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Himanshu Mehta, P.E. 7 May 2008 Page 5 Task Assumptions: Geosyntec consultants • Costs are included for the disposal of one drum of IRC SWDD's non -hazardous petroleum sludge, additional budget will be required if the material requires disposal as hazardous waste. IRC SWDD will be required to execute waste disposal manifests. • No costs are included for any tipping fees associated with the AST disposal. • No costs are included for the removal/demolition of the concrete secondary containment system and/or concrete tank support pedestals. Based upon discussions with IRC personnel, it was decided that these structures would be left in place. • The AST is assumed to be empty, additional budget may be required if a vacuum truck is required to remove fuel from the AST. Task 5 — Landfill AST Closure Report A Tank System Closure Assessment Report will be prepared in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 62-761, FAC to document the closure of the 10,000 gallon steel AST. The draft report will be provided to IRC personnel for review and approval. Upon IRC approval, up to six copies of the final Tank Closure Assessment Report will be signed/sealed by the Florida licensed Professional Engineer in responsible charge of the project. The Report will be submitted to IRC SWDD, IRC Department of Health, and Brevard County Natural Resources Protection Division (administers petroleum storage tank systems in IRC). Task 6 — Phase I ESA for 5 to 10 Acre Parcel West of Gifford Convenience Center We understand that IRC is interested in performing a Phase I ESA for the subject sites to help identify potential environmental liabilities. This proposal presents the scope of work, schedule, and cost estimate for performing the Phase I ESA. Scope of Services — Phase I ESA In November 2006 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued regulations establishing new standards for the conduct of "all appropriate inquiries" (AAI), as defined under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA). These AAI standards codify for the first time, specific tasks and approaches for conducting environmental due diligence (i.e., AAI or Phase I ESAs) in order to establish the "innocent landowner defense", "bona fide prospective purchase liability protection", and "contiguous XR08051 R/CCR08045 R. DOC engineers I scientists I innovators