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Early Detection Incentive Program: 1986-1988
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A critical component of the Early Detection Incentive (EDI) program was the creation of a "grace period" or exemption from departmental enforcement actions for sites that were reported.
Approximately 10,000 contaminated sites were submitted under the EDI program with approximately 5,000 sites being submitted just prior to the deadline the last two weeks of 1988.
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- Petroleum Cleanup Programs webpage.
- SOP - 1. Introduction webpage.
- SOP - 2. Cleanup Program Summaries webpage.
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