oswer directive classification numbering system

OSWER DIRECTIVE CLASSIFICATION NUMBERING SYSTEMJune 1998

PROGRAM NUMBER

Administrative (AAOSk/ER) 9000 - 9199

Super fund (OERR) 9200 - 9399

RCRA (OStt) 9400 - 9599

Underground Storage Tanks (OUST) 9600 - 9799 ^

Super fund Enforcement (OWE) 9800 - 9899ooo

RCRA Enforcement (OWPE) 9900 - 9999

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OSWER IMMEDIATE OFFICE

9010 - Policy9011- Organization and Functions9012 - Delegations of Authority9013 - Administrative Management9015- Public Affairs9016 - Interagency Activities9018- U/C9019 - Contracts Management9021 - Library Systems9022 - Publications and Communications Material9023 - Printing and Distribution9024 - Budget Administration9026 - Travel and Transportation9028 - Data Processing Systems9037 - Program Review and Reporting9051 - Telecommunications9052 - Office Services9053 - Research and Development

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE

9200 - Administrative Procedures9220 - Ceiling Increases9221 - CERCLIS9223 - Chemical Emergency Preparedness Program9225- Claims9230 - Community Relations9234- Compliance

9240 - Contract Lab Program9242 - Contracts9246 - Cooperative Agreements9250- Cost-Sharing9260 - Delegations

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE (Con.tl

9265- Docket9270- Feasibility Studies9272- Federal Facilities9275- Financial Management9280- Flood Plains/Wetlands9232 - Freedom of Information9283- Ground Water Contamination9295- Health and Safety Guidance9318- National Environmental Policy Act9320- National Priorities List9325- Notifications9330- Off-Site Policy9340- Potentially Responsible Parties9345 - Preremedial Investigations9347- RCRA/CERCLA Guidance9350- Remedial Investigations9360 - Removal Procedures9375- State Participation9380- Technologies

OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE

9400 - General OSW Policy and Procedures9420 - RCRA Implementation Plan9430 - 9432 Hazardous Waste Management System9433 - Rulemaking Petitions9440 - 9445 Identification and Listing of Hazardous Wastes9450 - 9455 Generator Standards9460 - 9463 Transporter Standards9470 - 9477 Treatments, Storage and Disposal Facility Administrative Requirements

9480 - 9488 Treatments, Storage and Disposal Facility Technical Requirements9490 - 9497 Standards for Managing Specific Hazardous Waste and Specific Types of Facilities9500 - 9504 Permitting Policies9620 - 9528 Stale Authorization9560 - Miscellaneous9580 - 9581 Administrative9590 - Public Participation

OFFICE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

9610 - 9629 Policy9630 - 9649 Grant Guidance9650 - 9669 Technical Guidance

OFFICE OF WASTE PROGRAMS ENFORCEMENT

9800 - 9899 CERCLA Enforcement

9800 - 9829 Policy9830 - 9849 Guidance9850 - 9869 Technical Guidance9870 - 9889 Management Guidance9890 - 9899 Other

9900 - 9999 RCRA Enforcement

9900 - 9929 Policy9930 - 9949 Guidance9950 - 9969 Technical Guidance9970 - 9989 Management Guidance9990 - 9999 Other

DIRECTIVE #

9010.009010.OOa9010.019010.19010.15 (*)9010.15-019012,109012.lOa9012.10a-I(*)9012.10-b (*)9013.0-1 (*)9013.159013.15D9013.15-3BC*)9013.15-309018.00-019018.00-02 (*)9019.009024.00-01 (*)9024.10 (*)9028.009028.OOa9028.OOb

9028.OOc

9029.00

REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

DATE TITLE

12/29/88 Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials10/16/89 Agency Review of SARA Capacity Assurance Plans08/14/91 Headquarters & Regional OSWER Ombudsman Functions11/25/85 Follow-up to Quarterly Waste Mgmt Directors Meeting02/11/86 OSWER Priorities09/29/88 OSWER Integrated Health & Safety Policy for Field Activities05/25/88 Redelegation of Authority Under CERCLA & SARA06/17/88 Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations 14-13-B & 14-14-E07/15/88 Waiver of Concurrence on De Mini mis Generator Settlements08/18/88 Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities under Delegation 14-13-B & 14-14-E10/16/85 Management of Regional Activities04/17/86 OSWER Directives System Manual03/01/93 OSWER Directives System Catalog Guidance & Policy Issued Through March 199305/07/87 Direct Mailing of Policy & Procedural Guidance Directives to States03/01/91 OSWER Directives System Catalog Guidance & Policy Issued through 03/9102/01/86 Training Strategy Report09/30/87 OSWER Training Policies & Procedures, Vol I & II: Appendices01/24/94 Senior Resource Official Approval of Sole Source Procurement09/04/86 Review of Unliquidated Obligations03/28/90 Management Assistance for Superfund Cooperative Agreements07/29/88 OSWER's System Life Cycle Management Guidance03/22/89 OSWER's System Life Cycle Management Guidance:01/04/90 OSWER's System Life Cycle Management Guidance:

Analysis05/18/92 OSWER's System Life Cycle Management Guidance:

MODELING, APPLICATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT07/01/94 Assessment Framework for Groundwater Model Applications

Part ThreePart Three

Six Practice PapersPractice Paper: Benefit-Cost

Part Three - Practice Papers: DATA

9200.0-03(J200.0-22

* * *SUPERFUND (OERR) * * *09/01/89 OSWER Superfund Directory__________09/27/96 Superfund Reforms: Updating Remedy Decisions"")

DIRECTIVE #

9200.04-139200.1-01A9200.1-079200.1-11

9200.1-129200.1-179200.1-18FS

9200.2-019200.2-02 (*)

9200.2-03

9200.2-03A9200.2-29200.2-199200.2-2219200.2-239200.2-249200.2-2619200.3-01C9200.3-01D9200.3-01G9200.3-19200.3-029200.3-039200.3-059200.3-059200.3-079200.3-08


DJOI IHLE

05/24/94 Management of Records of Decision (RODS)to Facilitate Public & Agency Access10/04/88 OERR Administrative Procedures Manual03/31/89 FY-89 OERR Strategic Management Planning Initiative02/20/92 Accessing the $50 Million Set-^side in the Remedial Action Budget for Quick Response at

National Priorities List (NPL) Sites05/01/92 Superfund Progress Report - Spring 1992 (PB92-963265)05/ 2/96 Focus Areas for Headquarters Support for Regional Decision Making05/14/97 Consolidated Guide to "Consultation Procedures for Superfund Response Decisions" & FY97

Focus Areas for OERR Regional coordination support07/06/89 Unaddressed NPL Sites12/15/89 Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance

(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation No. 22)01/30/90 Interim Guidance on Addressing Immediate Threats at NPL Sites (Superfund Management

Review: Recommendation No. 22)01/25/94 Evaluating Immediate Threats at NPL Sites11/01/86 Superfund Program Evaluation Handbook (FY'87 - Final)

Progress Toward Implementing SMperfund FY 1992, Report to Congress09/01/95 Superfund Today

Progress Toward Implementing superfund, FY 1993, Report to CongressProgress Toward Implementing Si-Jperfund, FY 1994, Report to Congress

02/(H/97 SUPERFUND TODAY: Focus on Risk Assessment07/01/89 Superfund Program Management Manual FY'90, Vol 1 & 206/01/90 Superfund Program Management Manual FY'91. Vol 1 & 204/03/92 Correction of FY'92 Superfund Program Management Manual Definitions05/01/87 Superfund Emergency Response Actions - A Summary of Federally-Funded Removals10/24/86 Implementation Strategy for Reauthorized Superfund: Short Term Priorities for Action10/28/86 FY'87 Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments Plans06/07/88 Flexibility in FY'88 Superfund Regional Extramural Operating Plan (EXPIRED)08/10/93 Clarification of FY'93 Superfund Program Management Manual Definitions12/27/88 Preparation of the 2nd Quarter Proactive Memo12/11/89 Flexible Funding in the Regional Extramural Operating Plan -- Superfund Management Review,

Recommendation #10

DIRECTIVE *

9200.3-099200.3-10

9200.3-119200.3-14-19200.3-14-29200.3-179200.3-18/-18FS9200.3-19/-19FS9200.3-20

9200.4-00(3)9200.4-02-29300.4-059200.4-06A9200.4-079200.4-19200.4-14

.4-17

REGION 5 • OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

DATE IDLE

12/19/89 Establishing a Construction pipeline08/01/90 In-House Remedial Investigation & Feasibility Study (RIFS) Initiative Superfund Management

Review: Recoipendation 45.B.2)12/27/90 Final Policy on Setting RIFS Priorities10/01/93 Superfund Program Implementation Manual FY 1994 Vol. I & II04/01/94 Superfund Program Management Manual FY'9409/21/94 Integration ()f Environmental Justice Into OSWER Policy. Guidance, & Regulatory Development05/01/95 Environmental Justice Action Agenda05/01/95 Waste Programs Environmental Justice Accomplishments Report05/01/95 Waste Programs Environmental Justice Accomplishments Report Executive Summary

The fate ofTost in the Superfund Remedy Select lorTPrQcessJ03/31/8904/01/9009/30/9602/22/9003/02/9002/09/8701/19/95

11/18797

11/18/97

Staff Responsibilities for Managing OERR DocumentsOERR Publications Standards ToolboxPre-CERCLIS Screening GuidanceUniform Format for OERR Policy/Directive Memos - Revised InstructionsCoordination of Quick Reference Fact Sheets 90-Day SWdy - #31AGuidelines fPr Producing Superfund DocumentsConsistent Irnplementation of the FY 1993 Guidance on Technical Impracticability of Ground-Water Restoration at Superfund Sites_______ ________ / _

TfttefipTTWrU ^ Itatura 1 Attemiati£n Policy07/31/9peducing Federal^Oversight at Superfund Sites with Cooperative and Capable Parties ./_.....Use Of 'Hbrtttorefl WatwaT Attenuation at Superfund. RG8A Corrective Action, and Underground^Storage Tank Sites (Draft Interim Final)

9200.4-18

9200.4-22A9200.4-23

9200.4-269200.5-0069200.5-13

08/22/97 Establishment of Cleanup Levels for CERCLA Sites with Radioactive Contamination withAttachments A & B (Memo signed by Steve Luftig & LarrV Weinstock)

07/31/97 CERCLA Coordination with Natural Resource Trustees08/22/97 Clarification of the Role of Applicable, or Relevant find Appropriate Requirements in

Establishing Preliminary Remediation Goals under CERCI-A (Memo signed by Timothy Fields)04/13/98 Approach for Addressing Dioxin in Soil at CERCLA and RCRA Sites11/01/90 Superfund: Environmental Progress10/01/94 The Environmental Response Center

DIRECTIVE

9200.5-11519200.5-1549200.5-1629200.5-21519200.5-21519200.5-2161 %9200.5-21619200.5-21619200.5-21619200.5-21619200.5-21619200.5-251FS9200.5-253FS9200.5-254FS9200.5-321FS9200.5-40119200.5-402A9200.5-7239200.5-7489200.6-029200.6-02(OERR)9200.6-0419200.6-303(95-1)9200.6-303(97-1)9200.7-01(a)9200.7-01(b)9200.7-01(abc)9200.7-01-19200.7-0219200.7-0219200.9-029200.9-02

02/01/9101/01/9512/01/9506/01/9010/01/9004/01/9006/01/9009/01/9012/01/9005/01/9107/01/9111/01/8911/01/8911/01/8904/01/9012/01/9005/01/9209/01/9009/01/9004/01/8807/01/9010/01/9205/01/9507/01/9702/10/8903/13/8903/31/8905/01/8908/01/9203/01/9407/28/9302/05/96


TITLE

Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990Inland Area Contingency Plan Region 5Presumptive Remedies for Soils, Sediments, & Sludges at Wood Treater SitesSuperfund Design & Construction Update Vol. 4, No. 3Superfund Design & Construction Update Vol. 4, No. 4Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 5, No. 4Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 5, No. 5Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 5, No. 7Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 6, No. 1Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 6, No. 2Superfund Records of Decision Update Vol. 6, No. 3Innovative Technology - In-Situ VitrificationInnovative Technology - Best Solvent Extraction ProcessInnovative Technology - Glycolate DehalogenationContact Laboratory Program Analytical Results Database (CARD)CORAS Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 10Contracting & Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund ProgramNational Priorities List (NPL) Sites: MichiganNational Priorities List (NPL) Sites: WisconsinNational Priorities List (NPL) Docket GuidanceSuperfund Docket Operations Manual for Ruletnaking ActivitiesDirectory of Superfund Rulemaking Dockets, Vol. 1, No. 1Health Effects Assessment Summary TablesHealth Effects Assessment Summary Tables (FY 1997 Update)Superfund Program Directives, Issued from 8/1/88 through 1/31/89Superfund Program Directives, Issued During February 1989Catalog supplement: Ordering Information & Catalog Addendum through March 1989Interim Report Superfund Publications SystemSuperfund & Enforcement Program Publications Update, Vol. 1. No 1Superfund & Enforcement Program Publications Update, Vol. 1, No. 5Procedures to Ensure that CLP Laboratories Are Not Paid for Non complaint or UnusableProcedures t" Ensure that CLP Laboratories Are Not Paid for Non-complaint or Unusable

DIRECTIVE $

9201.1-01 (*)

9201.01A (OERR)9202.1-019202.1-04

9202.1-05 (*)9202.1-06 (*)

9202.1-099202.1-10-19202.1-10-29202.1-129202.1-149202.1-209203.0-069203.1-019203.1-03

9203.1-9203.1-9203.19203.1-9203.1-9203.1-9203.1-

03A03/SUP051V1N1051V1N2051V1N30810

9203.1-10FS9203.1-119203.1-139203.1-14

DATE

11/27/91

06/01/8?01/28/9205/22/92

07/07/9209/04/92

02/11/9303/01/9303/01/9307/29/9302/02/9303/01/906/04/9004/07/9207/07/92

10/26/9208/22/912/01/9212/01/9212/01/9204/27/9307/12/93

07/01/93


TITLE

HighlightsSource Book

Data: First Quarter FY 96Implementation of the Superfund Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy (ARCS): Reportof the Administrator's Task ForceA Management Review of the Superfund ProgramRegional Pilot Projects and InitiativesIdentification of a Senior Superfund Official for Addressing Special NPL Site-RelatedIssuesRequired Contracts Management Training for Regional Superfund PersonnelInitiative to Streamline the Alternative Remedial Contracting Strategy (ARCS) Contracts'Award Fee ProcessGuidance on Program Management Activities Under ARCSCompendium of Good Ideas, Models of Success & Lessons Learned, Vol. 1,Compendium of Good Ideas, Models of Success & Lessons Learned, Vol. 2,Guidance on Preparing Independent Government Cost Estimates (IGCEs)Current National Superfund Program PrioritiesCost Management Manual for the Superfund Remedial & Enforcement ProgramsSuperfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation #43E)Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM)Guidance on Implementation of the Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM) Under CERCLA& the NCPExercising Flexibility Through the Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM)Guidance on Accelerating CERCLA Environmental Restoration at Federal FacilitiesStatus of Key SACM Program Management Issues - Interim Guidance, Vol. 1, NO. 1Early Action and Long-Term Action Under SACM - Interim GuidanceEnforcement Under SACM - Interim Guidance, Vol. 1, No. 3Further Direction on Implementing the Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM)Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM) -- Transmittal of Questions & Answers Bulletin& Issue Submittal Form

Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM) -- Questions & Answers09/14/93 Superfund Accelerated Cleanup Model (SACM) -- Coordination Strategy01/28/94 Expectations for Full Implementation of SACM03/08/94 Update on SACM Implementation

DIRECTIVE

9204.1-019208.0-109208.0-11

9208.0-129208.0-139210.0-019220.0-249221.0-02A9221.0-19221.0-29221.2-01FS9223.0-1A9225.0-029225.0-3

9225.1-01

9225.3-01FS

9225.3-01FS-A

9230.0-029230.0-039230.0-3a

9230.0-3A9230.0-3B9230.0-03C9230.0-04

DATE

04/20/9211/06/9005/01/93

10/01/9104/01/9206/27/9501/01/97

05/30/9003/04/8603/31/86

04/01/9111/01/8504/25/8411/25/85

04/19/89

11/01/89

10/01/92

05/09/8309/01/8303/22/85

05/05/8606/01/88

01/01/9210/17/83


TITLE

Establishment of OERR Records Management programGuidance on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Enforcement ActionsEnforcement Mediation - Status Report on The Use of AlternativeDispute Resolution In Environmental Protection Agency EnforcementActionsSuperfund Enforcement Mediation - Regional Pilot Project ResultsSuperfund Enforcement Mediation - Case StudiesTransmittal of Guidance for Data Collection at State-lead NPL SitesNational Remedy Review Board, Progress Report: FY96

CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy StatementData Handling Support for CERCLISCERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement

CERCLIS - WasteLAN - CleanLANChemical Emergency Preparedness Program (Interim Guidance)Forwarding Claims to HeadquartersNotification of Restrictions on Reimbursement of Private PartyCosts for Removal ActionsProcurement Under Preauthorization/Mixed Funding OSWER Directive9225.1-01

Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to HazardousSubstance Releases

Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response toHazardous Substance ReleasesSuperfund Community Relations PolicyCommunity Relations in Superfund: A Handbook - Interim VersionCommunity Relations Activities at Superfund Enforcement Sites --Interim GuidanceCommunity Relations in Superfund: A Handbook - RevisedCommunity Relations in Superfund: A Handbook - Interim Version

Community Relations in Superfund: A HandbookCommunity Relations Guidance for Evaluating Citizens Concerns at

