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Hmong Non-Alliance 3 March 11, 1992 Cost of Phase 1 Environmental Assessment The cost for the Phase I assessment will be Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($2,850.00). A retainer of Nine Hundred Thirty Dollars ($930.00), along with a signed work order, is requested prior to commencing work on the project. We will submit monthly progress billings for our work; these invoices are payable upon receipt. Client-Provided Information We request that the following information be provided or obtained by the Client prior to completion of the assessment report: • A map or plat showing the subject property's boundaries; ESE will not assume responsibility for determining property lines. In cases where natural or man-made landmarks are insufficient or absent, staking of property corners may be necessary. • Verbal or written authorization from the current property owner for ESE personnel to enter the subject property and conduct this assessment, prior to performing the site reconnaissance. • The cost shown above does not include the price of obtaining a 50-year chain of title for the property, which may be required by some lending institutions. If title information is required, it will be the Client's responsibility to obtain and provide this information to ESE before the report can be issued. • Some lending institutions and banks have specific requirements for Phase I environmental assessments. If the assessment work must satisfy a specific set of requirements, we ask that the Client provide us with a copy of those requirements prior to completing the report. Schedule and Conditions We expect that work on the project can begin within 5 working days following authorization, with the report available within 10 to 12 working days following commencement of assessment activities. Preliminary results of the assessment can be relayed on a verbal basis as they become available. This fee quotation will remain in effect for 90 days. Should unforeseeable site conditions require a different approach or additional work, this estimate may need to be revised. We would notify the Client of any major change in the proposed scope of work prior to initiating such