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sb wires and melted tire rubber [pyrolytic oil]. This potentially contaminated soil will be transported to a Class I landfill facility. Trucks will be used as the primary mode of transport. The objective of removing the top 18 to 24 inches of soil is to remove the obvious source material that does not need additional characterization sampling. This material contains the same contaminants as the samples that were collected at the burn areas during the first characterization study [elevated zinc]. After the top 18 to 24 inches of soil has been removed, LFR will conduct confirmation sampling at each of the burn areas to Quantify the concentration of metals and/or pyrolytic oil remaining for further evaluation of potential mitigation. 1.3 Responsible Parties - Regulatory Agencies The Site is jointly regulated by the CIWMB, DTSC, and RWQCB. The CIWMB serves as the responsible agency which is responsible for overall management of the program including on- site supervision and contractual management of the environmental consultant (LFR) and the remediation contractor [Sukut]. The RWQCB provides regulatory oversight for issues related to the groundwater Quality at the Site. Specifically, the RWQCB's role is to ensure the RAO will provide sufficient protection of groundwater at the Site and to decide if National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits are reQuired. The DTSC is the lead agency for providing regulatory oversight related to approving and implementing the RAP as well as making the discretionary decision regarding the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Initial Study. The following personnel are the primary contacts for their respective regulatory agencies or contractor: 1.3.1 CIWMB - Albert Johnson and Todd Thalhamer are Project Managers providing regulatory oversight. Mr. Johnson serves as the primary contact for the environmental consulting firm (LFR) and Mr. Thalhamer serves as the primary contact for the remediation contractor (Sukut). 1.3.2 DTSC — Chris Sherman is providing regulatory guidance and technical review of documents prepared in compliance with the DTSC site remediation process. Heidi Nelson is managing the public participation issues and will serve as the public contact regarding the Site. 1.3.3 RWQCB— Kim Schwab is the primary contact for the RWQCB. She will provide regulatory oversight regarding issues concerning groundwater Quality at the Site. sb Environmental Services,LLC© October,2003 California Integrated Waste Management Board Site Specific Health and Safety Plan Page 4 of 62 Tracy Tire Fire Remediation Project