Which tools can be used to determine the cleanup status of a known contamination site?

The option that identifies tools used to determine the cleanup status of a known contamination site is the Contamination Locator Map and Institutional Controls Registry Web Viewer. This tool is specifically designed to provide information about sites that have been identified as contaminated, including their current status regarding cleanup efforts and any institutional controls in place. It assists stakeholders, including regulatory agencies and the public, in understanding the nature of existing contamination and the measures being implemented to manage these risks.

The Contamination Locator Map allows users to visualize the locations of contaminated sites, while the Institutional Controls Registry informs users about restrictions or conditions that have been placed on the use or development of the land due to contamination. Together, these resources provide a comprehensive overview of how a contamination site is being managed and its cleanup progress.

While Environmental Assessment Reports, Local Site Investigations, and Ground Penetrating Radar are valuable in assessing environmental conditions and contamination, they do not provide the same level of public accessibility and consolidated information regarding the cleanup status as the Contamination Locator Map and Institutional Controls Registry Web Viewer do. These tools bring together crucial data that reflect ongoing management and regulatory processes at contaminated locations, thereby serving as essential resources for understanding cleanup status.