Protection and a subsequent site access agreement with the FDEP
selected contractor for petroleum contamination assessment and cleanup at the Plantation Key
Courthouse Campus.
ITEM BACKGROUND: In an effort to encourage detection, reporting and cleanup of
contamination caused by discharges of petroleum or petroleum products, the Florida Legislature
created the Petroleum Cleanup Participation Program (PCPP) to provide rehabilitative funding
assistance for property contaminated by discharges of petroleum or petroleum products occurring
before January 1, 1995. FDEP has reviewed its records for Facility 444 9102657 and discharge,
Monroe County Public Works Division — Garage, 186 Key Heights Drive, Tavernier, FL and has
determined that the September 1, 1991 discharge reported at the closed tank location is eligible for
the PCP program. If executed, the access agreement allows a FDEP contractor to enter the County
property and conduct an assessment and potential cleanup of the reported petroleum contamination.
Project Management staff are awaiting receipt of additional information from FDEP to questions that
they have. If the information is received prior to the March 21 BOCC meeting, then an additional
information memorandum will be supplied to the BOCC and supplemented to this AIS.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: None.
CONTRACT /AGREEMENT CHANGES:
Site Access Agreement with FDEP
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Recommend approval as outlined above.
DOCUMENTATION:
FDEP Site Access Agreement
2018.02.23 - FDEP Notice Letter
FDEP Instructions and FAQs
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
Effective Date: April 19, 2018
Expiration Date:
Total Dollar Value of Contract: $0
Total Cost to County: $0
Current Year Portion: $0
Budgeted: N/A
Source of Funds: N/A
CPI: N/A
Indirect Costs: $0
Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts: $0
Revenue Producing: No
Grant: No
County Match: N/A
Insurance Required: No
Additional Details:
If yes, amount:
N/A
REVIEWED BY:
Ann Mytnik
Completed
03/09/2018 7:02 AM
Cary Knight
Completed
03/09/2018 11:16 AM
Kevin Wilson
Completed
03/09/2018 2:19 PM
Chris Ambrosio
Completed
03/09/2018 3:03 PM
Budget and Finance
Completed
03/09/2018 3:07 PM
Maria Slavik
Completed
03/09/2018 3:08 PM
Kathy Peters
Completed
03/09/2018 4:41 PM
Board of County Commissioners
Pending
03/21/2018 9:00 AM
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SITE ACCESS AGREEMENT
1. The Parties The undersigned real property owner, MONROE COUNTY ( " Owner "), hereby
give(s) permission to the State of Florida, Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)
( "Department ") and its Contractor, subcontractors, and vendors ( "Contractor "), to enter the
Owner's property ( "the Property') 88770 OVERSEAS HWY, PLANTATION KEY 33036 with FDEP
Facility ID# 9102657
The Property Owner owns the certain parcel(s) 00416020000000 of real property located
at 88770 OVERSEAS HWY, PLANTATION KEY, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA 33036 (the
"Property "), depicted on the attached legal description as Exhibit "A."
2. Permissible Activities This Site Access Agreement ( "Agreement ") is limited to activities
which may be performed by the Department or its Contractors pursuant to Chapter 62 -780,
Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), without cost to the Owner (unless required in a
separate agreement) to locate contamination, determine contamination levels and, when
necessary, remove and remediate contamination which may be performed by the
Department and its Contractor. This access is provided only for the contamination either
eligible for a state - funded cleanup or is being investigated pursuant to a consent order with
the Department. The following activities are included in this Agreement but are not limited
to this list:
• conduct soil, surface, subsurface, and groundwater investigations,
including but not limited to entry by a drill rig vehicle and /or support
vehicles,
• install and remove groundwater monitoring wells;
• use geophysical equipment;
• use an auger for collecting soil and sediment samples;
• locate existing wells;
• collect waste, soil, and water samples;
• remove, treat and /or dispose of contaminated soils and water;
• remove contaminated soil by digging with backhoes, large diameter
augers and similar equipment;
• install, operate, and remove remedial equipment;
• install and remove utility connections;
• trenching for connection of remediation wells to equipment; and
• conduct surveys, prepare site sketches, and take photographs.
