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(3) <br /> evaluate the need to resample if previous samples exceeded the intervention limits; <br /> (4) <br /> evaluate the significance of the exceedance and the source or cause of the constituents exceeding the <br /> intervention limits; <br /> (5) <br /> evaluate the need for immediate corrective action to prevent pollutant concentrations from <br /> approaching or exceeding standards at the compliance boundary, surface water compliance boundary, <br /> or lower compliance boundary; <br /> (6) <br /> evaluate the need for changes in water monitoring, including sampling frequencies, constituents <br /> analyzed, and installation of additional monitoring points; <br /> (7) <br /> within 30 days after obtaining the sample results in which an intervention limit was exceeded, submit a <br /> written report to the commissioner describing the evaluations and conclusions under subitems (2)to (6) <br /> and the actions taken or planned under subitem (8); and <br /> (8) <br /> take other actions described in the facility's contingency action plan and as required in subpart 15 and <br /> part 7035.2615. <br /> H. <br /> In lieu of the intervention limits and standards under items E and F, the commissioner may establish <br /> alternative standards and intervention limits in the facility permit as follows: <br /> (1) <br /> If the concentration of any constituent in the background ground water at a facility is greater than a <br /> standard or intervention limit established in this subpart,the background concentration of the <br /> constituent must be used as the standard or intervention limit. For purposes of this subitem, <br /> background refers to the condition of ground water that has experienced no change in quality due to <br /> migration of constituents from the facility. If the background water quality is inadequately defined,the <br /> commissioner may require additional evaluation including sampling, statistical analysis of sampling data, <br /> and installation of additional monitoring points.The commissioner may alter the alternative standards <br /> or intervention limits if background water quality is changing due to actions or events occurring outside <br /> the facility property and beyond the owner's or operator's control. <br />
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