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l .. Based upon the information above, contractors are encouraged to acquire a letter of intent from a .landfill operator to accept the treated waste. Woodward-Clyde understands that landfills owned by San Joaquin County are not available for the disposal of this waste. Other Class II and III landfills including those outside the county should be contacted. ISSUE NO.2. Concern had been expressed about the passibility of asbestos exposure during the remediation or building demolition. WCC RESPONSE: Lika Corporation has stated that they have no reason to believe that there is asbestos at this job site. in addition, Woodward- Clyde has conducted its own preliminary investigation and has found no asbestos. Should the contractor find asbestos on the site, all work shall be halted while the material is removed. ISSUE NO.3. How many sanitary sewer connections are there? Where is the connection to the sanitary sewer located. No drawing has been issued showing this detail. WCC RESPONSE: All drawings currently available to us indicate that there is only one sanitary sewer connection, located below grade at or near the manhole outside the main gate to the property. : ISSUE NO.4 . Is contaminated soil under the footings to be excavated undermining the load bearing outer wall? WCC RESPONSE: Contaminated soil under the footings is not to be excavated. For the- structure in place alternative, all excavation below the elevation of the footing shall include shoring to assure the integrity of the outer wall. ' ISSUE NO.5. ! Several wells (4) are located in and around the concrete etching room sump. will WCC provide closure specifications? WCC RESPONSE: Wells are usually closed with a cement/bentonite grout, however San Joaquin County may have special requirements. Contractors may wish to contact the San Joaquin Local Health District for county specific regulations at (209) 469-3827 .