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V CONESTO !A-ROVERS &ASSOCIATES March 24, 2015 Reference No. 080238 -3- Following completion of the above scope of work and receipt of all analytical results,CRA will prepare a Phase II Report describing the sampling activities, laboratory results, and conclusions, along with figures and tables summarizing the data. A draft copy will be provided to TUSD for review. Annotated comments will be incorporated into a final Phase II Report. 1.2 CEQA SUPPORT CRA understands that TUSD may wish to reuse the Site in the future for a maintenance building. Although other reuse options exist, including potentially turning the property back to its original owners, CRA has scoped out support under CEQA to fulfill TUSD's obligations to consider potential environmental impacts that could result from their reuse planning. Based on a preliminary review of the Site,,it appears that a mitigated negative declaration (MND)would likely cover TUSD's CEQA obligations as the potential for significant environmental impacts seems unlikely at this location. The Site is currently developed and surrounding land uses are agricultural without sensitive receptors. There do not appear to be wetlands or other critical habitats on the property. The only concern would be whether the buildings—that are nearing the 50-year age for potential inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places—would have an historic significance. The following scope of work assumes they would not and a MND would be appropriate: Data Collection and Coordination: CRA will coordinate a kick-off meeting with TUSD to collect relevant information and discuss the potential Site reuse. A list of data needs will be prepared prior to the kick-off meeting and CRA will prepare and distribute an agenda. Due to the potential historic nature of the buildings, information regarding the original design and construction will be critical for review. Any input that may have been received to date from residents in the area regarding the potential reuse of the Site(if available)would be useful. Afterward CRA will review the existing documents to identify potential project constraints, including the results of the Phase I work scoped in Section 1.1 of this proposal. CRA will use this information to determine whether additional site investigations might be needed, although at this time no others have been identified beyond the following: • Traffic study • Historic Structures Any additional investigations would constitute a change in scope. As noted above in addition to assessing the potential for historic structures,CRA will also complete a traffic analysis based on the expectations of the proposed reuse. CRA will visit the Site and contact County staff to obtain current data on traffic volumes and to obtain current plans, policies, and Worldwide Engineering,Environmental,Construction,and IT Services