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Facilitating Information Exchange for the Mapping of Institutional Controls
Track: State and Local Government
Author(s): Larry Zaragoza, Michael Bellot, Kevin Kirby

While institutional controls (e.g., zoning, permits, and easements) provide an effective tool to prevent exposure to residual contamination, states and others have asserted that the absence of data standards for institutional controls has impeded the exchange of institutional controls data among the government agencies and other parties involved. In January 2006, the Institutional Controls Data Standard was adopted under the Environmental Information Exchange Network, which represents EPA, states, and tribes. The standard references a technical specification for GIS information, which is based on Federal Geographic Data Committee standards. As the Institutional Controls Data Standard is used to support data exchange, the exchange of information among EPA, states, tribes, local government, and others should be facilitated.

Larry Zaragoza
U.S. EPA
OSWER/OSRTI
1200 Pennsylvannia Ave NW
Washington , DC 20004
US
Phone: 703-603-8867
E-mail: zaragoza.larry@epa.gov

Michael Bellot
US EPA
OSWER/OSRTI
1200 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington 20004
US
Phone: 703-603-8905
E-mail: bellot.michael@epa.gov

Kevin Kirby
US EPA
OEI
1200 Pennsylvnia Ave NW
Washington , DC 20004
US
Phone: 202-566-1656
E-mail: kirby.kevin@epa.gov