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Case Study of How NOT to Run a Voluntary Cleanup Program |
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Please click on the links below for a case study of how NOT to run a Voluntary Cleanup Program. This is an illustration of how ad hoc decision making in the absence of formal legislation or regulations resulted in the escalation of what should have been a $16,000 source reduction program into a nightmarish $250,000 Superfund-like cleanup. Introduction--Nature of the Problem Illustrated by the Case Study The Prospective Purchasers Conduct Their Due Diligence They Enter Into a Voluntary Cleanup Agreement with DEC The "Phase I" Period--DEC Requirements Mount The "Phase II" Period--DEC is Not Finished with its Phase I Demands The Cleanup Volunteer Asserts Itself
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