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SDT PY;MAU .5- 1-95 ; 15:26 WMWFav 5101603-7902 ;a 2/10 I DABS COOL) sTEAn ATE SCOPE DF iv011K u ENvnnoNNUENT ASSOHNInff BAs~. r_ x _gam j MAY 13 1995 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH The professional that WESTON will provi fpr thiel limited Phase II ffi � ES Site Assessment, incli de field samylinp/data cc on, *araMe - ion of envlronmeaul Contamination, and eva uadon of potsadal liability as iOckW With impaets to the environment. Informatlnn gathered d iring the Phase I Due Dili A=wueot and facility lnspectipn wM provide the basis for ic m6fication, of potential env tel contamination to be investigated during the Phase II As ent. i WHSTON's recommen ed approach consists of usin the ! I Asamment Teem header to complete the proposed se II activities. The Team I eadtx ' emptrwcmd to define the scope of the Phan IIA cru The Team Leader wiltcoordinate all activities with the client representative assisting i the Phase I Assessment WES'I'fjN project Managerwill provide support as requested by the Team Leader. The client Project Coordinator (Diam Dudley) ii to be briefed twice per da (voice mail messages) during the scoping and execution of the Phan II Assessment. She will provide further direction at hot disc tntidn, In order to most the spadfic field work objectives, Team Leader will be sat rted byl a drilling subcontractor and, if necessary, an additional N fielfl � teshniGlap to XffbrflMn a field activities. The selected drilling subcontractor will perform soil borer; adlor wIl Installation activities under 11J l� WESTON's supervi3iot , Analysis of soil and groi adw,uarlumpleg will be performed by WESTON's Gulf Coast Hnvironmcntal Metrics Labo ry, Ind• University PM, Illinois. It �Y neoessary, for state tremcmts, WESTON will sat PROJECT ins services. vW , Tho overall purpose 01 the Phase II Assessment ii to m4fate potential liability through characterization of potatiaj impacts to the euvironmein from faculty operations. The potential environmental media for characterization include: stuface soi; subsurface soil, groundwater, vmface wafer, and/or SCOPE OF SERVIL-Vi The scope of services bi a been divided into separate based on the worse case scenario of potential impact to mu -environmental media. This scope wgI inctude multiple phases to tie in with Phase I Due M Zence findings. • During tt>c oondu-,t of the Phase I Due Dili WBS 1`074personnel will be eognizent of potential areas ll of impact to the environment Table 1 will be used by field personnel to make notatiov during the site inspection ofareasto target for Phase II sampling efforts, hat media is potentially im tact f concern to evaluate, potential r�0 RA-W W IIf04O1l�aoY.p i �1