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October 16, 1995 UEC Document No.: R-1669510A UEC Job No.: 165040-9510C 2.0 WORK PLAN An asbestos abatement contractor licensed by The State of California will perform all cleanup activities involving the non-indigenous asbestos containing soil identified to exist at the subject site; the soil slated for removal from the site is presently covered with 6 mil polyethylene sheeting and is demarcated with asbestos danger tape and barricade posts. The purpose of Section 2.0, '"Work Plan", is to provide an outline of the general proceedings expected to take place during cleanup activities. However, subject to the conditions that (1) air quality is not overtly, adversely impacted and (2) worker exposure to asbestos remains below the established Permissible Exposure Limit(PEL), it is foreseen that the licensed asbestos abatement contractor will have some degree of latitude when implementing the work plan specified in Sections 2.1 through 2.4. On the other hand, note that the air and soil monitoring scheme, and consequently the air and soil final clearance criteria, as outlined in Sections 3.0 and 4.0 of this document, will be strictly adhered to, under the direction of a UEC, DOSH Certified Asbestos Consultant. 2.1 Work Area Description The subject site is located along the south side of Mariposa Road, approximately 1 mile east of Highway 99, in Stockton, California. The parcels are nearly flat and level and the depth to ground water is approximately 95 feet below grade. Three (3) areas have been identified to consist of asbestos containing soil;the impacted soil was dumped on the property on July 27, 1995. As previously noted, the impacted areas are currently covered with 6 mil polyethylene sheeting and are demarcated with asbestos danger tape and barricade posts (see Figure 1 and /or Figure 2); the site is fenced and gated along the perimeter of the property, thereby further discouraging non authorized persons from entering onto the work areas. Cordoned off areas 1, 2, and 3, as labeled in Figure 1,cover approximately 1800 ft2, 4000 ft2, and 400 ft2 of surface area, respectively;the depth of the impacted soil has been estimated by REE to be •-6 to 8 inches. The surface soil in and around each of these areas appears to be crushed asphalt, indicating that much of the parcel near the eastern work areas has been covered with fill prior to the deposition of the asbestos containing soil /material. 3