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Provides submission-related instructions, including deleting blue instruction text and uploading sampling data to Ecology’s Environmental Information Management (EIM). Outlines report structure and content expectations: acronyms and abbreviations, executive summary, introduction and RI purpose, general site information, site history, site use, and field investigation background, with example lists of figures, tables, and appendices.","INSTRUCTIONS on usING this suggested report TEMPLATE\nThis document presents a suggested template to use when preparing a remedial investigation report.  It is designed to meet the requirements of the Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) described in 173-340-350(7) and 173-340-840 of the Washington State Administrative Code (WAC).  This suggested template is not required for report submittals, and the content of this template may not be appropriate for limited-scope environmental investigations.\nSections written in BLUE provide information, instructions, and other references regarding components of the report.  Delete this text before submitting the report.\nNote: All sampling data must be uploaded into Ecology’s Environmental Information Management (EIM) database.  This allows Ecology to access data, check results, and/or perform additional analyses.  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