Pennsylvania Council
of
Professional Geologists

Using Your Geologist Seal

1996 -- Guidance from the Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental Protection

Introduction

Since Geologists gained the right in 1992 to obtain a Professional Licence to practice Geology, there has been a constant struggle, both within and outside the profession, to establish public and regulatory expectations for the use by Geologists of their Professional Seals on papers, reports, permit applications and other submissions to the Commonwealth Pennsylvania. As you might expect, this has been a very complex set of issues to sort out, and has taken the PCPG literally five years of hard work and diligent negotiations to complete in only its first stages. The initial fruits of that work were published by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in the April 13, 1996, issue of the Pennsylvania Bulletin, as a Special Notice, entitled "Proposed Submittals Requiring Registered Professional Geologists Seals Under the Pennsylvania Engineer, Land Surveyor and Geologist Registration Law." As pointed out on the page you just left, while this Special Notice has the sound of regulations, only the State Registration Board can regulate the use of a Geologist's Seal. Therefore, the information in this Special Notice should be considered to be guidance. A revised version of the matrices shown below has been submitted to the Publisher of the Pennsylvania Bulletin by the Department of Environmental Protection as of this writing. These new guidelines are espected to be published in an early 1998 issue of the Pennsylvania Bulletin.

The full text of the October 13, 1996 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Guidance on use of the Professional Geologist's Seal is shown below. This text and tables will be updated immediately following publication of the new Guidelines in a forthcoming issue of Pennsylvania Bulletin.

Pennsylvania Bulletin

Volume 26, Number 15
April 13, 1996

SPECIAL NOTICES

Proposed Submittals Requiring Registered Professional

Geologists Seals Under the Pennsylvania Engineer,

Land Surveyor and Geologist Registration Law.

With the passage of the amendments to the Engineer,Land Surveyor and Geologists Registration Law, the
Department of Environmental Protection is proposing to require that certain actions submitted as part of permit
applications or reports be sealed by a Registered Professignal Geologist. This registration must be made in
accordance with the provisions of The Pennsylvania Engineer, Land Surveyor and Geologist Registration Law
(63 P. S. §§ 148-158.2).

The licensing and registration of Professional Geologists has caused the Department to examine the entire range of
geologic work products in an effort to determine which actions will require appropriate sealing. To accomplish this
effort the Department convened an internal workgroup which analyzed the full range of actions that the Department
currently reviews on a regular basis. This workgroup reviewed actions by programs within the following agencies:

Department of Environmental Protection:

Abandoned Mine Reclamation	Environmental Clean-Up	Flood Protection Projects
Dams, Waterways and Wetlands	Land and Water Conservation	Land Recycling and Waste Management
Mining and Reclamation	District Mining Offices	Oil & Gas Management
Radiation Protection	Water Quality Management	Water Supply and Community Health

The workgroup met over a 1 1/2 year period to determine which submittals the Department would require to be sealed
by a Registered Professional Geologist. These submittals are listed on the following tables, by program. During the
course of this effort it was determined that all submittals to the Department will fall into one of four categories.

The categories are:

Category A	Submittals or tasks which must be prepared by a Registered Professional Geologist
Category B	Submittals which do not need to be prepared by a Registered professional Geologist
Category C	Submittals which could be prepared or submitted by either a Registered Professional Geologist or an other licensed professional as defined in the registration law
Category D	Submittals which would require preparation and submittal by both a Registered Professional Geologist and Professional Engineer

Categories A, B. C and D refer to the column headings  on the accompanying tables.

Following the public comment period, which closes June  7, 1996, DEP permit application forms and other
procedures and policies will be amended to require the use of Registered Professional Geologist seals.

 Discussions on this proposed action will be held during the following meetings:

Date	Time	Location
April 30, 1996	10:30 a.m.	Northcentral Regional Office, Maurice Goddard Room, Williamsport, PA
May 6, 1996	10 a.m.	Northeast Regional Office, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Wilkes-Barre, PA
May 8, 1996	10 a.m.	Rachel Carson State Office Building, 2nd F1 Auditorium, Harrisburg, PA
May 15, 1996	1 p.m.	Southwest Regional Office Monongahela Room, Pittsburgh, PA
May 16, 1996	10 a.m.	Northwest Regional Office, Conference Room A/B, Meadville, PA
May 20, 1996	10 a.m.	Southeast Regional Office, Hearing Room, Conshohocken, PA

Written comments may be directed to:

Eric R. Conrad
Office of Field Operations
P.O. Box 2063
Harrisburg, PA
17105-2063

or send E-Mail to:

Conrad.Eric@a1.dep.state.pa.us.

