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90189H-APH CON-7 Draft RAPS were also supplied to the concrete plant and the property owner of 1433 Tillie Lewis Drive. When contacted by telephone, the other contiguous property owners and businesses (at 1444 Tillie Lewis and the railway along the northern property boundary) indicated that they had sufficient information from the fact sheet and notice of availability of the draft RAP. 3.2 Staff of City and County Agencies Staff of the Environmental Health District have been aware of continuing investigation at the site, since they are the agency that issues permits for monitoring wells. The County Hazardous Waste Coordinator knew of the investigation at 2041 Navy Drive because of prior work with the County Toxics Task Force. He visited the site with the Task Force two or three years ago. The County Office of Emergency Services has a file on Lika, maintained by the Hazardous Materials Manager. Other County and City staff had been unaware of the investigation at 2041 Navy Drive until they were contacted as part of the community relations effort. County staff expressed no concerns; they said that DHS and the Environmental Health District seem to be keeping things in control . The Hazardous Waste Coordinator said that he felt the levels of metal in the soils are not particularly high. He asked to be kept informed of the cleanup, so that the site is characterized correctly in the County Hazardous Waste Management Plan. Concerns among City staff centered on possible effects on City workers or City property if contaminated groundwater or soils reached City right- of-way along Navy Drive. The City' s Risk Management Division was designated as primary City contact for future communications. The Department of Municipal Utilities asked to be placed on the mailing list. They commented that any wastewater discharged through the sanitary sewer to the city treatment plant during the cleanup must meet discharge standards H-8