DIRECTIVE *

9230.0-059230.0-069230.0-089230.0-09

9230.0-139230.0-15

9230.0-16

9230.0-179230.0-189230.0-19

9230.0-20

9230.0-289230.1-019230.1-02

9230.1-03

9230.1-04

9230.1-05FS9230.1-06

9230.1-10FS9230.2-01

DATE

10/02/8506/04/9003/07/9008/31/90

12/19/9006/15/90

11/05/90

09/28/9001/21/9109/18/90

11/30/90

12/01/9503/20/8701/11/88

06/01/88

06/01/88

01/01/9001/31/90

03/01/9509/28/88

REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) - ELIMINATED

TITLE

Superfund SitesCommunity Relations Requirements for Operable UnitsSuperfund Respons'iveness SummariesPlanning for Sufficient Community RelationsCommunity Relations: Use of Senior Environmental Employees inSuperfundMinimizing Problems Caused by Staff TurnoverRole of Community Interviews in the Development of a CommunityRelations Program for Remedial ResponseMaking Superfund [Documents Available to the Public Throughout theCleanup Process, $ Discussing Site Findings & Decisions as They areDevelopedUsing State & Loc^l Officials to Assist in Community RelationsIncorporating Citizen Concerns Into Superfund Decision-makingProposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of CommunityInvolvement in SuperfundInnovative Method? to Increase Public Involvement in SuperfundCommunity RelationsGuidance for Community Advisory Groups at Superfund SitesInterim Guidance 0n Technical Assistance GrantsTechnical Assistance Grants Program Activities Prior to theIssuance of the interim Final RuleCitizens' Guidance Manual for the Technical Assistance GrantProgramSuperfund Technical Assistance Grants Program - Regional GuidanceManual

Superfund Technical Assistance GrantsTechnical Assistance Grants: Waivers of $50,000 Cap & GrantAmendments

Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) AuditsOERR Communications Planning Process

DIRECTIVE

9230.2-029234.0-029234.0-4

9234.0-05

9234.1-019234.1-02

9234.1-02

9234.1-039234.1-06

9234.2-01FS9234.2-01FS-A

9234.2-02FS9234.2-03FS

9234.2-04FS

9234.2-05FS

9234.2-06FS9234.2-07FS

9234.2-08FS

9234.2-09FS

QAIE

09/26/8810/02/8508/19/86

07/09/87

08/08/8811/01/87

08/01/89

03/13/8912/27/89

05/01/8907/01/91

09/01/8912/01/89

10/01/89

12/01/89

02/05/9004/01/90

05/01/90

05/01/90


TITLE

Peer Review and Approval of Abstracts and PapersCERCLA Compliance with Other Environmental StatutesConsideration of RCRA Requirements in Performing CERCLA Responsesat Mining Waste SitesInterim Guidance on Compliance with Applicable or Relevant andAppropriate Requi rementsCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManualCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual (DRAFT): Clean Air Act &Other Environmental StatutesCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: Part II. Clean Air Actand Other Environmental Statutes & State RequirementsRegional ARARs and LDR ContactsApplicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA GroundWater Treatment Reinjection (Superfund Management Review:Recommendation No. 26)

ARARs Q's & A'sARARs Q's & A's: General Policy, RCRA,Information, & Contingent Waivers

CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManualCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManualARAR WaiversCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual - RCRA ARARs: Focus on ClosureRequi rementsCERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual - CERCLA Compliance with StateRequi rementsARARs Fact Sheet Entitled "CERCLA Compliance with the CWA & SDWA"CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual - Summary of Part II CAA,TSCA, and Other StatutesARARs Q's & A's Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: PartIARARs O's & A's Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria

i

CWA, SDWA, Post-ROD

Guide to ManualOverview of ARARs Focus on

DIRECTIVE*

9234.2-11FS9234.2-15FS

9234.2-25

9234.3-00192AO.O-192AO.O-292AO.O-02A

92 0.0-026

92 0.0-0392 0.0-059240.0-05A

92 0.0-2592^0.1-05-1

9242.2-01B92 2.2-029242.2-03 (*)9242.2-05 (*)9242.2-069242.2-06a

9242.2-08FS9242.2-1A

QAH


TITLE

Q7/Q1/9Q 'ARARs Publications RpfprpnrP07/01/9007/01/91

10/04/93

07/01/9010/01/8403/20/86

11/20/90

07/06/92

08/18/8809/01/89

03/08/93

01/19/9303/17/94

10-01-8705/10/8911/29/9101/22/9201/31/92

08/05/92

05-01-9306/01/86

ARARs Q's & A's: State Ground-Water Ant 1 degradation IssuesARARs Q's & A's: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary DrinkingWater Regulations (Phase II)

Guidance for Evaluating the Technical Impracticability of Ground-Water Restoration (Interim Final)

ARARs Short Guidance Quarterly ReportUser's Guide to the Contract Laboratory ProgramAnalytical Support for Superfund

Further Guidance on OSWER Directive 9242,0-02 Analytical Support forSuperfundExtending the Tracking of Analytical Services to PotentiallyResponsible Party-Lead Superfund Sites (Supplemental Guidance on OSWERDirective 9240. 0-2A)

Superfund Analytical Review & OversightDecentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository Functions

Updated "Specifications & Guidance for Obtaining Contaminant -FreeSample Containers" April 1992 & Designated as OSWER Directive 9240.0-05A

Reassignment of CLP Transportation FunctionsUSEPA Contract Laboratory Program National Functional Guidelines forInorganic Data Review (FINAL)Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts (ERCs) User's Manual

Site -Specif ic Contracting for RemovalsAdministrative Guidance for the FIT to ARCS (FIT/ARCS)Implementation of ARCS Task Force Plan RecommendationsSuperfund Contracts Management Issues

Resources for Preparing Independent Government Estimates for RemedialContracting Work AssignmentsSuperfund Response Action Contracts

Emergency Response Cleanup Services (ERCS) Contracts Users' Manual

10

DIRECTIVE #

9242.3-039242.3-059242.3-069242.3-07 (*)

9242.3-08

9242.3-08A

9242.3-09 (*)

9242.3-10 (*)

9242.4-01A

9242.5-02

9242.5-02A

9242.6-01 (*)9242.6-029242.6-03

9242.6-04

9242.6-06

DATE

07/06/8407/25/8408/25/8603/09/87

12/10/91

U.S.06/08/95

U.S.07/29/92

03/16/92

07/01/87

09/26/88

12/13/90

05/01/8901/03/8908/09/89

10/31/89

03/28/90


TITLE

Procedures for Initiating Remedial ResponseRem II Contract Award Fee Performance EvaluationManagement of Files from REM/FIT Contract CloseoutImplementation of the Decentralized Contractor PerformanceEvaluation and Award fee Process for Selected Remedial ProgramContractsRevision of Policy Regarding Superfund Project Assignment BetweenAlternative Remedial Contracting Strategy Contractors & the

Army Corps of EngineersClarification of Policy Regarding Work Assignments to theArmy Corps of Engineers (U$ACE)

Use of Time & Materials & Cost Reimbursement Subcontracts forRemedial Actions Under the Alternative Remedial ContractingStrategyCongressional Limits for FY'92 Alternative Remedial contractingStrategy (ARCS) Program Management Costs

Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contracts Users' Manual

Model Performance Standards for Superfund Project Officers, DeputyProject Officers, and Work Assignment Managers/Delivery OrderOfficers

Model Performance Standard? for Superfund Project Officers, DeputyProject Officers, and Work Assignment Managers/Delivery Order Officers

ARCS Work Assignment Management - Field GuideGuidance for Organizing ARCS Contract FilesNeed for Contract Officers Authorization Before ContractorActivationOERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review and ApprovalProgram (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation #46.C)Quality Assurance Review for Extramural Projects; EnvironmentalMeasurements

ir

DIRECTIVE *

9242.6-07

9242.6-08

9242.6-09

9242.6-139242.6-16FS9250.1-019250.2-01

9250.3-01

9250.3-02

9260.1-099260.2-00

9260.3-00

9260.5-019260.5-029260.5-02A9272.0-019272.0-29272.0-039272.0-049272.0-059275.1-019275.2-019280.0-02 (*)

QAIE

08/31/90

12/05/90

12/17/90

09/08/9206/01/95

03/03/8305/05/83

05/13/83

06/03/83

03/24/8604/01/84

04/16/84

05/25/8809/24/87

04/01/9004/02/8412/03/8408/19/8508/19/8508/26/8507/31/8409/21/8408/06/85

REGION 5 - PSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) - ELIMINATED

IDLE

Long Tefro Contracting Strategy for Superfund (Superfund ManagementReview: Recommendation E.2)Total Quality Management (TQM) and quality Assurance (QA) inSuperfuridLong-Tefm Contracting Strategy for Superfund--ImplementationFrameworkPerformance Tracking Under ARCS Contracts

Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund--Implementation UpdatePolicy On Cost-Sharing At Publicly-Owned SitesPolicy On Cost-Sharing of Immediate Removals at Publicly-OwnedSitesWaiver c>f 10 Percent Cost-Share for Remedial Planning Activities atPrivately-Owned SitesGuidance on Implementing Waiver of 10 Percent Cost-Share forRemedial PlanningDelegation of Remedy Selection to Regions (Under Delegation #14-5)Delegations of Authority Under the Comprehensive EnvironmentalResponse. Compensation. & Liability Act (CERCLA)Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution ControlAct (FWF'CA) Which are Applicable to the Superfund ProgramRedelegation of Authority Under CERCLA & SARASuperfurid Internal Delegations of Authority

Superfund Internal Delegations of AuthorityImplementation of CERCLA Strategy at Federal FacilitiesInitial Guidance on Federal Facilities CERCLA SitesResponsibilities for Federal FacilitiesFederal FacilitiesResponsibilities for Federal FacilitiesRemoval Financial Management InstructionsRemedial Financial Management InstructionsPolicy on Flood Plans and Wetlands Assessments

12

DIRECTIVE I

9280.0-039283.1-01

9283.1-02

9283.1-039283.1-049283.1-06

9283.1-09

9283.1-12

9285.0-01

9285.0-01A9285.0-01B9285.1-029285.1-039285.2-019285.2-02

9285.2-03

9285.2-049285.2-05

9285.2-06FS9285.2-07FS

9285.2-08FS

DATE

05/09/9403/24/86

12/01/88

10/10/9010/01/9005/27/92

04/04/97

10/01/96

08/16/88

02/19/9311/84/84

07/05/8806/01/9201/01/8501/01/85

01/01/85

04/01/8504/01/85

04/01/9104/01/91

04/01/91


TITLE

Considering Wetlands at CERCLA SitesRecommendations for Ground Water Remediation at the Mi 11 creek, PASiteGuidance on Remedial Action for Contaminated Groundwater atSuperfund SitesSuggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation OptionsSubsurface Contamination Reference GuideConsiderations in Ground-Water Remediation at Superfund Sites andRCRA Facilities -- UpdateThe Role of Comprehensive State Ground Water Protection Programs(CSGWPPs) in EPA Remediation ProgramsPresumptive Response Strategy & Ex-Situ Treatment Technologies forContaminated Ground Water at CERCLA Sites. Final GuidanceOSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy (Renumbered. Formerly9010.15)

OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Standard Operating PracticesStandard Operating Safety Guide Manual

Standard Operating Safety GuidesStandard Operating Safety GuidesField Standard Operating Procedures Manual: FSOP |4 Site EntryField Standard Operating Procedures Manual: FSOP #7 Decontaminationof Response PersonnelField Standard Operating Procedures Manual: FSOP 18 AirSurveillanceField Standard Operating Procedures Manual: FSOP #6 Work ZonesField Standard Operating Procedures Manual: FSOP #9 Site SafetyPlan

Establishing Work Zones at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste SitesHazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: RCRA TSD andEmergency Response Without Regard to LocationHazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Uncontrolled

DIRECTIVE

9285.3-01

9285.3-029285.3-059285.3-06

9285.4-019285.4-02

9285.4-039285.4-069285.4-1

9285.5-19285.6-03V

9285.6-04FS9285.6-1

DATE

03/15/84

07/07/8705/22/9003/01/90

10/01/8603/11/87

04/07/8811/21/9111/16/87

01/14/8603/25/91

03/01/9412/17/86

) 'REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)

NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Hazardous Waste Sites and RCRA Corrective ActionsOccupational Safety & Health Technical Assistance and EnforcementGuidelines for Superfund Hazardous Waste Site ActivitiesEmployee Occupational Health & SafetyHazmat Team PlanningPriority for Health & Safety Requirements, Especially MedicalSurveillance Requirements for EPA Employees Who Support OSWERProgramsSuperfund Public Health Evaluation ManualGuidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities withthe Superfund Remedial ProcessHealth Assessments py ATSDR in FY'88ATSDR Health Consultations Under CERCLAUpdated Reference DPse & Cancer Potency Numbers for Use in RiskAssessmentsDRAFT Superfund Exppsure Assessment ManualHuman Health Evaluation Manual, Supplemental Guidance: "StandardDefault Exposure Factors"

Emergency Responders Agreements for Fund-Lead Remedial Actions

13"

/ 9285.7-01 viV/M285.7-01A ^

A9285.7-01B(

03/01/89 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund --< Evaluation Manual ((IPA/540/1-89/001A)L. 12/01/89 Risk Assessment Guidancev^ Manual, Vol. I, Interim

forf:inal

, 12/31/91 Risk Assessment Guidance for•jZ. F valuation Manual, (Part B,

Remediation Goals, Interim)

Superfund ,(EPA/ 540/1

Superfund.Development

Environmental \

Part A ---89/002)Vol.of Ri

1,sk

Health

Human-based

Evaluation

HealthPrel imi nary

}}

9285.7-01C 12/01/91 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Vol. I, Human HealthEvaluation Manual, (Part C, Risk Evaluation of Remedial Alternatives,Interim)

9285.7-01D-1 12/17/97 Implementation of Assessment Guidance for Superfund (RAGS)

14

DIRECTIVE # DATE


TITLE

/ vl Vol. 1 - Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part D, Standardized \| ^s Planning, Reporting, and Review of Superfund Risk Assessments) 1\ (Interim) 'C . . '/~9285.V

19285.

J(rL(

(

r9285.9285.9285.9285.9285.9285.

9285.9285.

9285.

9285.

9285.

9285.

9285.9285.9285.

9285.

7-01DFS7-02

7-057-05FS *7-06FS ;*7-09A ^7-09AFS7-09B >7-13

7-14FS*7-14FS ';

7-15-1

7-16

7-17

7-25r

9-019-029-03

9-04

j£ 01/01/98V_ 03/01/89

^ 10/01/90K 09/01/90, 07/01/92< 04/01/924 05/01/92S 05/01/92v/ 05/26/92

07/01/9411/01/96

02/01/94

01/04/94

U 08/12/94

, / 06/01/97

^02/03/8905/01/8906/01/89

06/30/89

Frequently Asked Questions: RAGS Part D ^Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund --Environmental EvaluationXManual Vol. II, Interim Final (EPA/540/1 -89/001) /Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Interim Final) N

Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment ^>Understanding Superfund Risk Assessment "N>Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part A), Final }

Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part A), FinaF}Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment (Part B), Final ^

Implementing the Deputy Administrator's Risk Characterization *\Memorandum _)

Using Qualified Data to Document an Observed Release (DRAFT)Using Qualified Data to Document an Observed Release and ObservedContaminationGuidance Manual for the Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetics Modelfor Lead in Children

Guidance on Use of Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS)ValuesRote of the EcotogicaAssessment

Risk Assessment in the Base me Risk \

Ecological Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund: Process for \Designing and Conducting Ecological Risk Assessments (Interim \Final) ..).Inauguration of the OSC/RPM ProgramOSC/RPM Support Program - Mentoring (Pilot, 3 attachments)Superfund University Training Institutes - Request for WorkshopAttendeesOn-Scene Coordinator and Remedial Project Manager Special

15

DIRECTIVE

9285.9-059285.9-06

9285.9-07

9295.0-02

9295.1-019295.2-029295.2-03

9295.2-04

9295.4-019295.5-01

9295.5-029295.9-059318.0-059319.0-01FS9320.1-019320.1-029320.1-039320.1-049320.1-07

DATE

09/29/8910/31/89

11/01/89

05/07/92

04/02/8506/24/8312/03/84

ERA03/21/90

11/05/9004/05/85

06/14/8509/29/8904/13/87

02/01/9002/02/8206/28/8205/17/8307/17/8405/29/87


TITLE

Recognition AwardsMandatory Training Requirements of OSCs and RPMsMandatory Community Relations Training -- Superfund ManagementReview Implementation Product Recommendation: #43.P(i)Implementing the Mentoring Program for Newly-Hired OSCS/RPMs -Superfund Management Review Implementation Product (Recommendation

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between the NQAA and the USEPAConcerning the Notification and Coordination of ActivitiesPursuant to the CERCLAMOU Between ATSDR and EPAJoint Corps/EPA GuidanceInteragency Agreement Between The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers &U.S.

