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Voluntary Remediation Programs

There are two voluntary remediation programs in Connecticut under Connecticut General Statutes (CGS) sections 22a-133x and 22a-133y. Both programs are an elective process for property owners who wish to expedite the remediation of polluted property, thus enabling them the advantage of a remediated site should they ever decide to sell the property.

Effective October 1, 2009, the Voluntary Remediation Program under CGS section 22a-133x is available to any person for any site.

In order to be eligible under CGS section 22a-133y, real property which has been subject to a spill must be located in an area where the groundwater is classified as GB or GC and the site must not be subject to any order, consent order or stipulated judgment issued by the Commissioner of the Department of Energy & Environmental Protection regarding such spill.

Voluntary Remediation Program 133x Fact Sheet

Voluntary Remediation Program 133y Fact Sheet

Forms

Environmental Condition Assessment Form and Instructions
Voluntary Remediation Verification Forms
Completion of Investigation Transmittal Form and Instructions 
Remedial Action Plan Transmittal Form and Instructions
Remediation Standard Regulations Approval Request or Notice of Transmittal Form and Instructions
Transmittal of Documents - Instructions and forms for electronic and hardcopy submittals for use when there is no form prescribed by the Commissioner

Additional information

Site Characterization
Covenant Not to Sue
Environmental Land Use Restrictions
Licensed Environmental Professionals (LEPs)
Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)

Content Last Updated October 2, 2019