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Superfund Reuse Policy and Guidance
A broad mix of new and existing residential, commercial, and industrial land uses cover the 25-acre Bendix-Bosch Automotive Group Superfund site in St. Joseph, MI.
The following guidance documents are primarily for EPA and state remedial project managers. However, because these documents encompass EPA policy on tools for incorporating future land use considerations into the remedy decision making process and Ready for Reuse determinations, they contain information relevant to the redevelopment of a Superfund site.
- Guidance for Document and Reporting Performance in Land Revitalization (PDF) (56 pp, 860K, About PDF)
This 2007 guidance provides provides a consistent framework to identify, evaluate, document, and report accomplishments at Superfund sites, and establishes guidelines for documenting revitalized sites and acres that meet key measures of performance. - Reuse Assessments: A Tool to Implement the Land Use Directive (PDF) (24 pp, 83K, About PDF)
This 2001 document reaffirms the original Land Use Directive (see above) and expands upon EPA's framework for developing future land use assumptions when making remedy selection decisions for Superfund sites. - Superfund Ready for Reuse (RfR) Determinations (PDF) (13 pp, 166K, About PDF)
This 2004 document provides information on the use and preparation of RfR determinations at Superfund sites including what information is sufficient to support the RfR decision and how to document an RfR determination. - Land Use in the CERCLA Remedy Selection Process (PDF) (11 pp, 915K, About PDF)
This 1995 directive presents a framework for considering land use in making remedy selection decisions under CERCLA at Superfund sites. - EPA Reuse Directive