CORRECTIVE MEASURES EVALUATION Sample Clauses

CORRECTIVE MEASURES EVALUATION. A. Corrective Measures Evaluations (CME/s) shall be conducted as appropriate to support the purposes of this Consent Order described in Section 2 (Purpose and Scope of Consent Order). DOE shall perform a CME when, based on the relevant RFI Report, NMED notifies DOE that a CME is required. The Parties agree that a CME performed by DOE is equivalent to a Corrective Measures Study (CMS/s). B. CMEs will be performed to identify, develop, and evaluate potential corrective measures alternatives for removal, containment, and/or treatment of site-related contamination. CMEs will focus on remedies based on consideration of site conditions and the extent, nature, and complexity of releases and contamination. DOE shall use a graded approach, i.e., evaluate alternatives using the criteria in Section 16.C, in identifying corrective measures alternatives. Based on application of the criteria in Section 16.C, a CME may detail why some alternatives are excluded from further evaluation in the CME. ▇. ▇▇▇ shall conduct CMEs that include evaluation of corrective measures alternatives using the following threshold and balancing criteria. Any corrective measure alternative proposed in the CME Report must meet the threshold criteria, which are evaluation standards derived from EPA’s RCRA Corrective Action Plan, OSWER Directive 9902.3-2A (May 1994). DOE shall use the balancing criteria, which are other factors derived from that guidance, to evaluate alternatives meeting the threshold criteria.
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