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Official Document Type
Work Order
Approved Date
08/12/2008
Control Number
2008-248
Agenda Item Number
15.B.3
Entity Name
Geosyntec Inc.
Subject
Work Order No.15 fuel tank relocation
Area
DOT Facility to landfill
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Himanshu Mehta, P . E . Geosyntec "' <br /> 7 May 2008 consultants <br /> Page 6 <br /> property owner liability protection" ( see CERCLA sections 101 (35 ) , 107 (b)( 3 ) , 101 (40) , 107(r) , <br /> and 107(q)) . <br /> The regulatory citation for the Federal AAI standard is Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations , <br /> Part 312 (40 CFR 312 ) . In late 2005 , the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) <br /> updated its prior standard for Phase I ESAs , now E1527 -05 , Standard Practice for Environmental <br /> Site Assessments : Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process . The AAI/ASTM standard <br /> differs from the prior (2000) ASTM Standard E1527-00 by "raising the bar" in terms of the level <br /> of effort to complete the Phase I ESA and meet the AAI standard . Specific differences include, <br /> for example, the need to use highly experienced professionals ("environmental professionals" , as <br /> defined under the regulation) to conduct certain aspects of the AAI investigation and the need to <br /> conduct a more specific investigation of historic land uses . <br /> We understand that IRC is interested in having Phase I ESA work performed by Geosyntec to <br /> help identify environmental liabilities associated with the above-referenced site which Geosyntec <br /> would consider to be a Recognized Environmental Condition (REQ as defined by ASTM <br /> E1527-05 . Geosyntec proposes to perform the following Phase I ESA work in general <br /> accordance with specific guidelines contained within ASTM E1527 -05 , as indicated in the <br /> following tasks . The intent of Geosyntec ' s effort is to provide IRC with a Phase I ESA for the <br /> sites which will assist IRC in meeting certain requirements of EPA ' s AAI rule . Please note that, <br /> herein, Geosyntec has developed a scope of services based on its knowledge of the project, which <br /> is finite in nature, to allow the development of the enclosed budget and schedule estimates . In <br /> fact, Geosyntec may find that work outside this scope may be necessary in order to address the <br /> requirements of AAI that apply to the Phase I ESA work effort (we will advise you if this is the <br /> case) . Further, please note that AAI defines certain client responsibilities ; Geosyntec strongly <br /> encourages its Phase I ESA clients to become familiar with the AAI rule in order for them to be <br /> able to understand what must be done by the client (over and above the Phase I ESA) to fully <br /> demonstrate AAI and achieve the full benefit of the above-described "liability protections" . <br /> The following scope will be performed : <br /> Phase I ESA Task A : Initial Interview and Document Acquisition <br /> Prior to visiting the site, Geosyntec will make an initial contact with the Site Owner/Manager <br /> designated by you to preliminarily discuss environmental conditions associated with site. This <br /> interview will focus on learning about environmental features of the site such as known or <br /> suspected environmental contamination, environmental permits , historical site usage, etc . In <br /> XR08051 R/CCR08045 R. DOC <br /> engineers I scientists I innovators <br />
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