Exclusions

It is important to note that not all of the contaminated cases in NJ are included in the process. The cases that have been excluded are:

• Post NFA Monitoring Cases -Post No Further Action Cases that have been issued a restricted or limited restricted No Further Action (NFA) for the case. These cases have a Classification Exception Area and/or Deed Notice established as an institutional control for the identified contamination. The RPS excludes these Cases because the remediation has been implemented, there are no further impacts to receptors and the residual contamination is being monitored either by a Biennial Certification Report or a Remedial Action Permit. The entire site is excluded if the only type of case at the site is post NFA Monitoring.
• Homeowner Cases- Residential properties (single family and multi-dwelling units of 4 or less) that utilize unregulated underground storage tanks with a capacity of 2,000 gallons or less to heat residential buildings. These sites are not included on the RPS list because they are generally considered to be of lower risk and are being remediated with SRP oversight.
• Unknown Source - Cases with this designation have been identified as having ground water contamination, but the source of the contamination is unknown. Unknown Source sites that pose an immediate threat to human health are assigned to a bureau so that remedial action can be taken to prevent human exposure to the hazardous substances found. Possible remedial actions to ensure the availability of a potable water supply include providing an alternate water supply or treatment of the affected water supply. These sites are not included on the RPS list because the source of the contamination is unknown and the receptors are being addressed via SRP oversight.