State Voluntary Cleanup Programs

KU Resources continues to keep abreast of the voluntary cleanup programs currently in place or under development in various states. Our staff is certified under Pennsylvania’s, West Virginia’s, and Ohio’s voluntary programs.

Many state cleanup projects begin with Phase I environmental site assessments (ESAs). If contamination surfaces under Phase I ESA, a Phase II ESA is conducted to further investigate any contamination. KU Resources has significant experience in conducting Phase I ESAs, Phase II ESAs, and other various activities associated with a state’s voluntary cleanup program. This experience allows us to implement a state voluntary cleanup project from start to finish.

We are committed to helping clients achieve timely, resourceful solutions, while addressing all risks associated with the project. In addition, we often reduce or eliminate the need for expensive remediation equipment and long-term monitoring requirements.

Experience

Our experience has allowed us to develop an understanding of the regulatory and technical implications surrounding each state’s voluntary cleanup program. We will incorporate this knowledge into creating customized approaches to each project.

Since its inception in 1997, KU Resources has specialized in brownfield and redevelopment projects. This focus has allowed us to develop extensive knowledge with the various state requirements surrounding their specific cleanup program. Through this knowledge and experience, we have established a working relationship with various state regulators and redevelopment authorities.

KU Resources, Inc. has experience in the following state voluntary cleanup programs:

• Pennsylvania Act 2
  
• Connecticut’s Voluntary Cleanup Program
  
• Maryland’s Voluntary Cleanup Program
  
• Ohio’s Voluntary Action Plan
  
• Virginia's Voluntary Remediation Program
  
• West Virginia’s Voluntary Remediation and Redevelopment Act and Voluntary Remediation Program