Michigan HB4636 amends environmental cleanup standards to require cleanup to residential and safe drinking water standards unless technically.

Michigan HB4636 amends the Michigan Environmental Response Act to require cleanup to residential and safe drinking water standards unless technically infeasible. The bill mandates that cleanup criteria be based on best available science and considers factors like exposure pathways and risk assessment. It allows for alternative monitoring points, ecological and modeling demonstrations, and mixing zone-based criteria. The bill also details procedures for imposing land or resource use restrictions and establishing restrictive covenants.

Michigan HB4636 amends environmental cleanup standards to require cleanup to residential and safe drinking water standards unless technically.

Michigan HB4636 amends the Michigan Environmental Response Act to require cleanup to residential and safe drinking water standards unless technically infeasible. The bill mandates that cleanup criteria be based on best available science and considers factors like exposure pathways and risk assessment. It allows for alternative monitoring points, ecological and modeling demonstrations, and mixing zone-based criteria. The bill also details procedures for imposing land or resource use restrictions and establishing restrictive covenants.