ARM 4.11.908. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

(1) In issuing a compliance or emergency order the department may require the following actions: (a) monitoring to determine residue levels, trends and movement of agricultural chemicals in ground water, soils or other materials; (b) characterization of ground water features such as direction of flow, depth and rate of flow; (c) inventory of wells, surface water features, springs, groundwater recharge areas, and other ground water resources in the area or in a SMZ that may be affected; (d) monitoring the direction, depth and rate of movement of any impaired or degraded ground water; (e) removal and disposal, relocation or treatment of soil or other materials; (f) provision for alternate water supplies for drinking and suitable water for irrigation and other beneficial uses; (g) provision for removal or reduction of agricultural chemicals from impaired or degraded ground water using appropriate clean-up technology; (h) procedural or operational changes that prevent, reduce or minimize the probability of ground water impairment or degradation from agricultural chemicals; and (i) other provisions deemed appropriate to protect ground water. (2) The department may require that persons who are served with a compliance or emergency order submit a written plan that describes the procedures for conducting corrective actions. Examples of procedures that may be required include quality assurance procedures, analytical methods, detection limits, sampling and monitoring methods, clean-up and the other provisions of this rule.