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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 plan; site safety procedures for specific site operations, (e.g., drilling, etc.); a decontamination plan; and an emergency response/contingency plan. The HASP will specify levels of protection for site personnel on a task- specific basis. As with any project of this magnitude, there are inevitable encounters with a variety of physical hazards ranging from simple housekeeping to temperature extremes. IES will provide continual evaluation of all potentially hazardous conditions and prescribe additional safety protocols to protect site personnel as needed. 5.2 Encroachment and Well Permitting IES proposes to install six additional off-site groundwater monitoring wells (MW-15B, MW-16C, MW- 1713, MW-18C, MW-19B and MW-20C) to be located off-site on City of Stockton property as shown on Figure 10, Revised Proposed Groundwater Monitoring Well Locations Map (MW-15B, MW-16C, MW- 17B, MW-18C, MW-19B and MW-20C). Groundwater monitoring wells MW-15B and MW-16C are proposed to be located in the western sidewalk adjacent to South El Dorado Street approximately 75-feet south-southeast of existing groundwater monitoring well MW-1213. Groundwater monitoring wells MW- 17B and MW-18C are proposed to be located in the eastern earthen easement adjacent to South El Dorado Street approximately 70-feet east-southeast of existing groundwater monitoring well MW-1213. Groundwater monitoring wells MW-19B and MW-20C are proposed to be located approximately 90-feet northeast of existing groundwater monitoring well MW-12B. IES proposes to secure a Right-of-Way (encroachment) permit with the City of Stockton prior to the submittal of the well permit application to the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD). The encroachment permit will likely require a performance bond and/or security deposit, as well as required traffic control plans. After securing the encroachment permit, IES will complete well permit applications to drill six well borings and install groundwater monitoring wells, designated MW-15B, MW-16C, MW-17B, MW-18C, MW-19B and MW-20C, and submit the applications to the SJCEHD for approval prior to initiation of fieldwork. 5.3 Utility Clearance Prior to drilling the well borings, IES will mark-out the drilling locations and contact Underground Service Alert (USA) to identify utilities entering the site in the vicinity as required by law. In addition, if utility lines are identified near the proposed drilling location, a private utility locator may be contracted to locate and mark privately owned subsurface utilities not covered under the USA procedures. At a minimum, each drilling location will be cleared by hand prior to the advancement of drilling equipment to help prevent damage to undetected private subsurface utilities. California Tank Lines Innovative Environmental Solutions Addendum to Work Plan -4- Encinitas,California