Initial Site Assessment Sample Clauses

Initial Site Assessment. The following summarizes the hazardous waste evaluation conducted during the ISA. The complete ISA is included in Attachment D. AERIALLY DEPOSITED LEAD An ADL soil investigation was performed by Geocon on April 15, 2019. 90 soil samples were advanced to a depth of 3 feet. Samples were collected at depth intervals from 0 to 1 foot, 1 to 2 feet, and 2 to 3 feet. Analytical results indicated that soil excavated from 0 to 3 feet would be considered non-hazardous. The 95% upper confidence level (UCL) for all excavation scenarios indicate that the soil can be reused or relinquished without restriction. ASBESTOS AND LEAD-CONTAINING PAINT SURVEY An asbestos survey was completed on the SR 99/SR 119 separation and several box culverts. Lead based paint was also analyzed from the SR 99 / SR 119 separation. Asbestos and Lead Containing Paint (LCP) may be present in existing structures present on parcels within the project study area planned for acquisition. San Xxxxxxx Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) regulations require that an asbestos survey be conducted on any building prior to demolition, regardless of the date of construction. Asbestos and LCP surveys are recommended for buildings proposed for demolition as part of the improvement project to satisfy SJVAPCD requirements (asbestos) and demolition waste disposal characterization (asbestos and lead). The results of the ISA identified seven medium risk parcels within the project study area. These parcels may require further evaluation for potential impact to the planned project. The parcels are listed in the table below: Parcel Acquisitions: • APN 000-000-00: Valero Gas Station - This parcel is within the project footprint. There are active Underground Fuel Storage Tanks (USTs) at the site. There are no reported leaks. There is, however, potential concerns of impacts to subsurface from petroleum hydrocarbons associated with USTs. • APN 000-000-00: American Smog & Oil Change - This parcel is currently within the project footprint. Existing USTs were removed from this site in 1999, as per the Leaking Underground Storage Tanks Geotracker database. There are no remedial actions required. There is, however, potential concerns of impacts to subsurface from petroleum hydrocarbons associated with former USTs. • APN 000-000-00: Claw Daddy’s Restaurant - USTs were removed according to Xxxx County Database. There are no remedial actions required. There is, however, potential concerns of impacts to subsurface fro...
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Initial Site Assessment. Construction services will be defined in the final design phase of the project development process and will be added as an addendum CAInc will prepare an Initial Site Assessment (ISA) to evaluate the project site and adjacent properties for evidence of recognized environmental conditions (RECs) and/or potential RECs that may significantly impact the project. The ISA will be prepared in accordance with the procedures set forth in Caltrans’ Standard Environmental Reference, Chapter 10. The ISA will include: • Review and discuss the project with the County of Mendocino and the design team. • Review available project documents and reports, including existing ISA/ESA reports for nearby projects, APN parcel maps, site geology and ground water data. We will review this information for evidence of suspected or known contamination/hazardous materials issues (such as pesticide usage, industrial parks, orchards, etc). • Conduct a limited site reconnaissance to observe current land use and indications of potential contamination at the site, and to view publicly accessible portions of the adjacent properties. • Review owner representative provided information, if available, regarding past and present operations conducted on the property to assess the potential for RECs. • Review historical aerial photographs, topographic maps, and soil maps of the site and surrounding properties for indications of site use and potential sources of contamination. • Perform federal, state, and city records review for indications of the use, misuse, or storage of hazardous and/or potentially hazardous materials on or near the site. The federal, state, and city database search will be provided by a professional record check service. • Conduct asbestos testing within the bridge concrete and lead testing of the bridge paint (if applicable). CAInc will collect one to two concrete samples from exposed portions of the bridge and submit one sample for laboratory analysis of asbestos (CARB 453). If applicable, we will sample the bridge paint at one location and submit for lead testing. Bridge materials will be obtained with hand tools. • Based on the results of the database search, site review, land use and existing assessments, CAInc will determine the risk of potential hazardous materials within and adjacent to the project area. • Prepare a report summarizing the findings of our review, site reconnaissance, property owner interviews, historical photograph evaluation, and regulatory records revi...
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Initial Site Assessment. Yeh (Geotechnical Subconsultant) will subcontract the ISA for hazardous materials to Padre Associates. The ISA scope includes the following:
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Initial Site Assessment. (ISA) CONSULTANT shall obtain record documentation to assess potential hazardous materials sites. The ISA shall identify additional investigations to be performed during the PS&E phase.
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