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applicable laws and regulations including, without limitation, the applicable rules of the Occupational . Safety and Health Administration. iii, Notwithstanding subparagraph 7Aii., above, a soil remedial action permit modification is not required for any alteration, improvement, or disturbance provided that the owner, lessee or operator: (A) Notifies the Department of Environmental Protection of the activity by calling the DEP Hotline, at 1-877-WARN-DEP or 1-877-927-6337, within twenty-four (24) hours after the beginning of each alteration, improvement, or disturbance; (B) Restores any disturbance of an engineering control to pre-disturbance conditions within sixty (60) calendar days after the initiation of the alteration, improvement or disturbance; (C) Ensures that all applicable worker health and safety laws and regulations are followed during the * alteration, improvement, or disturbance, and during the restoration; (D)Ensures that human exposure to contamination in excess of the remediation standards does not occur; and (E) Describes, in the next biennial certification the nature of the alteration, improvement, or disturbance, the dates and duration of the alteration, improvement, or disturbance, the name of key individuals and their affiliations conducting the alteration, improvement, or disturbance, a description of the notice the Owner gave to those persons prior to the disturbance. 7B. EMERGENCIES. In the event the public health and meek ptosthe et vironment,‘rr C 2, any person may te (icbrtac senigiiesrifigic the following: ‘ich presents, or may present, an unacceptable risk to late. enviros tal.concer, see N.J.S.A. 58:10C- brotvided to g ‘eémplies with each of . 4. Immediately notifies the Department of Environmental Protection of the emergency, by calling the DEP Hotline at 1-877-WARNDEP or 1-877-927-6337; Hires a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (unless the Restricted Areas polars an unregulated == oil tank) to respond to the emergency; iii. Limits both the actual disturbance and the time needed for the disturbance to the minimum reasonably necessary to adequately respond to the emergency; iv. Implements all measures necessary to limit actual or potential, present or future risk of exposure to humans or the environment to the contamination; v. Notifies the Department of Environmental Protection when the emergency or

essary to limit actual or potential, present or future risk of exposure to humans or the environment to the contamination; v. Notifies the Department of Environmental Protection when the emergency or immediate environmental concern has ended by calling the DEP Hotline at 1-877-WARNDEP or 1-877-927-6337; and vi. Restores the engineering control to the pre-emergency conditions as soon as possible, and provides notification to the Department of Environmental Protection within sixty (60) calendar days after completion of the restoration of the engineering control, including: (a) the nature and likely cause of the emergency; (b) the potential discharges of or exposures to contaminants, if any, that may have occurred; (c) the measures that have been taken to mitigate the effects of the emergency on human health and the environment; (d) the 08/02/2023 9:33:47 AM ESSEX COUNTY Inst.# 14034831 - Page 4 of 16