It is anticipated that the list of submittals requiring a Registered Professional Geologist seal will change over time as
agency expertise evolves and as the regulated community has an opportunity to comment.

Webmaster's Note:

The following selection of handy dandy Link-List items was not a part of the Special Notice published by the Department. I have inserted it here to provide our visitors with convenient navigation aids in plowing through the following, lengthy set of tables. The Link-List Items are all Program Areas administered by the Department of Environmental Protection. Simply click on the Program Area you are interested in, and the Link-List will take you to the appropriate table. Following each Table is an option to return -- just click on it and you will be back at the top of this Link-List to make another selection.

Program Area Links Menu
Bureau of Water Supply and Community Health
Bureau of Water Quality Management
Bureau of Land Recycling and Waste Management -- Storage Tank Cleanups
Bureau of Land Recycling and Waste Management
	Municipal and Residual Waste Forms
	Hazard Waste Forms
	Other
Environmental Cleanup Program
Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation
Bureau of Mining and Reclamation
	Bituminous Underground, Preparation Plant, Coal Refuse Disposal Applications
	Anthracite Underground
	Anthracite Preparation Plant
	Noncoal Surface Mine Permit Application
	Coal Surface Mine Permit Application
	Bituminous Refuse Disposal
	Other
Bureau of Oil and Gas Management
Bureau of Land and Water Conservation
Bureau of Flood Protection Projects and Bureau of Dams, Waterways and Wetlands
Bureau of Radiation Protection Low-Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW) Disposal Facility

Program Area: Bureau of Water Supply and Community Health

Topic	A	B	C	D
All geologic well logs associated with public water supply permits including, test wells and test borings (incidental to permit)	X3
The construction details for public water supply wells and back-up wells			X
The-step-drawdown pumping test data	X	X4
The 48-hour constant-rate pumping test data	X	X4
The sustained yield rating data	X	X4
Delineation maps and data of wellhead protection areas	X	X5
Wellhead protection management approaches		X2
Vulnerability assessments	X1	X
Site location maps for public water supply wells			X
Geologic maps and data for water allocation permits	X
SWIP monitoring plans, sample results, data evaluations and SWIP Determination	X1	X6
Footnote l: It requires advanced interpretation or professional opinion, then an RPG should be required.
Footnote 2: The plans for WHP need not be conducted by an RPG or PE; in fact, the plan should probably be developed by an environmental planner.
Footnote 3: Logs should be made at least under supervision of RPG and any reports (with interpretation) should be used by RPG.
Footnote 4: Data can be gathered by (B), however, any interpretation or analysis should he conducted by RPG.
Footnote 5: WHP and delineation standard will be fixed radius and, therefore, will not require RPG. Any advanced delineation requiring analysis and interpretation of hydrogeologic data should be signed by RPG.
Footnote 6: SWIP designed so that data can be gathered by anyone; however, BWSCH has done interpretation. Any challenges should be submitted by RPG.

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Program Area: Bureau of Water Quality Management

