NR 747.30(2)(b)(b) Costs related to improper or incompetent remedial activities and services: NR 747.30(2)(b)1.1. Costs associated with incompetent or non-effective cleanup actions which were not based upon sound professional and scientific judgment; NR 747.30(2)(b)2.2. Costs of redoing remedial action activities or remedial action work which was incomplete or incompetent; NR 747.30(2)(b)3.3. Costs associated with rework on remedial systems to accommodate construction, upgrades, retrofits, or redevelopment projects; NR 747.30(2)(b)4.4. Any costs associated with actions that exceed the necessary activities to bring a site to the required level of remediation; NR 747.30(2)(b)5.5. Costs associated with the repair or replacement of damaged buildings, sewer lines, water lines, electrical lines, phone lines, fiber optic lines or other utilities on the property; NR 747.30(2)(b)6.6. Costs associated with the re-installation of damaged remedial equipment or the re-installation or modification of the remedial equipment for purposes other than effective remediation; NR 747.30(2)(b)7.7. Additional interest costs accrued due to improper or incomplete filing of claims or non-response to department requests for additional information, exceptions being delays caused by the department claim process; NR 747.30(2)(b)9.9. Any costs related to invoices or bills for which payment verification is unobtainable. NR 747.30(2)(c)(c) Costs for testing or sampling unrelated to the investigation for the extent of contamination under the scope of this chapter: NR 747.30(2)(c)1.1. Costs for sampling and testing for heavy metals, except lead testing when the discharge is verified to be from leaded gasoline, or lead and cadmium when the source is used motor oil; NR 747.30(2)(c)2.2. Costs associated with the analysis for inappropriate constituents not normally part of or associated with an eligible petroleum product even if required by the department; and NR 747.30(2)(d)1.1. Costs for remedial action activities funded under 42 USC 6991, unless the owner or operator or the person owning the home oil tank system repays the funds provided under 42 USC 6991; NR 747.30(2)(d)2.2. Expenditures required by the department in order to meet the groundwater protection standards, ch. 160, Stats., ch. ATCP 93 or other administrative rules but not related to a petroleum product discharge under this chapter; NR 747.30(2)(d)4.4. Costs associated with loss of interest or dividends, or interest costs from a loan other than one for the remediation; and NR 747.30(2)(e)3.3. Costs associated with the abandonment of wells not related to the remedial action. NR 747.30(2)(f)1.1. Costs, other than costs for compensating third parties for bodily injury and property damage, which the department determines to be unreasonable or unnecessary to carry out the remedial action activities as specified in the approved remedial action plan; NR 747.30(2)(f)2.2. Costs associated with third-party actions by adjoining property owners for the installation of monitoring wells or other cleanup-related items unless a court judgment has been obtained; NR 747.30(2)(f)3.3. Costs associated with third-party damages from a discharge originating from an aboveground storage tank; NR 747.30(2)(f)5.5. Any costs associated with an appeal of a determination specific to the scope of this chapter; and NR 747.30(2)(f)6.6. Other attorney fees including, but not limited to, legal advice, appeals, or other representation on behalf of the responsible party or agent.