Vision

Create a future where Michigan's contaminated properties are reliably managed, revitalized, and the environment is protected.

Mission

The Remediation and Redevelopment Division will work toward our goals through compliance assistance, partnerships, collaboration, and enforcement.

Please feel free to contact us by writing:  EGLE, Remediation and Redevelopment Division, P.O. Box 30426, Lansing, MI 48909-7926, or calling Mr. Leslie E. Smith, III at  517-285-8148. Email us.

Announcements

• EGLE Announced Two PFAS Cleanup Criteria Development Information Sessions  (10-26-2020)
  • ​Presentation One Slide Presentation (11-12-2020)
  • November 2, 2020 PFAS Criteria Development Information Session I (11/12/2020)
  • Presentation 2 Slide Presentation (11-16-20200)
  • November 16, 2020 PFAS Criteria Development Session (11-16-2020)
• FY 2019 Superfund Legislative Report (9-29-2020)
• COVID-19 Affect On Meeting The Time Frame For Conducting Baseline Environmental (July 29, 2020)
• Part 213 Reporting Extension and Audit Extension Procedure Update (April 24, 2020)
• Public Comment Period for Proposed Volatilization To Indoor Air Pathway Screening Levels (June 2, 2020)

What's New in our Division

• FY 2019 Superfund Legislative Report (posted 9-29-2020)

Program Links

• BEAs
• Due Care
• Brownfield Basics
• Brownfield Redevelopment Authorities
• Brownfield Grants and Loans
• Contaminated Site Information
  Inventory of Facilities
• Enforcement & Response Activity
• Site Investigation and Remediation
• Laboratory Services
• Leaking Underground Storage Tank Program
• Superfund Program
• Toxics and Toxicology
• Vapor Intrusion Pathway

Other Useful Information

• Forms
• Legislative Reports
• EGLE Publications
• EGLE  Who Does What
• Due Care Brochure
• RRD Program Information Guide
• Part 201 Citizen's Guide
• Cleanup Criteria Requirements for Response Activity (formerly the Part 201 Generic Cleanup Criteria and Screening Levels)
• Resource Materials
• Reporting Environmental Emergencies
• Response Activity Review Panel

Global Remediation Technologies

On June 11th, Global Remediation Technologies (GRT), Somat Engineering and Dakota Technologies conducted a Laser-Induced Fluorescence (LIF) pilot study at Riverside Park in Detroit, a SWQF/Prop 2 funded site. The intent of the pilot study was to evaluate two LIF methods – UVOST and TarGOST. UVOST is utilized for delineating petroleum NAPL including gasoline, diesel, crude oil, kerosene, etc. TarGOST is utilized for delineating non-aqueous-phase liquids found at Manufactured Gas Plants (MGP) and creosote sites. Due to the variety of potential contaminates present at Riverside Park, a pilot study is being conducted to determine the best LIF method for a full-scale study.

Acts & Rules

• Part 195, Environmental Protection Bond Implementation
• Part 196, Clean Michigan Initiative Implementation
• Part 201, Environmental Remediation
• Part 213, Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
• Part 215, Underground Storage Tank Corrective Action Funding
• Part 31, Water Resources Protection
• Act 381, Brownfield Redevelopment Financing Act
• Administrative Rules for Remediation and Redevelopment Division
• Administration Rules on 7a: Property Owner or Operator Obligations Under Section 20107a of the Act