Webinar – E1527-21 is IN… E1527-13 is OUT! What EPs NEED TO KNOW
The EPA reference to ASTM’s E1527-13 Standard for Phase I Environmental Site Assessment ends on Tuesday, February 13, 2024. For those who have not done so already, it’s time to update processes and templates to meet the E1527-21 standard.
Join Julie Kilgore, owner of Wasatch Environmental Inc., and chair of the ASTM E1527 committee to review specific changes that must be included in any Phase I ESAs going forward.
Some of the changes include, new requirements for:
· Reviewing historical sources;
· Report contents;
· Significant Data Gaps;
and clarifications to:
· The definitions of RECs, CRECs, and HRECs; and,
· Environmental liens and activity and use limitations searches.
About the Speaker
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Julie H. Kilgore, President, Wasatch Environmental Julie has over 30 years of experience in environmental assessment, investigation, remediation, and regulatory agency coordination. President of Wasatch Environmental, an environmental science and engineering firm based in Salt Lake City, Utah, Julie also chairs the task group responsible for revising the E1527 Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process, and served on the ASTM International Board of Directors. EPA appointed Julie as one of the environmental professional representatives on the regulatory negotiation Federal Advisory Committee to assist EPA in developing the proposed federal All Appropriate Inquiry regulation that ultimately adopted by reference to the ASTM E1527 standard practice. |
About the Moderator:
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Scott Davis, SVP, Industry Engagement, ERIS Scott joined ERIS with the merger of GeoSearch in December, 2020. Scott was a founding partner and the Chief Operating Officer of GeoSearch for over 23 years. Upon his arrival at ERIS, Scott was responsible for the development and implementation of ERIS operational strategies and service processes. As of March 2022, Scott was appointed Senior Vice President, Industry Engagement, to oversee ERIS’ significant activities in the market, engaging with customers, association interests, tradeshows, and developing webinars, podcasts, and promoting industry thought leadership. Additionally, Scott has a significant depth of industry experience including project management, technical support for numerous environmental assessments, feasibility studies, and wetland determinations throughout the United States while working at Carter & Burgess, Maxim Engineering, Huntington and Southwestern Labs. Scott is the treasurer for the Industry Council on the Environment (ICE), founder and board member of the Central Texas Association of Environmental Professionals, and the Vice President of Municipal Utility District 23. |