The following articles are related to the Ohio Voluntary Action Program.
A former industrial property in Alliance, Ohio received close to one million dollars in grant funding for assessment and remediation. Click the link to learn more!
This property was issued a VAP NFA in June 2019 by BJAAM and a CNS by the Director of the Ohio EPA in October 2019. Continue reading to learn more.
The Former Dakouks Beverage and Deli, Inc. in Fremont, Ohio was awarded an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Grant in June 2018. The property was issued No Further Action (NFA) status in January 2019. Continue reading to learn more!
The Former Midwest Rubber Reclamation Facility in Barberton, Ohio was issued a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) in 2009 and a CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) in 2011. Continue reading to learn more!
A 17-acre former industrial property in downtown Cincinnati was issued a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) in 2009 and a CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) was issued in 2011. Continue reading to learn more!
The Downtowner Plaza located in Coshocton, Ohio was issued a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) in 2009 and was issued a CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) in 2010. Continue reading to learn more!
A 35-acre former unregulated and unlicensed landfill located in Barberton, Ohio was issued a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) in 2009, and the CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) was issued in 2010. Continue reading to learn more!
The former Ohio Awning and Manufacturing property located in Cleveland, Ohio was issued a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) in November 2016, and the CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) was issued a month later. Continue reading to learn more!
The former GE ElectroMaterials property received a VAP (Voluntary Action Program) NFA (No Further Action) and a CNS (Covenant Not to Sue) in November 2015. Continue reading to learn more!