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approves the proposed Project Activities. RISC is a set of health -based standards used to evaluate cleanup options and contaminants based on detailed site data and proposed site end use to determine the appropriate cleanup option and contaminant reduction level necessary. All activities conducted with SEP Funds must receive Program approval prior to implementation. Disbursements of SEP Funds will be made by the Program to the political subdivision for payment to the consultant(s) after the Program receives and approves invoices for work performed consistent with Program -approved Project Activities. Alternately, a SEP Recipient may request that the Program disburse payments directly to its consultant(s). Specific information about eligible uses of SEP Funds, ineligible activities and expenses, and disbursements is available in the Supplemental Environmental Projects Disbursement Guidelines and can be found at Brtt �;°wow bronfi�ds�ila.�cv ltieli6ble Uses of SEP Funds SEP Funds cannot be used for any activities conducted prior to execution of an Agreement without prior approval by the Program. In addition, costs incurred due to specific requirements of the IDEM Voluntary Remediation Program (i.e., consultant oversight fees, application fees, etc.) or pursuit of historic insurance coverage will not be covered by SEP Funds. Further hif'orination We welcome comments on brownfield SEPs at any time. Questions regarding these guidelines can be directed to the Indiana Brownfields Program's Senior Environmental Manager at (317) 234-0968. These guidelines may be modified at any time by the Authority Board to address issues to promote the effective and efficient administration of the Indiana Brownfields Program. ``version Date: November 10, 2008 Supplemental Environmental Project Guidelines Indiana Finance Authority November 10, 2008