Summary: ADEM Administrative Code 335-13-11 Solid Waste Fund Site Remediation

This administrative code document establishes the regulatory framework for Alabama's Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) Solid Waste Fund Site Remediation program. The regulation outlines the procedures and requirements for the remediation of solid waste disposal sites across Alabama, addressing the cleanup and restoration of contaminated properties to protect human health and the environment. The code establishes eligibility criteria for sites to receive remediation funding, defines the application process for site owners and operators seeking financial assistance, and specifies the technical standards and environmental compliance requirements that remediation projects must meet. The regulation also delineates the roles and responsibilities of ADEM in reviewing applications, selecting sites for remediation, and overseeing project implementation. The administrative code does not specify individual project timelines, bid response dates, or contract award dates, as it functions as a governing regulation rather than a specific solicitation document.

The funding for site remediation activities derives from Alabama's Solid Waste Fund, which is supported through fees and revenues designated for environmental remediation purposes. The regulation establishes procedures for financial assistance allocation, eligible project costs, and cost-sharing arrangements between the state and responsible parties. The code includes provisions addressing liability protections, environmental compliance standards, and post-remediation site management obligations. As an administrative regulation rather than a procurement document, it does not contain pricing terms, set-aside provisions, incumbent contractor information, or specific funding amounts for individual projects.