Environmental
Colorado's 'voluntary cleanup program' (VCP) under CDPHE is designed to:
AA. Force landowners to clean up contamination
BB. Encourage voluntary cleanup of contaminated properties by providing regulatory oversight, liability protections, and a certification of completion✓ Correct
CC. Only clean up properties owned by the state
DD. Fund cleanup of contaminated properties from state taxes
Explanation
Colorado's Voluntary Cleanup Program allows property owners, developers, and prospective purchasers to voluntarily clean up contaminated properties under CDPHE oversight. Upon completion, participants receive a 'No Action Determination' or 'Cleanup Completion Certificate' providing liability protection, which can facilitate property redevelopment and financing.
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