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k' ■ K L E I N F E L D E R impacts (i.e. delays or costs associated with encountering potential hazardous materials). Because groundwater will reportedly not be encountered during construction, we have deleted the groundwater sampling and analysis tasks included in the July 1999 draft scope of work. We have also reduced the number and depth of exploratory soil borings resulting in the collection and analysis of fewer soil samples. Please note that the intent of this scope of work is to further evaluate the concerns addressed by specific Phase I Environmental Site Assessment recommendations. It is not the intent of this scope of work to identify the extent of contamination or ascertain cleanup costs for the contaminants (if present). Such services may be provided following the completion of this scope of work (if contamination exists), at an additional cost. Also, please note that the recommendations not mentioned in this proposal are either general recommendations or statements for the property, related to offsite properties, or were not requested to be addressed by the client in this document. A proposal can be issued by Kleinfelder to address any additional concerns, upon the request of the client. In accordance with our existing contract, Kleinfelder has selected DBE subcontractors for specialized tasks (i.e., laboratory analysis, drilling contractor) necessary to complete our scope of work. Additionally, the tasks described in this document have been scoped so that each task is fully independent of the others. This will allow for flexibility in scheduling each task, and will provide the client with information from each phase of the project in a timely manner. SCOPE OF SERVICES TASK 1.0—SITE VISITS AND INTERVIEWS (Phase I ESA Recommendation No. 1) During the Phase I ESA, access to the private parcels identified by Key Numbers 41 (Cherokee Truck Lines), 42 (Duraliner/Rainbow Bakery), 43 (Pacific Coast Building Products), 44 (Pepsi Cola), 48 (Shawver Trucking), and 50 (Bar A) was not available. Kleinfelder recommended that follow up site visits and interviews with property owners/occupants be conducted for these private parcels. This scope of work and the attached cost estimate is based on the assumption that the client will provide Kleinfelder with access to these properties in the form of a written right of entry agreement. Additionally, we request that the client provide phone numbers and mailing addresses for our use in contacting property owners/occupants for the interview portion of this task. Task 1.1—Site Visits Kleinfelder personnel will conduct a site visit for each of the private parcels identified previously to observe field conditions indicating recognizable environmental conditions in connection with the property which may include for example: • Note obvious location(s) of suspected past and present hazardous substance storage, application, use, and disposal areas. 20-YP8-090/201911,300/2019W025 Page 2 of 1 I Copyright 1999 Kleinfelder, Inc. September 22. 1999