LAC 33:VI.919. Record Retention

A. All data, reports, plans, drawings, correspondence, and other investigation and remediation records generated by applicants for voluntary remediation must be maintained by the applicants for at least three years after the date of issuance of the certificate of completion, or if no certificate is issued, for at least three years after termination of participation in the voluntary remediation program. B. All data, reports, plans, drawings, correspondence, and other records generated during post-remedial management, as described in LAC 33:VI.911.B.3.f and g, must be maintained by the owner of the voluntary remediation site as long as post-remedial management is required. The owner of a voluntary remediation site undergoing post-remedial management must notify the subsequent owner of the site of these recordkeeping requirements. C. The records required to be maintained in Subsections A and B of this Section must be made available to the department by the applicant or owner upon request. D. For sites for which a notice of use restrictions has been placed into the parish record instead of the actual use restrictions, as provided in LAC 33:VI.915.C.3, the department shall maintain the use restrictions for as long as the use restrictions remain in effect for the site and for at least three years thereafter.