2003 Michigan

Michigan 2003 Cleanup Standards for Hydrocarbon Contaminated Groundwater Product

Parameter/ Constituent

Lab Test Protocol & Number

Detection Level

Notification Level

Action Level

Cleanup Criteria Residential Residential/IndustrialCommercial

Gasoline

Premium Gas

Benzene(c)

EPA 8260, 8021, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

1µg/L

> Residential Criterion

same as Cleanup Criteria

5/5µg/L

Toluene(d)

EPA 8260, 8021, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

1µg/L

> Residential Criterion

same as Cleanup Criteria

140/140µg/L

Ethylbenzene(d)

EPA 8260, 8021, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

1µg/L

> Residential Criterion

same as Cleanup Criteria

18/18µg/L

Xylenes(d)

EPA 8260, 8021, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

3µg/L

> Residential Criterion

same as Cleanup Criteria

35/35µg/L

MTBE(b)

EPA 8021, 8240A, 8260A

5µg/L*

> Residential Criterion

40/40µg/L

8 listed methods

3µg/L

same as Cleanup Criteria > Residential same as Criterion Cleanup Criteria > Residential same as Criterion Cleanup Criteria

Leaded Gas Lead(a)

Diesel

BTEX

EPA 8260, 8021, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

PAHs *

EPA 8270, 8041, Applicable 500 Series Drinking Water Methods, Applicable CLP Methods, Applicable Standard Method Procedures

1-5µg/L

> Residential Criterion

same as Cleanup Criteria

4/4µg/L

Same as above

varies by chemical

a Health based drinking water value.

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b Aesthetic drinking water value. c State drinking water standard d Groundwater Surface Water Interface Criterion (protection of surface

water)

* Acceptable methods for determining PAH compounds are below MDLs of OM#6 when neither petroleum hydrocarbons nor PAHs are present. If present, other PAH methods such as 8270 or 8310 should be used. Note: Alternative Cleanup Criteria may be available under certain circumstances. Contact: Christine Flaga, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Environmental Response Division, 517-373-0160 E-mail: [email protected]

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Michigan 2003 Cleanup Standards for Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soil Product Gasoline

Parameter/ Constituent Benzene Toluene Ethylbenzene Xylenes

Premium Gas

MTBE

Leaded Gas

Lead

PAHs

Lab Test Protocol Detection & Number Level EPA SW 8260, 10/50µg/kg 8021 EPA SW 8260, 10/100µg/kg 8021 EPA SW 8260, 10/50µg/kg 8021 EPA SW 8260, 30/150µg/kg 8021 EPA SW 8260, 100/250µg/kg 8021 EPA 6010, 6020, 1,000µg/kg 200.7, 200.8, 200.9, Applicable CLP Methods EPA 8270, 8310, 330µg/kg Applicable CLP Methods

Notification Level

Action Level

Cleanup Criteria Residential 100µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

100µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

2,800µg/kg

2,800µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

360µg/kg

360µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

700µg/kg

700µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

800µg/kg

800µg/kg

>Residential Criterion

400,000ug/kg

400,000ug/kg

>Residential Criterion

same as cleanup criteria

varies by chemical

Note: Waste oil samples need to be tested for other metals and organic solvents. Call MDEQ for information. Alternative cleanup criteria may be available under certain circumstances. Contact: Christine Flaga, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, Environmental Response Division, 517-373-0160 E-mail: [email protected]

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