IEPA CCDD LPC 663 Form Download (PDF) Click Here!
This is a blank Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) Clean Construction Demolition Debris (CCDD) form LPC-663 in editable PDF format. A3 Environmental Consultants wants you to have this LPC 663 form in the event you have soil you need to dispose of.
The CCDD facility is going to need your paperwork filled out and you need to get permission to dump the soil before you show up. You will also need a pH test done AND other soil sampling. In addition, you will need the signature and stamp of an engineer or professional geologist.
The map below is an ArcGIS map of CCDD facilities and what’s called USFO or Uncontaminated Soil Fill Operations. This soil is presumed impacted by contaminants based on where the soil was gathered (on or near a commercial or industrial property) per Illinois CCDD regulations. If your soil did not come from an industrial property, you will need the IEPA CCDD form LPC-662 which can be found here.
CCDD Facilities Map
When Do You Need the LPC 663 Form?
Use the LPC 663 form when your soil came from on or near a commercial or industrial property. Before a CCDD facility will accept the load, you need:
- A pH test and other soil sampling
- The signature and stamp of a professional engineer or professional geologist
- Permission from the facility before you show up
If the soil did not come from a commercial or industrial property, use the LPC-662 form instead.
If you need to understand more about CCDD and how to get rid of clean fill you can get a complete dissertation on what it’s all about here.
If you want to find out more about Maximum Allowable Concentrations (MAC) you can click here.
If you need support with Clean Construction Demolition Debris or Uncontaminated Soil Fill, give A3E a call. A3 Environmental Consultants can be reached at (888) 405-1742 or by email at [email protected].