Topic	A	B	C	D
Reports submitted on special groundwater studies which are contracted to outside agencies	X
Groundwater Monitoring Well Data Reports with interpretation	X
Groundwater Monitoring Well Data Reports with no interpretation		X
Preliminary Hydrogeologic information required prior to Water Management Part II permit application submission for land application of sewage (ER-BWQ 188.A) or industrial wastewater (ER-BWQ 51.2)	X
Preliminary Hydrogeologic information required for NPDES permit application for discharges of sewage (ER-BWQ 188.11) or industrial wastewater (ER-BWQ 288.10) to dry stream channels	X
Module 12 -- Spray Irrigation -- of Form ER-BWQ 188.A	X
Module 5A -- Supplemental Geology and Groundwater Information (ER-BWQ 189.5A1)	X
Sewage Facilities Planning Module Component 2 (Site Evaluation for On-Lot Disposal of Sewage), Sections G (Preliminary Hydrogeology), H (Permeability Testing), and I (Detailed Hydrogeologic Study)	X
Sewage Facilities Planning Module Component 3.s (Small Flow Treatment Facilities) Section E (Disposal), Parts 2 and 3 (relating to dry-intermittent/nonperennial stream discharges and spray irrigation/land application discharges)	X
Geologic information required in base Official Sewage Facilities Plan required under Act 537 (as described in Chapter 71, Section 71.21 of the Department's regulations)	X
Hydrogeologic Environmental Site Assessments	X
Remedial Action Plans for Soil and/or Groundwater Contamination				X
WQM Permit Application for Sewage or Industrial Waste Spray Irrigation				X
NPDES Permit Application for Groundwater Treatment System with Stream Discharge				X
WQM Permit Application for Groundwater Treatment with Underground Reinjection				X
Groundwater Monitoring Well Data Reports with no interpretation		X
Groundwater Monitoring Well Data Reports with interpretation	X
WQM Permit Application for Large Volume On-lot and Community Sewage Systems				X

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Program Area: Bureau of Land Recycling and Waste
Management -- Storage Tank Cleanups

Topic	A	B	C	D
Closure Report -- Site Assessment Activities Only		X
Site Characterization Report (Chapter 245.310(b), no groundwater impact)		X
Site Characterization Report (includes feasibility study)				X
Remedial Action Plan				X
Remedial Action Progress Reports		X
Remedial Action Completion Report				X

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Program Area: Bureau of Land Recycling and Waste Management

Topic		A	B	C	D
Municipal and Residual Waste Forms
	Geologic Information	X
	Hydrogeologic Information	X
	Initial Groundwater Analysis (Background)	X
	Mineral Deposits -- Phase 1 if no mining	X
	Mineral Deposits -- Phase 1 if mining present (potential for subsidence)				X
	Alternate Water Supply	X
	Water Quality Monitoring System	X
	Exclusionary Area Criteria/Envt. Assessment			X
	Groundwater Assessment Plan	X
	Groundwater Abatement Plan	X
	Groundwater Characterization Plans and Reports (pre-operational data on physical and chemical aquifer characterization). These requirements are covered by Sections 273.115 and 273.116 of the Municipal Waste Regulations and Sections 288.122 and 288.123 of the Department's Residual Waste Regulations	X
	Groundwater Quality Monitoring Plan described in Sections 273.152 and 288.152 of the Municipal and Residual Waste Management Regulations respectively	X
	Hazardous Waste Phase 1 Exclusionary Criteria 269.21 (water supply), 269.24 (oil and gas area) and [Sections 269.25 (carbonate)]	X
	Phase 2 Criteria Sections 269.41 water supply, 269.42 (geology) and 269.44(a) mineral bearing areas	X
	Phase 2 Criteria Section 269.49(b) subsidence risk (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)				X
Hazard Waste Forms
	HW-3 Geologic Information	X
	HW-4 Hydrogeologic Information	X
	Groundwater Quality Assessment Program (Outline) (25.264.91)	X
	Compliance Monitoring [25.264.99(a)(3)] Regs require certification by qualified Geo. or Geotech. Engineer				X
	Corrective Action [25.264.100(a)] 264.100(A)(1) to (10) requires engineering feasibility analysis g.w. monitoring program and reports or effectiveness of program				X
	Maps providing Groundwater flow direction	X
	Maps showing the extent of groundwater contaminant migration	X
	Groundwater characterization/investigation studies (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)	X
Other
Investigations of potential Groundwater contamination		X
Assessments of groundwater contamination		X
Abatement/remediation of groundwater contamination					X
Groundwater monitoring systems		X
Groundwater monitoring Sample data			X
Sampling and analysis plans for Groundwater monitoring		X
Comprehensive Investigation Reports (Related to any project) Closure Plan/Report, Geologic/Hydrologic and Detailed Phased Reports		X
Health and Safety Plan (Related to any project)			X
Project Work Plan (Related to any project)				X
Groundwater Characterization Investigations		X
Groundwater Remediation Feasibility Study Reports					X
Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plan (Related to any project)			X
Remedial Design/Groundwater Abatement Work Plan					X
Investigation Reports without geologic interpretation			X
Routine Data Submission without geologic interpretation			X
Basic Assessment Reports without geologic interpretation			X
Data Collection Submittals without geologic interpretation			X
Work plans proposing monitoring well locations, installation procedures, logging procedures and/or sampling protocols		X
Site Characterization Report		X
Baseline Remedial Investigation Report		X
Feasibility studies proposing groundwater remediation					X
Remedial action plans (design) for sites with contaminated groundwater					X
Cleanup Plans					X
Site Remediation Reports					X
Storage tank closure reports			X
Reports presenting groundwater sampling data from quarterly, semi-annual or annual monitoring programs			X
Quarterly progress reports documenting implementation of approved assessment and/or remediation programs			X
Final Reports documenting completion of a groundwater remedial action program					X
Extent of groundwater contamination studies		X
Risk Assessment Reports (Act 2)					X

