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CLEANUP AND ABATEMENT ORDER NO. 93-712 -8- NESTLE BEVERAGE COMPANY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 3. By I December 1993, prepare and submit a Community Relation Plan (CRP). The CRP shall document the community relations history and the issues of community concern. The CRP shall indicate those benchmarks in the RI/FS process where public meetings shall be held. 4. By 1 February 1994, prepare and submit the Final RI Report. The Report shall summarize the activities for all of the phases of investigation and shall describe the nature and extent of the contamination in soils and ground water. The RI Report shall also summarize the status of the ground water modeling, including model calibration. 5. By 1 April 1994, prepare and submit a Work Plan for the FS Report. The FS Work Plan must include proposals to evaluate all potential remedial alternatives, which will meet the cleanup objectives described in Finding No. 25, for source abatement and cleanup of contamination in the unsaturated zone and for the on- and off-site cleanup of ground water that has been affected by the conditions that are the subject of this Order. For a pump and treat alternative, the FS Work Plan must include proposals for the collection, treatment and disposal alternatives. The Discharger must consider reuse, as well as reinjection, ponding, spray irrigation, discharge to the publicly operated treatment works (POTW) and to surface water in the analysis for potential long-term disposal alternatives. 6. By 1 April 1994, the Discharger shall identify Regulations, Plans and Policies which pertain to any portion of the unsaturated zone or ground water cleanups from agencies involved in the protection of human health and the environment. The Discharger shall summarize the State and Federal statutes and regulations in the Feasibility Study Report. 7. Prepare and submit a Draft Health Risk Assessment. The Health Risk Assessment shall contain human health evaluations based on all routes of exposure. The Health Risk Assessment shall be considered in determining the soil cleanup levels. The Discharger submitted a Final Draft Risk Assessment on 6 July 1990. Pending Board review, this document will be revised, if necessary. 8. By 1 September 1994, prepare and submit a water quality assessment for the pollution in the source areas and unsaturated zone. The purpose of the water quality assessment is to determine soil cleanup levels that will protect water quality. 9. Prepare and submit reports on the results of the pilot and/or treatability studies for soil and ground water needed for prediction of the treatment performance and/or to estimate the size and cost of the treatment unit or any other remedial technologies. 10. By 1 October 1994, submit a Feasibility Study Report for the remediation of the soils and ground water contamination. The FS Report shall include a screening and detailed