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that may be causing a health problem. As Jim mentioned, they have done air monitoring, and - part of that monitoring is designed to determine if there is something coming off of the pile. One of our major concerns is the threat to groundwater which is a little different from the threat to having something released to the air that causing a problem. When we have the results of the tank removal activities and we know what was in the pile, we will know whether there is any problem with the soil and whether it can be kept uncovered or has to be kept covered. We work with the Air Pollution Control District in making those determinations. At this point we have no evidence, because they have done air monitoring. . . we have no evidence that there are contaminates coming off the pile that could be causing any health risk. 9 . QUESTION: How safe is the current fencing surrounding the site ? Will it prevent someone from getting into the site or falling into the excavation? EXXON RESPONSE: An independent fencing company owns the fence and repairs it. Every time we hear that it's down or when we are out there doing our routine activities, we call them immediately to repair the fence. In the past two or three days it has already gone down twice so we are looking into ways to improve it so that it doesn't happen again. QUESTION: Will both stockpiles be there at the same time? EXXON RESPONSE: Our goal is to sample pile #1 on Friday and our goal is to remove that once we get the results. There may be some overlap between the time they're there but out goal is to remove pile #1 as soon as we can. QUESTION: How big is pile 01? EXXON RESPONSE: Approximately 500 cubic yards. QUESTION: And the next one is 800 yards? EXXON RESPONSE: No that is a combined total, so there will be two piles approximately 400 cubic yards.