In Executing P.L. 96.510 (CERCLA)EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, DirectCite/Revised Reimbursement MethodsMOU Between ORD and OERRMOU Between FEMA and EPA for the Implementation of CERCLARelocation Activities Under PL 96-510Implementation of EPA/FEMA MOU on CERCLA RelocationsMandatory Training Requirements for OSCs and RPMsEnvironmental Review Requirements for Removal Actions

The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for-SuperfundGuidance for Establishing the National Priorities ListGuidance for Establishing the National Priorities ListPromulgation of the National Priorities ListNational Priorities List CategorizationInterim Guidance for Consideration of §s 105(g) and 125 of theSuperfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 prior to NPLProposal of Special Study Waste Sites

16

DIRECTIVE *

9320.1-059320.1-099320.1-119320.2-03A9320.2-03B

9320.2-03C9320.2-05

9320.2-06

9320.2-07

9320.2-099320.2-119320.2-29320.3-019320.3-029320.3-039320.3-049320.3-059320.3-069320.3-089320.4-019320.7-01FS

9320.7-02FS9320.7-04FS9330.1-01

9330.1-2

DATE

09/10/8608/21/8604/30/93

12/01/8812/29/89

02/19/9210/08/92

06/21/93

08/26/93

08/01/9504/30/9604/04/8605/12/8301/18/8405/23/8412/10/8404/30/8509/17/8502/05/9004/18/85

11/01/90

11/01/9011/01/90

01/28/83

12/03/86


TITLE

RCRA NPL Listing PolicyListing Municipal Landfills on the NPLDiscussions with the Public Concerning NPL Listings

Procedures for Completion and Deletion of Sites from the NPLUpdate to the "Procedures for Completion and Deletion of NPL Sites"Guidance Document Regarding the Performance of Five-Year Reviewsupdate No. 2 to "Procedures for Completion and Deletion of NPL Sites"

Amendment to Historical Definitions of NPL Deletion Start andCompletion DatesNPL Construction Completion Definition at Bioremediation and SoilVapor Extraction SitesAdditional Guidance on "Worst Sites" and "hJPL Caliber Sites" toAssist in SACM ImplementationClose Out Procedures for National Priorities List (NPL) SitesProcedures for Partial Deletions at NPL SitesCompletion and Deletion of NPL SitesGuidance for Updating the National Priorities ListInstructions for Promulgating the National Priorities List UpdateProcedures for Updating the National Priorities ListGuidance for Proposed NPL Update #3 - February 1985NPL Information Update - Update #4Updating the National Priorities List: Update #6 ProposalCERCLIS ListingInterim Information Release Policy

The Revised Hazard Ranking System: An Improved Tool for ScreeningSuperfund SitesThe Revised Hazard Ranking System: Qs and AsClosing the NPL Book Under the Original HRS

Requirements for Selecting an Off-Site Option in a SuperfundResponse ActionEvaluation of Program and Enforcement-Lead RODs for Consistency

17 '

DIRECTIVE #

9330.2-01/'9330.2-Q49330.2-059330.2-079330.2-11

(9330.2-13FS

9335.0-25A9335.3-02FS-19335.3-02FS-29340.1-01

9340.1-02

9340.2-01

9345.0-019345.0-04

9345.0-0519345.0-079345.0-12FSI9345.1-03FS

9345.1-029345.1-059345.1-079345.1-089345.1-1


DATE TITLE

with RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions05/06/85____Procedures for Planning and Implementing Off-site Response Actions04/15/86 of from Sites In PQTWS05/12/86 CERCLA Off-site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities09/14/89 Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes08/01/90 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWS Treatabillty Hanual

03/01/91 Guide to Oischarging CEICLA wastes to Publicly Owned Treatment____ Works (POTWs) ____________02/08/89

11/01/8911/01/8903/20/84

01/26/96

02/27/85

01/01/8811/07/88

05/01/9212/08/9201/01/96

10/01/91

02/26/8709/09/9211/01/9212/26/9101/07/86

Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action ProjectsA Guide to Developing Superfund Records of DecisionA Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed PlansParticipation of Potentially Responsible Parties in Development ofRemedial Investigations & Feasibility Studies Under CERCLARevised Policy On Performance of Risk Assessments During RemedialInvestigation /Feasibility Studies (RIFS) Conducted by PotentiallyResponsible Parties (PRPs) **formerlv #9835.15c**Preparation of Decision Documents for Approving Fund-Financed andPotentially Responsible Party Remedial Actions Under CERCLAPreliminary Assessment Guidance FY'88Policy Requiring Utilization of Brochure on Preliminary AssessmentPetitions

ECO Update, Vol. 1, No. 4Standard Document for Remedial Site Assessment DecisionsECO Update (Intermittent Bulletin - Volume 3, Number 2)

The Revised Hazard Ranking System: Evaluating Sites After WasteRemovals

Expanded Site Inspection: Transitional Guidance for FY'88Guidance for Performing Site Inspections Under CERCLAHazard Ranking System Guidance ManualRegional Quality Control Guidance for NPL Candidate SitesComment on Draft Sampling Strategy to Support HRS Scoring

18

DIRECTIVE #

9345.1-15FS9345.1-169345.1-16FS9345.1-22

9345.1-25

9345.2-019345.2-02

9345.3-019345.3-03FS9347.0-01

9347.1-02

9347.2-01

9347.3-01FS

9347.3-02FS

9347.3-03FS

9347.3-04FS

9347.3-05FS

9347.3-06FS

DATE

08/24/9310/21/93

09/01/9306/01/96

04/04/97

02/12/8803/10/89

01/30/8904/01/92

03/03/86

04/17/89

06/05/89

07/01/89

07/01/89

07/01/89

07/01/89

07/01/89

07/01/89


TITLE

Guidance on Conducting Site Inspection Prlorltlzatlon ActivitiesIntegrating Removal and Remedial Site Assessment Investigations

Integrating Removal and Remedial Site Assessment InvestigationsSuperfund Chemical Data Matrix-Data Manager User's Guide (Read-only Version)OSWER NPL Policy "The Revised Hazard Ranking System: EvaluatingSites After Waste Removals" Publication No. 9345.1^03FS. October1991Pre-Remedial Strategy for Implementing SARARegional Pre-remedial Program Objectives for FY'89 and FirstQuarter of FY'90Request for Designation of State Natural Resource Trustees

Guide to Management of Investigation - Derived WastesInterim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-SiteManagement of Waste and Treatment ResiduePolicy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land DisposalRestrictions Under RCRALand Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and AppropriateRequirements for CERCLA Contaminated Sol land Debris

Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions(LDRs)Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying With the California ListRestrictions Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs)Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards & Minimum TechnologyRequirements Under Land Restrictions Under Land Disposal Restrictions(LDRs)Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying With the Hammer Restrictions UnderLand Disposal Restrictions (LDRs)Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions(LDRs) Are Applicable to CERCLA Response ActionsSuperfund LDR Guide #6A: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability

19

DIRECTIVE $ DATE


TITLE

9347.3-06FS

9347.3-06BFS

9347.3-07FS

9347.3-08FS

9347.3-09FS9347.3-10FS9347.3-11FS

9347.3-159355.0-3

(-9355.0-4A ^( 355.0-48 ^9355.0-06B(OERR)9355. 0-7A

9355. 0-7B

9355.0-089355.0-109355.0-12

9355.0-149355.0-159355.0-169355.0-17

09/01/90

09/01/90

1.2/01/89

1.0/01/90

[19/01/90[14/01/911.0/01/90

10/01/9107/16/82

06/01/86r 06/01/95

06/01/8510/17/86

03/01/87

04/01/8509/01/8511/26/85

12/01/8704/02/8605/30/8607/03/86

Variance for Remedial ActionsSuperfund LDR Guide #6A (2nd Edition): Obtaining a Soil and DebrisTreatability Variance for Remedial Actions

Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris TreatabilityVariance for Remedial Actions

Superfund LDR Guide #7: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions(LDRs) are Relevant and Appropriate to CFRCLA Response ActionsSuperfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Requirements under theLDRsA Guide to Deli sting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial ResponsesGuide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for CERCLA Remedial ActionsCERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity Characteristics (TO Rule:Part II

Compendium of CERCLA ARARs Fact Sheets and DirectivesUncontrolled Hazardous Waste Site Ranking System - A Users Manual(HW-10)Superfund Remedial Design and Remedial Action Guidance"}Remedial Design /Remedial Handbook ^>Guidance on Remedial Investigations Under CERCLAData Quality Objectives Development Guidance for UncontrolledHazardous Waste Site Remedial Response Activities (DRAFT)Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities(Development Process)Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste SitesRemedial Action Costing Procedures ManualSuggested Actions to Keep Projects Moving During FundingSuspensionA Compendium of Superfund Field Operations MethodsThird Quarter Superfund StrategySuperfund SlowdownSuperfund Slowdown

20

DIRECTIVE DATE


TITLE

9355.0-199355.0-209355.0-219355.0-23

9355.0-24

9355.0-24A (*)9355.0-25

9355.0-25A (*)9355.0-269355.0-27FS9355.0-28

9355.0-29f 9355.0-30\ _9355.0-30

9355.0-36

9355.0-38

9355.0-38FS9355.0-39FSC9355 n-439355.0-47FS9355.0-48FS

9355.0-49FS

12/24/8607/23/8707/24/8710/26/87

12/28/87

12/22/9212/09/88

07/06/8902/21/89

04/01/9006/15/89

08/13/90w> 09/13/901>

04/22/91

12/11/91

05/01/92

05/01/9206/01/92

fS 03/01/9509/01/9309/01/93

09/01/93%

Interim Guidance on Superfund Selection of RemedyRIFS ImprovementsAdditional Interim Guidance for FY'87 Records of DecisionInterim Policy on Funding for Ground & Surface Water RestorationActionsOSWER Strategy for Management Oversight of the CERCLA RemedialAction Start MandateThe SARA "200" Remedial Action Starts RequirementStatement of Policy: Requirements for Using Removal Authoritiesfor Speeding Up Remedial ProjectsUse of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action ProjectsAdvancing the Use of Treatment Technologies for Superfund Remedies

A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial ActionsControl of Air Emission from Superfund Air Strippers at SuperfundGroundwater SitesScopef's Notes, An RIFS Costing GuideRole c>f the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund Remedy Selection^nprisions (Draft) -'Role c)f the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund Remedy SelectionDecisionsFY'92 Themes for Regional Coordination to Support ContinuousImprovements of Superfund 's Remedial ProgramGuide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA - ChemicalDehalc>genation

Chemical De^halogenation Treatability Studies under CERCLA: An OverviewRemedial Action Report - Documentation for Operable Unit Completion

ftjidarice for Scopinq the Remedial Design )Presumptive- Remedies: Policy and ProceduresPresumptive- Remedies: Site Characterization and Technology Selectionfor CERCLA Sites With Volatile Organic Compounds in SoilsPresumptive- Remedies for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites

t \

21

DIRECTIVE

9355.0-63FS9355.0-67FS

9355.0-68FS

9355.0-699355.1-02

9355.1-19355.2-19355.3-01

9355.3-01FS19355.3-01FS2

9355.3-01FS3

9355.3-01FS4

9355.3-02

9355.3-02FS-3

9355.3-02FS-49355.3-039355.3-059355.3-069355.3-079355.3-08

DATE


TITLE

06/01/95 Remedial Design/Remedial Action (RD/RA) Handbook J07/01/96 User's Guide to the VOCs in Soils Presumptive Remedy12/01/96 Application of the CFRCLA Municipal Landfill Presumptive Remedy to

military Landfills04/01/97 Presumptive Remedy: Supplemental Bulletin Muti-Phase Extraction (MPE)

Technology for VOCs in Soil and Groundwater (EPA-F-97-004)08/01/97 Rules of Thumb for Superfund Remedy Selection09/01/87 The RPM Primer - An Introductory Guide to the Role and

Responsibilities of the Superfund Remedial Project Manager01/27/86 Draft Federal-Lead Remedial Project Management Handbook12/01/86 Superfund State-Lead Remedial Project Management10/01/88 Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations & Feasibility

Studies Under CERCLA - Interim Final11/01/89 Getting Ready Scoping The RIFS11/01/89 The Remedial Investigation Site Characterization & Treatability

Studies11/01/89 The Feasibility Study: Development & Screening of Remedial Action

Alternatives03/01/90 The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial Action

Alternatives07/01/89 Interim Final Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Documents:

The Proposed Plan, The Record of Decision, Explanation ofSignificant Differences, The Record of Decision Amendment

04/01/91 Guide to Developing Superfund No Action, Interim Action, andContingency Remedy RODs

04/01/91 Guide to Addressing Pre-ROD and Post-ROD Changes02/01/88 Guidance Document for Providing Alternate Water Supplies04/25/88 RIFS Improvements Follow-up02/14/89 RI/FS Improvements Phase II. Streamlining Recommendations05/01/89 Result of FY 88 Record of Decision Analysis11/30/89 FY 90 Regional Coordination Plan and Themes for the Remedial

22

DIRECTIVE *

9355.3-09

9355.3-11

9355.3-11FS9355.3-179355.3-18FS9355.3-20

9355.4-01

9355.4-01FS9355.4-02

9355.4-02

9355.4-02A

9355.4-039355.4-04FS

9355.4-07FS9355.4-12

9355.4-13

9355.4-149355.4-14FS9355.4-14FSA9355.4-15

DATE

03/30/90

02/02/91

09/01/9003/23/93

08/01/9506/25/93

08/15/90

08/01/9009/07/89

08/29/91

01/26/90

10/18/8907/01/91

01/01/9207/14/94

09/01/93

09/01/9312/01/94

07/01/9607/14/94


TITLE

Investigation/Feasibility Study and Selection of Remedy ProcessResult of FY 89 Record of Decision Analysis Superfund ManagementReview Implementation Product - Recommendation # 25AConducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLAMunicipal Landfill Sites

Streamlining the RI/FS for CERCLA Municipal Landfill SitesCompendium of ROD Language for FY 93 Focus Areas

Presumptive Remedies: CERCLA Landfill Caps RI/FS Data Collection GuideRevisions to 0MB Circular A-94 on Guidelines & Discount Rates forBenefit-Cost AnalysisGuidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites w/PCBContamination

A Guide on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites w/PCB ContaminationInterim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels atSuperfund SitesUpdate on OSWER (Directive #9355.4-02, Sept. 1989) Soil leadCleanup Guidance

Supplement to Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead CleanupLevels at Superfund Sites

Considerations in Ground Water Remediation at Superfund SitesMethods for Evaluating the Attainment of Cleanup Standards for Soils &Solid MediaEstimating Potential for Occurrence of DNAPL at Superfund Sites

Revised Interim Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRACorrective Action FacilitiesEvaluation of the Likelihood of DNAPL Presence at NPL Sites -National Results, Final ReportDraft Soil Screening Level Guidance

Soil Screening GuidanceSoil Screening Guidance: Fact SheetGuidance on Residential Lead-Based Paint, Lead-Contaminated Dust,

23

DIRECTIVE # DATE

REGION 5 - OSIER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

9355.4-169355.4-179355.4-17-1

9355. 4- 17A9355.4-23

( 9355.5-01V(~9355.5-019355.5-01FS9355.5-029355.5-02FS9355.5-03FS9355.5-05FS9355.5-07FS9355.5-14FS

/3355.5-16FS9355.5-21FS9355.6-069355.79355.7-01

9355.7-029355.7-02A9355.7-03

9355.7-03A

9355.7-03A9355.7-04

11/01/9412/01/94

05/01/9604/01/96

yf 02/01/90<£>&" 04/01/90

09/01/8906/04/90

10/01/8905/01/9012/01/8902/01/9005/30/90

2£ 02/01/9003/01/90

12/01/9311/05/85

01/02/91

05/23/9107/26/94

02/19/92

05/01/95

12/21/9506/23/95

and Lead-Contaminated SoilDraft Soil Screening Guidance: Issues Document

Technical Background Document for Soil Screening GuidanceTechnical Background Document for Soil Screening Guidance (ReviewDraft - Do Not Cite or Quote - Dec. 1994)Soil Screening Guidance: Technical Background Document

Soil Screening Guidance: User's GuideInterim Final on EPA Oversight of RD/RA Performed by PRPsN(Pre-Publi cation Version) 'Interim Final Guidance on EPA Oversight of RD/RA Performed by PRPs^

ARCS Construction Contract Modification ProceduresGuidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action

Expediting Remedial ConstructionValue EngineeringUSACE Preplaced and Rapid Response ContractsReal Estate Acquisition Procedures for USACE ProjectsEPA/USACE Payment Process, Direct Cite/Revised Reimbursement MethodsEPA Oversight of RD/RA Performed by PRPs")Scoping the Remedial Design

ROD Annual Report: FY/92 (11/19/93)Data Quality Objectives for the RI/FS Process

FY'91 Implementation Themes & Regional Coordination Plan forSuperfund's Remedial & Enforcement ProgramsStructure and Components of Five-Year Reviews

Supplemental Five-Year Reviews GuidancePermits and Permit "Equivalency Processes for CERCLA On-siteResponse Actions

Estimated O&M Costs for Rods: Historical Trends and Projected CostsThrough FY 2040Second Supplemental Five-Year Review Guidance

Land Use in the CERCLA Remedy Selection Process

24REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)


DIRECTIVE i DATE TITLE

9355.9-01 09/01/93 Data Quality Objectives Process for Superfund - Interim FinalGuidance

9356.0-01 08/01/94 Feasibility Study Analysis for CERCLA Sites w/ Volatile OrganicCompounds in Soil

9356.0-03 08/01/94 Feasibility Study Analysis for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites9360.0-02B 04/01/88 Removal Cost Management Manual9360.0-03B 02/01/88 Superfund Removal Procedures, RevisiPn No. Three9360.0-05 01/06/85 User's Guide for Removal Cost Management Software9360.0-06 11/27/85 Draft - Relationship of the RemPval & Remedial Programs under the

Revised NCP9360.0-06 03/17/86 Relationship of the Removal & Remedial Programs under the Revised

NCP9360.0-08 01/23/86 CERCLA Removal Actions at Methane Release Sites9360.0-10 (*) 07/08/86 Expedited Response Actions9360.0-12 04/06/87 Guidance on Implementation of tpe Revised Statutory Limits on

Removal Actions9360.0-12A 06/12/89 Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the

Statutory Limits on Removal Actions9360.0-13 (*) 04/06/87 Guidance on Implementation of tpe "Contribute to Remedial

Performance" Provision9360.0-14 02/07/87 Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and Proposed NPL

Sites9360.0-15 (*) 04/21/87 The Role of Expedited Response Action Under SARA9360-16 06/04/87 Interim Guidance for Conducting Federal-Lead Underground Storage Tank

Corrective Actions9360.0-16A 07/25/88 Guidance for Conducting Federal-Lead Underground Storage Tank

Corrective Action9360.0-18 03/31/88 Removal Program Priorities9360.0-19 03/03/89 Guidance on Non-NPL Removal Actions Involving Nationally

Significant of Precedent-Setting Issues9360.0-20 02/17/89 R e i r e d Use of the Removal Cost Management System for All Removal

