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Answer #15

How will an owner know when a property is cleaned up once and for all?

Residential properties in Port Hope will be cleaned up to meet criteria that ensure the long-term safe use of the property, from building a home to growing vegetables. Once contaminated soil is removed from a property, the work will be verified to make sure the property meets these criteria. Detailed methods and procedures, which must be approved by the CNSC, will be used to sample and test the soil. The property will then be backfilled with clean fill and restored as closely as possible to its original condition. When the work is done, owners will receive a letter identifying the criteria and confirming they have been met. From that point on, radiological status letters will no longer be necessary when selling properties.


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