Section NR 724.09 - Design reportUnless otherwise directed by the department, responsible parties shall submit to the department a design report for all remedial actions and those interim actions specified in s. NR 724.02(1), containing all of the following information:
(1)The information required in s. NR 724.05(2) (e).(2)A brief description of the site or facility.(3)A complete and detailed description of the remedial or interim action being designed.(4)All engineering criteria, concepts, assumptions and calculations used in preparing the design, including adequate justification for their use.(5)Any treatability study information, pilot test results, aquifer pumping test results or other test results utilized in the design, unless this information was previously submitted to the department. Note: Treatability studies should be conducted as early in the response process as possible.
(6)A listing of all local, state and federal permits, licenses and approvals required to construct and implement the remedial or interim action.(7)A brief description of the public health and environmental laws and standards applicable to the contamination and the interim or remedial action being implemented, including the physical location where the environmental standards shall be complied with for each medium of concern.(8)A preliminary discussion of the types of, frequency of and schedule for monitoring of the remedial or interim action. This discussion shall address any water, soil, soil gas, air, vapor, or other monitoring required for each component of the remedial or interim action.(9)A preliminary discussion of planned operation and maintenance provisions. Note: An operation and maintenance plan prepared in accordance with s. NR 724.13(2) will satisfy the requirements of s. NR 724.09(8) and (9), if submitted with the design report. In this case, the operation and maintenance plan should provide a complete, rather than a preliminary, discussion of the topics described in s. NR 724.09(8) and (9).
(10)A proposed schedule for implementation of the remedial or interim action, which identifies timing for initiation and completion of all tasks. The proposed dates for completion of the remedial or interim action and major milestones shall be specified. The schedule shall include deadlines for all reports, plans and submittals required by the department.(11)Discussion of any other relevant technical factors.Wis. Admin. Code Department of Natural Resources § NR 724.09
Cr. Register, April, 1995, No. 472, eff. 5-1-95; CR 12-023: am. (8) Register October 2013 No. 694, eff. 11-1-13.