3. Duration and Termination of Access This Agreement is granted, without any fee or
charge to the Department or Contractor, for so long as is necessary to assess, remove,
monitor and remediate the contamination on the Property. Access shall be allowed forthe
Department (including its employees and contracted site managers with Teams 5 and 6 or
local government, if applicable) immediately upon the execution of this Agreement.
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However, access for a Contractor can be contingent upon the Owner timely entering into a
separate site access agreement with the Contractor (if the Owner wants a separate
agreement with the Contractor please check the appropriate box at the end of this
document). Such agreement with a Contractor is not binding upon the Department. This
Agreement shall continue until the Department's entry of a site rehabilitation completion
order pursuant to Rule 62- 780.680, Florida Administrative Code, or low- scored site initiative
no further action order pursuant to Section 376.3071(12)(b), Florida Statutes ( "Order "). At
which time the Owner shall be provided a copy of the Order and this Agreement shall be
automatically terminated.
4. Work Performed during Business Hours The Department and Contractor may enter the
Property during normal business hours and may also make arrangements to enter the
Property at other times after agreement from the Owner.
5. Environmental Infrastructure and Well Permits The owner authorizes the Department
and the Contractor to act as its authorized representative in signing all required forms and
documents necessary for obtaining applicable permits related to environmental
infrastructure improvements including well construction, repair, maintenance,
modification, and abandonment pursuant to Chapter 373 F.S.
6. Activities Comply with Applicable Laws. The Department and Contractor agree that any
and all work performed on the Property and in association with this Agreement shall be
done in a good, safe, workmanlike manner, and in accordance with applicable federal and
state statutes, rules and regulations.
7. Proper Disposal of Contaminated Media The Department and Contractor shall ensure
that soil cuttings, any work materials, and water generated shall be disposed of in
accordance with Environmental Laws. All soil cuttings, waste materials and development
water generated shall be promptly removed from the Property.
8. Property Restoration The Department shall pay the reasonable costs of restoring the
Property as nearly as practicable to the conditions which existed before activities
associated with contamination assessment or remedial action were taken.
9. Owner's Non - Interference The Owner shall not interfere with the Department or
Contractor when performing the Permissible Activities. Owner shall not damage any
equipment including wells, piping, and remediation system that may be located on the
Property. Owner shall notify the Department 90 days prior to commencement of any
construction, demolition or other work on the Property that may damage or destroy any
part of the equipment installed under this Agreement. If the Department anticipates that
the remediation equipment will not be used for over one calendar year, the Owner can
request removal of the remediation equipment if it is interfering with the operation of the
business or with planned construction activities.
10. Non - revocable If Property is the source of the discharge that is eligible for State funded
remediation pursuant to Chapter 376, Florida Statutes, access to the Property is required
and Owner may not revoke this Agreement with the Department until the appropriate site
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rehabilitation completion order is issued under Chapter 62- 780.680 or a low- scored site
initiative order issued pursuant to Section 376.3071(12)(b), Florida Statutes, is final.
11. No Admission The granting of this Agreement by the Owner is not intended, nor
should it be construed, as an admission of liability on the part of the Owner for any
contamination discovered on the Property.
12. Owner's Use of Property The Owner retains the right to use the Property, and the
Department and its Contractors will work with the Owner regarding minimizing activities
that may interfere with the Owner's management and use of the Property. However,
neither the Department nor the Contractor are responsible for any inconvenience,
economic injury, or business damage that Owner may suffer due to the performance of any
Permissible Activity. This agreement does not modify any legal right the parties may have
regarding negligent acts.
13. Owner's Release of Claim If Owner selected a qualified contractor (not an agency term
contractor), the Owner hereby releases the Department from any and all claims against the
Department performed by the Owner's selected contractor arising from or by virtue of, the
Permissible Activities.
14. Injury to Department The Owner shall not be liable for any injury, damage or loss on
the Property suffered by the Department, Department employees or Contractors not
caused by the negligence or intentional acts of the Owner's agents oremployees.
