Environmental Remediation

SRP Program Nightmares: When CRE Projects Go Bad

Commercial Real Estate developers are notoriously impatient. The following story is about a Site Remediation Program (SRP) nightmare we are currently working through. Buying a Contaminated Property in Chicago, Illinois We were contacted by a commercial real estate developer who had purchased a former plating facility in a great location to build their next development.

CCDD LPC-667 Download

IEPA CCDD LPC-667 Download (PDF) Click Here! This is a blank Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) Clean Construction Demolition Debris (CCDD) form LPC-667 in editable PDF format. If what you’d like to dump at a CCDD facility is “Painted CCDD”  which is uncontaminated broken concrete without protruding metal bars, bricks, rock, stone, or reclaimed or

CCDD LPC-663 Download

IEPA CCDD LPC-663 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 in the event you have soil you need to dispose of. The CCDD facility is going to need your paperwork

CCDD LPC-662 Download

IEPA CCDD LPC-662 Download (PDF) Click Here! This is a blank Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) Clean Construction Demolition Debris (CCDD) form LPC-662 in editable PDF format. A3 Environmental Consultants wants you to have this in the event you have soil you need to dispose of. The CCDD facility is going to need your paperwork

Clean fill dirt near me — CCDD disposal facility in Illinois

Clean Fill Dirt Near Me: Where Can You Dump in Illinois? Looking for clean fill dirt near me disposal options? You can dump clean fill dirt at licensed CCDD (Clean Construction Demolition Debris) and USFO (Uncontaminated Soil Fill Operation) facilities across Illinois. These sites — typically quarries, gravel pits, and reclaimed mines — accept clean

NFR Letter

An NFR Letter — short for “No Further Remediation” — is a letter given to a landowner of an environmentally contaminated property stating that the property currently meets environmental standards set forth by the state. Depending on the state you are in the letter may be called a NFA letter, for “No Further Action”. This

Site Remediation Program (SRP)

The Illinois Site Remediation Program (SRP) is the body of law and regulation pertaining to contaminated properties. It describes a regulatory program where a landowner can voluntarily investigate and/or remediate their property to receive a NFR (No Further Remediation) letter. The Illinois EPA is authorized to issue No Further Remediation (NFR) letters to the Remedial

Environmental Cleanup Companies

You’ve asked the internet what the best environmental cleanup companies are in Northern Illinois and the internet delivered you to the website of A3 Environmental Consultants. Full disclosure, we’re environmental consultants. My first question for you, is what kind of environmental cleanup are we talking about? In order to give you the best advice, I