Environmental
In Arizona, the 'Voluntary Remediation Program' (VRP) is different from the Superfund (CERCLA) process in that it:
AIs more punitive and expensive for property owners
BIs voluntary, allows state oversight without enforcement threat, and can result in a 'no further action' letter providing some liability protection✓ Correct
CRequires complete cleanup to drinking water standards
DIs only available for federally owned properties
Explanation
Arizona's VRP allows property owners to voluntarily clean up contaminated sites with ADEQ's oversight and technical assistance without the enforcement threat of a regulatory action. Successful completion can earn a No Further Action (NFA) letter.
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