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Program Area: Environmental Cleanup Program

Topic	A	B	C	D
Reports which specifically deal with groundwater sampling and analysis plans (SAMPs) and evaluation of groundwater sampling data. An example of this type of report is groundwater monitoring work plans	X
Reports specifically dealing with groundwater and/or geology characterization, including any geophysical, geostatistical and groundwater modeling. An example of this type of document is a hydrogeological/investigation report	X
Reports which contain or evaluate unconsolidated or consolidated boring/coring programs, construction details and logs for monitoring wells. Fracture trace analyses, if completed as a separate report	X
Stratigraphic columns, geologic cross-sections, groundwater contour maps, isopachs, geologic maps, fence diagrams should also require certification by an RPG; contained in a geologic report or as part of another report	X
Capture Zone analysis for a groundwater pump and treat system should be done by a RPG, whether this is submitted in a separate report or as part of a remedial design document	X
Designs of groundwater remediation systems, which would include the following: pump and treat, interceptor trenches, chemical treatment barriers, and the like				X
Remedial Investigation work plans or reports which contain groundwater characterization	X
Pump test data and interpretations	X
Geologic logs with interpretations	X
Monitoring well construction designs	X
As built well details			X
Lithologic Descriptions	X
Health and Safety Plans		X
Instrument Calibrations and Field applications		X
Extent of excavation		X
Feasibility studies involving geology				X
Aboveground Storage Tank siting requiring geologic data for structural stability

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Program Area: Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation

Topic	A	B	C	D
Mine Fire Evaluation and Abatement (Multi-Discipline)				X
Mine Drainage control (Multi-Discipline)				X
Hydrogeologic Evaluations (including groundwater)	X
Geological Interpretations as Part of Overall Site Evaluations or Studies	X
Watershed Studies -- including impact of area geology (Multi-Discipline)				X
Core Logging and kEvaluations	X
AMD Abatement (may require Multi-Discipline)			X
Subsidence Modeling or Evaluation (Multi-Discipline)				X
Slope Stability Analysis			X
Reclamation of Surface Structures		X
Water Supply Impact or Replacement			X

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Program Area: Bureau of Mining and Reclamation

