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any, will be properly containerized for subsequent disposal. Waste disposal fees, if any, will be considered a separate cost from the lump sum cost per site. All soils shall be field screened using an organic vapor analyzer(OVA). The soil sample with the highest OVA reading from each boring shall be selected for laboratory analysis. If the OVA readings are inconclusive or other indications of contamination(i.e., visual or olfactory) are observed,then the sample exhibiting the highest indication of contamination shall be selected. If the OVA readings are not conclusive and there are no other indications of contamination,then the sample from the terminal depth of the boring or at the soil/water interface, if encountered, shall be selected. For each REC, the Consultant shall determine the chemicals of concern and corresponding analytical method(s) to be utilized based on local, State or Federal regulations and guidelines in order to determine whether the contamination, if any, exceeds applicable cleanup or action levels. The analytical methods shall be limited to conducting those analyses required to determine if impact has occurred. The Consultant may have the laboratory hold samples and recommend to Goodyear possible additional an in the event that the field or laboratory data confirm areas of impact. Authorization by Goodyear is required prior to completing any additional analyses. All sampling equipment must be washed with a non-phosphatic soap and tap water with a final rinse with distilled water before the initial and between each subsequent sampling event. Instrument calibration shall be completed following the manufacturer's instructions at the beginning of each day and at any indication of instrument drift. Samples shall be placed in laboratory grade, certified clean containers and shall be preserved on ice to 4°C. Samples shall be transferred using standard chain-of-custody procedures. The Consultant shall be responsible for proper sample collection and proper packing of samples for shipping to the laboratory in order to ensure sample integrity and to meet standard hold times. The findings of the Phase II shall be evaluated under applicable local, State or Federal regulations and guidelines in order to determine if cleanup or action levels have been exceeded. The report shall be titled"Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and Limited Subsurface Investigation". The body of the report shall include, at a minimum: • the scope of work and methodologies utilized for the project; • the findings of each element of the Phase I portion of the scope including a listing of the RECs identified for the site; • the findings of each element of the Phase H portion of the scope; • a comparison of the laboratory analytical results to applicable regulatory guidelines; • a summary of the findings and conclusions for the project; and, • a summary of any limitations to the project.