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Exhibit A <br /> Multi-Modal Station/Shopping Center Phase II ESA <br /> Page 4 <br /> Miner Avenue. One boring will be completed to 12 feet bgs at 201 N. Grant Street. One boring <br /> will be completed to approximately 75 feet bgs at 701 E. Channel Street. Groundwater and soil <br /> samples will be collected to help assess the potential contamination at the properties. Soil <br /> samples will be collected from 4, 8, and 12 feet bgs at each boring. The three boreholes <br /> completed to approximately 75 feet bgs will be left open during the day to collect depth-to- <br /> groundwater measurements once the groundwater has stabilized. <br /> The three soil samples collected from each boring will be composited and analyzed for VOCs by <br /> EPA Method 8260. Apparent contamination will introduce the need for additional borings <br /> estimated at 20% of the original number. Contamination noted in the laboratory results for the <br /> composite samples will require discrete soil sample analysis, estimated at approximately 20% of <br /> the borings. The discrete soil samples will be analyzed for VOCs by EPA Method 8260, semi- <br /> VOCs by EPA Method 8270, and total petroleum hydrocarbons by EPA Method 8015M. In <br /> addition, each of the discrete soil samples taken from a depth of four feet will be analyzed for <br /> LUFT-5 metals by EPA Method 6010B. Groundwater samples will be analyzed for VOCs by <br /> EPA Method 8260. Visually apparent contamination will introduce the need for additional <br /> borings estimated at 10% of the original number of borings to approximately 75 feet bgs. <br /> Analyses will be conducted at an off-site laboratory. <br /> Subtask 2 — Block 2 Borings <br /> Seventeen Geoprobe soil borings will be completed on the site designated Block 2. Five borings <br /> will be completed to 12 feet bgs at 808 E. Miner Avenue. Two borings completed to 12 feet bgs <br /> and one completed to approximately 75 feet bgs will be installed at 822 E. Miner Avenue. Five <br /> borings completed to 12 feet bgs will be installed at 210 N. Grant Street. One boring completed <br /> to 12 feet bgs will be installed at each of the following sites: 830 E.Miner Avenue, 840 E. Miner <br /> Avenue, 848 E. Miner Avenue, and 227 N. Aurora Street. Groundwater and soil samples will be <br /> collected to help assess the potential contamination at the properties. Soil samples will be <br /> collected from 4, 8, and 12 feet bgs at each boring. The three boreholes completed to <br /> approximately 75 feet bgs will be left open during the day to collect depth-to-groundwater <br /> measurements once the groundwater has stabilized. <br /> The three soil samples collected from each boring will be composited and analyzed for VOCs by <br /> EPA Method 8260. Apparent contamination will introduce the need for additional borings <br /> estimated at 20% of the original number. Contamination noted in the laboratory results will <br /> require discrete soil sample analysis at approximately 20% of the borings. The discrete soil <br /> samples will be analyzed for VOCs by EPA Method 8260, semi-VOCs by EPA Method 8270, <br /> and total petroleum hydrocarbons by EPA Method 8015M. In addition, each of the discrete soil <br /> samples taken from a depth of four feet bgs will be analyzed for LUFT-5 metals by EPA Method <br /> 6010B. Groundwater samples will be analyzed for VOCs by EPA Method 8260 (on-site mobile <br /> laboratory). Visually apparent contamination will introduce the need for additional borings <br /> estimated at 10% of the original number of borings to approximately 75 feet bgs. Analyses will <br /> be conducted at an off-site laboratory. <br /> Subtask 3 — Block 3 Borings <br /> Six soil borings will be completed on the site designated Block 3. Two borings completed to 12 <br /> feet bgs and two to approximately 75 feet bgs will be installed at 930 E. Miner Avenue. One <br /> boring completed to 12 feet bgs will be installed at both 920 E. Miner Avenue and 911 E. <br /> Channel Street. Groundwater and soil samples will be collected to help assess the potential <br />