25

DIRECTIVE

9360.0-23BFS9360.0-29FSA9360.0-32

9360.0-32FS9360.0-34

9360.0-36FS9360.0-37FS9360.1-02A

9360.1-01

9360.2-019360.2-029360.2-04

9360.2-04A

9360.3-019360.3-019360.3-01FS9360.3-02

9360.3-02FS9360.3-03

9360.3-05

DATE

08/01/9503/01/9508/06/93

12/01/9308/19/93

03/01/9503/01/9503/23/95

10/06/87

07/18/8812/03/9002/24/92

06/03/92

09/26/9012/01/90

12/01/9009/01/91

04/01/9206/01/94

07/01/92


TITLE

ActionsERNS and CERCLA - Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS)An Overview of Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS)Transinittal of Guidance on Conducting Non-Time-Critical RemovalActions Under CERCLA

Conducting Non-Time-Critical Removal Actions Under CERCLADetermination of Imminent and Substantial Endangerment for RemovalActions

ERNS and Site SearchesERNS StatisticsNumeric Removal Action Levels for Contaminated Drinking Water Sites,Update #2

Interim Final Guidance on Removal Action Levels at ContaminatedDrinking Water SitesModel Program for Removal Site ManagementPolicy on Management of Post-Removal Site ControlAuthorization for Regional Administrators to Approve ConsistencyExemptions at NPL Sites

Clarification of Delegation to Approve Consistency Exemptions at NPLSites

Transmittal of Advance Copy of Action Memorandum GuidanceSuperfund Removal Procedures Action Memorandum Guidance

A Guide to Developing Action MemorandumsSuperfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Consideration ofARAs During Removal Actions

Consideration of ARARs During Removal ActionsSuperfund Removal Procedures Removal Response Reporting: POLREPsand OSC ReportsSuperfund Removal Procedures Public Participation Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators: Community Relations and the AdministrativeRecord

26

DIRECTIVE #

9360.3-06

9360.3-06FS9360.3-07FS9360.3-129360.3-14FS9360.3-15FS9360.4-019360.4-02

9360.4-03

9360.4-069360.4-079360.4-089360.4-10

9360.4-12

9360.4-189360.4-18-19360.5-00

9360.7-01

9360.7-01A

9360.7-02

9360.7-04A

DATE

04/01/92

07/01/9212/01/96

08/12/9306/01/9406/01/94

06/13/9001/01/91

01/01/91

01/01/9101/01/9101/01/9104/03/92

02/04/12

06/01/9406/01/94

06/02/89

10/25/90

12/01/97

10/25/90

12/01/97

REGION 5 - 0SWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Superfur'd Removal Procedures Removal Enforcement Guidance for On-Scene Coordinators

A Guide to Removal EnforcementState Participation in Federal-Lead Removal Actions

Response Actions at Sites with contamination Inside BuildingsRemoval Response Reporting: OSC ReportsRemoval Response Reporting: POLREPS

Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Removal ActivitiesCompendium of ERT Soil Sampling & Surface Geophysics Procedures,Interim FinalCompendium of ERT Surface Water & Sediment Sampling Procedures,Interim FinalCompendium of ERT Groundwater Sampling Procedures, Interim FinalCompendium of ERT Waste Sampling Procedures, Interim FinalCompendium of ERT Toxicity Testing Procedures, Interim FinalRemoval Program's Representative Sampling Guidance Document:Volume 1 -- SoilCERCLA Reporting Requirements for Releases of Ethylene Glycol fromAirplane De-icing OperationsSuperfurid Chemical Data Matrix (EPA 540-R-94-009)

Superfund Chemical Data Matrix - Appendix B Tables (EPA 540-R-94-010)Proposed Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine DrugLaboratories

Report!rig Requirements for Continuous Releases of HazardousSubstances: A Guide for Facilities and Vessels on Compliance

Reporting Redu"irements for Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances(A Guide for Facilities on Compliance) EPA 540-R-97-047

Continues Release-Emergency Response Notification System: UsersManual for Industry

Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances (A

27

DIRECTIVE I

9360.7-14

9360.8-10

9360.8-119370.0-19375.0-01

9375.1-06

9375.1-08

9375.1-09

9375.1-2A-e

9375.1-49375.1-4-9

9375.1-4-10

9375.1-4-c

9375.1-4-C

9375.1-4-f

9375.1-4-h

DATE

01/01/95

06/15/93

02/01/9708/15/8605/08/89

07/12/87

06/22/87

07/21/87

12/16/85

02/01/8403/20/86

12/17/86

05/02/86

12/31/86

01/05/87

REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LI$T (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Guide for ERA Regions) ERA 540--R-97-046Questions & Answers on Release Notification Requirements andReportable Quantity AdjustmentsInterim Guidance for the Determination of Significant andSubstantial Harm Facilities for Oil Pollution Act Response PlansGuidance for Use of the Oil Spill Liability Trust FundPreliminary FY 87 SPMS TargetsInterim Final Guidance on preparation of Superfund Memoranda ofAgreement (SMOAs)Cooperative Agreements with Political Subdivisions for RemedialResponseRole of EPA Personnel in the State Contractor Selection ProcessUnder a Cooperative AgreementInterim Guidance on State participation in Pre-Remedial andRemedial Response

Audits of Superfund Response Agreements: Proposed Addenda to StateParticipation in the Superfund Remedial Program Manual

State Participation in the Superfund Remedial ProgramSTATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Chapter IX, Auditsof Superfund Cooperative AgreementsSTATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Chapter X,Closeout of Superfund Remedial Response AgreementsSTATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Appendix C -Documenting State CERCLA Credit? & Advance MatchSTATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:

Appendix C - Documenting State CERCLA Credits & Advance MatchSTATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:

Appendix F - Sample Cooperative Agreement Provisions

10/20/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPEtfFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix H - Sample Articles for Superfund State Contracts

28

DIRECTIVE #

9375.1-4-k

9375.1-4-1

9375.1-4-n

9375.1-4-p

9375.1-4-T

9375.1-4-U

9375.1-4-W (*)9375.1-5

9375.1-6

9375.1-11

9375.1-129375.1-13

9375.2-01

9375.2-03

9375.2-04

9375.5-01

DATE


TITLE

03/24/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix H - Community Relations Plan Format and Sample Plan

02/07/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix L - State Lead Quality Assurance Project Plan Guidance

08/22/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix N - How to Obligate CERCLA Funds for State & Federal-Lead Response

03/06/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix P - Superfund Supplemental Guidance

11/21/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix T - Obtaining and Disposing of Equipment Under a CERCLACooperative Agreement

09/11/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume 1:Appendix U - Cost Documentation Requirements for Cooperative Agreements

09/29/86 CERCLA Funding of State-lead Removals03/10/86 STATE PARTICIPATION IN THE SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANUAL Volume II:

State Procurement Under Superfund Remedial Cooperative Agreements10/07/86 Draft Guidance for Cooperative Agreements with Political

Subdivisions06/01/88 Guidance: Procurement Under Superfund Remedial Cooperative

Agreements04/27/88 State Access to EPA Contractors During Remedial Response09/27/88 Clarification on Allowability of Management Assistance to States

for ERAs and Removals12/18/87 Final Guidance on State Core Program Funding Cooperative

Agreements08/02/88 Funding for State Core Program Cooperative Agreement State-

Specific Additional Functions07/19/89 Core Program Cooperative Agreements and Small/Disadvantaged

Business Utilization in the Superfund Program]03/10/89 40 CFR Part 35 Subpart 0, Cooperative Agreements and Superfund

St^te Contracts for Superfund Response Actions

29

DIRECTIVE #

9375.5-02

9375.5-02A

9375.5-039375.5-03FS9375.5-04

9375.6-08A9375.6-08D9375.6-11

9375.6-11A9375.7-01

9375.7-029378.0-8FS9380.0-059380.0-069380.0-089380.0-39380.0-139380.0-16

9380.0-17

9380.0-17FS

9380.0-19

DATE

10/18/89

11/28/89

05/01/8904/01/90

02/12/90


TITLE

Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the SuperfundProgram

Revised Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the SuperfundProgram

Political Subdivision-L-ead for Remedial ResponsePolitical Subdivision Involvement in Superfund

Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund ResponseAgreement Audits

An Analysis of State Superfund Program: 50-State Study, 1990 UpdateAn Analysis of State Superfund Program: 50-State Study, 1995 Update

Guidance on Deferral of NPL Listing Determinations While StatesOversee Response Action's

Response to Comments on the 1988 Proposed NCP Deferral F'olicy ConceptEnsuring the Adequacy c>f Cost Share Provisions in Superfund StateContractsObligation of Funds Under Superfund State Contracts

Publishing Effective Public NoticesLeachate Plume ManagementGuidance Document for Cleanup of Surface Impoundmerlt SitesField Screening Method Catalog (USER"S GUIDE)Guidance Document for Cleanup of Surface Tank & DriP SitesCovers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste SitesForum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies:"Technical Papers"

Domestic & Int'l (6/19-21/89), Atlanta, GA06/10/91 Furthering the Use of innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER

Programs08/10/91 Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER

Programs01/01/91 Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report (No.

1)

09/01/9012/01/95

05/03/95

05/03/9503/29/93

08/05/9304/01/97

11/01/8507/17/8609/01/8805/28/9509/01/8509/01/89

30

DIRECTIVE #

9380.0-25

9380.0-46

9380.1-029380.1-03FS9380.1-04

9380.1-06

9380.1-19380.1-13

9380.1-149380.2-029380.2-06

9380.2-3

9380.3-019380.3-029380.3-02FS9380.3-039380.3-039380,3-04

9380.06FS9380.3-38

9380.4-01

QAlE

04/29/96

07/01/89

10/01/8707/01/90

08/01/90

05/01/91

09/16/8606/01/91

11/01/9007/01/8703/22/88

12/01/86

07/12/8912/28/89

12/01/89'12/28/8903/01/9011/30/89

11/01/9105/01/89

03/12/90


TITLE

Initiatives to Promote Innovative Technology In Waste ManagementProgramsTerra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System Applications AnalysisReportHazardous Waste Bibliography

Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program - Site Program FSCF Systems Organic Extraction Process - Applications AnalysisReport, New Bedford Harbor, MASynopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site RemediationTechnologiesSuperfund Technology Transfer Program, DraftSurvey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous WasteSitesTechnical Support Services for Superfund Remediation, 2nd EditionSUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION (SITE) Operations PlanSUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION (SITE) ProgramRequi rementsSUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION (SITE) Strategy andProgram PlanTreatability Studies Contractor Work AssignmentsTreatability Studies Under CERCLA

Treatability Studies Under CERCLAInventory of Treatability Study VendorsInventory of Treatability Study Vendors: Vol. IIAnalysis of Treatability Data for Soil & Debris: Evaluation of LanBan Impact on the Use of Superfund Treatment TechnologiesA Guide to Principal Threat £ Low Level Threat WastesHazcon Solidification Process - Applications Analysis Report.Douglassville, PAUse of ORD's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund RemovalPrograms

DIRECTIVE

9380.5-01A

9380.5-01B

9380.5-QIC

9380.5-01D

9380.5-049380.5-05

9380.5-09

9380.5-109380.5-129380.5-139380.6-019380.6-01A9380.6-01B9380.6-QIC

9380.6-01D9380.6-01E9380.6-01F9380.6-01G9380.6-01H

DATE

07/01/89

08/01/90

01/01/89

07/01/89

05/01/9007/01/90

11/01/89

09/01/8905/01/9003/01/9009/20/90

09/20/9009/20/9009/20/90

09/20/9009/20/9005/01/9005/01/9105/01/91

I


TITLE

AIR/SF NAT'L TECHNICAL GUIDANCE STUDY SERIES: Vol. I."Application ofAir Pathway Analyses for Superfund Activities" - Interim FinalAIR/SF NAT'L TECHNICAL GUIDANCE STUDY SERIES: Vol. II, "Estimation ofBaseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites" - Revised EditionAIR/SF NAT'L TECHNICAL GUIDANCE STUDY SERIES: Vol. III. "Estimation ofAir Emissions from Cleanup Activities at Superfund Sites" - InterimFinalAIR/SF NAT'L TECHNICAL GUIDANCE STUDY SERIES: 121. IV. "Procedures forDispersion Modeling & Air Monitoring for Superfund Air PathwayAnalysis" - Interim Final

Air Stripper Design ManualAIR/SF NAT'L TECHNICAL GUIDANCE STUDY SERIES: Development ofExample Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of SoilExcavation Associated w/ Superfund Remedial ActionsArea Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Source at SuperfundSitesSoil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology AssessmentUser's Guide for the Fugitive Dust ModelComparisons of Air Stripper Simulations & Field Performance DataTransmittal of Solvent Extraction Engineering Bulletin

Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction TreatmentEngineering Bulletin: Mobile/Transportable Incineration TreatmentEngineering Bulletin: Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: ApegTreatment

Slurry BiodegradationSoil Washing TreatmentIn Situ Steam Extraction TreatmentIn Situ Soil Vapor Extraction TreatmentThermal Disorption Treatment______

31

Engineering Bulletin:Engineering Bulletin:Engineering Bulletin:Engineering Bulletin:Engineering Bulletin:

C 9380.7-01 03/01/90 tisics of Pt^-and-Treat. SpeyadMatef Rsaedi at ion Technology9380.7-02A 03/01/89 Superfund Ground Water Issue - Ground Water Sampling of Metals

32

9380-7-02B

9380-7-02C9380-7-03A

DATE

03/01/91

03/01/9104/01/91


TITLE

AnalysesSuperfund Ground Water IssueWaste Site AssessmentsSuperfund Ground Water IssueSuperfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead-Contaminated Soils

- Characterizing Soils for Hazardous

- Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids

* * * RCRA (OSW) * * *

9410-00-1

9410-00-29420-00-019420-00-039420-00-049420-00-059420-00-079420-00-089420-00-099420-00-09a9420-00-109431-01(84)9432-00-019432-00-1

9432-00-2

9432.01(80)9432-01(81)9432-01(83)

02/01/85

06/01/8605/19/8610/16/8503/31/8704/05/8805/06/9104/27/9204/02/9304/02/9305/19/9409/10/8402/11/86

02/01/88

03/02/87

12/30/8006/28/8102/18/83

Draft Guidance on Implementation of Minimum TechnologyRequirements and Corrective Action Requirements of the Hazardousand Solid Waste Amendments of 1984ERA Guide for Infectious Waste Management

FY'87 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'86 PA/SI Strategy = Addendum to the FY'86 RIPFY'88 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'89 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'92 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'93 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'94 RCRA Implementation PlanFY'94 RCRA Implementation Plan AddendumFY'95 RCRA Implementation Plan AddendumPermit Policy Question and Answer Quarterly ReportTotally Enclosed Treatment Facilities Exemption for Bag House Sludge

Totally Enclosed Treatment System Proposal TDJ Group, Inc.

Joint EPA/NRC Guidance on the Definition & Identification ofCommercial Mixed Lowel-Level Radioactive and Hazardous Waste

RCRA Regulation of Aerosol CansDefinition of "Liquid Waste"Regulatory Clarification of Totally Enclosed Treatment Facility1

33

DIRECTIVE *

9432.01(84)9432.01(85)9432.02(81)9432.02(83)9432.02(84)

9432.03(84)9432.04(85)9432.05(84)

9432.07(84)9433.00-01

9433.00-2A9433.00-39433.01(83)9433.01(84)9433.02(84)

9433.02(85)9433.03(84)

9433.05(84)9433.06(84)9433.07(84)9434.00-6

9435.00-19440.00-1

01/27/84(36/26/85(37/27/8111/29/83(32/02/84

(34/26/84(38/30/8511/06/84

12/24/84(34/16/86

(34/30/8608/11/82

11/14/83(32/08/84(38/08/84

(35/16/8510/23/84

12/11/8412/18/8412/21/84

12/10/80

(PIG11/03/8701/07/87


IIILE

Determination of Operator at the DOE Oak Ridge FacilityDefinition of TreatmentTotally Enclosed Treatment FacilitiesRecent Court Decisions on RCRA Applicability to Storage FacilitiesRegulation of Hazardous Aqueous Waste at Wastewater TreatmentFacilitiesPermit Policy for Decanting & Crushing OperationsCertification of "Existing Units" Under HSAADefinition of Treatment as Defined in 40 CAR §260.10 Subpart B -DefinitionGuidance on Implementation of Wastewater Treatment Unit ExemptionRCRA §3001(f)(2)(B) and States Exclusion of Wastes from Regulation asHazardousDetermination of Regulatory Status-Light Bulbs

Concurrence on Responses to Pennsylvania Der Deli sting ActivitiesWithdrawal of a Facility's Deli sting PetitionChanges Regarding the Deli sting Review ProceduresResponse to Questions from State Pesticide Personnel DeregulatingDecontaminated WaterRCRA RSI #4: Effect of HSWA on State Deli sting DecisionsDeli sting of Spent Pickle Liquor Generated from the Porcelain EnamelIndustryTest Methods & Standards to Evaluate Cyanide Level in Inorganic WastesIssues Regarding a Deli sting PetitionInformation Required for Review of Deli sting Petitions

Effect of EPAs MOU with the DOT on Activities in States withCooperative Agreements

-81-9)Procedures for Developing Regulations & Guidance DocumentsGuidance on the Definition & Identification of Radioactive MixedWastes

34

DIRECTIVE #

9441.00-029441.01(80)9441.01(81)

9441.01(82)9441.01(84)9441.01(85)9441.01(91)

9441.02(80)9441.02(81)9441.02(83)9441.02(85)

9441.03(80)9441.03(81)9441.03(83)

9441.03(84)9441.03(85)9441.04(80)9441.04(81)

9441.04(83)9441.05(80)9441.05(81)9441.05(83)9441.05(84)9441.05(85)

9441.06(81)


DATE TITLE

03/01/86 Guidance Manual on the RCRA Regulation of Recycled Hazardous Waste05/30/80 Hazardous Waste Regulation of Empty Drums for Reuse & Reconditioning01/13/81 Interpretation of the Fossil Fuel Combustion Waste Exclusion in

§261.4(b)(4)07/07/82 Interpretation of the Farmer Exemption Under 40 CFR §261.5101/06/84 Determining if the Soils from Missouri Dioxin Sites are Hazardous01/11/85 Impact of the RCRA Regulations on Landfill Gas Condensate07/05/91 Applicability of the "Mixture" Rule to Petroleum Refinery Wastewater

