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Institutional Controls Procedures Guidance (June 2012)
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Global RBCA Implementation Memorandum » During the 2003 Regular
Session, the Florida Legislature passed CS/HB 1123 (see Ch. 2003-173, Laws
of Florida), commonly known as "Global RBCA." The Governor signed the bill
into law on June 20, 2003, and the Bureau of Waste Cleanup has initiated the
rulemaking required by the new law. The purpose of this memo is not only to
notify the public of the passage of Global RBCA legislation, but also to
address several issues that made its passage so challenging.
Tallevast Community Preliminary Contamination Assessment Report. The
report is divided into five sections:
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Figures, Tables, Conductivity Logs, and Photographs. The report is in pdf format
and must be viewed in
Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or higher.
Comparison Tables ~ DISCLAIMER »
The information contained in the Comparison Tables is provided to you as an aid
in identifying changes in cleanup target levels. However, the tables are not a
rule or the Department's official statement of the cleanup levels. Although the
Department has made reasonable efforts to provide correct information in these
tables, the entries have not been verified for accuracy or completeness. The
user assumes all risks in use of the tables. The user should not rely on these
tables to make decisions affecting the user's legal rights. For matters
affecting legal rights, please refer to the printed version of the official
publications of Chapter 62-777, F.A.C., which is available on the website for
the Department of State at
http://laws.flrules.org/files/Ch_2003-173.pdf.
Florida Sediment Quality Assessment Guidelines » This
report was prepared to provide the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection biological effects-based sediment
quality assessment guidelines (SQAGs) for Florida coastal
waters. A variety of approaches for deriving numerical SQAGs
were reviewed and evaluated. Using an approach recommended by
Long and Morgan (1990; National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration), preliminary SQAGs for 34 priority substances in
Florida coastal waters were derived and evaluated. These SQAGs
are intended to assist sediment quality assessment applications,
such as identifying priority areas for non-point source
management actions, designing wetland restoration projects, and
monitoring trends in environmental contamination. They are not
intended to be used as sediment quality criteria.
Waste
Management Publications
2012 State of Florida