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8/9/2004
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08/09/2004 15:50 FAX 6512969707 biN. POLLUTION CONTROL <br /> <br />August 9, 2004 <br />_ t <br />/`~,. <br />f <br />i j <br />Minne:~ota Pollution Control Agency <br />Ms. Cathy Capone Bermett <br />Redevelopment Specialist/HRA Executive Director <br />City of Roseville/Roseville HRA <br />2660 Civic Center Drive <br />Roseville, MN 55113 <br />RE: Roseville Twin Lakes Corridor Agreement <br />Dear Ms. Bennett: <br />On behalf of the city of Roseville (the City), you requested me, on behalf of the staff of the Minnesota. <br />Pollution Control Agency {MPCA) Voluntary Investigation and Cleanup (VIC) Unit to respond to the <br />question of "why the city must wait for redevelopment to occur to address contamination or why can't the <br />city or MPCA force the cleanup of a contaminated Site". You also asked the MPCA staff to "address <br />petroleum versus hazardous substance cleanup and to clarify if a higher standard of cleanup is required <br />for residential rather than commercial uses". <br />These are very gaol questions and the s~.nswer is a rather complex'one. <br />VrC and VI'IC <br />The MPCA typically addresses the majority of brownfields contaminated sites within the City in one of <br />two separate, but related remediation programs. The first being the VIC program which addresses <br />hazardous substance releases and ~is authorized by the Minnesota Environmental Response and Liability <br />Act (MERLA) under Minn. Stat. § 115B. The second is the Voluntary Petroleum Investigation and <br />Cleanup (V.PIC) program which addresses petroleum releases and receives its authority from Minn. Stat. <br />§ 115C, the Petroleum Release Act. <br />Coordinated approach <br />Many voluntary cleanup sites have both petroleum and hazardous substance releases, which require <br />involvement and a coordinated approach between the VIC and VPIC staff. Wb.en a Site is addressed <br />under either of these programs the MPCA staff use a risked based approach and assurances are issued <br />which typically address the existing and, if known, proposed land use scenario. <br />.addressing Changing Land ~Jse <br />The MPCA establishes conditions or places disclaimers into assurance letters to address existing, ox if <br />known, changing land use. For example, an industrial VIC site which proposes to leave contamination <br />above criteria in the top four feet in gr~~ssy areas, must file a declaration of restrictions on the land that <br />prohibits persons from disturbing the 1,3nd without first receiving the approval of the MPCA <br />Commissioner. <br />520 Lafayette Rd. N.; Saint Paul, ~1N 551~~5-4194; (651} 296-6300 (Voice}; (651} 282-5332 (TTY); uvww.pca.state.mn.us <br />St. Paul ~ Brainerd ®Detruit Lakes ®Duluth ®Ntankato ®Marshall ®Rachester ®Willmar <br />Equal Opportunity Employer ~ Printed on n;cycled paper containing at Jeast 20 percent fibers from paper recycled by consumers. <br />
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