15. Indemnification The Department does not indemnify the Owner, see paragraph 16.
The Contractor has indemnified the Department. However, if the Owner chooses to enter
into a separate access agreement with the Contractor, the Contractor is not prohibited
from indemnifying Owner as long as such indemnification does not conflict with the
Contractor's indemnification of the Department. Where no conflicts exist, any subsequent
indemnification by the Contractor to any party associated with the Permissible Activities is
subservient and subordinate to the Contractor's indemnification of the Department.
16. Sovereign Immunity The Department acknowledges and accepts its responsibility
under applicable law (Section 768.28, Florida Statutes) for damages caused by the acts of its
employees while on the Property.
17. Public Records All documents created or received associated with the Permissible
activities are a public record pursuant to Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. The Owner may
retrieve any documents or other information related to the Permissible Activities online
using the facility number reference above.
http. ZZdepedms. dep. state.fl.usZOculusZservletZloin ?action =login
18. Entire Agreement This Agreement shall constitute the entire agreement between the
Department and the Owner regarding this grant of access to the Department as stated
herein. No modification, amendment or waiver of the terms and conditions of this
Agreement shall be binding upon Department unless approved in writing by an authorized
representative of Owner and Department
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19. Governing Law and Venue This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of Florida. Venue for any action or proceeding arising
from or relating to this Agreement shall be in the appropriate Florida court having
jurisdiction located in Leon County, Florida.
20. Severability Any provision of this Agreement that is prohibited or unenforceable shall
be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or unenforceability without invalidating the
remaining provisions hereof.
21. No Third Party Beneficiaries This Agreement is solely for the benefit of the parties
hereto and their respective successors and assigns and shall not be deemed to confer upon
third parties any remedy, claim, liability, or reimbursement, claim of action or other right.
A. Are additional requirements attached to this agreement? Note: Additional
requirements must be on a separate page titled Exhibit B and include the
facility ID #, owner signature and date on the page.
YES U NO
B. Do you wish to participate or provide input with respect to rehabilitation of
this facility?
is YES () NO
C. -Do you wish to exercise the option to reject one Contractor priorto
assignment of work?
Ip YES NO
D. Do you want the Contractor to contact you to obtain a separate site access
agreement? Note: Additional site access agreements must be completed
between the owner and Contractor within ninety (90) calendar days.
Ip YES 0 NO
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Date
Property Owner Telephone or Cell Phone Number
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Date
Austin Hofmcister
Program Administrator
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Signature of Witness
ME
PRPSitcAccessAgmement 071117 Facility M# 9102657 Page 5 of J,
Exhibit A
Short Legal Description: KEY HEIGHTS SECTION 2 PLANTATION KEY P133 -159 LOTS 1 -5 & LOT 6
LESS THE W'LY 10' BK 4 OR123- 192/93 OR147 -410 OR257 -408 OR646 -399 OR707- 856/46
OR842- 1533/1534E (RE #'S 41601 & 41603 COMBINED FOR ASSMT PURPOSES 4- 21 -94)
FDEP Coordinates(Degrees Minutes Seconds) for Facility 44/ 9102657:
Latitude 24 ° 58' 45.5592 "
Longitude 80 33' 3.0312"
Exhibit B
Facility ID# 44 9102657
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) will provide Monroe
County the proposed scope of work and construction schedule and obtain approval from
the Director of Project Management or designee prior to any construction activities by
the FDEP contractor.
Signature of Property Owner Date
2/23/2018
Florida Department of
Environmental Protection
Bob Martinez Center
2600 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, Florida 32399 -2400
MONROE COUNTY
500 WHITEHEAD STREET
KEY WEST, FL 33040
Subject: Notice of Funding Availability for Assessment
MONROE CNTY PUBLIC WORKS DIV- GARAGE
186 KEY HEIGHTS DR
TAVERNIER, MONROE COUNTY
FDEP Facility ID#44 9102657
Eligible Discharge Date: 9/1/1991 (PCPP)
Priority Score: 9
Dear Property Owner:
Rick Scott
Governor
Carlos Lopez - Cantera
Lt. Governor
Noah Valenstein
Secretary
Your property has been identified as a site affected by petroleum contamination that is
eligible for an assessment funded by the State of Florida. On 1/19/2018, the Florida
Department of Environmental Protection (Department) sent you a letter with a Site Access
Agreement attached. To date, a response to this letter has not been received by the
Department.
