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The document is a Remediation Timeframe Extension Request Form from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Site Remediation Program. It is designed for individuals or entities seeking an extension on the submission of various environmental reports related to site remediation. The form includes sections for site information, case manager details, justification for the extension, and certifications from responsible parties involved in the remediation process.

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Begin with SECTION A. Enter the site name, any alternate names, street address, municipality, county, and zip code. Ensure all information is accurate for proper identification.
In SECTION B, indicate whether you have an assigned Case Manager. If yes, provide their name for reference.
Move to SECTION C to request an extension. Specify the report type and fill in the original due date, number of days requested beyond this date, and proposed new due date.
In SECTION D, justify your extension request by describing the reasons for needing additional time and steps taken to minimize delays.
Complete SECTION E with the responsible person's details and ensure they sign the certification statement acknowledging accuracy.
If applicable, fill out SECTION F for both Non-LSRP and LSRP statements. Ensure all signatures are obtained before submission.

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What is the Site Remediation Reform Act in New Jersey?

SRRA provides sweeping changes to the way in which sites are remediated in New Jersey by establishing a program for the licensing of Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRPs) who will have responsibility for oversight of environmental investigation and cleanup.

What does remediation status mean?

Remediation is the act of removing the flaw in the code to prevent its exploitation. Status refers to remediation status, and infers if a flaw was found or not.

What is the meaning of remediation?

Remediation is the act of remedying or correcting something that has been corrupted or that is deficient.

What does remediation due date mean?

Remediation due dates are generated based on the risk and the breadth of the vulnerability. Due dates can be negotiated with the Information Security Office at the time of disclosure. For example, some due dates may be changed for reasons like: Reliance upon a vendor to implement a fix for a discovered vulnerability.

What is a remediation date?

Remediation Completion Date means the date that a Governmental Entity with jurisdiction over a Remedial Action to address a Known Pre-Closing Environmental Liability or an Unknown Pre-Closing Environmental Liability issues a written notice indicating that no further action, other than operation and maintenance of