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Site Hazard Assessment GrantsEcology maintains a list of all sites in the state that are presumed contaminated based on a short review called an "initial investigation." The next step, called the "site hazard assessment" (SHA), is a more intensive confirmation of the type and level of contaminants present. The results of the site hazard assessment are used by Ecology to rank the sites by order of hazard. The allows Ecology to set program priorities. To receive an SHA grant, the applicant must be a local health department or district that is not suspected to have contributed to the release of a hazardous substance at the sites being assessed and no conflict of interest exists. Applications for SHA grants may be submitted at any time. Guidelines for Site Hazard Assessment GrantsIf you wish to apply for a Site Hazard Assessment grant, please see the guidelines and application form for the Remedial Action Grant program. Related FormsSite Hazard Assessment Grant recipients will need to complete the following forms when requesting reimbursement payments.
Fiscal & Project Report FormsGrant recipients may need to complete the following forms when requesting reimbursement payments.
"Yellow Book", Ecology's standard requirements for all grants and loansAdministrative Requirements for Ecology Grants and Loans (Publication # 91-18), more commonly known as the Yellow Book, contains the agency’s basic policies regarding grant and loan programs. Related LawsContactsIf you have questions regarding a specific grant/loan or project ideas funding under the Remedial Action Grant/Loan Program, contact the appropriate grant manager for that county.
Regional Toxics Cleanup Program Site Hazard Assessment Coordinators
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