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1 Phase I Assessment R le Ohio EPA Voluntary Action Program Rule Tom Shalala, CP #188 Clayton Group Services, A Bureau Veritas Company Phase I Topics Covered Purpose End Result How VAP Phase I Assessments Differ 2 How VAP Phase I Assessments Differ from other ESAs Use of Historical Reports Components of a VAP Phase I Role of Certified Professionals Purpose of VAP Phase I Assessments I. Characterize a site for participation in VAP 3 in VAP Evaluate potential eligibility issues
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    Phase I Assessment R le

    Ohio EPAVoluntary Action Program

    Rule

    Tom Shalala, CP #188Clayton Group Services,

    A Bureau Veritas Company

    Phase I Topics Covered

    �Purpose�End Result�How VAP Phase I Assessments Differ

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    �How VAP Phase I Assessments Differfrom other ESAs

    �Use of Historical Reports�Components of a VAP Phase I�Role of Certified Professionals

    Purpose of VAP Phase I Assessments

    I. Characterize a site for participation in VAP

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    in VAP

    � Evaluate potential eligibility issues

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    Purpose of VAP Phase I Assessments

    II. Determine if releases of hazardous substances or

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    hazardous substances orpetroleum have or may have occurred on, beneath, or coming from the property� Similar to ASTM RECs

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    End Result of VAP Phase I Assessments

    I. No releases or suspected releases identified

    � U lik l i

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    � Unlikely scenario� VAP projects with only

    asbestos/lead based paint issues

    � Recommend preparation of NFA

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    End Result of VAP Phase I Assessments

    II. Releases or suspected releases identified

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    � Phase II would be recommended� Identified areas must be

    discussed and depicted on figure� Provides basis for Phase II

    Investigation

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    Releases

    Could be from:�On-site sources�Off-site sources

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    �Off-site sources�Current�Historical�Suspected

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