Topic			A	B	C	D
Bituminous Underground, Preparation Plant, Coal Refuse Disposal Applications
	Application (Mining/NPDES)			X
	General Information			X
	Ownership/Compliance Information			X
	Areas Where Mining is Prohibited or Restricted			X
	Property Interests/Right of Entry			X
	Operation Plan			X
	Geologic Information		X
	Hydrology		X
	Local Mining, Waste Disposal, Water, Sewage and Government Information			X
	Surface Activity Site Maps -- all maps need seal				X
	Soil, Land Use/Vegetation/Prime Farmland Information			X
	ENS Controls/Site Development Plans				X1
	Stream Variances/Relocations				X2
	Mine Openings-- also need a P.E.					X
	Impoundments and Liners				X3
	Air Pollution and Noise Control			X
	Subsidence Control					X
	Underground Mine Plan Maps				X4
	Reclamation Plan			X5
	Reclamation Cost Estimates			X
	Underground Disposal/Backstowing				X
	In-situ Processing					X
	Social and Economic Impact Justification (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)			X
		Footnote 1: Haul road designs must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 2: Certain stream encroachment plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 3: Impoundments on coal refuse disposal areas and impoundments requiring Chapter 105 permits must be certified by PK. Other impoundments must be certified by PE, RS, or RS and RPG (in case of lined impoundment).
		Footnote 4: Subsidence control plan, maps must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 5: Plans for alternate post mining land use must be certified by PE
Anthracite Underground
	Phase I Slope Development				X
	NPDES Discharge Information			X
	Areas Where Mining is Restricted or Prohibited			X
	Property Interests/Right of Entry			X
	Ownership/Compliance Information			X
	Interim Slope Development Plan				X
	Interim Operations				X
	Activities Within 100' of a Stream				X1
	Interim Reclamation Plan			X
	Geology/HydrologyÄSlope Development		X
	Operations Plan			X
	Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan				X
	Ponds and Impoundments				X2
	Coal Refuse Disposal				X
	Geology and Hydrology		X
	Prime Farmland			X
	Reclamation Plan			X3
	Maps (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)				X
		Footnote 1: Stream encroachment plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 2: Impoundments must be designed by PE
		Footnote 3: Plans for alternate post mining land use must be certified by PE
Anthracite Preparation Plant
	General InformationÄAnthracite Preparation Plant			X
	Ownership Information			X
	Compliance Information			X
	Property Interests/Right of Entry			X
	Areas Where Mining is Restricted or Prohibited			X
	Operations Plan			X
	Land Use			X
	Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan/Sedimentation Ponds/Impoundments				X1
	Streams, Variances, Relocations				X2
	Geology		X
	Hydrology		X
	Reclamation Plan and Costs			X
	Location Map				X
	Operations Map				X
	Liners				X
	Reclamation Map (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)				X3
		Footnote 1: Impoundment designs must be certified by PE
		Footnote 2: Certain encroachment plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 3: Plans for alternate post mining land use must be certified by PE
Non-Coal Surface Mine Permit Application
	Application			X
	General Information			X
	Ownership/Compliance Information			X
	Property Interests/Right of Entry			X
	Environmental Resources Map (factual documentation)				X
	Geology Information		X
	Hydrology		X
	Operations Map				X
	Operational Information (Plan)			X
	Erosion and Sedimentation Controls				X1
	Impoundments/Treatment				X2
	Streams, Variances, Relocations				X3
	Blasting Plan			X
	Air Pollution Control Plan			X
	Land Use and Reclamation Map				X
	Land Use/Vegetation Plan			X
	Postmining Land Use			X4
	Topsoil/Subsoil			X
	Revegetation			X
	Social and Economic Impact Statement for High Quality Waters (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)			X
		Footnote 1: Haul roads must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 2: Impoundments requiring Chapter 105 permits must be certified by PK. Other impoundments must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 3: Certain stream encroachment plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 4: Plans for alternate post mining land use must be certified by PE or RS
Coal Surface Mine Permit Application
	Application			X
	General Information			X
	Ownership/Compliance Information			X
	Areas Unsuitable for All or Certain Types of Mining			X
	Property Interests/Rights of Entry			X
	Environmental Resources Map				X
	Geology Information		X
	Hydrology		X
	Operations Map				X
	Operational Information			X
	Coal Refuse Disposal				X
	Erosion and Sedimentation Controls				X1
	Impoundment/Treatment				X2
	Streams				X3
	Excess Spoil				X4
	Blasting Plan			X
	Air Pollution Control Plan			X
	Land Use and Reclamation Map				X
	Land Use/Vegetation/Prime Farmland			X
	Postmining Land Use			X5
	Topsoil/Subsoil			X
	Prime Farmland Reconstruction			X
		Footnote 1: Haul roads must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 2: Impoundments requiring Chapter 105 permits must be certified by PK. Other impoundments must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 3: Certain stream encroachment plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 4: Excess spoil handling plans must be certified by PE
		Footnote 5: Plans for reclaiming site to grades other than AOC must be certified by PE
	Sewage Sludge/Coal Ash for Land Reclamation					X
	Revegetation			X
	Social and Economic Impact Statement for High Quality Waters			X
	Fly Ash/Bottom Ash Disposal				X1
	Remining (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)					X
Bituminous Refuse Disposal
	Application			X
	General Information			X
	Ownership/Compliance Information			X
	Areas Unsuitable for All or Certain Types of Mining			X
	Property Interests/Right of Entry			X
	Environmental Resource Maps				X
	Geology Information		X
	Hydrology		X
	Soils/Prime Farmlands			X
	Land Use/Vegetation			X
	Design Plans				X
	Stability				X2
	Erosion and Sedimentation				X3
	Streams, Variances, Relocations, Wetlands				X4
	Air Pollution Control			X
	Topsoil/Subsoil			X
	Treatment Facilities				X5
		Footnote 1: Plans for fly ash/bottom ash disposal must be certified by PE
		Footnote 2: Stability analyses must be certified by PE
		Footnote 3: Haul road designs must be certified by PE or RS
		Footnote 4: Stream encroachment plans must be prepared by PE
		Footnote 5: Impoundment designs must be certified by PE
	Prime Farmland Reconstruction			X
	Revegetation			X1
	Fly Ash/Bottom Ash Disposal (Return to the Program Area Links Menu)				X2
Other
	Geologic and Hydrologic Studies		X
	Abatement Plans					X
		Footnote l: Plans for alternate post mining land use must be certified by PE
		Footnote 2: Plans for fly ash/bottom ash disposal must be certified by PE

