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Williams Mullen presents "The Times They Are a Changin': Implementing the New ASTM Phase I Site Assessment Standard and the Revised VRP Regulations," a seminar on March 20, 2014 with reception immediately following.
Williams Mullen,
200 South 10th Street, Suite 1600
Richmond, Virginia
Change is here. The ASTM Standard for performing Phase I Site Assessments has been revised, and the regulations governing cleanups under the Virginia Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP) have been amended. The stakes are high – Performing a Phase I site assessment that complies with the ASTM Standard is a necessary requirement of obtaining landowner liability protection under federal and state law. Similarly, complying with the revised VRP regulations is a necessary requirement for obtaining a VRP Certificate of Satisfactory Completion. Are you up-to-date on what’s changed?
Please join us for a complimentary seminar on these topics. Our speakers are:
- Channing J. Martin, Chair and Partner, Environment and Natural Resources Group, Williams Mullen
- Lynne C. Rhode, Partner, Environment and Natural Resources Group, Williams Mullen
Issues to be covered include:
- How the new ASTM E1527-13 Standard differs from the old Standard.
- Cost implications for property owners and purchasers.
- What consultants sometimes overlook or misinterpret.
- How to ensure your Phase I Site Assessment meets the Standard and why that’s important.
- How the new VRP regulations differ from the old regulations.
- Risk assessment challenges under the VRP.
- The best way to implement land use controls.
- Cleanup alternatives when the site is not eligible for the VRP.
