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Health and Safety Plan . •Page 8 STOCKTON PROMENADE PROPERTY June 12,2008 WKA No.7345.05 of the work and to disseminate relevant information contained in this HASP to subcontractors working in the vicinity of the work discussed herein. Tailgate safety meetings will occur daily and will be recorded on a tailgate safety meeting form. Topics will include but will not be limited to the following: • The previous day's work activities • Safety concerns brought about by ongoing activities • Anticipated stages of work for the week • Changes in scope or original work • Introduction and orientation of new employees(if any) • Lines of communication • Evacuation routes • Changes in protection levels 5.3 Perimeter Establishment No chemical has been shown present in soil at concentrations exceeding its threshold for determining a hazardous waste,for the purposes of handling and disposal. The perimeter boundaries will be firmly established at the first tailgate safety meeting. Fencing and signs will prevent public access. Pedestrian traffic will be prevented from coming into contact with equipment or contaminants from the excavation and removal activities. 5.4 Work Procedures Surface vegetation will be cleared. Soil will be removed using scrapers or excavators,and will be transported to the designated stockpile staging in end-dump trucks. All work will be conducted to prevent the resuspension of visible dust. The work will be monitored for visible dust and dust suppression methods will be implemented to control visible dust(See Section 5.3.6 of the RAP). If unidentified contamination is observed,work will be stopped and the Project Superintendent, SSO and Project Manager will also be notified. Work will not resume in the affected area until the contaminant is identified and safe work procedures established.