KRS 224.1-460: Letter -- Contents -- Issuance.

(1) Any public entity may apply to the cabinet to obtain a No Further Remediation

Letter, created by KRS 224.1 -465, for a property. The application shall contain the

following information:

(a) A legal description of the property;

(b) A copy of the deed for the property;

(c) An environmental site assessment of the site sufficient to characterize the

extent of any contamination of the site;

(d) A proposed plan to remediate the environmental contamination upon the site;

and

(e) The proposed use of the property int ended by the public entity after obtaining

the No Further Remediation Letter.

(2) Upon receipt of an application from a public entity for a No Further Remediation

Letter, the cabinet may approve the application, and upon the expiration of a period

for publ ic comment on the application deny the application, or enter into

negotiations with the public entity to modify the proposed remediation plan to make

it acceptable to the cabinet. If the public entity and the cabinet negotiate an

agreement on the proposed remediation plan, the cabinet shall approve the amended

application.

(3) When the cabinet approves the remediation plan the public entity shall undertake or

cause to be undertaken the actions required by the plan.

(4) Upon satisfactory completion of the ap proved remediation plan the cabinet shall

issue the No Further Remediation Letter, which is created by KRS 224.1-465, to the

public entity.