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The document outlines soil cleanup criteria for chromium and its compounds as established by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, effective September 18, 1998. It details specific cleanup values based on land use scenarios (residential and nonresidential) and various exposure pathways (dermal, inhalation, ingestion). The criteria are derived from toxicological data and risk assessments, with additional notes on site-specific considerations and ecological impacts. The document also includes a comprehensive list of contaminants with their respective cleanup criteria and discusses the permitting process for remedial actions.

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