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Himanshu Mehta, P.E. Geosyntec"' 7 May 2008 consultants Page 8 • any historical aerial photographs. As a specific follow-up to the above discussion on AAI -required client responsibilities, Geosyntec also requests the client provide information as follows: • details on any environmental liens filed or recorded against the site; • details on activity restrictions and/or land -use restrictions which exist for the site; • specialized knowledge or experience of the client regarding the site or nearby sites which would be relevant to the performance of the Phase I ESA work; • knowledge of whether or not the purchase or lease price of the site reasonably reflects fair market value (assuming the site is uncontaminated); • commonly known or reasonably ascertainable information on the site that would assist Geosyntec in its performance of the Phase I ESA work; and • information known to the client regarding the degree of obviousness of the presence or likely presence of contamination at the site. Available documentation and information (as presented above) that Geosyntec is to consider for the Phase I ESA work should be provided so Geosyntec can review it prior to completion of the site visit. Geosyntec assumes that copies of the available documentation will be provided directly to Geosyntec and that Geosyntec will not be required to incur costs for reproducing such documentation. Please note that if a boundary survey of the site is not provided at the start of the project, Geosyntec will attempt to use whatever site location information the client provides Geosyntec to locate the site; however, as a result, Geosyntec may be unable to accurately locate all portions of the site for evaluation in the Phase I ESA work. Phase I ESA Task B: Records Review Geosyntec will perform a review of environmental databases for the area in the vicinity of the site pursuant to the ASTM E1527-05 Standard (ASTM specifies specific search radii associated with the environmental database). Accordingly, for this task, we will evaluate the presence of on and offsite environmental database concerns recommended for review by Section 8.2.1 of the ASTM E1527-05 Standard. We will attempt to perform the database search starting from the property line of the site as indicated in the information you provide (otherwise, if property line information is insufficient we place the center of our search area in the approximate center of the XR08051 R/CCR08045R.DOC engineers I scientists I innovators