40 CFR Part 300
PART 300—NATIONAL OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLAN
- PART 300—NATIONAL OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLAN
- Chapter I—Environmental Protection Agency › Subchapter J—Superfund, Emergency Planning, and Community Right-to-Know Programs
- Subpart A—Introduction
- § 300.1 Purpose and objectives.
- § 300.2 Authority and applicability.
- § 300.3 Scope.
- § 300.4 Abbreviations.
- § 300.5 Definitions.
- § 300.6 Use of number and gender.
- § 300.7 Computation of time.
- Subpart B—Responsibility and Organization for Response
- § 300.100 Duties of President delegated to federal agencies.
- § 300.105 General organization concepts.
- § 300.110 National Response Team.
- § 300.115 Regional Response Teams.
- § 300.120 On-scene coordinators and remedial project managers: general responsibilities.
- § 300.125 Notification and communications.
- § 300.130 Determinations to initiate response and special conditions.
- § 300.135 Response operations.
- § 300.140 Multi-regional responses.
- § 300.145 Special teams and other assistance available to OSCs/RPMs.
- § 300.150 Worker health and safety.
- § 300.155 Public information and community relations.
- § 300.160 Documentation and cost recovery.
- § 300.165 OSC reports.
- § 300.170 Federal agency participation.
- § 300.175 Federal agencies: additional responsibilities and assistance.
- § 300.180 State and local participation in response.
- § 300.185 Nongovernmental participation.
- Subpart C—Planning and Preparedness
- § 300.200 General.
- § 300.205 Planning and coordination structure.
- § 300.210 Federal contingency plans.
- § 300.211 OPA facility and vessel response plans.
- § 300.212 Area response drills.
- § 300.215 Title III local emergency response plans.
- § 300.220 Related Title III issues.
- Subpart D—Operational Response Phases for Oil Removal
- § 300.300 Phase I—Discovery or notification.
- § 300.305 Phase II—Preliminary assessment and initiation of action.
- § 300.310 Phase III—Containment, countermeasures, cleanup, and disposal.
- § 300.315 Phase IV—Documentation and cost recovery.
- § 300.317 National response priorities.
- § 300.320 General pattern of response.
- § 300.322 Response to substantial threats to public health or welfare of the United States.
- § 300.323 Spills of national significance.
- § 300.324 Response to worst case discharges.
- § 300.335 Funding.
- Subpart E—Hazardous Substance Response
- § 300.400 General.
- § 300.405 Discovery or notification.
- § 300.410 Removal site evaluation.
- § 300.411 Response to CWA hazardous substance worst case discharges.
- § 300.415 Removal action.
- § 300.420 Remedial site evaluation.
- § 300.425 Establishing remedial priorities.
- § 300.430 Remedial investigation/feasibility study and selection of remedy.
- § 300.435 Remedial design/remedial action, operation and maintenance.
- § 300.440 Procedures for planning and implementing off-site response actions.
- Subpart F—State Involvement in Hazardous Substance Response
- § 300.500 General.
- § 300.505 EPA/State Superfund Memorandum of Agreement (SMOA).
- § 300.510 State assurances.
- § 300.515 Requirements for state involvement in remedial and enforcement response.
- § 300.520 State involvement in EPA-lead enforcement negotiations.
- § 300.525 State involvement in removal actions.
- Subpart G—Trustees for Natural Resources
- § 300.600 Designation of federal trustees.
- § 300.605 State trustees.
- § 300.610 Indian tribes.
- § 300.612 Foreign trustees.
- § 300.615 Responsibilities of trustees.
- Subpart H—Participation by Other Persons
- § 300.700 Activities by other persons.
- Subpart I—Administrative Record for Selection of Response Action
- § 300.800 Establishment of an administrative record.
- § 300.805 Location of the administrative record file.
- § 300.810 Contents of the administrative record file.
- § 300.815 Administrative record file for a remedial action.
- § 300.820 Administrative record file for a removal action.
- § 300.825 Record requirements after the decision document is signed.
- Subpart J—Use of Dispersants, and Other Chemical and Biological Agents
- § 300.900 General.
- § 300.910 Authorization for agent use.
- § 300.913 Monitoring the use of dispersants.
- § 300.915 Data and information requirements for listing on the NCP Product Schedule or Sorbent Product List.
- § 300.950 Submission of Proprietary Business Information (PBI).
- § 300.955 Addition of a product to the NCP Product Schedule or Sorbent ProductLlist.
- § 300.965 Mandatory Product Disclaimer.
- § 300.970 Removal of a product from the NCP Product Schedule or Sorbent Product List.
- Subpart K—Federal Facilities [Reserved]
- Subpart L—National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan; Involuntary Acquisition of Property by the Government
- § 300.1105 Involuntary acquisition of property by the government.
- Appendix A to Part 300—The Hazard Ranking System
- Appendix B to Part 300—National Priorities List
- Appendix C to Part 300—Requirements for Product Testing Protocols and Summary Test Data: Dispersant Baffled Flask Efficacy and Toxicity Tests; Standard Acute Toxicity Test for Bioremediation Agents, Surface Washing Agents, Herding Agents, and Solidifiers; and Bioremediation Agent Efficacy Test
- Appendix D to Part 300—Appropriate Actions and Methods of Remedying Releases
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