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Michael Leacox Page 3 of 1 1 Responsibilities included implementation and supervision of remedial investigation under guidance and oversight from the US EPA to assess the site conditions and the extent of volatile organic and inorganic contaminants in soils and groundwater. Implemented quality assurance/control plan, field operating plan, sampling plan, and safety plan. Dock's Area Project Infrastructure & Environmental Assessment, Sacramento, California —Manager for the environmental aspects of the City of Sacramento Docks Project. Project includes an infrastructure assessment, a Phase I/Phase II Environmental Site assessment, and preparation of a human health risk assessment for with DTSC oversight. Project specific needs included review of available data and mapping information, performing a detailed site area reconnaissance, and completing a detailed analysis of existing infrastructure including water, storm drain, sanitary sewer, combined sewer, natural gas, electrical power, telecommunications, fire flow, streets, and easements. The infrastructure assessment is one of the corner stones for development of approximately 50 acres of mostly undeveloped land along the Sacramento Riverfront. Project also included the review of environmental site conditions of existing contaminated sites within the project footprint, assistance to the City and the City's planning consultant on the overall project design as it relates to the presence of the contaminated sites, regulatory support with California Department of Toxic Substance Control, and support to the City during procurement of the properties with the project. Currently managing the NCE lead civil design efforts on the planned riverfront promenade that will connect Old Sacramento to Miller Park. TPCA pond/solvent migration investigation, Tracy, California - Managed investigation to evaluate lateral and vertical extent of impacted groundwater and soil associated with a TPCA pond at a major railroad facility. Investigation also included an evaluation of the lateral and vertical extent of an approximately 1-mile-long solvent- impacted groundwater plume. Investigative techniques included the use of Hydropunch, soil gas surveys, and the installation of simple and multiple-cased monitoring wells. Site assessment, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico - Performed preliminary assessment at Sandia National Laboratories (SNLA) to establish SNLA's compliance with RCRA regulations and to identify solid waste management units at the site. Upon identification, the SWMUs were assessed for their potential to release hazardous materials to the environment, and, where releases were identified, corrective actions were recommended. Concerns included facilities with unknown contaminants that may include military related chemicals, explosives and propellants. Facility Characterization, Fort Ord, California — Project manager and project consultant at the former military installation for three sites that included an abandoned landfill, a chemical handling facility and munitions training area. Concerns included unknown chemicals as well as the potential for unexploded ordinance and biohazards. Regulatory oversight was with the RWQCB and DTSC. Site Evaluation and Soil and groundwater investigation, Sacramento County, California - Managed investigation to evaluate and define the lateral and vertical extent of impact soil and groundwater at an aerial applicator facility. Project include identification of and understanding of the complex arena agricultural chemicals that included dicofol, DDT, DDE, toxaphene, organophosphate, organochlorine and other herbicides and pesticides. Project ultimately resulted in the implementation of a remediation plan that included incineration of the soils.