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Phase I ESA Proposal and Scope of Work CATX Partners,LLC Page 2 of 4 Client's(User's)Responsibilities According to the Standard, it is the end user's responsibility to identify the reason why the user wants to have the Phase I ESA performed; to report to Condor any identified activity and use limitations (AULs) or environmental liens (reasonably ascertainable Title and Judicial records); and to communicate any actual knowledge and/or any commonly known or reasonably ascertainable information of environmental liens or AULs, and any specialized knowledge or experience, in regards to recognized environmental conditions,the user is aware of before the site reconnaissance. Provision of Helpful Documents According to the Standard,the property owner,the key site manager, and/or the user shall make known to Condor if any helpful documents (listed below) are reasonably available (and any other documents applicable/relating to the current and historical environmental and use conditions of the site) for review prior to the site reconnaissance. The following list is not totally inclusive: • Environmental site assessment and compliance audit reports; • Environmental permits(wastewater,hazardous waste disposal,NPDES, etc.); • Registrations for underground and aboveground storage tanks; • Registrations for underground injection systems; • Material safety data sheets; • Community right-to-know plans; • Safety and/or prevention plans; • Hydrogeologic reports; • Driller/well reports; • Notices or correspondence from any governmental agencies in regards to violations of environmental laws or liens; • Hazardous waste generator notices/reports; • Geotechnical studies; • Risk assessments; and • Recorded activity and use limitations. Task 2. Site Reconnaissance A visit to the Site will be made and a current description of the Site, including existing observable structures, roads, potable water supply systems, sewage disposal systems, and uses of the Site will be developed. Observations will be made on the Site, along the periphery of the Site, along the periphery of all structures on the Site, and in all areas common to the Site and adjacent properties, to assess if conditions suggest that hazardous substances are present on, or might migrate to the Site. Consistent with the Standard, the observations made during the Site visits will be limited to visual and/or physical observations in these areas where practical and/or unobstructed. Obvious terrain characteristics of concern, such as areas of distressed vegetation, ground stains, landfills, and depressions will also be identified. If accessible, the interior of any structures on the Site will also be inspected. Observations of the properties located immediately adjacent to the Site will be made from the Site and from public right- of-ways to assess whether there exists on such properties, potential sources of regulated materials that could lead to adverse environmental impacts to the Site. Upon request by the Client, Condor will orally report specific areas of environmental concern where testing and/or subsurface investigations are required or recommended. �i� CONDOR