Systems08/19/80 Agricultural Waste Exclusion02/18/81 ERA Regulation of Utility Waste04/19/83 Subtitle C Exclusion of Drilling Fluids and Produced Waters01/16/85 Exclusion of Sodium Azide in Air Bag Canisters of Obsolete Automobile

Hulks from RCRA Regulations09/04/80 Exemption of Certain Waste From Drilling Operations04/06/81 Paint Wastes as Hazardous Wastes05/26/83 Scope of Oil and Gas Waste Exemption in §3001(b)(2)(A) of RCRA: "Iron

Sponge" Process02/16/84 Residue from a Reclamation Operation01/23/85 Clarification of the Laboratory Waste Exclusion11/17/80 Railroad Ties as Hazardous Wastes Under the Mixture Rule04/10/81 Interpretation of 40 CFR §261.6(b) As It Applies to the Reuse of "Red

Water" from TNT Production06/06/83 Disposal of Outdated Ordinance by Incineration11/17/80 Small Quantity Generator04/14/81 Treatment of Listed Waste07/12/83 Exemptions from Presumption of Hazardousness02/19/84 Listing of Residue from the Treatment of a Listed Hazardous Waste02/04/85 Exemption of Waste Streams Resulting from Extraction, Beneficiation,

or Processing of An Ore or Mineral06/09/81 Operation of the Mixing Rule

35 -

DIRECTIVE DATE

9441.06(84)9441.06(85)9441,07(84)9441.07(85)9441.08(83)9441.08(84)9441.08(85)

9441.09(84)9441.10(83)9441.10(84)

9441.10(85)9441.11(85)9441.12(84)9441.12(85)9441.13(85)

9441.14(85)9441.15(84)

9441.15(85)9441.18(85)9441.19(84)

9441.19(85)9441.20(84)9441.20(85)9441.21(85)9441.23(85)

04/10/8402/13/8503/19/8402/13/8510/21/8305/03/8402/22/85

05/09/8412/13/8305/15/84

04/10/8504/30/8506/04/8405/13/8505/15/85

05/16/8507/31/84

05/20/8505/21/8508/15/84

05/31/8508/16/8406/05/8506/06/8506/27/85


TITLE

Regulatory Status of Mixtures of Spent Solvents - F001-F005Use/Reuse Provisions in the Definition of Solid Waste RulemakingExclusion of Household WastesExclusion of Laboratory Wastes from Dioxin RegulationLeachate From a Municipal LandfillEmission Control Dust/Sludge Generated from Electric ARC FurnacesUse of a Secondary Wastewater Treatment System to Remove biologicalSolids from an Activated Sludge UnitStatus of Mining Laboratory Wastes Under 40 CAR 261.4(P)(7)Triple Rinsing of ContainersRegulatory Status of Residue from Stream-Stripping of Process WasteContaining ToluenePerchloroethylene Residue as a Hazardous WasteGeneration of Dioxin Wastes from a Labs Analytical ProceduresStatus of Supernatant From Lime Neutralization of Spent Pickle LiquorZinc Plating (Segregated Basis) on Carbon SteelDisposal of Waste Electrolyte from Rechargeable Nickel-CadmiumBatteries with a Potassium Hydroxide ElectrolyteClarification of Mining Waste ExclusionExisting and Proposed Regulations Addressing RCRA's Coverage ofIncinerators that Receive Gaseous EmissionsEmptying Hazardous Waste from Paper BagsDetermination of Primary SIC Code for a FacilityMineral Processing Residuals Generated by Combustion Units BurningHazardous Waste FuelEmpty Drums Containing Metallic Nickel or Nickel OxideClarification of Exemptions Enacted in 1980 RCRA AmendmentsUse/Reuse Exemption as Applied to Spent Pickle LiquorRegulatory Status of Brass Dross SkimmingsDisposal Requirements of Scrap DEHP and Small Capacitors ContainingDEHP

36

DIRECTIVE i

9441.24(84)

9441.24(85)9441.25(84)9441.25(85)9441.26(84)9441.26(85)9441.27(84)9441.27(85)9441.28(85)9441.29(84)9441.29(85)

9441.30(84)

9441.31(84)

DATE

09/06/84

06/27/8509/10/8407/01/8509/11/8407/05/8509/20/8407/16/8507/16/8509/24/8408/23/85

10/22/84

10/25/84

9441.32(84)9441.34(84)9441.35(84)

9441.36(84)9441.37(84)

9441.50-01A

9442.01(84)9443.00-01A9443.00-02A

11/07/8411/28/8412/07/84

12/17/8411/14/84

11/20/86

02/07/8404/21/8604/30/86


TITLE

Dell sting of Waste Generated from Zinc Phosphating on Carbon Steel -F006 (Wastewater Treatment Sludges from Electroplating Operations)Clarification of Recycling Under Revised Solid Waste RulesDefinition of "Empty Contain^"Scope of the Term "Abandoned'' under Revised 40 CAR 261.2Definition of "Empty Container" Removal MethodsD1oxln-Containing Laboratory WasteRegulatory Status of Dibutyl tin DifluorideStatus of Spent Pickle Liquof Used in Production of Ferric ChlorideRegulatory Status of Creosote Treated Cross TiesZinc Plating (Waste Streams)Applicability of "Mixture" arid "Derived From" Rules to PetroleumRefinery Wastewater SystemsContamination of Used Oil Through Normal Use of Through PurposefulMixing With Hazardous WastesClarification of Federal Register Notice Pertaining to Lime-StabilizedWaste Pickle Liquor Sludge (l-SWPLS) from the Iron and Steel Industry(6/5/84)Clarification of RCRA Regulations on Hazardous CharacteristicEmpty Container RuleRegulations Applicable to Oil /Water Emulsions Generated by RefineryWastewater SystemsRCRA Implications of Treating Gases Vented from Compressed CylindersClarification of Policy on Hazardous waste Derived from Mixture ofLeachate & Precipitation Run--off at Landfills, Waste Piles and LandTreatment UnitsRCRA Exclusions under §3001(P)(2)(A) of RCRA as Applied to Hydrogen(H2S) Sulfide Scrubber Wastes from Geothermal Power PlantsListing of Spent Iron Sponge as a Hazardous WasteEvaluating the Ignitability 0f Physical SolidsDetermination of Regulatory Status-Light Bulbs

37

DIRECTIVE *

9443.01(80)9443.01(81)9443.01(83)9443.01(84)9443.01(85)

9443,02(80)9443.02(84)

9443.02(85)

DATE

09/15/8006/17/8101/10/8303/01/8402/21/85

09/16/8003/07/84

02/26/85

9443.03(80)9443.03(84)9443.03(85)9443.04(83)9443.04(85)9443.05(83)

9443.05(84)9443.05(85)9443.06(85)9443.07(85)9443.08(84)

9443.09(84)9443.10(84)9443.11(84)9444.01(80)9444.01(81)9444.01(82)9444.01(83)

12/22/8006/04/8404/22/8507/05/8307/16/8507/27/83

09/11/8407/22/8507/31/8509/18/8511/23/84

11/29/8411/30/8412/03/8409/04/8003/12/8109/15/8206/10/83

REGION 5 OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Corrosivity as It Applies to Solid WasteSufficient Agitation for the Extraction Procedure Toxicity TestDefinition of Ignitable Solidslithium-Sulfur Dioxide Battery, RILManagement of Excavated Construction Soil Containing Quantities ofVolatile Organic CompoundsThe Impact of Hazardous Waste Regulations on Food ProcessorsRegulatory Status of Spent and/or Discarded Lithium-Sulfur Dioxide(Li/S02) BatteriesClarification of the Definition of the Characteristic of Ignitabilityfor Hazardous WastesHazardousness of Paint Residues on Conveyor HooksListing of Agents GB, VX, and HXReactivity Test MethodsRegulation of Phosphate Wastes, and Gas Processing Industry WastesClarification of the Sulfide Reactivity CharacteristicsHazardous Waste Identification Regulations as They Apply to WasteBatteries and CellsBlasting Caps as Reactive WastesRegulation Interpretation for Pesticide Applicator Washing Rinse WaterNotes on RCRA Methods and QA ActivitiesPermit Requirements Applicable to a Water/Methanol MixtureDesignation for Waste Ink and Solvent Mixtures Generated from PrintingFacilitiesHazardous Waste Identification: Three QuestionsClassification of Small Arms .Ammunition with Respect to ReactivityEvaluation of EP Toxicity on the Basis of Total ChromiumInterpretations of §261.33Manufacturing Wastes Containing 261.33 CompoundsRegulation of Paint FiltersInterpretation of RCRA Hazardous Waste Regulations as Pertaining to

38

DIRECTIVE

9444.01(84)

9444.02(80)9444.02(81)9444.02(83)

9444.02(85)

03/05/84

11/1-3/8005/19/8107/U/83

03/04/85

9444.03(80)9444.03(81)9444.03(83)9444.03(84)9444.03(85)9444.04(81)9444.04(84)

9444.04(85)9444.05(80)9444.05(81)9444.05(85)9444.06(80)9444.07(84)9444.07(85)9444.08(84)

9444.08(85)9444.09(84)9444.09(85)

11/1-7/8006/06/8107/20/8304/10/8404/01/8506/22/8104/26/84

04/10/8511/18/8009/16/8105/14/8512/02/8005/30/8405/17/8506/06/84

05/24/8506/13/8406/03/85

REGION 5 •• OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Spent Solvent Listings and the Status of Leachate From SanitaryLandfills that have Received Hazardous WasteClarification of the Listings for Metal Heat Treating Wastes F010,FOIL and F'012Wastewater from RefineriesHazardous 'waste Listing P120Scope of the Listing K061, Emission Control Dust/Sludge from thePrimary Production of Steel in Electric FurnacesApplicability of the RCRA Dioxin Listings Published In the FederalRegister on 1/14/85, to Wastes from Wood Preserving Processes UsingPentachlorophenolRCRA Regulation of Wastes from Storage of Petroleum ProductsClarification of Hazardous Waste Listing K052Hazardous wastes from Solar Cell and High Tech IndustriesToxicity of 2.4-D WasteIdentification of F Solvent WastesFreon TF Recovery Still BottomsWastewater Treatment Sludges from Wood Preserving Processes UsingCreosote and/or PentachlorophenolGuidance on the Management of Dioxin WastesAsbestos as a Hazardous WastePesticides Containing A §261.33(e) CompoundDiscarded commercial Chemical ProductsApplication of K061 Hazardous Waste Listing to Steel FoundriesBallast Fluid ClassificationExclusion from RCRA Requirements of Used Embalming FluidsClarification of RCRA Hazardous Waste Identification Regulation asThey Apply to Deodorants for Portable ToiletsWastes Containing Unreacted Materials are not Listed Spent SolventsZinc Plating (Segregated Basis) on Carbon SteelToluene-Laden Filter Residue Generated from an Ink Production Process

39

DIRECTIVE $

9444.10(84)

9444.10(85)

9444.11(84)9444.11(85)

9444.12(84)

9444.13(84)9444.13(85)

9444.14(84)

9444.14(85)

9444.15(84)

9444.15(85)9444.16(85)9444.18(84)

9445.01(84)9445.01(85)9445.02(84)

9445.02(85)9445.03(84)9445.03(85)9445.04(84)


DATE TITLE

07/25/84 Regulation of Wastewater Treatment Effluent from Processes thatGenerate K001 & F006 Wastewater Treatment Sludge

06/05/85 Deli sting of Process Water Resulting from Incineration of Dioxin-Contaminated Wastes

07/27/84 Clarification of K062 - Spent Pickle Liquor Listing06/19/85 Status of Ion Exchange Resin from Metal Removal from Electroplating

Rinse07/30/84 Regulatory Status of Spent Acid from Electro-polishing of Stainless

Steel07/30/84 Michigan Petition Sb03 Listing09/03/85 Application of the F006 Listing to Wastewater Treatment Sludges from

Electroplating Operations07/30/84 Dragout from EPA Hazardous Wastes No. F007 - Spent Cyanide Plating

Bath Solutions from Electroplating Operations (Except for preciousmetals electroplating spent cyanide plating bath solutions)

09/10/85 Disposal of Dioxin Containing Waste Reinstates by Deep Well Injection

08/08/84 Response to Questions from State Pesticide Control Office: What isDistribution Criteria for Waste with Only 1 Active Ingredient

06/24/85 Regulatory Status of Nalcast 6015/Water/Wax Mixture09/26/85 Clarification of January 14, 1985, Dioxin Ruling10/04/84 Listing of Spent Cartridges Containing Perchloroethylene from Dry

Cleaning Establishments04/23/84 Notes on RCRA Methods & Quality Assurance Activities04/05/85 Regulating Status of Soil Contaminated with Toluene04/23/84 Topics Relating to RCRA Methodology and Quality Assurance (QA)

Activities04/23/85 Notes on RCRA Methods and QA Activities05/25/84 Analytical Methods for Petroleum Refining Residues and Wastes05/31/85 Clarification of F019 Listing11/19/84 EPA-Approved Waste Analyses Test Methods

40

DIRECTIVE *

9445.04(85)9445.05(84)9445.05(85)

9450.00-01

9451.00-1A

9451.01(80)9451.01(85)9451.02(80)9451.02(84)9451.02(85)9452.02(84)

9453.01(82)9453.01(84)

9453.02(85)

9453.03(85)9454.00-1A9455.01(85)9461.01(85)

9463.01(80)

9463.02(80)

9471.00-Ola9471.03(84)


DATE TITLE

06/01/85 Notes on RCRA Methods and QA Activities12/20/84 RCRA Methods and Quality Assurance (QA) Activities01/18/85 Analytical Methods to Determine the Presence of Creosote and Its Toxic

Characteristics04/01/86 Implementation Strategy for Small Quantity Generators of 100-1000

KG/Month02/05/86 Letter to Vice Admiral Peter J. Rotz concerning the interaction

between Marpol and RCRA regulations from Marcia Williams11/05/80 Liability of a Servicing Company as a Generator of Hazardous Waste03/01/85 Waste Exchange Programs11/18/80 Multiple Generator Liability09/04/84 Responsibility of Generator in Hazardous Waste Determinations07/30/85 Activities that Constitute Hazardous waste Generation10/25/84 Violation of EPA Hazardous waste Manifest Regulations by Federal

Facilities08/31/82 90-Day Accumulation of Hazardous Waste in Tanks05/18/84 Applicability of EPA's Hazardous Waste Marking Requirement (262.32) to

State-Regulated Wastes03/12/85 Exclusion from RCRA Permitting Requirements for Less Than 90-Day

Accumulators of Dioxin-Containing Wastes06/10/85 Intent of 40 CAR 262.34 on 90-Day Accumulation Time05/23/86 Submission of Waste Minimization Information06/25/85 Generator Responsibilities for Importation of Hazardous Waste09/19/85 Building and Consolidating Shipments of Compatible Wastes with

Different Hazardous Codes06/18/80 Department of Transportation Role in the Transportation of Hazardous

Waste11/26/80 Program Implementation Guidance on Issuance of Provisional EPA

Identification Numbers (PIG-81-8)04/15/91 Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity Guidance to State Officials09/06/84 Regulation of Tanks Used for Emergency Containment

41

DIRECTIVE I

9471.05(84)

9472.00-1

9472.00-02A

9472.00-03

9472.03(83)9474.01(84)9476.00-019476.00-029476.00-03

9476.00-05

9476.00-06

9476.00-079476.00-089476.00-099476.00-129476.00-139476.00-14

9476.00-16

9476.00-18

DATE

11/21/84

02/01/85

07/01/86

07/01/86

12/13/8309/10/8409/01/8209/01/8205/07/82

01/01/87

11/01/86

12/30/8603/31/8704/14/8702/02/8802/08/8803/31/88

04/01/89

05/12/89


TITLE

Interim Status Standards for Owners and Operators of Hazardous WasteTreatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities

Permit Writers' Guidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Land Storageand Disposal Facilities-Phase I: Criteria for LocationAcceptability and Existing Applicable Regulations

Statutory Interpretative Guidance: Criteria for Identifying Areas ofVulnerable HydrogeologyTechnical Guidance Document: Construction Quality Assurance forHazardous Waste Land Disposal FacilitiesWaste Analysis Requirements fit Off-Site Storage FacilitiesPermit Policy Question and Answer QuarterlyEvaluating Cover Systems for Solid and Hazardous WasteClosure of Hazardous Waste Surface ImpoundmentsFinancial Assurance for Closure and Post-Closure Care: Requirementsfor Owner/Operator of Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage & DisposalFacilitiesRCRA Guidance Manual for Subpart G Closure and Post-Closure CareStandards and Subpart H Cost Estimating RequirementsFinal Report/Guidance Manual: Cost Estimates for Closure & Post-Closure Plans (Subparts G&H) Vols. I-IVRCRA Policy Compendium for Subparts G and HSurface Impoundment Clean ClPsure Guidance ManualPart 265 Land Treatment Closure/Post Closure GuidanceClosure RequirementsRegulatory Interpretation of the Closure Performance StandardGround Water Monitoring at C'lean Closing Surface Impoundment and WastePile UnitsEffective Dates for Characteristic and Listed Wastes per March 19,1987 Clean Closure RegulationGuidance on Demonstrating Equivalence of Part 265 Clean Closure withPart 264 Requirements

42

DIRECTIVE #

9476.00-22

9476.02(83)

9476.02(85)9476.03(85)9476.04(83)9476.04(84)9476.04(85)

9476.05(83)9476.05(84)9477.00-049477.00-059477.00-06

08/27/8510/11/8508/10/8308/07/8410/25/85

08/17/8309/18/8403/02/8711/23/8712/29/87

9477.01(82)

9477.01(83)9477.01(84)9477.02(84)

9477.03(82)

9477.04(84)9477.05(83)

9477.05(84)9477.06(84)9477.07(84)9480.00-03


DATE IIILE

11/01/82 [.lability Coverage = Requirements for Owners or Operators of HazardousWaste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities

