Technical and Regulatory Guidance for In Situ Chemical ... - ITRC

groundwater quality criteria are set forth in Chapter 62-520,
F.A.C.
The remediation plan estimates that site remediation will take
_________ months. We will notify you if there are any
modifications to the remediation strategy which will affect the
injection well design or the chemical composition and volume of
the injected remediation product(s).
The proposed remediation plan was approved on ___________ by a
RAP approval memo (or other enforceable document). A copy is
attached. The remediation system installation is expected to
commence within 60 days. Please call me at ___________ if you
require additional information.
Note 1. If an injection well installation contractor has not
yet been selected, then indicate the name and address of the
project’s general remediation contractor/consultant.
Note 2. Complete chemical analysis of injected fluid is
required by Chapter 62-528, Florida Administrative Code.
Proprietary formulations shall make confidential disclosure.
Injected fluids must meet drinking water standards of Chapter 62-
550, F.A.C., unless an exemption or variance has been granted.
Example 4 – Kansas
CLASS V
UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL PERMIT APPLICATION FOR SUBSURFACE
INJECTION OF FLUIDS IN CONJUNCTION WITH A GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION
PROJECT
In conformity with K.S.A. 65-164, 65-165 and 65-171d, the undersigned representing (name of
company, corporation or person applying) hereby makes application to the Kansas Department of
Health and Environment (KDHE) for a permit to inject non-hazardous fluids into or above an
underground source of fresh or usable water by means of an injection well(s) for the purpose of
remediation of contamination. This application shall be signed by an executive officer of a level
of at least Vice-President.
1.The applicant shall provide documentation with this application that KDHE’s Bureau of
Environmental Remediation has approved a remediation plan that includes the use of the
proposed injection well(s). Describe the contamination problem proposed for remediation,
including a discussion of the source of the contamination.
2. Describe in detail the function of the well(s) within the scope of the remediation project.
3. Describe the fluids to be injected. Include predicted concentrations of the parameters of
concern in the injection fluid. Provide information for each unique injection material or additive
including Material Safety Data Sheets. If materials or additives are mixed prior to injection,
provide an analysis of the batch conditions. Otherwise provide an analysis for each material if
materials are to be injected sequentially, or manifold mixed during injection. Additional testing
of the fluid to be injected may be required after review of the application and pertinent
information. All analyses shall be conducted by a laboratory certified by the State of Kansas.
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