Providing site access to your property to allow cleanup of the contamination is a required
condition to maintain eligibility in the State - funded Petroleum Restoration Program. Should you
fail to execute and return the Agreement to the Department within 14 calendars of the date of this
letter, the Department may begin the process of revoking your eligibility in the program. If such
eligibility is revoked, the total cost to cleanup your property will become your responsibility.
For additional information regarding the Petroleum Restoration Program, please find a list of
Frequently Asked Questions attached to this letter. Additional information is also posted on our
website at https - ./ /floridadep.Zov /waste /petroleum- restoration
https:Hfloridadep.gov/ Second Letter- version 115116
MONROE COUNTY
FDEP Facility ID# 9102657
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2/23/2018
If you have any questions, please contact Grace Rivera, 850- 245 -8882,
Grace.Rivera @ dep. state. fl. us
Sincerely,
Alan Sakole
Environmental Supervisor
York Risk Services Group, Inc.
Administrative Services Contractor
Ajan.SakojL@yorkrsg.com
Enclosure: Oculus Instructions
Site Access Agreement
Instructions for Completion of Site Access Agreement
Frequently Asked Questions
ec: File
Note, this cover letter is for your records and should not be returned
Access to Oculus Storage Tank Database Files
Type in the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) web page, as shown:
https: / /floridadep. Zov /waste
Click OCULUS link on left side of screen, located under Waste Management Quick Links.
On OCULUS sign -in screen, click PUBLIC OCULUS LOGIN button.
In OCULUS Search, located on the left, the following selections need to be made: Catalog -
Storage Tanks, Search By - Property, Property - Facility -Site ID. Please note that you may
need to scroll down in each search box to locate the selection needed (refer to below screen
capture).
In the Facility -Site ID space, enter the Facility /Site ID #. This number can be located within the
subject matter on your letter. When keying the Facility /Site ID #, the first two numbers and the
space will need to be removed. For example, Facility /Site ID # 52 8624585 is to be entered as
8624585. Upon entry, hit "Enter" on your keyboard. The entered property name should appear
to the right of the Facility /Site ID #. Click on the "Search" button to continue (refer to below
screen capture).
On Search Results page, the user can select and view the displayed files in a variety of ways via
the column headers (Document Date, Received Date, Document Type, or Document Subject).
Viewing preference can be done by date or alpha. Click on the column header that is blue and
underlined. Continue to click on the column header until the desired viewing arrangement
(ascending date, descending date, or alpha order) is reached. Recommended viewing is:
Document Date, descending order (see below screen capture).
To select and view a file, please click on the File Type column image icon shown for that line
(see below screen capture). When the yellow box appears at the bottom of the screen, click Open
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If you have any questions regarding Oculus, you can contact the Service Desk at DEP via email
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF SITE ACCESS AGREEMENT
This agreement is required to allow FDEP and the Agency Term Contractor (ATC) personnel to
enter your property to perform remediation services. Upon issuance of a Closure Order, your
site will be restored as nearly as practical to the conditions which existed before the activities,
and the access agreement shall be terminated.
The Agreement includes 21 standard paragraphs. Alteration may not be made directly on the
original agreement. In addition, there are four questions concerning owner access preference
that must be answered by checking the corresponding boxes. Any additional requirements or
agreements may not result in the FDEP incurring additional expenses. Please see the instructions
following each question for more information.
A. Are additional requirements attached to this agreement? Note: Additional
requests must be on a separate page titled Exhibit B and include the facility ID #, owner signature and
date on the page.
Some property owners require additional access conditions, such as those mandated in the
Jessica Lundsford Act for school properties, or have specific requirements regarding
notification of work. Additional requirements may be requested on a separate signed and
dated page to this agreement, to be titled Exhibit B. Such requests are subject to evaluation and
approval by the Department. You will be informed if the Department cannot accept your
request. Any changes or alterations to the standard access agreement must be made in Exhibit
B, and not on the original agreement.