01/11/83 Interpretation of Closure and Post-Closure Requirements RegardingHazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal FacilitiesRCRA Policies on Ground-Water Quality at Closurepermitting Units Created for Facility ClosureTrip Report: Region X - Closure Standards for Disposal FacilitiesClosure Issues Related to Wood Preserving PlantsApplicability of Post-Closure Permitting Requirements to Non-Regulated[Jnitspefinitions for Data Element DictionaryClosure Activities[-lability Requirements for Facilities Seeking a RCRA PermitRisk Retention Groups and Financial Assurance Requirements(aliidance for Reviewing Exclusions for Pre-Existing Conditions in RCRAfSDF Insurance Policies

05/24/82 part B Financial Responsibility information Requirements for Owners orOperators in States with Only Phase I Authorization

01/05/83 Applicability of the Subpart H Financial Responsibility Requirements01/12/84 Closure Cost Estimates Based on Third Party Costs01/30/84 fPA Authority to Enforce Subpart H Compliance at Facilities Located on

State-Owned Land10/08/82 Clarification of Intended Meanings in Hazardous Waste Facility

Certificates of Liability Insurance11/20/84 Insurance Coverage Limits12/09/83 Capital Requirement of the Financial Test for Assurance of Closure and

post-Closure Care at Hazardous waste Management Facilities06/06/84 fPA Policy Regarding Review of Financial Assurance Instruments11/28/84 [Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL) Insurance12/03/84 determination of a Facility's Operating Life04/01/83 Landfills and Surface Impoundments Performance Evaluation

1 }

DIRECTIVE #

9480.00-049480.00-059480.00-069480.00-709480.00-8D9480.00-9D

9480.00-10C

9480-00-11C

9480.00-12C

9480.00-13

9480.00-14

9480.01(84)9480.01(85)

9480.02(84)

9480.02(85)

9480.03(85)

9480.04(83)

9481.00-01A

I


DATE TITLE

03/01/83 Lining of Waste Impoundment and Disposal Facilities09/01/82 Management of Hazardous Waste Leachate09/01/84 Guide to the Disposal of Chemically Stabilized and Solidified Waste01/01/84 Soil Properties; Classification, and Hydraulic Conducting Testing01/01/84 Solid Waste Leaching Procedure Manual01/01/84 Procedures for Modeling Flow through Clay Liners to Determine

required Liner Thickness05/24/85 Draft Min Tech Guid on Single Liner Sys for Landfills, Surface

Impound,WST Piles - Des, Cons & OP

05/24/85 Draft Guidance on Implementation of the Minimum TechnologicalRequirements of HSAA of 1984, Respecting Liners & Leachate CollectionSystems

05/24/85 Draft Min Tech Guid on Double Liner Sys for Landfills & SurfaceImpounds - Des,Cons & Op

08/07/86 Supplementary Guidance on Determining Liner/Leachate Collection SystemCompatibility

06/29/87 Combined NRC-EPA Siting Guidelines for Disposal of Commercial MixedLow-Level Radioactive and Hazardous Waste

06/12/84 Land Disposal of Hazardous Waste04/01/85 Applicability of the HSAA Minimum Technological Requirements

Respecting Liners & Leachate Collection Systems03/13/84 Addition of Closure & Post-Closure Contingency Plan Requirements to 40

CAR 265.228 & 265.25807/17/85 Status of Sludges in Surface Impoundments or Land Treatment Units When

Wastewater Treatment Sludges are Listed in Sections 261.31 & 261.3208/02/85 Technical Justification for Closure within 30 days of La?t Receipt of

Hazardous Waste08/17/83 Clarification of Inactive/Active Storage & Disposal Facilities under

RCRA02/07/86 Guidance on Issuing Permits to Facilities Required to Analyze Ground

43

44

DIRECTIVE #

9481.00-02

9481.00-03

9481.00-04D

9481.00-06C

DATE

10/01/85

02/01/86

06/01/86

07/10/87

9481.00-089481.00-099481.00-109481.00-119481.02(84)9481.02(85)9481.03(82)9481.03(84)9481.04(83)

9481.05(84)9481.05(85)9481.06(83)

9481.06(84)9481.07(84)9481.08(84)9481.09(84)9481.10(84)9481.12(84)

03/31/8703/31/8708/11/8707/13/8903/02/8404/08/8511/14/8203/15/8407/01/83

05/22/8406/13/8511/30/83

06/04/8406/18/8407/19/8407/30/8408/20/8411/08/84


TITLE

Water for Appendix VIII ConstituentsMethod for the Storage & Retrieval of RCRA Groundwater Monitoring Dataon StoretGuidance on Issuing Permits to Facilities Required to Analyze Ground-water for Appendix VIII ConstituentsAlternative Concentration Limits (ACL.s) Guidance Based on §264.94(b)Criteria. Part II Case Studies E and F DraftAlternate Concentration Limit Guidance: Part I: ACL Policy andInformation Requirements

(EPA 530-SW-87-017)Region III Issues on Section 3004(u) AuthorityRegion I Issues on Technical Standard? and Corrective ActionImplementation Strategy for Alternate Concentration LimitsStatus of Contaminated Groundwater & Limitations on Disposal & ReuseAgency Policy on ACL DeterminationsGroundwater Monitoring Above the Uppermost AquiferWaiving Groundwater Monitoring Requirements in an Authorized StateDeficiencies in Part B Permit Applications with ACL DemonstrationsSCA Request for Alternative Groundwater Monitoring System &"Corrected" T-TestCombining Groundwater Protection Programs in RCRA PermitsIndicator Parameters at Sanitary LandfillsGuidance on Implementation of Subpart F Requirements for StatisticallySignificant Increases in Indicator Parameter ValuesClarification of the Definition of AqMifer in 40 CAR 260.10Requirement for Appendix VIII AnalysisACL Demonstrations Risk Level, and Supsurface EnvironmentCorrective Action During Interim StatMSNeutralization Surface ImpoundmentsGround-Water Monitoring of a Land Treatment Unit (LTU) Overlaying aClosed Tndustrial Landfill

45

DIRECTIVE #

9481.13(84)9481.15(84)9481.16(84)9481.17(84)9483.00-01

9483.00-02

9483.00-03

9483.00-04

9483.01(83)9483.01(84)9483.02(83)9483.03(83)9483.05(83)9483.50-1A9484.00-IB

9484.00-03

9484.00-05a9484.01(85)9484.00-lA-a(86)

9484.01(85)9484.50-1A

DATE

11/19/8411/20/8412/26/8412/27/8412/01/86

02/01/87

10/02/87

05/19/87

04/15/8302/23/8404/20/8309/26/8312/08/8301/07/8604/28/86

09/15/86

10/15/8707/25/85

01/02/86

07/25/8501/02/86


TITLE

Establishing Alternate Concentration Limits (ACLs) for RCRA PermitsDefinition of Regulated UnitsRCRA Regulatory Status of Contaminated GroundwaterAnalytical Methods for Appendix VIII ConstituentsTechnical Resource Document for the Storage & Treatment of HazardousWaste in Tank SystemsTechnical Resource Document for Obtaining Variances from the SecondaryContainment Requirement of Hazardous Waste Tank Systems, Vol. 2: Risk-Based Variance (EPA 530-SW-87-002B)

Questions & Answers Regarding the July 14, 1986 Hazardous Waste TankSystem Regulatory AmendmentsImplementation Strategy for the Hazardous Waste Tank SystemRegulationsDefinition of Tank and Surface ImpoundmentPermitting of Hazardous Waste Treatment/Storage TanksTank Shell Thickness RequirementTank Inspection ProceduresWaiver of Minimum Shell Thickness RequirementGuidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Tank Standards (Subpart J)Interim Status Surface Impoundments Retrofitting Variances (InterimFinal Guidance Document)Implementation Strategy for Surface Impoundment RetrofittingExemptionsSurface Impoundment Retrofitting & Time Allowed for ClosureInterpretation of Section 3005(j)(l)

Request for Comments on Guidance Concerning RCRA Section 3005(j)Retrofitting Interim Status Surface Impoundments

Interpretation of Section 3005(j)(l)Guidance on Variances for Retrofitting Interim Status SurfaceImpoundments

46REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)


DIRECTIVE i

9486.00-02

9486.01(81)9486.01(85)

9487.00-01A9487.00-02A

L9487. 00-03 ^9487.00-40s~ 1!9487. 00 -6C

9487.00-08

9487.00-09

9487.01(81)9487.01(83)9487.01(84)9487.01(85)

9487.01-01

9487.02(84)

9487.02(85)9487.03(85)9487.04(85)9487.05(84)

DATE

09/17/86

06/18/8103/27/85

04/21/8605/01/86

£ 09/01/82, 01/01/84>

10/01/85

08/03/87

02/10/88

03/12/8112/05/8302/07/8401/22/85

04/30/86

05/14/84

05/10/8505/29/8508/07/8511/12/84

TITLE

Permit Guidance Manual on Hazardous Waste Land TreatmentDemons tratipnsHazardous W^ste Regulation of Gray Iron Foundry WasteCriterion fpr the Application of Hazardous Waste TreatmentTechnologic?Use of Liquids for Wind Dispersal Control at Hazardous Waste LandfillsProhibition on the Disposal of Bulk Liquid Hazardous Waste inLandfills - Statutory Interpretive GuidanceHydroloqic Simulation on Solid Waste Disposal Sites )The Hydrolocjic Evaluation of Landfill Performance (HELP) Model .XVolumes I & II -/Construction Quality Assurance for Hazardous Waste Land DisposalFacilitiesJoint NRC-EfDA Guidance on a Conceptual Design Approach for CommercialMixed Low-L£vel Radioactive & Hazardous Waste Disposal FacilitiesVertical Expansion at the U.S. Ecology's Trench 10, Beatty, NevadaFacilityInterim Status of Proposed Landfill CellsLandfills & Land Disposal StandardsLiner Design"Clarification on the Disposal of Nonhazardous Liquid Wastewaters &Sludges in Sanitary Landfills Under RCRA & HSAARestriction? on the Placement of Nonhazardous Liquids in HazardousWaste LandfillsConditions for a Variance from Part 264 Landfill Liner & LeachateCollection RequirementsClarification of Continued Landfill Disposal of "Lab Packs"Clarification of Ban or Disposal of Liquids in LandfillsManagement o>f Liquid Hazardous Wastes in LandfillsExisting Regulations on the Placement of Liquids in Landfills &Expected Requirements of the RCRA Amendments

> J

47REGION 5

DIRECTIVE #

9487.05(85)9487.50-01A

DATE

09/20/8511/18/85

9488.00-01A9488.00-029488.00-039488.00-39488.00-049488.00-069488.00-089488.01(85)

9488.02(85)

9488.03(85)

9488.04(85)9488.05(85)9488.06(85)9488.07(85)9488.08(85)9488.50-01A9489.00-029489.01(82)9490.00-029493.00-01A

9493.01(85)

9494.00-01

05/21/8606/10/8606/30/86

09/01/8107/01/8308/01/8606/30/8601/10/85

01/14/85

04/01/85

05/20/8505/22/8506/18/8506/26/8508/30/8511/08/8504/22/8811/23/8211/14/8007/31/86

07/12/85

08/24/87

OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

User of Absorbents for Containerized Liquid Hazardous Wastes"Waiver from Double Liner Requirements Pursuant to §3015(b)(l) and 40CAR §265.301(c)" for CECOS International, Inc., Williamsburg, OH,Landfill Cell No. 9Dioxin Trial Burns for Purposes of Certification or a RCRA PermitPermitting incineratorsAcceptability of Thermal Relief Vents on Hazardous Waste Incinerators

Engineering Handbook for Hazardous Waste IncinerationGuidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Incinerator PermitsHazardous Waste Incineration Permitting StudyAcceptability of Thermal Relief Vents on Hazardous Waste IncineratorsDilution of a Characteristic Waste as a Treatment Process to Qualifyfor the §264.340 ExemptionSummary of EPA's Regulations Concerning Disposal of Dioxin -Contaminated Wastes by Incineration or Landfill ingAcceptable Levels of Residual Contaminants in the EPA IncineratorResidues (Revision)Modification of Incinerator Permits to Burn Dioxin WastesEffective Incineration of Infectious wastesCertifying Incinerators & Thermal Treatment UnitsEffect of Water-Stripped POHCs on Incinerator ORERegulatory Status of Drum Furnaces Burning Hazardous Waste FuelBurning Hazardous Waste Fuels in Cement KILNSIssues Relating to Miscellaneous UnitsStatus of DOD Munitions Deactivation FacilitiesUsed Oil Recycling Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-463) (PIG-81-5)EPA's Interpretation of the HSAA Prohibition on the Use of HazardousWaste as a Dust SuppressantProhibition on Use of Hazardous Waste for Dust Suppression or RoadTreatmentImplementation Strategy to Accompany the Proposed Rule for Burning of

48

DIRECTIVE

9502.02(85)9502.05(85)9502.05(856)

9503.01(85)9503.02(85)9503.50-01A9503.51-01A9503.52-01A

9504.01(84)

DATE

9500.00-01A9501.01(82)9501.01(84)

9501.02(82)9502.00-029502.00-039502.00-049502.00-059502.00-06

9502.00-06C9502.00-06D

9502.00-079502.01(84)9502.01(85)

03/14/8607/09/8211/09/84

12/29/8204/18/8608/04/8608/14/8610/09/8607/24/87

07/01/8706/16/89

03/08/8812/07/8402/05/85

(ERA

06/17/8502/05/85

02/05/85

05/10/8508/30/8512/23/8512/24/8501/02/86

08/16/84


TITLE

Hazardous Waste FuelsGuidance Document on RCRA Public InvolvementGuidance for Permitting of Hazardous waste IncineratorsRCRA Reauthorization Statutory Interpretation #1: Immediate PermitRequlrementsRCRA Land Disposal Permit StrategyRCRA Corrective Action at Federal FacilitiesImplementation of UIC Corrective Action RequirementsImplementation of RCRA Facility AssessmentsRCRA Facility Assessment GuidanceDefinition of Solid Waste Mgmt Unit for the Purpose of CorrectiveAction Under §3004(u)RCRA Facility Investigation (RFI) GuidanceRCRA Facility Investigation (RFI) Guidance Vol. 1 of IV530/SW-89-031, May 1989)Use of Corrective Action Authorities at Closing FacilitiesPermitting of Refinery Oily Wastewater Treatment PondsRCRA Reauthorization Statutory Interpretation #3: ImmediateImplementation of New Corrective Action RequirementsRegulation of Wood Treatment Plant Drip Areas as SWMUsRSI: Guidance on Corrective Action for Continuing Releases

RCRA Reauthorization Statutory Interpretation #3: ImmediateImplementation of New Corrective Action Requirements

Definition of Mixed Waste (DOE Facilities)Regulation of "Mixed Wastes" at DOE FacilitiesRSI Memorandum for RD&D PermitsRD&D Permit for a Sludge Drying Process in a Wastewater SystemPermit-Exempt Status of Sludge Dryers Added to Wastewater TreatmentUnitsEnforcing Groundwater Monitoring Requirements in RCRA Part B PermitApplications

49

DIRECTIVE DATE

9504.02(84)9505.00-019521.00-019521.01(84)9521.02(84)9521.03(84)9522,00-019522.00-029522.00-02a9522.00-039522.01(82)

9522.01(85)9522.02(83)9522.02(85)

9522.03(84)9522.03(85)9522.04(84)9522.04(85)9523.00-01A

9523.00-02A

9523.00-05

9523.00-10

9523.00-119523.00-129523.00-14

11/29/8408/19/9310/03/9005/02/8402/22/8407/09/8409/15/8611/16/8703/09/8811/13/8705/14/82

02/11/8507/11/8304/09/85

07/30/8407/05/8510/01/8408/30/8507/05/86

09/26/86

07/01/86

10/01/83

12/10/8603/30/8703/14/86


TITLE

Responses and Mechanisms to Prevent GWM DeficienciesRCRA Public Involvement ManualRCRA Permit Appeals Guidance ManualInadequate Part B Permit ApplicationPublic Participation in Permit IssuanceReporting Withdrawals in SPMs as Final Permit DeterminationsEffect of Land Disposal Restrictions on PermitsRCRA Permit Requirements for State Superfund ActionsRCRA Permit Requirements for State Superfund ActionsRegion 10's Recommended Revision of 40 CAR §s 270.4(a) & 270.32(b)(l)Definition of "Major" Hazardous Waste Generators, Transporters, &Facilities (PIG-82-2)Signatories to Department of Defense Permit ApplicationsRevised Definition of "Major Handlers" of Hazardous WasteSte&m Team RCRA Permit Issuance to Facilities in Violation of OtherFederal Laws and Regulatory ProgramsIssuance of RCRA Permits to Facility Owners and OperatorsRequirements of §213 of HSAAEPA Review of Draft State RCRA PermitsPartial PermittingPermit Applicants' Guidance Manual for Exposure InformationRequirements Under RCRA §3019Procedural Guidance for Reviewing Exposure Information Under RCRA§3019Permit Applicant's Guidance Manual for Hazardous Waste Land Treatment,Storage and Disposal FacilitiesPermit Applicant's Guidance Manual for the General Facility Standardsof 40 CAR 264Denial of RCRA Operating PermitsSummary of Permit Assistance Team (PAT) CommentsSummary of Recent Permit Assistance Team (PAT) Comments

50

DIRECTIVE #

9523.00-159523.00-169523.00-179523.00-189523-01(82)9523.01(84)9523.01(85)9523.02(84)

9523.10(84)

9523.50-01A9524.01(82)9524.01(84)9524.01(85)9524.02(84)

9525.01(82)9527.00-01A

DATE

03/30/8804/19/8809/02/8803/14/8910/22/8201/17/8402/25/8505/24/84

9523.03(83)9523.03(85)

9523.05(83)

9523.05(84)

9523.09(84)

