Contaminated Sites Regulation — Canada — Yukon law | Esheria

Contaminated Sites Regulation

This regulation sets contaminated-site rules for Yukon, including when a site is contaminated, how land and water uses are identified, what restoration standards apply, and what notice and reporting steps the Minister and other parties must follow.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Yukon
Instrument
Regulation
Version
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Language
en
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contaminated sites ministerial protocols permits pollution standards public registry regulatory administration restoration permits site assessment site remediation site restoration soil relocation

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About this statute

This regulation sets contaminated-site rules for Yukon, including when a site is contaminated, how land and water uses are identified, what restoration standards apply, and what notice and reporting steps the Minister and other parties must follow. The provision sets reporting and permit rules for contaminated sites, including site assessments, restoration plans, and limits on risk-based restoration and contaminant relocation without a permit. Permit holders must keep certain records for at least three years and make them available for inspection on request. The Minister may approve or adopt protocols, manage the public registry, and file notices or summaries in it.