B. Do you wish to participate or provide input with respect to rehabilitation of
this facility?
If you wish to be in close communication with the ATC and receive notifications of work,
copies of reports and recommendations for the site, select "yes" for this option. If you prefer
to be hands off and let the ATC conduct all work as directed by the FDEP, please select "no."
C. Do you wish to exercise the option to reject one Agency Term Contractor
prior to assignment of work?
As required by legislation outlined in Chapter 62 -772 Florida Administrative Code, FDEP will
use a competitive procurement process to select an ATC to conduct the
assessment/remediation activities. Checking "yes" for the above option allows you to be
informed by FDEP which ATC is selected before they are authorized to initiate activities, and
reject one selected ATC, if you so choose.
D. Do you want the Contractor to contact you to obtain a separate site access
agreement? Note: Additional site access agreements between the owner and ATC must be
completed within ninety (90) calendar days.
If "yes" is selected, you will be contacted by the ATC to discuss the terms of your additional
site access agreement prior to beginning any work at your site. The State of Florida does not
review or give advice regarding these separate agreements. If you choose to do this, the
separate access agreement cannot contradict, and must be subservient to, the agreement
between the owner and the FDEP.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR SITES SCORED 19 AND BELOW
What is the Petroleum Restoration Program?
The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Petroleum Restoration Program
(PRP) includes the technical oversight, management, and administration of the
assessment and cleanup of property contaminated by discharges of petroleum and
petroleum products from stationary petroleum storage systems. Petroleum
contaminated sites that are eligible for cleanup by the State will be funded in priority
order based on the potential threat to the public health and the environment.
What facility or site is this letter referring to?
For information specific to your property please visit the Department's Contamination
Locator Map (CLM) on its website:
1. Go to the PRP main page hi.i.ps://floridadep.gov/wasi.e
2. Click on the blue CLM — Contamination Locator Map under the Waste
Management Quick Links on the left of the screen
3. Select "Petroleum" from the search criteria, select "Continue."
4. Search for the site using an address, a 5 -digit zip code or a city.
Is this Site Access Agreement required?
Yes, property owners must provide permission for the Department and its contractors to
access the property that is the location of the contamination. Such permission is
required by state law to retain the state - funded eligibility and so that the Department
and its contractors can conduct the work necessary to cleanup the property. Owners
are asked to grant that permission by signing a Site Access Agreement. Please review
all pages of the document provided, and don't hesitate to call the Department with any
questions you may have.
Will the site assessment or remediation work impact my business?
Contractors are required to notify the property owner and any operator on the property
before the contractor comes to the property to perform field work. This is your
opportunity to inform the contractor of anything that is happening on your property or
that has changed since the last time the contractor was on the property. Site
rehabilitation may temporarily block parts of your parking lot while work is being
conducted. You will be informed when this may happen.
What will my property look like when this is done?
Your property will be restored as nearly as practicable to the conditions which existed
prior to activities associated with contamination assessment or remedial action were
taken.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR SITES SCORED 19 AND BELOW
What if there is an issue with the work conducted at my site?
Once you sign the Site Access Agreement, you will be assigned a PRP site manager.
The site manager is responsible for overseeing the technical and administrative aspects
of the site cleanup. Your assigned site manager will be contacting you at various times
during the process but you may contact the PRP site manager any time to discuss any
problems or concerns you may have about the work. You will also have an opportunity
to evaluate the performance of the contractor that works on your contaminated site. If
you would like to participate or provide input with respect to how site rehabilitation
proceeds on your property, please select (YES) to paragraph 21 B of Site Access
Agreement.
Will I be expected to pay for this work?
