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Michael Leacox Page 4 of 11 Chemcial Disposal Pit Characterization, UC Davis Landfill, Davis, California — Project included the development of plans to identify and characterize chemical disposal pits with unknown laboratory chemicals generated by the research laboratories. Concerns included potential exposures during chemical and site characterization activities, nearby workers, and the public. Project included implementation of an aggressive health and safety plan that required evaluation for offsite migration of chemicals and dust, potential for implementing Level A protection and evacuation plans. Pole Treating Facility, National Park Service, Susanville, California - Project consultant at a former telephone pole treating facility. Project included facility characterization, preparation of work plans, telephone development, implementing regulatory negotiations, and public relations for former telephone pole treating facility. Diesel fuel, pentachlorophenol (PCP), and dioxins are present in both soil and groundwater at the site. Multidisciplinary project, Food Processor facilities, California - Program manager for major food processor in California. Projects have included waste disposal investigations, asbestos and lead paint evaluations, CEQA permitting of wastewater to land disposal, underground storage tank investigations and closure, groundwater investigation associated with former wastewater disposal practices, and design and construction of wastewater management systems. Responsibilities included maintaining task schedules and budgets, quality control, and customer satisfaction. Railyard remedial investigation, Santa Ana, California - Managed and conducted Phase I, Phase II and site characterization site assessments to evaluate the potential impact to soil and groundwater from past operations at a major railroad facility. Phase II investigation included installation of groundwater monitoring wells and soil borings to evaluate areas of concern identified in the Phase I survey. Railyard investigation, Sacramento, California - Managed investigation to evaluate the lateral and vertical extent of impacted soil and groundwater associated with a previous oil recycling and railroad facility. Investigation included the installation of groundwater monitoring wells and soil borings, and evaluating analytical data. Dry cleaner solvent investigation, Turlock, California — Project Manager for characterization services to the City of Turlock in Stanislaus County to support the preparation of a comprehensive Groundwater Management Plan (GMP) to comply with a 1994 agreement with the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region and the California Department of Toxic Substances Control. The GMP provides an overall tool for the protection of municipal wells and the management of groundwater contaminated by PCE in Turlock. Project include the negotiation of a scope of work with the RWQCB on behalf of the City of Turlock to initiate an enhanced biodegradation remediation pilot study at the Site to remove hot-spots of PCE in groundwater as part of the GMP. This plan was initiated in early 2000 and NCE Staff is currently scoped to implement the.final elements of the pilot study. Solvent migration investigation/groundwater clean up, City of West Sacramento, California - Implemented field investigation to evaluate the lateral and vertical extent of percholorethene released from a former underground storage tank. Investigation challenges included the presence of a multi-layered alluvial aquifer, daily tidal influenced groundwater levels, and seasonal river stage changes that cause the groundwater to change flow directions. Project also included the preparation of a report of waste discharge to allow the installation and operation of an enhanced biodegradation