B. Appropriate site selection and planning occurring for toxic runoff
1. Change public/ planners understanding of the effects
of potential spills, outfalls, etc
2. Establish zoning regulations for siting of potential hazmat producers
3. Promote industry standards for safeguards/ proper planning for each hazmat
type
4. Advanced planning for site selection
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EXISTING PROGRAMS: 1. Outreach ·
CBC Toxics Reduction
Program ·
Clean Marina Program ·
ECOS state
innovation programs ·
ERP Restoration
Program ·
Farm Nutrient and
Pesticide Application Equipment Tax Credit Program ·
Pollution Prevention
Program - DEQ ·
Ridefinders ·
Small Business Env.
Compliance Assistance Fund ·
Virginia
Environmental Excellence Program 2. Regulation ·
Air Toxics Program
(TRI) ·
Bay Act Requirements ·
Coast Guard Oil
Spill Response Program ·
Landfill/Landfill
Closure Listings (DEQ) ·
Local Zoning ·
Pesticides and
groundwater program VDACS ·
Pollution Response
Program ·
RCRA- DEQ ·
SARA Title III ·
Stormwater
Management Act Programs- DCR/ CBLAD/ DEQ ·
VDOT transportation
permits ·
Waste permittings N/A 3. Monitoring · Toxic Release Inventory 4. Planning/coordination · CBP Toxics 2000 strategy ·
Local fire
department/emergency management · Regional Transportation Planning · Virginia Department of Emergency Services Programs 5. Research ·
N/A
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MISSING ELEMENTS: 1. Outreach · Increase education to local planners ·
Identify options for
incorporating P2 efforts in site plan review process, use of performance criteria,
or bulk regulations ·
2. Regulation ·
Enhanced funding and
staff at DCR for floodplain management 3. Authority ·
Enable zoning for
marina development ·
4.
Monitoring · Update inventories of sources and sensitive environmental resources 5. Planning/coordination · Coordinate state/regional/local planning · Develop a comprehensive risk assessment ·
6. Research 7. Definition of management targets |
