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N � 3.6 Reporting Upon completion of all field and laboratory work, Upgradient will prepare a written report describing the investigation and presenting the findings. The report will include maps and cross sections to illustrate the subsurface extent of contamination. If the investigation is successful in completely defining the extent of contamination, the report will be in the form of a Problem Assessment Report written according to Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board guidelines and will include analysis and recommendations for various remediation alternatives. If the full extent of the plume cannot be determined during this phase, Upgradient will prepare an addendum to the work plan to continue the assessment. 4.0 SCHEDULE Mr. Peters held a meeting with Upgradient Environmental on September 5 to discuss the timing and scheduling of a number of activities that must be completed at the site. The first step in this process will be for Mr. Peters to make application to the State Underground Tank Cleanup Fund for reimbursembent of the costs of assessing the property. While the State Fund is reviewing his reimbursement application, Mr. Peters plans to remove the UST's from the property. Depending on the time required by PHS/EHD to review the Tank Closure application, it may be possible to remove the tanks before the start of the rainy season in late November/early December. Tank removal could then be coordinated with the fourth quarter groundwater monitoring event. PHS/EHD has set January 30, 1998 as the deadline for submittal of the fourth quarter report. Assuming that this work plan is approved by PHS/EHD, that Mr. Peters receives a Letter of Commitment from the UST Cleanup Fund before the end of 1997, and that Upgradient's cost estimate to perform the proposed scope of work is pre-approved by the Cleanup Fund, drilling could take place at the beginning of 1998. If Mr. Peters is required by the Fund to obtain competitive bids for the work, the investigation would be delayed but could still probably be completed by the end of the first quarter of 1998.