| Maximum Reasonable Costs - Excavation & Disposal
Article 4, Part 3
4-3-1. RATES FOR ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EXCAVATION, TRANSPORTATION AND
DISPOSAL OF PETROLEUM-CONTAMINATED SOILS.
| ACTIVITY |
MAXIMUM
RATE |
| Excavation and loading |
$9.75/cu yd |
| Transportation of contaminated soil |
$8.00/cu yd |
| Disposal of contaminated soil |
$12.00/cu yd |
| Backfill and compaction (purchase, transport,
compact backfill material) |
$7.00/cu yd |
| Backfill and compaction (clean excavated
material) |
$4.63/cu yd |
| Remove and dispose of asphalt or concrete |
$2.00/sq ft |
| Replace asphalt |
$2.50/sq ft |
| Replace concrete |
$4.50/sq ft |
| Traffic control |
actual cost |
| Permits |
actual cost |
4-3-2. MILEAGE.
10¢/mile/cubic yard for each mile over 40 miles from excavation site to disposal site,
not to exceed 200 miles total one-way.
4-3-3. LABORATORY ANALYSIS.
Laboratory analysis is recommended for each 100 cubic yards excavated to confirm the
level of contamination.
4-3-4. MANIFESTS.
All transportation and waste manifests are required
4-3-5. CONVERSION FACTOR.
If any excavation, transportation or disposal activities are billed by the ton instead
of cubic yard,
use this conversion factor: 1.4 tons = 1 cu yd
4-3-6. APPLICANT-PERFORMED.
Fund Applicants who perform their own work are entitled to reimbursement at the maximum
rates established at §4-3-1.
4-3-48. MARKUP.
Consultants may mark up pass-through (subcontracted) charges, subject to any
limitations established by these reasonable cost guidelines. Applicants who perform their
own work may not mark up any costs.
4-3-49. CONSULTANT LABOR AND FIELD INSTRUMENTATION.
Consultant on-site labor allowable for the duration of the excavation, plus two hours.
Field instruments such as PIDs (photo-ionization detectors) may be billed separately.
4-3-50. MISCELLANEOUS FIELD SUPPLIES. $20/day/site. This includes
such items as gloves, baggies, ice, water, rope, pens, etc. No receipts are required.
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