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Page 2 of 4 <br /> Until then, have a great week. Thanks again for all your help. <br /> P.S. My direct supervisor is Lou Mercado Luis.M._M.erc_a.do@saic_com and my project manager is Mike <br /> Jenkins Michael.E.Jenkins(a)saic.com <br /> Laura E. Sanchez <br /> Geologist <br /> SAIC <br /> 3800 Watt Ave., Suite 210 <br /> Sacramento, Ca 95821 <br /> (916)979-3836 <br /> (916)979-3735 fax <br /> From: MInfurna@sjcehd.com [mailto:MInfurna@sjcehd.com] <br /> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 12:37 PM <br /> To: Sanchez, Laura E. <br /> Subject: RE: Tracy Byron Road Project <br /> well, Ms. Sanchez...as per expected, you did good..Gave me just what I <br /> needed.. <br /> you follow directions well..I'll have to talk to your supervisor...who is that? <br /> (seriously) <br /> As for billing on this site, "TBR-Byron Rd-Corral Hollow", Chevron is the billing <br /> party (Mr. Scot Mansholt) and the account is in good shape. NO MFR is <br /> needed. No check is needed either for me to start/resume work. <br /> As for the maps, there's a slight concern. Back in July 2004..yes 2004, I <br /> reviewed and noted some concerns on SAIC's July 13, 2004 work plan, "Work <br /> Plan and Time Schedule for Additional Soil and Groundwater Investigation"" <br /> signed by Lee Ignatowicz and Todd Del Frate. The maps in this work plan <br /> were dated 7/13/04. Your maps are dated 9/22/04. Obviously, some <br /> changes have been made, but without the 'addendum', I can't say <br /> fersure. July and September's still show some of the borings on PRIVATE <br /> land (map shows "SB-37 thru SB-45"). Signed access agreements will be <br /> needed for those parcels. Only the landowner or legal representative <br /> (lawyer, executor, etc) may sign these types of access docs. I can't issue <br /> permits to parcels without the landowners' approval. <br /> As you know, borings in the City or County right of way require encroachment <br /> permits. <br /> In addition to access agreements and encroachment permits, I'll also need <br /> any new updates/addendums to the work plan if later than the one I <br /> described above. The CVRWQCB work plan approval letter must be at my <br /> office too before I can issue any permits. Needless to say, there's the <br /> $89 per permit application-per parcel fee. (my initial count looks like seven <br /> 5/4/2006 <br />