Design of Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Measures Clause Samples

Design of Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Measures. It is the responsibility of the developer to design and implement adequate measures to mitigate vapor intrusion into buildings in the NRP and to demonstrate that the system will effectively mitigate the vapor intrusion exposure pathway and meet the cancer risk and HI goals described in Section 4.4. The proper design, installation, operation and maintenance of an active SSD system (Section 5.1.3.2), a continuous PPV ventilation system for the building (Section 5.1.3.3), a ventilated parking garage beneath occupied spaces (Section 5.1.3.4) or an SMD system (Section 5.1.3.5) is considered effective mitigation of the vapor intrusion exposure pathway. Vapor intrusion barriers (Section 5.1.3.6) and sealing of cracks in the floor (Section 5.1.3.7) may also be implemented to further reduce the potential for vapor intrusion to occur. For vapor intrusion measures other than those described above and in Section 5.1.3, the developer shall submit a design report to NASA for review and approval that describes the design of vapor intrusion mitigation measures that will be implemented and demonstrates how they will be effective in mitigating the potential vapor intrusion pathway. In addition, the report shall also describe any system operation, maintenance, and monitoring activities that will be implemented to demonstrate and maintain the long-term effectiveness of the implemented mitigation measures. Effectiveness may be demonstrated by (a) monitoring for VOCs in indoor air, (b) monitoring for VOCs in subslab soil gas if a barrier or sub-slab ventilation system is designed to prevent VOC accumulation below the slab, or (c) some other means that can reliably demonstrate effectiveness.
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