As noted in the Cleanup Program Summaries, several of the funding assistance programs have a requirement for the property owner/responsible party to share in the cost of the cleanup. In addition to the copayment/cost-savings/combination requirements of the Petroleum Cleanup Participation Program (PCPP) and co-payment requirements of Advanced Cleanup (AC) (which are handled under contract), there are also Petroleum Liability and Restoration Insurance Program (PLRIP) deductibles and CAPs (the limit of State funds that can be used on a site) that must be applied and tracked.
The following brief program summaries are intended to orient the Site Manager regarding program specific concerns. It is by no means intended to be a complete description of the programs, and the site manager is encouraged to pursue such details on their own.
A facility may have more than one discharge and may be eligible for more than one program. To determine which program(s) are applicable for a facility, the site manager should check the Storage Tank Contamination Monitoring Application/Petroleum Cleanup Tracking Database (STCM) screen titled “Discharge.”
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