25C - AGMT - RIGHT-OF-WAY DEMO SURVEY AND ENVIR ASMT SRVS

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City of Santa Ana owner and/or occupants and their phone numbers and other contact information, and confirm the project schedule and deliverable date with the client. Unless otherwise specified, the Phase I ESA report is typically completed in approximately two to three weeks following notification to proceed. The following is the scope of services developed to meet the objectives of an AA1 ESA. Task 1. Site and Site Vicinity Reconnaissance and Interviews A site and site vicinity reconnaissance will be conducted by a staff professional with site reconnaissance experience under the direction of the Project Director and Project Manager. The purpose of the reconnaissance will be to observe and document existing site and site vicinity conditions. In particular, SCS personnel will note evidence of present or past land uses that may have involved the storage, use, or disposal of hazardous materials or wastes. SCS personnel will note the obvious presence of indicators of hazardous materials/wastes at the site and the immediate site vicinity that could impact the site, such as: • Aboveground and underground storage tanks. • Hazardous materials/wastes. • Active and inactive landfills. • Fuel dispensers. • Chemicals and raw materials. • Transformers and other sources of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). • Pits, sumps, dry wells, and catch basins. • Drums. • Large areas of staining or discolored soil or concrete. • Stressed or dead vegetation. Readily available personnel (past and present owners, operators, and occupants of the site) will be interviewed to gather information regarding the potential for contamination. An Environmental Questionnaire and Disclosure Statement will be submitted to the available personnel, and information from the questionnaire will be included in the report of findings. Color photographs will be taken to document site and site vicinity conditions. Task 2. Regulatory Agency Record Review Readily available regulatory agency records will be reviewed to assess the possible impacts to the site from on- and off-site sources of hazardous materials. These records are from the Santa Ana RWQCB, California Integrated Waste Management Board, Santa Ana Fire Department, Orange County Health Care Agency, Cal-EPA, and US EPA. We will contract with an outside vendor to provide us with a regulatory database report (Database Report) covering the site and surrounding area. 15 25C-122