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Scope of Services Page 2 Interviews will be conducted with persons who may have knowledge of past and present land use activities on the property and who are readily available for interviews (any special matters of confidentiality must be called to our attention ahead of time). Persons targeted for interviews normally include the property owner(s), significant occupants, and local government officials. Interviews may be conducted in person, by telephone, or through the use of a written questionnaire. Phase II Environmental Site Assessment A limited Phase II Environmental Investigation will be conducted on the subject property • (Rent All only) to evaluate potential impacts to soil and/or ground water beneath site from present and/or past land use activities. PEER proposes the following tasks for the limited Phase II Subsurface Investigation. General For the purposes of this proposal, soil sampling probes will be advanced at four locations within the boundaries of the property. The exact locations will be selected based upon site constraints, such as underground and overhead utilities, access, etc., and the results of the Phase I. The proposed investigation is designed to provide an indication of soil and ground water quality and to evaluate potential impacts at the subject property as a result of the operation of a gasoline station at the subject property. Specific work tasks will include: Sampling Tasks • Clearance of public utilities through gopher-one call. Any information on the location of private utilities will be the responsibility of the property owner. PEER can arrange for private utilities to be cleared by an independent contractor. This would be considered an increase to the stated scope of services and additional charges of approximately $$5-$150 would apply. • Advancement of four 20-feet deep soil probes using a truck mounted, hydraulically driven sampling probe. • Collection of soil samples from each probe location utilizing a shelby-tube sampling device connected to the soil probe. Samples will be collected continuously to the termination depth of the probe.