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What does the Site Registry in BC contain information about?
What does the Site Registry in BC contain information about?
- Sites that are currently being investigated for contamination
- Only contaminated sites
- Sites that have been investigated and cleaned up since 1988 (correct)
- All public and private land parcels in BC
When does the Director have 15 days to determine if a site investigation is required?
When does the Director have 15 days to determine if a site investigation is required?
- Upon receiving the site profile from the local government or approving officer (correct)
- Only if the site is suspected to be contaminated
- Every time a new site profile is received
- Upon receiving the site profile from the local government
What happens if the local government or approving officer receives notification from the Director that site investigation is required at a parcel?
What happens if the local government or approving officer receives notification from the Director that site investigation is required at a parcel?
- They must immediately approve any applications for the site
- They must not approve any applications for the site until a release is obtained (correct)
- They must initiate cleanup regardless of the investigation results
- They must ignore the Director's notification
What is accessible to the public in the Site Registry?
What is accessible to the public in the Site Registry?
What type of information does the online registry provide?
What type of information does the online registry provide?
Why was the Site Registry created?
Why was the Site Registry created?
What kind of information is included in 'Notations' in the Site Registry?
What kind of information is included in 'Notations' in the Site Registry?
For whom is the Site Registry a valuable resource?
For whom is the Site Registry a valuable resource?
What information must be provided for all sites in the Site Profile Site Identification section?
What information must be provided for all sites in the Site Profile Site Identification section?
In urban sites, what is required for each parcel contained within the site?
In urban sites, what is required for each parcel contained within the site?
For remote sites with untitled Crown land, what information should be supplied if available?
For remote sites with untitled Crown land, what information should be supplied if available?
Who can be listed as the 'Person Completing Site Profile'?
Who can be listed as the 'Person Completing Site Profile'?
If it is not the owner, who is responsible for communicating the results of the site profile submission to the site owner?
If it is not the owner, who is responsible for communicating the results of the site profile submission to the site owner?
What type of sites are generally legally surveyed, titled, and registered with PIDs?
What type of sites are generally legally surveyed, titled, and registered with PIDs?
What is the purpose of a Site Profile in the context of contaminated sites?
What is the purpose of a Site Profile in the context of contaminated sites?
Under what circumstances would a property typically require a Site Profile to be completed?
Under what circumstances would a property typically require a Site Profile to be completed?
What triggers the requirement to submit a site profile for a parcel?
What triggers the requirement to submit a site profile for a parcel?
What is the purpose of a site profile in identifying potentially contaminated sites?
What is the purpose of a site profile in identifying potentially contaminated sites?
Who typically fills out a site profile?
Who typically fills out a site profile?
What is the key means of gathering information to determine if a site is contaminated?
What is the key means of gathering information to determine if a site is contaminated?
How might a potentially contaminated site come to the attention of the BC MOE?
How might a potentially contaminated site come to the attention of the BC MOE?
What type of land use might prompt the BC MOE to investigate a site for possible contamination?
What type of land use might prompt the BC MOE to investigate a site for possible contamination?
Where can additional information about specific sites in B.C be found?
Where can additional information about specific sites in B.C be found?
Why were Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) primarily used for storing furnace oil in Canada?
Why were Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) primarily used for storing furnace oil in Canada?
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