06/17/8308/19/85

07/29/83

09/06/84

11/23/84

11/29/84

11/18/8602/08/8210/05/8408/01/8510/11/84

01/29/8205/01/86


TITLE

Summary of Permit Assistance Team (PAT) CommentsCall-in of Storage and Treatment ApplicationsSummary of Assistance Branch Permitting CommentsSummary of Assistance Branch Permitting CommentsExisting Incinerators and Data in Lieu of Trial BurnEstimated Closure Dates in Permit ApplicationsRequired Signatures on Part B Permit ApplicationsGuidance on Petroleum Refinery Waste Analyses for Land TreatmentPermit Applications (list of 89 Hazardous Constituents PossiblyPresent in Refinery Wastes & Column Clean Up Procedure)Land Owner Signature on Part A ApplicationsAdditional Organic Parameters in Evaluation of Interim StatusGroundwater MonitoringSupplemental PAT Comments on McDonnell-Douglas Electronics Part BApplicationsGroundwater Monitoring Requirements at a Site Overlying by TwoAquifersCriteria for Using Trial Burn Information Obtained from OneIncinerator to Issue a Permit at a Second Incinerator in Lieu ofConducting a Second Trial Burn at the Second FacilityEPA Authority Under RCRA §3008 to Assess Penalties for Failure toSubmit a Complete and Adequate Part B ApplicationPost-Closure Part B Permit RequirementsRCRA Permits for Facilities that have Underground TanksUse of Compliance Schedules in RCRA PermitsFuture Permitting of Incinerators Burning Non-Hazardous WastePermit Writer Responsibilities in Writing Permit conditions, theVelsicol DecisionProposed Mechanism for Handling Mobile Treatment UnitsGuidance Manual for Research, Development and Demonstration PermitsUnder 40 CAR §270.65

51

9527.01(82)

9527.01-8*

9527.02(82)

9527.02(84)

9528.00-019528.01(82)

9528.02(82)9528. 50 -lA9540.00-lC9540.00-039540.00-049540. 00 -0£

05/25/8805/28/82

07/20/8211/05/8503/31/8606/25/8506/06/8508/09/82

9540.00-6

9540.00--079540.00 --009540.00--09540.00--OM9540.00 --109540.50-lA

9541.00--01A9541.00 --039541.00--03A9541.00 --04


DATE TITLE

11/02/82 RCRA Permits for Mobile Treatment Units & Multiple Sites Using theSame Type of Equipment

03/19/84 The Revised Delegation to Process "Research and Special Incineration-at-Sea Permits"

11/02/82 EPA's Mobile Incinerator

07/20/84 Permitting Mobile Treatment Units,PAT Comments: EPA's Mobile Incinerator, Denney Farm Site, MO

Interim Status Expansion to Add an IncineratorChanges to Hazardous Waste Mgmt Facilities During Interim Status;Current & Proposed RegulationsFacility Changes During Interim StatusInterpretation of 40 CAR 270.70(b)Draft State Consolidated RCRA Authorization ManualGuidance on RCRA State Program ReversionReview of State Statutory Authorities for the HSAA AmendmentsStatus of Permits Issued Before a State Receives RCRA Phase IIAuthorization (PIG-82-5)

07/01/85 RCRA Reauthorization and Joint Permitting in Authorized States;RCRA Reauthorization Statutory Interpretation #5

01/15/87 Compliance Schedules for State Program Revisions04/08/87 Capability Assessments for RCRA Authorization Program Revisions01/21/88 State Consolidated RCRA Authorization Manual (SCRAM)11/09/90 State Authorization Manual (SAM) Vols. I & II01/30/92 Capability Assessment Guidance11/06/85 Effect on State Authorization of HSAA §3006(f); Availability of

Information06/16/86 State Program Revisions for RCRA06/10/83 RCRA State Final Authorization Guidance Manual09/01/82 Equivalency of State Financial Responsibility Mechanisms02/21/84 Review of State Capability in RCRA Final Authorization

52

DIRECTIVE i

9541.00-6

9541.00-7

9541.00-09

9541.00-10

DATE

07/30/87

06/09/88

08/22/88

09/27/88I

9541.00-119541.00-129541.00-139541.00-149541.00-169541.00-179541.00-189541.00-199541.00-209541.01(81)9541.01(82)

9541.01(83)9541.01(84)9541.01(85)9541.02(83)9541.02(84)

9541.02(85)

9541.03(84)

9541.03(85)

07/13/8909/10/9003/01/9101/08/9207/28/9209/23/9304/04/9404/07/9407/12/9409/29/8105/17/82

09/08/8302/21/8403/06/8512/14/8303/05/84

11/20/81

04/16/84

03/08/85


TITLE

State Program Advisory #2: RCRA Authorization to Regulate MixedWasteState Program Advisory (SPA) #3: RCRA, Authorization, Non-HSAACluster III & HSAA Cluster I

State Program Advisory #5: Revised Model Attorney General's Statementand Models G & H Federal Register Notices for CodificationState Program Advisory #4; State Program Changes for Non-HSM ClusterIV and HSAA II and Associated Revisions to the SCRAMState Program Advisory #6State Program Advisory #7 (Memo to Regional Division Directors (1-10)State Program Advisory #8State Program Advisory #9State Program Advisory #10State Program Advisory #11State Program Advisory #12State Program Advisory #13State Program Advisory #14States' Role in Assigning EPA Identification Numbers (PIG-81-12)EPA Enforcement of RCRA-Authorized State Hazardous Waste Laws &Regulations (PIG-82-3)State Regulation Development & RCRA Final Re-authorizationState Regulation of Radioactive WasteRCRA Permit Re-authorization Issues in Region 3State Financial RegulationsJurisdiction & Implementation of the Hazardous Waste Program1 on IndianLandsUniverse of Wastes for EPA Permit Activities in State Authorized forPhased II or Final Authorization (Ref. PIG-82-1)Effect on Authorized State of Recent Addition of a Waste Stream to 40CAR 261.31Review of State Statutory Authorities for the Hazardous & Solid Waste

53

DIRECTIVE #

9541.04(84)

9541.05(85)

9541.05(84)

9541.05(85)9541.06(84)9541.06(85)9541.07(84)

9541.08(84)9541.08(85)9541.09(85)

9542.00-03

9542.00-04

9542.01(80)

9542.0K8D

9542.01(82)

9542.01(83)9542.01(85)

9542.02(80)


DATE TITLE

Amendments of 198405/21/84 Determining Whether State Hazardous Waste Requirements are Broader in

Scope or More Stringent than the Federal RCRA Program PIG-84-103/20/85 Application of 40 CAR 271.21(e) ("Moving Target") to Recently

Promulgated Regulations06/13/84 Transfer of Federal RCRA Permits to Authorized States & Compliance

with 40 CAR 124.10(e)05/08/85 Management of Wastes Newly Regulated Under HSAA06/27/84 Effect of Applicability Revision on Final Authorization Requirement05/20/85 Role of Local Governments in Operating Hazardous Waste Programs06/29/84 State Adoption of Regulations in Anticipation of Pending Federal

Regulations Which Would Reduce the Stringency or Scope of the FederalProgram

09/13/84 Radioactive Waste Exemption in North & South Carolina08/16/85 Revisions to State Program07/01/85 Re-authorization Statutory Interpretation = #5 RCRA Re-authorization &

Joint Permitting in Authorized States10/23/80 Federal Register Notice of Public Hearing & Comment Period on State

Applications for Interim Authorization (PIG-81-2)12/01/80 Final Determinations on State Applications for Interim Authorization

Action Memo & Federal Register Notice (PIG-81-7)10/03/80 Requirement that State-Permitted Hazardous Waste Facilities have

"Interim Status" (PIG-80-3)02/12/81 Involvement of States Without Phase II Interim Authorization in RCRA

Permitting (PIG-81-11)05/25/82 State & EPA Interaction Regarding Exclusion of Waste Generated at

Individual Facilities ("Delisting") (PIG-82-4)08/02/83 Changes During Interim Status in Phase II Authorized States01/11/85 RCRA RSTI #2: Extensions of Interim Authorization of State Hazardous

Waste Programs10/03/80 Interim Authorization of Program Based on Emergency State Regulations

54

DIRECTIVE

9542.02(81)

9542.02(82)9542.02(84)9542.03(80)

9542.03(81)

9542.04(80)9542.05(80)

9543.00-029543.01(84)9545.00-29545.00-49545.00-06A9551.00-01

9551.00-01A

9555.00-01

9560.01(85)9560.02(83)9560.02(85)9560.03(85)9560.05(85)9560.10(85)9560.12(85)

DATE

03/24/81

07/09/8212/17/8410/17/80

11/20/81

10/31/8011/14/80

12/27/8406/26/84

07/01/8605/15/86

08/11/8805/23/94

02/26/86

09/28/90

01/08/8511/15/8304/29/8505/08/8505/24/8506/03/8507/10/85


TITLE

(PIG-80-2)Transfer of Notification & Permit Application Information to States(PIG-81-10)Federal Delisting & RCRA Permitting in Interim Authorized StatesClarification of State Vs. Federal Role in Interim AuthorizationThe Use of State Permitting Systems During Phase I InterimAuthorization Not Based on Explicit Regulatory Standards (PIG-81-1)Universe of Wastes for EPA Permit Activities in States Authorized forPhase I Only (PIG-82-1)"Delisting" of Wastes by Authorized States (PIG-81-4)State Regulation of Federal Agencies for Purpose of InterimAuthorization (PIG-81-6)Additional Guidance on RCRA State Capability AssessmentsState Capability Assessment Guidance

RCRA Permit Quality ProtocolFEDTRAK Federal RCRA Regulation Tracking System

RCRA Program Evaluation GuideRCRA Policy Statement: Clarification of the Land DisposalRestrictions" Dilution Prohibition & Combustion of Inorganic Metal -Bearing Hazardous WastesLand Disposal Ban Variance Petitioner's Guidance Manual

Memo to All NRC Licensees: Guidance on the Land Disposal RestrictionsEffects on Storage & Disposal of Commercial Mixed WasteThe Use & Nature RSIsRCRA Permits for Superfund SitesDelegation of Authority to Issue PermitsJoint Permitting & Compliance Schedules for Corrective ActionLoss of Interim Status ProvisionsDetection of Gasoline Contamination in GW & Detection of LUSTClarification of Points Raised at an EPA Symposium on RCRA & HSAA

55

DIRECTIVE #

9560.14(85)

9560.15(85)9571.00-01A9572.00-019572.00-02

9573.00-01

9574.00-01

9574.00-02

DATE

08/05/85

09/11/8507/29/8810/16/8702/22/88

09/18/92

11/01/88

07/22/92

9581.01-1AC86)9595.00-1

01/09/8605/06/86


TITLE

Clarification of Types of Activities that May Be Used to Satisfy theWaste Minimization CertificationWaste Minimization: Permit Certification & Joint permittingCooperative Agreement Guidance for State Mining Waste ProgramsImplementation of HSAA Subtitle D §4005(c)(l)(A) S §4005(c)(l)(C)Letter to State Environmental Commissioners: Subtitle D State SolidWaste Management PlansExemption for Municipal Waste Combustion Ash from Hazardous WasteRegulation Under RCRA §3001(1)Clarification of Issues Pertaining to Household Hazardous WasteCollection ProgramsRCRA Subtitle C Requirements Applicable to Household Hazardous WasteCollection Programs Collecting Conditionally Exempt Small QuantityGenerator Waste

Guidance on Use or FY86 Additional RCRA Grant FundsFacility Management Planning/Multi-year Strategies

* * * UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (OUST) * * *

9610.19610.29610.3

9610.05

9610.05-019610.069610.07

9610.08

02/10/86 When is a Tank Considered to be Installed04/07/86 Clarification of the Definition of "Underground Storage Tank"05/02/86 Revisions & Additions to the Underground Storage Tank (UST)

Notification Definitions04/13/88 FY'89-FY'90 Transition Strategy for the Undergrour'd Storage Tank

Program01/30/89 Transition Tasks List05/06/88 The UST Program Appraisal Strategy03/14/88 UST Program Indian Lands Strategy for FY'88 & FY'£9 and Guidance for

Regional Pilot Project01/05/89 FY'89-FY'90 Compliance & Enforcement Strategy for the Underground

56

DIRECTIVE $

9610.8-19610.09 (*)

9610.9A

9610.10

9610.10A

9610.119610.129610.139610.149610.15 (*)9610.15A

9610.169610.179630.19630.29630.39630.49630.59630.69630.79630.89630.99630.109650.1

DATE

07/21/8907/31/89

10/26/95

10/07/88

05/24/94

08/07/9011/14/9003/20/9104/09/9207/07/93

10/26/95

10/06/9303/01/9510/01/8606/20/8604/01/8704/01/8804/01/8903/30/9005/29/9105/22/9205/04/9309/29/9411/01/85


TITLE

Storage Tank ProgramLIST Program Regional Priorities & Enforcement Priorities for FY'90

Interim Guidance on Conducting Federal-Lead, Underground Storage TankCorrective Actions for Petroleum Releases on Indian LandsInterim Final National Corrective Action Policy for USTs in IndianCountryCost Recovery Policy for the Leaking Underground Storage Tank TrustFund

Cost Recovery Policy for the Leaking Underground Storage TankTrust Fund

UST/LUST Enforcement Procedures Guidance ManualU.S. EPA Penalty Guidance for Violations of UST RegulationsGuidance for Federal Field Citation EnforcementGuidance for Federal Field Citation EnforcementUST/LUST National Native American Lands Policy Statement

Interim Final National Policy Statement for Underground StorageTank Program Implementation in Indian Country

Guidance for Federal Field Citation EnforcementUse of Risk-Based Decision-Making in UST Corrective Action ProgramsUST State Grant Guidance '86 (6/18/85 memo)Final FY'87 State UST Grant GuidanceFinal FY'88 State UST Grant GuidanceFY'89 State UST Program Grant GuidanceFY'90 State UST Program Grant GuidanceFY'91 State UST Program Grant GuidanceFY'92 State UST Program Grant Guidancet-Y'93 State UST Program Grant GuidanceState UST Program Grant GuidanceState UST Program Grant GuidanceThe interim Prohibition: Guidance for Design & Installation ofUnderground Tanks (8/86)

57

DIRECTIVE

9650.29650.39650.59650.69650.6-19650.79650.89650.99650.10A9650.119650.119650.139650.149650.15

DATE

12/20/8511/01/8501/01/8504/02/87

07/27/8704/07/8803/16/8903/16/89

05/14/9405/11/9205/11/9211/23/9208/12/9309/22/94

REGION 5 - OSHER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

TITLE

Compatibility Guide for Regulated Hazardous SubstancesUnderground Storage Tanks Implementation HandbookLIST Special Projects Guidance ManualGuidelines for LIST Trust Fund Cooperative Agreements

Supplemental Requirements for LUST Trust Cooperative AgreementsSupplemental Requirements for LUST Trust Cooperative AgreementsState Program Approval HandbookSuggested Procedures for Review of State UST Applications

Streamlined Implementation of UST Corrective Action RequirementsSuggested Procedures for Review of State UST ApplicationsState Program Approval HandbookStreamlined Implementation of UST Corrective Action RequirementsMonitoring the Financial Soundness of Approved State Assurance FundsProcedures & Requirements for Codification of Approved State USTPrograms

* * * SUPERFUND ENFORCEMENT (OWPE) * * *

9800.1-01

9829.09829.29830.29831.1

9831.1-a

9831.1-1A

9831.2

11/14/91

12/23/8506/05/8711/25/8501/17/86

03/26/86

10/01/86

03/14/86

Limiting Lead Transfers to Private Parties During Discrete Phasesof the Remedial Process

Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLAEntry and Continued Access Under CERCLARegional Oversight of Federal Facility Cleanups Under CERCLACERCLA Funding of State Oversight of Potentially Responsible Parties(PRPs)

Draft Addendum to 1/17/86 Guidance, CERCLA Funding of StateOversight of Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs)CERCLA Funding of Oversight of Potentially Responsible Parties(PRPs) by State at National Priorities List Sites

Reporting & Exchange of Information on State Enforcement Actions at

58

DIRECTIVE #

9831.39831.49831.5

9831.6

9831.7

9831.8

9831.9

9832.09832.19832.29832.39832.49832.5

9832.69832.79832.7-la9832.99832.10

9832.119832.129832.12-la9832.13

DATE

10/02/8401/23/8502/12/86

04/07/88

06/21/88

10/21/88

04/18/91

08/03/8308/26/8308/29/8310/07/8501/30/8506/27/86

07/12/8505/24/84

05/23/8606/12/8707/13/84

06/07/8809/22/8707/29/9307/29/88


TITLE

National Priorities List SitesEPA - State Relationship in Enforcement Actions for Sites on the NPLFunding of State Enforcement-Related ActivitiesAuthority to Use CEF^XA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance toStatesInterim Final Guidance Package on Funding CERCLA State EnforcementActions at NPL Site? (including subcomponents 9831.6a, b, c and d)Supporting State Attorneys General CERCLA Remedial & EnforcementActivities at NPL SitesCounting State-Lead Enforcement NPL Sites Toward the CERCLA §116(e)Remedial Action Staft MandateQs & As About the State Role in Remedy Selection at Non-Fund-FinancedState-Lead Enforcement SitesCost Recovery ReferralsCost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA (Final)Coordination of EPA and State Actions in Cost RecoveryTiming of CERCLA Co$t Recovery ActionsProcedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA §107 Cost Recovery ActionsPolicy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA §107 Cost RecoveryActionsSmall Cost Recovery ReferralsGuidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against bankrupt Parties

Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy GuidanceCost Recovery Actions/Statute of LimitationsLiability of Corporate Shareholders & Successor Corporations forAbandoned Sites Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,Compensation and Liability ActGuidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Take Cost Recovery ActionsGuidance on Federal Superfund LiensSupplemental Guidance on Federal Superfund LiensSuperfund Cost Recovery Strategy

59

DIRECTIVE # DATE


TITLE

9832.9832.

,9832.£ 9833.

/9833.IC9833.9833.v^9833.9833.9833.

9833.

9833.

9833.9833.9833.

9833.£9833.9834.

9834.9834.

9834.9834.

