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90189H-APH CON-12 local media, and individuals and organizations that have asked to be kept informed. The current contact list, in Section 6, will be continually updated by Lika in response to new requests for information. 2. To educate the community about the potential health risks associated with exposure to hazardous materials found as contaminants at the site. Because most of the community is not knowledgeable about the potential health risks of hazardous substances found at the site, Lika and DHS will include information about risks in fact sheets and presentations at public meetings. When information is presented to the public about concentrations of contaminants in soil or groundwater at the site, comparative information about concentrations in other places will be provided, as well as standards for safe levels, to the extent that they are available. This was accomplished in the draft RAP with the Endangerment Assessment and discussion of Cleanup Levels. The fact sheet that reports the completion of cleanup will address the issue of residual health risks. 3. To provide opportunities for ongoing two-way communication about site-related issues and proposed site activities between the public and DHS, and between the public and Lika Corporation. Lika and DHS will use telephone contacts, public meetings, and public comment periods as occasions for exchange of information about the site. Lika and DHS will also be responsive to mail and telephone requests and comments from the public and from city, county and state officials and staff. The community relations interviews and telephone contacts were an initial step in identifying the concerned public and establishing two-way communication about findings and proposed cleanup plans. In addition, a series of actions is underway to provide for public input on the draft Remedial Action Plan. Lika has placed the draft RAP in H-13