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SCOPE OF WORK Well Destructions for California Tank Lines,3105 South El Dorado Street, Stockton CA Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board Case#390541 California Global ID#T0607700425 On behalf of El Dorado Land Holdings, LLC, the owner and Responsible Party (RP) for the above referenced project, Innovative Environmental Solutions (IES) is requesting a Site Mitigation Well & Boring Permit for the destruction of off and on-Site wells. This request is based on the directive outlined by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB) in its Well Destruction Report Request letter dated 21, April 2025. The following is the scope of work for the well destructions: 1. Create and implement a Site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP) outlining hazards associated with drilling and well destructions; 2. Prepare and submit an encroachment permit application to City of Stockton(City)to allow access for the destruction of thirteen(13) groundwater monitoring wells located on City property (MW-4, MW- 6, MW-7, MW-8, MW-12, MW-13A, MW-1413, MW-1513, MW-16C, MW-17B, MW-18C, MW- 19B and MW-20C); 3. Prepare and submit a permit application to San Joaquin County Department of Environmental Health (DEH) for the destruction of twenty-one (21) on and off-Site groundwater monitoring wells (MW-1 through MW-9, MW-10A, MW-1113, MW-12B, MW-13A, MW-14B, MW-1513, MW-16C, MW- 17B, MW-18C,MW-19B,MW-20C and EX-1); 4. Notify Underground Services Alert (USA)to ensure that all proposed drilling locations are free from subsurface utilities; 5. Direct and oversee the destruction of twenty-one (21) on and off-Site groundwater monitoring wells at the locations depicted on Figure 1; 6. Manage the removal of all investigation derived waste, including remediation system component materials, in accordance with all state and local requirements; 7. Prepare and submit a well destruction report detailing all well destruction and remediation equipment sealing and removal procedures. Each part is described in the following sections. Safety and Health Plan IES has established a Safety and Health Program(SHP)to ensure the personal health and safety of all IES employees. The SHP will define safety practices and procedures to be instituted in all IES work places, as applicable. The program meets, and often exceeds, the requirements promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). As part of the SHP, all IES personnel are appropriately trained and under a Medical Surveillance Program in accordance with OSHA 40 CFR 1910.120. IES's primary mechanism to ensure employee, environmental, and public safety at the project site will be the site Health and Safety Plan (HASP). IES will prepare and implement a HASP for this project. All individuals working under the purview of IES will be required to follow the health and safety information contained within the HASP. The HASP will be site-specific and task-specific, describing hazardous conditions that may be encountered and prescribing the necessary safety protocols to protect employees from these hazards. The HASP will be reviewed by the project management team and then reviewed and approved for field use by the Site Safety and Health Officer(SSHO). The HASP will be implemented and enforced on site by the assigned SSHO. IES will prepare a comprehensive HASP based on the scope of work and the potential hazards described in this work plan. At a minimum, the HASP will identify the following: roles and responsibilities of key site personnel; hazard analysis for all chemical, physical, and physiochemical hazards anticipated; a personnel protection