 Phase I and Phase II Reports
The ADEQ UST program does not require and will not review copies of Phase I or Phase II environmental assessment reports. However, if a Phase I or Phase II investigation discovers a UST release, the owner must report the release to ADEQ within 24 hours. If you wish to obtain a no-further-action determination from ADEQ without the involvement of the Tank Programs Division, please contact the ADEQ Volunteer Remediation Program at (602) 771-4809. Please do not call this number if you are seeking information about a UST or LUST.
ADEQ routinely responds to verbal Phase I and Phase II information requests with information obtained from our database. Although the information may be valid, ADEQ recommends that persons preparing Phase I or Phase II reports review the actual UST and LUST files for factual and detailed information for these reports. The UST/LUST file room can be reached at (602) 771-4344. |
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 SAF Submission Countdown
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until reimbursement or direct pay application deadline (06/30/10)
UST Releases reported after June 30, 2006, will not be eligible for any coverage by the State Assurance Fund.
Status of Remedial Progress
End of SAF Eligibility
Notice on the End of SAF Eligibility
Attention UST Owners
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| Web Site Services | Last Revision Jul. 01, 2009
he mission of the Tank Programs Division is to protect public health and the environment by preventing regulated substance releases and reducing the risk associated with contaminated sites. Director: Mike Fulton.