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Environmental Site Assessment Proposal PR89038 A. Levy & J. ?,entner Co. Property May 25, 1989 Stockton , California Page 4 to issue the permit on a priority basis. we have been told that it would normally take three to four weeks to review the application and issue the permit. However, on a priority basis, it would take one to two weeks to obtain the permit. Another time constraint on the Phase II work is the turn-around time for chemical testing which is normally two weeks. However, this period could be reduced to 48 hours or one week for additional charges of 100 percent and 50 percent over the normal charges, respectively. A preliminary report of findings containing the results of the Phase I investigation and whatever data is available from the Phase II investigation would be submitted within two weeks following receipt of your authorization to proceed. A final report containing the results of our Phase I and Phase II investigations would be available within three to five weeks from the date of authorization to proceed, depending on when we receive the drilling permit. Fees Our total charges for this proposed environmental site assessment, based on our Fee Schedule, excluding additional charges for rush chemical analyses, would be $8, 000. A breakdown of the total charges are presented below: Item Amount Phase I Investigation: $2, 500 . 00 Phase II Investigation - Drilling, Sampling & Report: 3 , 450. 00 Chemical Testing - (a) Underground Tank Area: 850. 00 (b) Unpaved Storage Area: 1, 200.00 TOTAL CHARGES: $8 , 000 . 00 If "rush" chemical testing is required in order to minimize the report submittal time, the total fee of $8 , 000 given above would be increased by $2 , 000 for 48-hour Chemical Laboratory turn-around time, or $1 , 000 for one week turn-around time. Enclosed are two copies of our Standard Form Agreement for your review. Please return one signed copy of the agreement as our authorization to proceed. BSI