1718220

0-la

0-2b0-2c

123

3A

3A-1

445

06070

12

3-1A3-2a

09/28/8903/21/9101/07/92

f£ 05/30/86

fa 03/13/90\ffj 03/30/90v^ 06/20/91TO

02/21/8406/12/8705/29/87

03/01/89

12/03/90

11/13/8705/22/8906/29/92

03/16/93^ 03/16/93

01/26/84

10/12/8410/09/85

08/27/8706/29/89

Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery ClaimsWritten Demand for CERCLA Cost RecoveryInterim Cashout Settlement ProceduresGuidance on the Use & Issuance of Administrative Orders §106 )

Guidance on CERCLA 106(e) Unilateral Administrative Orders for ^Remedial Designs & Remedial ActionsHodel Unilateral Order for Remedial Design & Remedia Action **\Evaluation or, and Additional buidance on, issuance or unilateral ^\Administrative Orders (UAOs) for RD/RA ^

^

Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal ActionsConsent Orders & the Reimbursement Provision Under §106(b) of CERCLAAdministrative Records for Decisions on Selection of CERCLA ResponseActionsInterim Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLAResponse Actions

Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selecting CERCLAResponse Action

Comments on Draft Interim Guidance on CERCLA Administrative RecordsCompendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance DocumentsGuidance on Procedures for Submitting CERCLA §106(b) ReimbursementPetitions & on EPA Review of Those PetitionsModel Administrative Order on Consent for Removal ActionsModel Unilateral Administrative Order tor Response Activities Releasing Identities of Potentially Responsible Parties in ResponsibleParties in Response to FOIA RequestsGuidance on Issuance on Notice LettersTimely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, IssuanceLetters & Releases of Information

Potentially Responsible Party Search Manual

of Notice

PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund

60

DIRECTIVE

9834.4A

9834.69834.7

9834.7-1A

9834.7-IB

9834.7-1C

9834.7-ID

9834.89834.99834.9a

9834.10

9834.10-la

9834.10-Ib9834.119834.1la

9834.12

9834.139834.14

QAIE

08/25/88

07/03/9106/19/87

10/19/87

12/20/89

06/02/92

07/30/93

07/10/8710/20/8705/2 /88

10/19/87

09/26/88

02/07/8911/13/87

01/04/88

08/14/87

12/06/8908/29/90


HILE

Remedial ProgramTransmittal of Guidance on Use & Enforcement of CERCLA InformationRequests & Administrative SubpoenasPolicy Towards Owners of Residential Property at Superfund SitesInterim Guidance on Settlements with De Mini mis Waste ContributorUnder §122(g) of SARA

Interim Model CERCLA §122(g)(4) De Mini mis Waste ContributorConsent Decree & Administrative Order on Consent

Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA §122(g)(l)(A) DeMini mis Waste Contributor Settlement Proposals & AgreementsMethodology for Early De Mini mis Waste Contributor SettlementsUnder CERCLA §122(g)(l)(A)Streamlined Approach for Settlements with De Mini mis WasteContributor Under CERCLA §122(g)(l)(A)

Covenants Not to Sue Under SARAEvaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLAInterim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Pre-authorization of States or Political SubdivisionsInterim Guidance on Notice Letters, Negotiations, & InformationExchangeWaiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RA/RA Special NoticeLetters at the time of ROD Signature from OERR & OWPEModel Notice LettersRevised Procedures for Implementing Off -Site Response Actions

Off -site Policy: RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement atRCRA Treatment & Storage Facilities

Final Guidance on Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques inEnforcement ActionsTransmittal of "Interim Policy on CERCLA..."Transmittal of Model Consent Decree for CERCLA §104(e) Information

61

DIRECTIVE

9834.169835.09835.1

9835.1A

9835.Ic9835.Id

9835.29835.2A

9835.2b

9835.3-1A

9835.3-2A

9835.49835.4-2A

9835.4-25

9835.5

9835.69835.79835.8

9835.8A

REGION 5 OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = ELIMINATED

DATE TITLE

Request Enforcement Action05/07/91 Model Information Notice Letter to Local Governments12/05/84 Interim CERCLA Settlement. Policy03/20/84 Participation of PRPs in Development of Remedial Investigations &

Feasibility Studies05/16/88 Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial Investigations &

Feasibility Studies06/10/91 Guidance on Oversight of PRP Investigations & Feasibility Studies06/10/91 Guidance on Oversight of PRP Remedial Investigations & Feasibility

Studies05/01/85 Guidance on Drafting Consent Decrees in Hazardous Waste Cases02/07/89 Revisions to the Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial

Investigations & Feasibility Studies09/21/87 Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent

DecreesModel Administrative Order on Consent for CERCLA RemedialInvestigation/Feasibility StudyModel Administrative Order on Consent for CERCLA RemedialInvestigation/Feasibility Study

Interim Guidance: Streamlining the Settlement Decision ProcessInitiation of PRP-Financed Remedial Design in Advance of ConsentDecree Entry

04/02/92 Accelerating PRP Remedial Design Starts: Implementing the 30-dayStudy

10/06/87 EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response ActionContractors Under §119 of SARA

11/17/88 Guidance on Premium Payments in CLRCLA Settlements02/24/89 Guidance on CERCLA §106 Judicial Actions06/02/89 Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation & Feasibility

Study Conducted by PRPs07/02/91 Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation & Feasibility

01/30/90

07/02/91

02/12/8711/18/88

62

DIRECTIVE #

9835.9

9835.10

9835.11-19835.129835.12-Ola9835.13

9835.13-la

9835.149835.15

9835.15a

9835.15b

9835.15c

9835.16

9835.179836.09836.0-1A

9836.19836.2

DATE

06/06/89

01/30/90

015/21/8903/01/9003/31/9306/20/90

10/02/90

08/11/3908/28/90

07/02/91

09/01/93

01/26/96

02/22/91

06/21/9103/22/05

11/03/88

08/28/0502/06/09

REGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)NOTE: (*) = El-IMINATEP

TITLE

Study Conducted by PRPsGuidance on Landowner Liability Under §107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Him misSettlements under §122(g)(D(B) of CERCLA, & Settlements withProspective Purchasers of Contaminated PropertyAdministrative Order on Consent fc>r Remedial Investigation/FeasibilityStudy

Model Litigation Report for CERCLA §s!06 & 107 & RCRA §7003Releasing Information to PRPs at CERCLA SitesRevised Policy on Discretionary information Release Under CERCLAA Comparative Analysis of Remedied Selected in the Superfund ProgramDuring FY'87, FY'88 & FY'89Consultation on Records of Decision (RODs) for Containment-onlyRemediesSubmittal of Ten-Point Settlement Analyses for CERCLA Consent DecreesPerformance of Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/FeasibilityStudies (RI/FSs) Conducted by PRP?

Supplemental Guidance on Performing Risk Assessments in RemedialInvestigation/Feasibility Studies (RI/FSs) Conducted by PRPsNew Policy on Performance on Risk Assessments During RI/RSConducted PRPsRevised Policy on Performance? of Risk Assessments During RemedialInvestigation/Feasibility Study (RIFS) Conducted by PRPs(DIRECTIVE * CHANGED JBJBaflU^Zl

Guidance on Preparing & Releasing Waste-In-Lists & Volumetric Rankingsto PRPs Under CERCLAModel CERCLA RD/RA Consent DecreeInterim Guidance on Community Relations in Enforcement

Community Relations During Enforcement Activities & Development ofthe Administrative Record

Community Relations Activities at Superfund Enforcement SitesCERCLA Community Relations Mailing" Lists

63

DIRECTIVE $

9836,39837.09837.19837.29837.2A9837.2B9838.19839.1

9840.09840.19840.29840.39841.0

9841.1

9841.1A9841.2

9842.09842.1

9842.2

9843.09850.0-19850.19850.2

DATE

02/08/9008/08/8407/30/8507/10/8902/08/9105/01/9307/31/8705/16/87

12/24/8405/09/8506/27/8505/05/8712/14/88

07/16/87

05/16/8906/13/90

11/28/8810/19/89

04/03/91

06/21/8911/22/85

11/22/8509/20/85


TITLE

Issuance of Grants to Communities by PRPsRCRA/CERCLA Case Management HandbookPreparation of Hazardous waste ReferralsEnforcement Project Management HandbookEnforcement Project Management Handbook FY'91 UpdateEnforcement Project Management HandbookScope of the CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion Under §101(14) & 104(a)(2)Interim Guidelines for Preparing Nonbinding Preliminary Allocations ofResponsibilityFY86 Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments PlanFY86 SCAP PassbackFinal FY86 SCAP InstructionsSite Classification Changes from Enforcement to Fund LeadInterim Enforcement Strategy for Enforcement of Title III & CERCLA§103 Notification Requirements

Interim Guidance on Use of Administrative Penalty Provisions of §109of CERCLA & §325 of SARAAdministrative Penalty ProceduresFinal Penalty Policy for §s 302, 303, 304, 311 & 312 of the EmergencyPlanning & Community Right-to-Know Act & §103 of the ComprehensiveEnvironmental Response, Compensation & Liability ActGuidance on Applicability of EPA Order 3500.1 to CERCLA StaffCERCLA Implementation of the Training Requirements of EPA Order3500.1- Inspector TrainingCERCLA Implementation of Inspector Training Requirements for OSCs/RPMsat the Intermediate Level in STEP & First-line SupervisorsRevised EPA Guidance on Parallel Proceedings

Endangerment Assessment GuidanceEndangerment Assessment HandbookGeneral Toxicology Handbook

64

DIRECTIVE

9850.3

9850.49851.39870.1

9870.1A

9871.0

9871.0-la

9883.19891.19891.1-la

9891.3

9891.5

9891.5A9891.6

9900.09900.0-1A9900.02

9900.1

DATE

09/27/85

01/27/8907/17/9007/11/89

02/14/90

02/17/88

03/03/90

02/21/8408/28/86

06/12/89

11/14/87

11/28/83

01/14/8802/06/90

12/21/8412/21/87

01/09/92

05/08/84


TITLE

Chemical, Physical & Biological Properties of Compounds Present atHazardous Waste SitesInterim Final Guidance on Soil Jngestion RatesIntegrated Timeline for Superfund Site Mgmt (SMR #s5, 15)CERCLA §106 Unilateral RD/RA Enforcement: Accomplishment through 2ndQuarter & Strategy for the Remainder of FY'89Use of CERCLA §106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design &Remedial Action: Strategy for FY'90Roles & Responsibilities of Deputy Project Officers & Work AssignmentManagers Under the Technical Enforcement Support (TES) Contracts

Roles & Responsibilities of Regional Project Officers &Headquarters Zone Project Officers in the Mgmt of the TechnicalEnforcement Support Contract (TES 5+)

Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal ActionsExpanded Civil Judicial Referral Procedures

Procedures for Transmittal of CERCLA & RCRA Civil JudicialEnforcement Case Packages to Headquarters

Final EPA Policy on the Inclusion of Environmental Auditing Provisionsin Enforcement SettlementsImplementation of Direct Referrals for Civil Cases Beginning Dec. 1,1983Expansion of Direct Referral of Cases to the Department of JusticeMulti-Media Settlements of Enforcement Claims

* * * RCRA ENFORCEMENT (OWPE) * * *

Enforcement Response PolicyEnforcement Response Policy

Procedures for Consulting w/ Headquarters Before Waiving MandatoryMultiday Penalties in "Highly Unusual" RCRA Administrative ActionsFinal RCRA Civil Penalty Policy

65

DIRECTIVE

9900.1A9901.0

9901.19901.1a

9901.39902.39902.3-2A9902.49902.59902.59902.5A9902.6

9902.79903.19905.09905.19930.0-1

9930.0-la

9930.0-2a9932.0

9932.1

9933.09933.1

DATE

10/01/9010/29/86

12/16/8504/20/87

05/05/8711/14/86

05/31/9406/10/8701/19/8801/23/8912/15/9304/29/91

01/01/9201/16/8707/22/8508/27/85

10/19/85

11/15/85

12/20/8605/31/88

01/31/89

03/01/8908/01/85


TITLE

1990 RCRA Civil Penalty PolicyEnforcement of Liability Requirements for Operating RCRA Treatment,Storage, and Disposal FacilitiesRCRA §3008(h) The Interim Status Corrective Action AuthorityEnforcement of Financial Responsibility Requirements for RCRATreatment. Storage £ Disposal Facilities that are ClosingGuidance for Public Involvement in RCRA §3008(h) ActionsRCRA Corrective Action Plan

RCRA Corrective Action PlanRCRA Corrective Action Interim MeasuresInterim Final RCRA §3008(h) Administrative Order on ConsentInterim Final Model §3008(h) Unilateral OrderFinal RCRA §3008(h) Model Consent OrderRCRA Corrective Action Decision Documents: The Statement of Basis &Response to Comments (EPA/540/G-91/011)Corrective Action OversightPolicy for Managing Leachate at PCB LandfillsTransmittal of the RCRA Groundwater Enforcement StrategyRCRA Policies on Groundwater Quality at Closure

Resource Conservation & Recovery Act Loss of Interim StatusEnforcement StrategyImplementation of EPA Criminal Enforcement Strategy for RCRAInterim Status FacilitiesAccepting Nonhazardous Waste After Losing Interim Status

Method for Prioritizing CERCLA Preliminary Assessments at RCRAFacilitiesGuidance for Environmental Priorities Initiative (EPI) Facilities inthe Superfund Pre-Remedial ProgramMedical Waste Enforcement StrategyRCRA Groundwater Monitoring Compliance Order Guidance (9931.1 shown inEPA Form 1315-17)

66

DIRECTIVlLJ

9934.0-lA9935.09935.1

9936.0

9936.1

9936.29936.3

9938.09938.02b9938.1

9938.2A9938.39938.4

9938.4-03

9938.5

9938.79938.99938.129938.13

9938.149939.09940.0

DATE

02/01/9103/14/8107/31/81

11/29/84

09/09/83

02/19/8701/24/89

04/17/8610/01/93

04/01/87

04/22/8807/13/8810/06/88

04/26/94

01/23/89

09/28/8407/01/9103/01/9312/17/93

03/14/9405/19/8607/28/81


TIT

Land Disposal Restrictions (Summary of Requirements)Interim Status Under §3005(e) of RCRA§3005(e) of RCRA Operation of Hazardous Waste Facilities by Owners orOperators Who have Failed to Achieve Interim StatusPart B Permit Applications with insufficient Groundwater MonitoringDataGuidance on Compliance Orders for failure to Submit & Submittal ofIncomplete Part B Permit ApplicationFinal Administrative Hearing Procedures for RCRA §3008(h) OrdersEnforcement of Authorized State Laws Pursuant to 40 CFR §271.19 -Formal Comments on State Requirements Applicable to Facility PermitsInspection Authority Under §3007 of RCRA

Revised RCRA Inspection Manual (1993 Edition)Compliance Review Guidance for the Land Disposal Restrictions Rule forSolventsRCRA Inspection ManualRCRA Technical Case Development Guidance DocumentInspection Manual for Hazardous waste Storage & Treatment Tank Systems(not releasable to Public under Exemption 7 of FOIA)

Waste analysis at Facilities that Generate, Treat, Store & Disposeof Hazardous Wastes (A Guidance Manual)

Enforcement Strategy for the Land Disposal Restrictions First ThirdRule (not releasable to public under Exemption 7 of FOIA)RCRA Compliance/Enforcement Guidance ManualConducting RCRA Inspections at Mixed Waste FacilitiesToxicity Characteristic Rule Enforcement Training ManualProcedures for Recovering Costs incurred During Implementation of RCRARequirements of the Federal Facility Compliance Act (FFCA) of 1992Transmittal of Used Oil Management Inspection/Enforcement StrategyGuidance on RCRA OverfilingUse of RCRA §3008(g) Independently of §3008(a)

67 '

DIRECTIVE

9940.19940.2

9940.3

9940.49943.3-la9943.3

9945.19946.1

9950.19950.la

9950.2

9950.3

9951.1

99719972.00

9990.09992.09992.1a

DATE

09/26/8409/21/84

06/26/87

07/06/8912/30/86

09/16/86

10/01/8602/08/88

09/09/8607/01/88

12/01/86

03/30/88

12/30/86

07/25/8602/22/94

06/22/8301/25/8803/24/88


TITLE

Issuance of Administrative Orders Under §3013 of RCRAIssuance of Final Revised Guidance on the Use of Issuance ofAdministrative Orders Under §7003 of RCRACriteria for Eliminating Headquarter's Concurrence on RCRA §30Q8(h)OrdersGuidance on Administrative Records for RCRA §3008(h) Actions

Enforcement of the UST Interim ProhibitionEnforcement Strategy & Procedures for the "Interim Prohibition"§9003(g) of SWDAGuidance Concerning EPA Involvement in RCRA §7002 Citizen SuitsRCRA State Oversight Inspection Guide (not releasable to public underExemption 7 of FOIA)RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Technical Enforcement Guidance DocumentExecutive Summary - RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Technical EnforcementGuidance DocumentFinal RCRA Comprehensive Ground-Water Monitoring Evaluation GuidanceDocumentRCRA Comprehensive Ground-water Monitoring Evaluation Document (RCRAGround-Water Monitoring Systems, not releasable to public underExemption 7 of FOIA)Transmittal of the Final Waste Oil Interim Enforcement GuidanceDocument

FY'87 SPMS Targets for RCRA EnforcementRegional Project Officers, Headquarters Zone Project Officers,Contracting Officers, and Work Assignment Managers Roles &ResponsibilitiesRCRA Regulation of Wastes Handled by DOE FacilitiesEnforcement Actions Under RCRA & CERCLA at Federal FacilitiesElevation Process for Achieving Federal Facility Compliance under RCRA

9992.1 05/27/88 Agreement With the Department of Energy -- Model Provisions for CERCLA

68[JEGION 5 - OSWER DIRECTIVES LIST (June 1998)


! ' DIRECTIVE # QAJE

I Federal Facilities Agreementsj 9992 2 06/17/88 Agreement with the Department of Defense -- Model Provisions forj CERCLA Federal Facilities Agreements1 9992.3 08/10/89 Federal Facilities Negotiations Policyj 9992.4 01/03/90 Federal Facilities Hazardous waste Compliance Manual