Dry-Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Act Program -  Remediation Unit

Drycleaners, former drycleaners or dry-cleaning site property owners (current or past owners), wholesale dry-cleaning distribution companies may petition for entry into this program. Once in the program, petitioners are subject to co-payments. The program will manage the assessment and cleanup work.

Remediation Staff

Downloads

DSCA Program Brochure

Forms

 Petitioner Questionnaire

Petitioners that are property owners are required to notify the Program BEFORE the property is sold.  The Petitioner is to fill out the Transfer of Property Ownership form and mail it to the site's Project Manager.

Site Information - Updated June 24, 2010

Sites suspected to be contaminated with dry-cleaning solvent PDF EXCEL

Sites in the DSCA Program PDF EXCEL

DSCA Site Status Definitions

Petitioned - The DSCA Program is in the process of reviewing an application to certify the site.
Certified - The DSCA Program has entered into an agreement with a petitioner and is in the process of assigning a state-hired, independent environmental contractor to conduct a prioritization assessment.
Prioritization - The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is currently performing limited assessment to determine the priority ranking of the site.
Assessment - The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is currently determining the extent of soil and groundwater contamination at the site.
Monitoring - The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is currently monitoring the levels of contaminants in the groundwater.
Remediation - The DSCA Program's independent environmental contractor is currently performing cleanup at the site.
Interim Action - Site conditions are favorable for source removal or conducting a pilot study for remediation.
Emergency - The DSCA Program has determined there is an immediate need for corrective action to abate a potential hazard to human health or the environment.
On Hold - Please contact the site’s project manager for more details.
Closure - The extent of contamination has been defined and is considered stable.  The DSCA Program is in the process of developing and implementing a risk management plan to protect human health and the environment from remaining contamination.
NFA - No Further Action Required.