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ARCADIS BBL Mr. Gray <br /> September 1, 2007 <br /> • Newark Substation; 6453 Auto Mall Parkway, Fremont, California(ARCADIS <br /> BBL) <br /> • Bollota Substation; Flood Road, Bellota, California(TPG) <br /> • Gates Substation;Jayne Avenue, Huron, California(TPG) <br /> • Los Banos Substation; Highway 152, Los Banos, California(TPG) <br /> • Midway Substation; Highway 58, Buttonwillow, California (TPG) <br /> • Stockton A Substation; Church Street, Stockton, California(TPG) <br /> • Wilson Substation; Calmyra Road, Merced, California(TPG) <br /> Site Walks and Field Preparatory Activities <br /> Soil boring locations and investigation specifics for each substation will be <br /> determined based on review of documentation provided by PG&E, including <br /> historical and current as-built maps, reports of past investigations, and a site walk. <br /> The investigations are focused on the oil-handling buildings and mineral oil <br /> distribution systems (excluding piping)which were used historically for regular <br /> maintenance and repair of transformers at each substation. Observations made <br /> during substation site walks will be used to establish site logistics and obtain depths <br /> and quantities of soil borings to be drilled at each substation. <br /> All necessary permits and licenses shall be obtained prior to the initiation of <br /> subsurface investigations. Work activities shall comply with all laws, ordinances, <br /> building and construction codes, rules, and regulations applicable to the work. <br /> Prior to initiating soil boring activities, a site-specific Health and Safety Plan(HASP) <br /> will be developed in accordance with state and federal requirements for use during <br /> the proposed field activities. Information provided within the site-specific HASP will <br /> supplement ARCADIS BBL's General Health and Safety Plan for Investigation <br /> Activities at PG&E Electrical Substation Facilities, used at all substations <br /> investigations, in addressing site-specific hazards and emergency procedures <br /> associated with the individual sites. <br /> Page: <br /> 2/5 <br />