2. Makes an applicant to the Groundwater Oil Clean-up Fund ineligible for coverage of oil clean-up costs that the applicant already has recovered or subsequently recovers by court judgment or settlement with other responsible parties.

3. Increases from $2,000,000 to $2,250,000 the cap on disbursements from the Groundwater Oil Clean-up Fund for personal services in anticipation of hiring 3 to 4 employees to do oil remediation work that currently is being done by private contractors.

4. Authorizes an additional $1,000,000 in disbursements from the Groundwater Oil Clean-up Fund to help low-income families remove nonconforming underground heating oil tanks and replace them with aboveground tanks that meet regulatory requirements.

5. Makes it clear that the commissioner shall seek reimbursement of all department clean-up costs that are not eligible for coverage by the fund, including costs paid from federal grant money.