Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA) Forms
The Site Remediation and Waste Management Program SRRA Forms Page has been redesigned into 3 sections 1) NJDEP Online Services, 2) Remedial Phase Reports, Receptor Evaluation
and CEA Forms, and 3) General Forms. This change was made to consolidate forms for which an NJDEP Online Service is available and to consolidate the remedial
phase reports and related forms that can utilize the new "Cover/Certification Form" when multiple reports are being submitted at the same time. In addition,
the content and names of some forms have changed as described below in more detail.
NJDEP Online Forms: This section now contains all the forms that are available for submission using NJDEP Online.
The Remedial Investigation Report Online Service (RIR Online Service) is now available. The RIR Online Service requires the upload/attachment of the RIR,
Electronic Data Deliverable and some limited paper forms. IMPORTANT NOTE: The files for
upload should be ready on your computer prior to starting the RIR Online Service. Also, to avoid confusion when browsing and choosing a file to upload, use file
names that are specific to the case. This should include the Program Interest Number, case name and type of document (i.e. 164220_CaseName_CEA). The RIR Online
Service Instructions include a comprehensive list of items you need to have in order to complete the submission. The RIR Online Service can only be completed using
Versions 1.2 or 1.3 of the Case Inventory Document (CID) which was made available on June 10, 2014.
Training was provided for the CID and RIR Online Service in April 2014, and can be reviewed on the Department website at Online Services Handout and
NJDEP Online Services and New Electronic Case Inventory Document Webinar.
Mandatory DEP Online Services: The Annual Remediation Fee Form and the LSRP Notification of Retention and Dismissal Form have been available as a DEP Online service
since September 2012. Unless otherwise instructed by the Department, the use of these services became mandatory on January 18, 2013. The Remedial Investigation Report
became mandatory on April 3, 2016.
Remedial Phase Report, Receptor Evaluation and CEA Forms: This section consolidates the remedial phase report forms and common form submittals
that accompany the remedial phase reports. The common information fields of these forms have been moved to a new "Cover/Certification Form" to eliminate redundancy
when submitting multiple remedial phase forms at one time. Instructions for completing this form accompany this new form on the Forms Page.
General: This section contains the remainder of the forms which do not fit into the above two sections.
In addition, several forms have been renamed as follows:
- Name and Address Change Reporting Form is now "Site and Contact Information Update Form";
- De Minimis Quantity Exemption Application Form is now "ISRA De Minimis Quantity Exemption Application Form";
- General Information Notification Form is now "ISRA General Information Notification Form";
- Remediation Certification Form is now "ISRA Remediation Certification Form"; and
- Remedial Action Permit Transfer/Change of Ownership Application is now the "Remedial Action Permit Transfer/Change of Property Ownership Application".
Remediation Timeframe Notification Form was updated and posted October 23, 2014. This form is to be used to modify the applicable RIR regulatory timeframe
and contains two additional checkboxes: "Extension Request" or "Lengthen the Remedial Investigation Report Timeframe".
Unless otherwise noted in Instructions, all form submittals are to be directed to the following address:
Bureau of Case Assignment & Initial Notice
Site Remediation and Waste Management Program
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
401-05H
PO Box 420
Trenton, NJ 08625-0420
For forms related to RCRA, CERCLA, Federal Facilities, and Traditional Oversight, and Direct Oversight, click here.
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Disclaimer
Users of this information should not consider these materials the sole source of information
sufficient in itself to dictate any outcome or decision on the remediation of a contaminated site
but should refer to the Department's rules and guidance provided on SRP's web site.
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