(a) Upon completion of a remedy at a facility, or an operable unit thereof, the Department may issue, or the owners, parties to the settlement agreement or parties responding to an order, may apply for a certification of completion of remedy from the Secretary pursuant to regulations promulgated under § 9104 of this title. For the purposes of this section, the Secretary may consider a remedy complete when the remedial action is operational and functional; provided, however, that the Secretary may place conditions or limitations in the certification of completion of remedy which identify those portions of the final plan of remedial action, including but not limited to operation and maintenance, and compliance monitoring, which must continue to be performed, and which provide for the performance of additional remedies in the event that the remedial goals contained in the final plan of remedial action are not achieved as required by the plan and the regulations promulgated under § 9104 of this title.
(b) The Secretary shall grant or deny an application for a certification of completion of remedy within 180 days of the application with stated reasons.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 91. DELAWARE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE CLEANUP ACT
Subchapter I. General Provisions and Enforcement
§ 9102. Declaration of purpose; applicability.
§ 9104. Secretary's powers and duties.
§ 9105. Standard of liability.
§ 9106. Investigation and access.
§ 9108. Certification of completion of remedy.
§ 9110. Public hearings — Violations.
§ 9112. Public hearings — Rule making, settlement agreements and remedial actions.
§ 9113. Hazardous Substance Cleanup Fund.
§ 9115. Notice in property records.
§ 9116. Confidentiality of proprietary information.
§ 9117. Environmental liens [For application of this section, see 79 Del. Laws, c. 69, § 5].