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I LEVI N E•FRICKE Irrigation Supply and Drainage Water Site irrigation and drainage water samples will be analyzed for ter- dissolved chlorinated herbicides using EPA Method 615 and dis- solved organochlorine pesticides using EPA Method 608. Task 7: Data Evaluation and Report Preparation This task includes evaluation of the results of the assessment �~ and preparation of a written report including the following: 1) a description of the methods, procedures, and sources used to .,� obtain information concerning the Site; 2) a summary of relevant information obtained; 3) our interpretation of the information, with respect to poten- tial environmental concerns; and -.- 4) our professional opinion concerning the likelihood of Site degradation and the need, if any, for additional sampling and analysis to further assess site conditions. Task 8: Project Management and Meetings Ms. Beth Gurney, R.E.A. and Project Scientist, will be the over- all Project Manager for the Environmental Assessment. As such, she will be the primary contact for all technical and administra- tive aspects of the project. Mr. Scott Seyfried, Staff Scien- tist, will lead the sample collection and analysis program and '- preparation of the written report. Mr. Thomas M. Johnson, R.G. and Principal Hydrogeologist, will provide peer review for the project. SCHEDULE It is anticipated that the enclosed Scope-of-Work can be com- pleted within four weeks after approval is obtained from the San Joaquin Local Health District (SJLHD) . This time can be reduced # if laboratory analyses are conducted on a rush basis. The costs for the assessment under both laboratory analysis schedules are presented in the estimated budget for the Environmental Assess- ment. This schedule is contingent upon subcontractor availabil- ity and precludes conditions beyond the control of Levine•Fricke �- that would affect the schedule (e.g. extreme weather conditions, } barriers to site access, etc. ) . -7- .r-