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_ C1- Kd B. Preliminary Action, 41 The Owner/Operator shall reach an agreement Public Public Health Services and the District Attorney to provide and pay for a Public Health Services' employee, or agreeable substitute!to monitor the clean-up. The parties anticipate developing the most cost effective monitoring. C. Removal Procedure. 1. The Environmental Division of the Public Health Services has preliminarily inspected the Site and marked all readily discernable items that may contain hazardous waste materials. There are 69 stakes located throughout the Site pursuant to this preliminary inspection. Step No. 1 - The Supervisor shall ensure that all necessary equipment and personnel are present at the Site. This shall include all safety, first aid, and fire equipment. Step No. 2 - The Supervisor shall then inspect the entire Site to ensure all 69 stakes are present, estimate the volume of visible hazardous material and containers thereof, and decide if any visible hazardous materials should be given priority in removal. Step No. 3 - Laborers shall construct two (2) hazardous material holding areas. The first shall consist of two layers of 6 mil plastic covering an area of approximately 10' x 50'. This area shall have a 1' border of dirt so that the plastic will form a spill containment area. The plastic will be covered by 1/4" plywood to prevent punctures. The area will also be surrounded by a 4' wire mesh fence with one (1) gate which is capable of being locked. This area shall be designated Hazardous Materials Holding Area #1 ("HMHA#1"). The second area will be approximately 10' x 75'. It shall have one layer of 6 mil plastic covering the ground. There will be no border, plywood groundcover,or fence. This area shall be designated Hazardous Materials Holding Area #2 ("HMHA#2"). Step No. 4 - Hazardous material handlers shall remove all obvious and suspected materials or items containing hazardous materials from each staked area and place in 12