Look on the PRP cover letter for this request and you will see what program(s) for which
your contamination is eligible. If your contamination is eligible for the Early Detection
Incentive Program (EDI), and that is the only contamination on your property, then you
should not have to pay for anything. If your contaminated site is in a state - funded
eligibility program that has a deductible: Petroleum Liability and Restoration Insurance
Program (PLRIP), Abandoned Tank Restoration Program (ATRP), and Innocent Victim
Petroleum Storage System Restoration Program (IVPSSRP), the deductible payment is
not required for the assessment work under the Low -Score Assessment (LSA) or Low -
Score Site Initiative (LSSI). If a site is under an LSA and qualifies for closure, after
completion of the assessment work, the deductible payment will need to be received
before the closure order is issued by the Department. For contaminated sites that are in
a cost share program: Petroleum Cleanup Participation Program (PCPP), the 25% cost
share copayment, the Limited Contamination Assessment Report (LCAR), and the
PCPP agreement are not required for the work under the LSA and LSSI. In FPLRIP
and PCPP, the Department is limited as to how much state money it can expend for
assessment and remediation of the site. When the site becomes within funding range
for the remediation, and if the contamination cannot be remediated under those funding
caps, then you may be required to expend funds to complete the cleanup.
Who will be doing the work on my property?
The Department has competitively procured qualified cleanup contractors through
Agency Term Contracts. One of our Agency Term Contractors (ATCs) will be selected
for your site, unless your site is eligible under a cost share program such as PCPP or
Advanced Cleanup where the owner or other responsible party can recommend a
contractor to the Department. You will be notified of the selected ATC and have the
option to evaluate and reject the ATC prior to work assignment if you are not satisfied
with the selection. See paragraph 21 C & 21 D of the Site Access Agreement.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR SITES SCORED 19 AND BELOW
What is the Difference between the Low -Score Site Initiative (LSSI) and the Low -
Score Assessment (LSA)?
Low -Score Site Initiative I Low -Score Assessment
Voluntary program for owners /responsible
parties that provides a faster assessment
to the qualified sites with the intent of
closing sites below funding range.
Department led assessment to determine
risk of contamination at sites below
funding range.
Authorized and described in Section
376.3071(12), Florida Statutes.
Up to $35,000 for assessment activities
and up to $35,000 for remediation.
Not all low score sites qualify for LSSI.
Florida law requires certain criteria for a
site to be considered for the LSSI.
An executed Site Access Agreement is not
required, and the DEP does NOT solicit
the owner /responsible party for such
agreements. The owner only needs to
submit the LSSI application to participate.
However, the DEP must be provided
access to the property should DEP in fact
visit the property.
Owner acknowledges that minimal
contamination may remain onsite and
agrees to the DEP issuing a "LSSI No
Further Action" determination. LSSI NFA
sites are logged on to the DEP's online
Institutional Control Registry.
Authorized in Section 376.3071(4), Florida
Statutes
Provides enough funding to complete
assessment, no limit on the funds needed
to assess the site except for the statutory
limits tied to the specific eligibility program
(PCPP & FPLRIP)
All low score petroleum contaminated sites
eligible for state - funded cleanup may be
considered for LSA.
The DEP requires an executed Site
Access Agreement from the real property
owner(s) (and recorded leaseholders)
before an LSA is conducted.
The data collected will determine if the
contaminated site is a health risk, requires
monitoring, remediation, or qualifies for
closure. If additional monitoring or
remediation is required, the site will be
placed back in the line to await priority
funding.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR SITES SCORED 19 AND BELOW
For additional LSA or LSSI information please visit the Petroleum Restoration Program
website http://Floridadeov/ waste / petroleum - resto ratio n /content /petroleum- cleanup-
rograms
How long will it be before something is done on my site after access is granted?
Once the signed Site Access Agreement is received by the Department, a site manager
will be assigned to your site. The assigned site manager will then contact you within 30
days to discuss the next steps and will be able to answer any questions you have about
the program.
Who do I contact about my site?
For general questions concerning your site and the Site Access process or
agreement, please contact Grace Rivera at 850 - 245 -8882.
If you are considering the LSSI, please contact Graham Witt at (850) 222 -6446,
ext. 260
For specific questions about the eligibility program of your discharge Early Detection
Initiative (EDI), Abandoned Tank Restoration Program (ATRP), Petroleum Liability and
Restoration Insurance Program (PLRIP), Innocent Victim Petroleum Storage System
Restoration Program (IVPSSRP), or Petroleum Cleanup Participation Program (PCPP)
contact Lewis Cornman at 850 - 245 -8846.
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