Parcel environmental remediation case status

For an identified LRP site, Maryland's official schema reports contaminant-of-concern indicators by medium for chlorinated solvents/VOCs, metals, PAHs, PCBs, pesticides, and petroleum; Assessment Ongoing, Remediation Ongoing, and enforcement indicators; archived, withdrawn, and determination-issued outcomes; and fiscal years opened, closed, and reopened. These fields directly provide raw contamination context, lifecycle state, outcome, and dated fiscal-year milestones where populated. Preserve raw values and source vintage, treat absent facets as unknown, and do not infer remedy effectiveness, current contamination, a complete chronology, a recorded land-use restriction from lucoversig, or any physical engineering control.

The records report contaminants by medium, assessment/remediation/enforcement state, archived closure, determination outcomes, and opened/closed/reopened fiscal years.

The records report contaminant classes by medium, assessment/remediation/enforcement indicators, determination outcomes, and fiscal years opened, closed, or reopened.

The workbook reports agreement status, assessment- and cleanup-completion dates, acceptance date, accomplishment year, and assessed, cleaned-up, and ready-for-anticipated-use flags.

Florida DEP's public cleanup layer returns site/facility and programme identity, raw site and programme status, cleanup phase, discharge date, address, and mapped coordinates for Responsible Party Cleanup sites. It does not document contaminants or affected media, closure/completion milestone dates, focal-parcel match method, source vintage, or retrieval date; roster presence and raw status must not be converted into inferred current standing.

For an identified SRP site, Florida DEP's public ArcGIS schema supplies raw programme status, site status, site phase, discharge date, collection date, and linked-document values. These fields directly provide official lifecycle and dated-milestone evidence even when contaminants, affected media, closure outcome, or other facets are absent for a row. Preserve raw values, authority, identifiers, row grain, date meanings, source vintage, and retrieval date; absent fields remain unknown, and status labels do not prove present contamination or remedy effectiveness.

The layer reports contaminants, contamination source, priority, raw site and programme status, closure date, and document link.

For an identified site, the layer reports raw site status, priority, contaminants, and closure date.

The layer reports contaminant/medium indicators, assessment and remediation phases, enforcement, withdrawal, closure/reopening and determination outcomes, and fiscal-year milestones.

VCP rows expose raw siteclass, project phase, actual-or-planned completion date, waste name, and contaminant.

The layer reports raw site status, contaminants of concern, affected media, acceptance date, and closure date.

MassDEP states that its public lookup summarizes where a site is in the assessment and cleanup process and what has been done. The downloadable product includes current status plus linked action, chemical, location, and source files; the harvested primary file verifies CURRENT_ST, CURRENT_DA, PHASE, and RAO_CLASS fields keyed by RTN. Preserve raw MassDEP meanings and do not infer remedy effectiveness, liability, or current contamination.

For the deed-acknowledgment subset, the output reports remediation standard and PA DEP approval date, documenting completion and a dated milestone.

The listing reports cleanup-plan and cleanup-complete dates, achieved risk-reduction standard, and a coarse use-restriction indicator.

The layer exposes raw remediation value plus agreement, SRCO, verification, and source-update dates and supporting documents.

The Illinois Brownfields layer returns investigation-initiation and completion fields plus a contaminant category for each identified site, providing dated investigation or completion and contamination context.

The HSCA layer reports the agency’s raw Open/Closed cleanup status for each identified site.

At closure-determination record grain, Maryland MDE publishes the determination type—NFA, NFRD, or Certificate of Completion—issue date, superseded indicator, continued-groundwater-remediation indicator, long-term groundwater and indoor-air monitoring requirements, annual-report requirement, and last-inspection date. This directly supplies an official closure or completion outcome and dated lifecycle indicators for the identified parcel/site; it does not supply contaminant identity, affected media, every investigation phase, or a complete remediation chronology.

The MGP heuristic subset exposes raw siteclass, project phase, actual-or-planned completion date, waste and contaminant values, and programme/site identity.

For each identified NCBP project, the public layer returns a raw programme status and Status_Date. These fields support dated lifecycle status but do not supply contaminant or affected-medium detail.

The output reports contaminants, programme/type, raw status, and master status for identified cleanup cases.

For an identified SRP site, the site-aggregated product reports issuance of one or more NFR determinations, NfrLetterCount, EarliestNfrLetterDate, LatestNfrLetterDate, the latest determination's comprehensive/focused scope and land-use value, and the raw ActiveSite indicator. These provide official completion-determination, dated-milestone, and raw activity-status evidence. Preserve site-aggregate grain and raw values; an NFR does not prove current absence of contamination or remedy effectiveness, ActiveSite has no status-effective date, and the Source does not supply contaminants, affected media, or a complete phase chronology.

For an identified SRP project, the Sites CSV supplies the raw ActiveSite indicator and dated ReceivedSaDate and FourYLetterDate milestones. ActiveSite answers the raw active/inactive lifecycle facet as of source vintage or retrieval time; the two dates retain their named agency milestone meanings. The Source does not report contaminants, affected media, a fuller phase vocabulary, a closure outcome, or a status-effective date, and Section 4(y) must not be reinterpreted as an NFR or remedy-effectiveness finding.

For each identified State Cleanup site, the official July 2026 workbook reports a raw Status plus Media Name, Contaminant, and Chemical where populated. Observed raw status values include Active, Inactive, Delisted, NFA, NFA (conditional), REF, and LTS; preserve them without decoding or normalizing unsupported semantics. The workbook supplies no dated case milestone or status-effective date, blanks remain unknown, repeated chemical rows remain one site/case, and the answer must be pinned to the page's July 2026 update and retrieval date.

The product publishes raw master status and case status with programme, type, contaminants, and site identity.

The layer reports primary and secondary raw status plus alternate description where supplied; no milestone date is documented.

The Source reports case status and remedial level plus data-load date; absent milestone and control detail remains unknown.

The list supplies the raw certified-site outcome and a site-specific certification date; contaminant, phase, cleanup, and remedy-effectiveness detail remains unknown.

The inventory supplies raw site class, investigation-or-cleanup funding category, and list date; later lifecycle facets remain unknown unless in the linked summary.

For each identified Oil Control Program case, MDE's standing public search reports the agency's raw case status; the reviewed live results displayed CLOSED and the form can restrict results to open cases. This directly supplies one lifecycle facet for a parcel-reachable remediation case when pinned to retrieval time. Preserve the raw OPEN or CLOSED vocabulary, OCP case number, facility or site and address context, and retrieval date. The product does not document a status-effective date, contaminants, affected media, investigation or cleanup phase, milestone dates, or the meaning of closure, so none may be inferred and CLOSED must not be treated as proof of remedy effectiveness or present environmental condition.

The Indiana layer emits a raw STATUS value for each identified Brownfields site. It is useful status evidence only when pinned to source vintage or retrieval date; the schema has no separate contaminant, milestone, closure-date, or status-date field, so none may be inferred.

The documented Site Investigation Section scope and programme key provide investigation-phase context; row-level status, closure, and milestone dates remain unknown.

The layer emits raw TIERI, TIERII, and TIER1D classifications for currently active identified RTNs; closure or milestone dates are not supplied.

The VCP subset reports raw Open/Closed cleanup status; temporal standing beyond source vintage and retrieval remains unknown.