In 1997, the Utah Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) was created to promote the voluntary cleanup of contaminated sites. The VCP is intended to encourage redevelopment of Brownfields and other impacted sites by providing a streamlined cleanup program.
Success Stories
- From Idle to Active: Brownfields Programs Spark Redevelopment in Utah – EPA June 2023
- Utah Brownfields–State Response Program Pictures
- Association of County Governments
- Brownfields Newsletter
- Utah Planners Association
- VCP/Brownfields
General Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- VCP Pre-Application Meeting Fact Sheet
- VCP Process
- VCP Summary Fact Sheet
- What is the Voluntary Cleanup Program
Technical Criteria
- EPA PFAS Further Information
- Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Guidance
- Updated EPA Lead Guidance
- EPA Conceptual Site Model
- Site Characterization Workplan Guidance
- Site Characterization Report Guidance
- Remedial Action Plan Guidance
- Remedial Action Report Guidance
- EPA QA Crosswalk
- Low Flow Groundwater Sampling
- Tips for Building Demolition
- Sources of PFAS
- Data Management Best Practices
Statute
Application
Screening Levels
- Division of Water Quality Ground Water Protection Standards
- EPA Regional Screening Levels
- Maximum Contaminant Levels
- VISL Calculator
Uniform Environmental Covenants
Completions
Sites
Questions or to Schedule a Pre-application Meeting
For further information on VCP, Brownfields or Enforceable Written Assurances, to setup a pre-application meeting, or to submit an application, please contact the Division of Environmental Response and Remediation VCP/Brownfields Program Coordinator at (801) 536-4100.