The Site Remediation Reform Act of 2009 (SRRA) altered the statutory framework governing the remediation of contaminated sites. A major shift engendered by the SRRA involves the use of “licensed site remediation professionals.”
The Legislature’s focus in enacting the SRRA was to streamline the process that in many instances resulted in remediation projects that dragged on without resolution. The new process provides greater predictability in the timing and cost of remediation. However, the new process also adds new issues that must be faced by parties and counsel engaged in real estate transactions.
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