Property Transfer Program
The Property Transfer Program requires the disclosure of environmental conditions when certain real properties and/or businesses ("establishments") are transferred. When an establishment is transferred, one of four Property Transfer Forms must be executed and a copy of the form must be filed with the department. When transferring an establishment where there has been a release of a hazardous waste or a hazardous substance, the party signing the Property Transfer Form certification agrees to investigate the parcel and remediate pollution caused by any release of a hazardous waste or hazardous substance from the establishment.
2009 Public Acts Affecting Programs of the Remediation Division
Public Act 09-235 and Public Act 09-3
Summary of Legislative Changes (PDF) / Affected Statutes (PDF)
2007 Public Acts Affecting Programs of the Remediation Division
Public Act 07-81 and Public Act 07-233
Summary of Legislative Changes (PDF) / Affected Statutes (PDF)
Forms for Property Transfer and Verification
Filing Forms for the Transfer of Establishments
(Forms I through IV for Business and Property, ECAF, and Fee Form)
Environmental Condition Assessment Form (ECAF)
Property Transfer Program Transmittal Forms:
LEP Verification Forms
(Forms I through IV for Business and Property, Voluntary Remediation, and RCRA Corrective Action)
Additional Information
Remediation Division Guidance
Remediation Division Policies
Remediation Division Forms
Remediation Division Permits
Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Environmental Land Use Restrictions
Engineered Control Variances
Covenant Not to Sue
CERCLIS "Comfort Letter" and Archive Policy
Ecological Risk Assessment
Reuse of Polluted Soils
Content Last Updated November 18, 2009
