Post-remediation marsh showing seagrass growing at LCP site.

Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), state and federal natural resource trustees are responsible for making the environment and public whole for injuries to natural resources and natural resource services resulting from the release of hazardous substances.

After injury assessments are complete, the trustees, in cooperation with Honeywell, International, will develop a draft natural resource damage assessment and restoration plan for the LCP waste site. The plan will describe potential resource injury and service losses resulting from hazardous substance releases as well as restoration projects identified and evaluated to address them.

The trustees and Honeywell are developing a list of potential restoration ideas and projects. We invite you to read the Restoration Planning Announcement, Note to Respondents, and Project Information Sheet and submit restoration project ideas as part of the restoration planning process.