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r. i : rJ.t= recta APPROXIMATE SCHEDULE The following project schedule is applicable for the proposed scope of work. Approximate Task Timeline Week 0 Formal authorization provided by the client Week 0 - 1 Permitting and Prefield Activities Week 1 Monitoring Well Installation Week 1 - 2 Groundwater Sampling and Chemical Analysis Week 2—4 Re ort Preparation 11 Week 5 Re ort submitted to the client Kleinfelder has no control over the time required by a regulatory agency to reviaw and approve a work plan and permit applications. Kleinfelder will make efforts to expedite their services. 2 This work would be done by a subcontractor. Kleinfelder selects reputable subcontractors, but, does not have full control over the time required by said companies. Kleinfelder will make efforts to expedite their services. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES AND ASSUMPTIONS This scope of work and the attached cost estimate are based on the following assumptions: • The client will supply Kleinfelder with formal authorization from the property owner to obtain access to the site for the proposed sampling. • Adequate work space and access will be provided • Drilling/sampling derived wastes will be generated during the proposed investigation. Excess drilling returns will placed on visquene, and will be left alongside boring/sampling locations (as needed). Water generated during well development/purging/sampling and water derived from equipment decontamination will be contained in DOT-approved 55-gallon drums and will be left on site. Disposal of all drilling/sampling-derived wastes is the responsibility of the client. Kleinfelder is prepared to assist the client to remediate or dispose of the wastes following the receipt of analytical data from our investigation, if requested, at an additional cost. • The client should be aware that penetrating the site's surface is inherently risky. It is impossible to determine with certainty the precise location of all structures (such as septic system tanks, leach fields, irrigation lines, etc.) which may be buried in the ground. Kleinfelder's fee is not adequate to compensate for both the performance of the services and the assumption of risk of damage to such structures. If the active septic system or utilities on site are damaged by our field activities, repairs will be necessary in order to provide continued service. Said repairs are not included in Kleinfelder's fees. 20-YPI-628/2011P180 Page A-9 ®2001,Kleinfelder,Inc. July 2,2001