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Show EPA Docket No. CERCLA·VUI-93-10 11 , and in writing within three (3) days and efforts made to obtain access. thereafter, of their failure Nothing herein shall limit or otherwise affect EPA's the State's right of entry pursuant to any applicable statute, regulation, or legal authority. 48. or provide EPA and the State written notice at least seven (7) days prior to collecting samples Upon request, Respondents shall provide pursuant to this Order. EPA, the State, 'and their authorized representatives with split or duplicate samples. Respondents shall allow EPA and the State take to any other samples and conduct any tests and inspections 49. EPA or Respondents shall the State deems necessary. All 50. is sampling activity subject to EPA direction and approval. All sampling and analyses performed pursuant to this 51. Order shall confor.m to EPA guidance regarding sampling, quality assurance/quality control (tlQA/QC"), data validation, and chain of custody procedures. Respondents shall ensure that EPA and State personnel and their authorized representatives are allowed access to any laboratory utilized by Respondents in implementing this Order. Respondents shall ensure that the laboratory participates in a QA/QC program equivalent to that which is followed by EPA. Upon request, Respondents shall have such laboratory analyze samples SUbmitted by EPA for quality-assurance ' monitoing. Respondents obtain any samples from property owned y Respondens shall provide the third party with a receipt describing the samples obtained, and an opportunity to obtain and split samples. Respondents shall also request such third with a copy of the results of promptly provide party made. any analyses If 52. a third party, XII. DOCUMENTATION, AVAILABILITY AND RECORD RETENTION OF INFORMATION, 53 •. F'Or t;he period during which this Order is in effect, Respondents shall. permit EPA, the State, and their authorized inspect and copy all non-privileged records, or depictions implementation of ths Order. representatives to files, maps, and other documents, writings, pertaining to . Respondents shall maintain a running log of privileged on a document-by-document basis containing the date, author(s), addressee(s), the privilege claimed (e.g, attorney work product, attorney-client), and the factual basis for the The privilege log shall be kept on assertion of the privilege. EPA may at any time challenge file and available for inspection. 54. documents |
