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® Stantec January 27,2021 Neil Doran Page 2 of 4 Reference: Inadvertent Discovery Protocol for Phase II Environmental Site Assessments at Properties in the City of Stockton,San Joaquin County,California 1. STOP WORK. If any Stantec, USEPA, Stakeholder, Contractor, or other Site personnel or visitor believes that he or she has uncovered any cultural resource at any point in the project, all work within 50-feet of the site of discovery must be immediately halted. The discovery location should not be left unsecured at any time. The discovery area and a surrounding buffer zone shall be delineated with flagged stakes or yellow or orange fencing. These stakes shall not be removed until after the USEPA is contacted and clears the area for future work. The buffer zone established around the discovery area shall be large enough to protect the discovery area from additional disturbance. Ground disturbing activities may continue outside of the buffer at a distance not expected to affect or disturb the resources identified at the initial discovery site, or approximately 100 feet from the discovery area. Work shall not restart at the discovery location(s) until clearance is received from the USEPA. 2. NOTIFY MONITOR. If there is an archaeological monitor for the project, notify that person. If there is a monitoring plan in place, the monitor will follow its provisions. 3. NOTIFY THE USEPA PROJECT MANAGER. The Stantec Project Lead will notify the USEPA Project Officer(PO) in order to evaluate the cultural resources and potential impacts. The USEPA PO will notify the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). The contacts are provided in Table 1 below. Table 1—Initial Notification of Cultural Resource Discovery Organization ContactTelephone/Fax/Email Environmental Protection Agency Kelly Garbach, Brownfields ProjectTelephone: (415)972-3300 Region 9(Pacific Southwest) Officer kelt arbach e a. ov City of Stockton Raquel Chavarria, Project ManagerTelephone: (209)937-8554 rag uel.chava rriaC@stocktonca.clov California Office of Historic Preservation Jeffrey Delsescaux, M.A., RPATelephone: (916)445-7016 (Archaeology Review Unit) Associate State Archaeologist effre .delsescaux parks.ca.gov 1725 23rd Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95816 California Office of Historic Preservation Brendon Greenaway,Associate StateTelephone: (916)445-7036 (Archaeology and Environmental Archaeologist Brendon.greenawaVCcDparks.ca.gov Compliance Unit Agency representatives identified in Table 1 may be changed, and additional contacts can be added at the request of the reviewing and consulting parties. The California Native American Heritage Commission (see contact information in Table 2) can provide a list of Native American tribes who are culturally affiliated with the project area to help facilitate consultation following an inadvertent discovery. Design with community in mind