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Program Area: Bureau of Oil and Gas Management

Topic	A	B	C	D
Groundwater clean-up reports	X
Enforcement water supply/Pre-Drilling survey (water supply and sampling)		X
Seasonal high groundwater level determinations (soil mottling)		X
SurveyorÄpermit plat and well locations for abandoned well locations for abandoned enforcement cases and distance restrictions			X
Section 7 waiver requests involving geological determinations	X
Submission of permit objections under Section 202			X
Submission of notice of intent to plug		X
Submission of maps for underground gas storage reservoirs	X
Waivers of Distance of oil or gas wells from wetlands, streams, bodies of water (ENS plans)		X
Request for alternate casing methods (equivalent or superior protection)			X
Request for alternate plugging methods (equivalent or superior protection)			X
Drilling permit applications (locational information by surveyor)			X
Applications for land farming of drill cuttings applications			X
Applications for disposal of fluids by land applications			X
Submission of ENS Plans			X
Submission of Control and Disposal plans for brine and cuttings		X
Studies to delineate areal extent of groundwater contamination	X
Portion of Part II CSI, permit application dealing with groundwater flow direction and monitoring proposal	X
Groundwater monitoring well data reports with interpretation	X
Preliminary hydrogeologic information required for NPDES permit application for discharges to dry stream channels	X

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Program Area: Bureau of Land and Water Conservation

Topic	A	B	C	D
Activities related to Chapter 102 regulations THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPED OVERT			X

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Program Area: Bureau of Flood Protection Projects and Bureau of Dams,
Waterways and Wetlands

Topic	A	B	C	D
The initial geological site investigation report including the "Test Boring Results Drawing" as required by DGS	X
A rock formation analysis where required for a dam design				X
Any report required during construction concerning unexpected geologic conditions at the project site	X
Coastal geology reports concerning bluff and beach erosion and subsequent transportation and deposition of sediment	X
Geologic borehole logs with interpretation	X
Geologic borehole logs with no interpretation		X
Laboratory report of soil analyses		X

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Program Area: Bureau of Radiation Protection Low-Level Radioactive
Waste (LLRW) Disposal Facility

Topic	A	B	C	D
25 Pa. Code § 236.107 Screening Report, 236.108, Site Justification Report, 236.109 Environmental Impact Report portions of each report pertaining to geology. . .	X
25 Pa. Code § 236.141(a) Site Characterization Plan portions of plan pertaining to geology	X
25 Pa. Code; Chap. 236 Subchapter C relating to LLRW disposal facility license portions of license pertaining to geology	X
Act of 1988, P. L. 31, No. 12, Section 320 geologic portions of reports and remediation plans pertaining to water supplies and contamination.	X
Act of 1988, P. L. 31, No. 12, Section 321 geologic portions of reports and licenses/permits pertaining to siting commercial LLRW compactors.	X
25 Pa. Code § 236.245, Disposal Site Closure and Decommissioning Plan portions of plan pertaining to geology.	X
Soil / Groundwater / surface water monitoring programs and construction inspection programs undertaken in and around the LLRW disposal facility by DEP portions of reports / plans pertaining to geology.	X

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Using Your Geologist Seal 1996 -- Guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection

Using Your Geologist Seal

1996 -- Guidance from the Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental Protection