LAC 33:VI.502. Role of PRPs in Remedial Actions

A. The Office of Environmental Assessment may, at its sole discretion, direct PRPs to perform any site investigation, remedial investigation, corrective action study, and/or remedial action in accordance with the following: 1. the site investigation, remedial investigation, corrective action study, and/or remedial action shall be performed subject to a work plan approved by the department or performed subject to an enforceable cooperative agreement or judicial or administrative order; 2. the site investigation, remedial investigation, corrective action study, and/or remedial action shall be properly and promptly performed by the PRPs within statutory, regulatory, and administrative deadlines and in accordance with technical and procedural requirements set forth in these regulations and any other applicable laws, regulations, guidance documents, or policy statements; 3. the PRPs performing the site investigation, remedial investigation, corrective action study, and/or remedial action shall participate in any public participation activities determined by the department to be appropriate; 4. the PRPs must have and maintain a satisfactory record of compliance with environmental statutes and requirements; and 5. the PRPs must reimburse the department for all remedial costs as defined in these regulations.