Connecticut is authorized for RCRA Closure and Corrective Action. RCRA requires facility owners and operators to clean up properties that have treated, stored, or disposed of hazardous waste at their facility. This requirement is implemented through a permit, order, or in the case of land disposal facilities, by regulation. Such clean-up work may be coordinated with work performed pursuant to other clean-up authorities.

Corrective Action at RCRA Land Disposal Facilities Fact Sheet

Corrective Action History

RCRAInfo Facility Query [link to EPA] - Retrieve data from the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information database by specifying a facility using any combination of facility name, geographic location, and standard industrial classification.

Corrective Action and Financial Assurance Links

Environmental Indicators (EIs) [link to EPA] - EIs measure progress in environmental terms rather than by the administrative process steps that were previously monitored. Measuring and recording progress toward these goals will be a top priority for EPA and the States over the next several years.
EPA's Environmental Indicator forms for Human Health - CA725 (Word / PDF) and Groundwater - CA750 (Word / PDF)

RCRA Corrective Action Ecological Receptor Exposure Pathway Scoping Checklist (Word / PDF)- This checklist is a screening tool developed by EPA to aid project managers in determining whether there is the potential for complete exposure pathways between RCRA facility contaminants and ecological receptors.

RCRA Closure Guidance for Generators Who Store Less Than 90 days - Container Storage Areas and Tanks Systems (PDF)

RCRA Closure Guidance for Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities - Container Storage Areas and Tanks Systems (PDF)