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The document provides technical guidance for the use of alternative and clean fill in site remediation programs. It outlines the history, goals, and principles of fill guidance, emphasizing the importance of avoiding contamination and ensuring compliance with soil remediation standards. The document details the definitions, requirements, and evaluation processes for both alternative fill (which may contain contaminants above certain levels) and clean fill (which must be uncontaminated). It also discusses statistical methods for assessing fill material quality, professional judgment in decision-making, and practical considerations for implementing these guidelines at remediation sites.

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Begin by reviewing the sections on Alternative Fill. Identify key components such as definitions, requirements, and evaluation criteria for donor sites.
Fill out the necessary fields regarding the receiving site’s Areas of Concern (AOC). Ensure you evaluate RI data to determine contaminants of concern.
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What are the different types of clean fill?

Clean Fill means uncontaminated non-water-soluble, non-decomposable, inert solids such as rock, soil, gravel, concrete, glass and or clay or ceramic products.

What classifies clean fill?

To be classified as clean fill, the waste material has to contain (in combination or isolation) cement, dirt, concrete, gravel, brick, topsoil, sand and rubble. This means that other materials with organic or biological waste cannot be classified as clean fill. Some non-clean fill materials include: Glass.

What are the criteria for clean fill?

100% cleanfill ie no levy, is excavated natural material (VENM) that is free from detectable contaminants: that is natural material such as clay, gravel, sand, soil or rock fines; that: a) has been excavated or quarried from areas that are not contaminated with manufactured chemicals or process residues, as a

What is clean fill in NJDEP?

Clean fill means material to be used in a remedial action that meets all soil remediation standards, site-specific alternative standards, or site-specific interim standards, does not contain extraneous debris or solid waste, and does not contain free liquids.

What is an example of a clean fill?

Clean fill includes soil, rock, stone, dredged material, used asphalt, and brick, block or concrete from construction and demolition activities that is separate from other waste and recognizable as such.

What is the difference between clean fill and managed fill?

Cleanfill for natural materials such as clay, gravel, rock and soil from areas that are not contaminated with chemicals (this can include small amounts of construction material) Managed fill designed for material with low-grade contamination.

What is a clean fill?

Clean fill is natural, unprocessed soil that has been excavated from uncontaminated sites that cannot or will not be reused at the site where the soil was excavated and must be removed off-site.

What does clean fill look like?

Clean fill can look like: Bricks, concrete chunks, paversbasically anything that used to be part of your driveway or patio. Just make sure theyre broken up into manageable bits. Excess soil, clay, and sand from digging up the garden.

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