N.J. Admin. Code § 19:34B-6.6

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 11, June 3, 2024

Section 19:34B-6.6 - Remediation services as part of demolition services contract

(a) Upon the Authority's determination, in accordance with 19:34B-2.3, to delegate demolition services, if the services delegated include the removal of an underground storage tank, the Authority may either undertake or delegate to the district the associated remediation of soil impacted by a discharge from the tank. All such remediation services or activities delegated to the district and occurring during demolition activities in advance of construction of the school facilities project shall be performed under the supervision of a Licensed Site Remediation Professional retained by the Authority, and shall be consistent with the Remedial Action Work Plan for the property. Remediation activities that are necessary as part of long-term stewardship obligations of the district as owner of the project site, and which occur after the completion of construction and either the Authority's transfer of occupancy to the district or after the transfer of the project site property to the district, shall be performed under the supervision of a Licensed Site Remediation Professional retained by the district.

(b) If the Authority determines to delegate remediation services to the district as part of the demolition services contract, the district shall comply with any and all local, State, and Federal standards or requirements for the performance of such activities, and shall be responsible for obtaining all reports and any required governmental approvals and/or permits.

(c) The district shall be responsible for, and shall require its contractors to be responsible for, documenting and tracking the nature and costs of any remediation services performed by contractors or consultants engaged or managed by the district. Such remediation services shall be documented and tracked separately from other construction activities and costs, and shall be tracked with reference to the lot and block designation of the parcels on which such remediation activities occur. Where remediation activities extend beyond the boundaries of a single tax lot, the costs of such activities shall be apportioned between the affected tax lots and documented and tracked accordingly.

N.J. Admin. Code § 19:34B-6.6