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Page 10 <br /> Installation of lighting, water lines, or other utilities as needed for site operations; and <br /> Identification and mitigation of unstable geotechnical conditions associated with the removal <br /> of debris. <br /> Environmental Control and Monitoring <br /> Develop an environmental control and monitoring plan. The plan will discuss vapor and <br /> odor suppression, confined space issues, hazardous and flammable atmospheres, air <br /> monitoring for on and off site, and decontamination protocols. In addition, the plan will <br /> address the potential fire issues from pyrolytic oil and have a response strategy to handle <br /> such an issues; <br /> Develop a site specific health and safety plan; <br /> Establish a weather station to record daily conditions; <br /> Develop decontamination and transportation plan; and <br /> Procure the equipment necessary to implement the plan. <br /> Soil Sampling <br /> Develop a site-sampling plan as directed by the project manager. This Plan will address <br /> additional areas of contamination and conformation samples in areas where removal has <br /> been completed; and <br /> Sampling areas of potential contamination as directed by the project manager. <br /> Ground water <br /> Develop a groundwater-monitoring plan. <br /> Construction of additional groundwater monitoring wells <br /> Investigate hydrogeologic conditions and assess groundwater water quality and impacts <br /> from the fire. <br /> 300.2 Unique Site Features <br /> The construction project, as defined by the property line, has no outflows. The site is in the <br /> shape of a large bowl. It appears to be a large depression that has undergone previous <br /> excavations in the past. All of the materials identified for classification are located at sub-grade <br /> elevations when compared to the site entrance and upper rim of the bowl. No water flows off <br /> the site, and that which drains into the low areas rapidly leaches into the soil. See figures 1 & 2. <br /> Prepared: April 12, 2003 <br />