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' 133 kaG Certer P, rknay, Side 1 OC PleaSd".10~'., CN the site. Kleinfelder will not be responsible for damage to utilities or installations ~~tsco-31c; not so located. p~ 92s ~aa.l goo f ~ U25.J&J.583a • Soil and groundwater samples will be obtained using direct-push type sampling kleinfelder.com equipment. • Hollow-stem auger drilling equipment will be used to obtain a groundwater sample from the deeper aquifer if the target depth cannot be achieved using direct-push sampling equipment. • Depth to groundwater at the site is between 20 and 30 feet below ground surface, and therefore our soil borings will not exceed 45 feet in depth, with the exception of the deeper boring. • Depth to the second aquifer is assumed to be 45 to 50 feet below ground surtace, therefore the depth of the deeper soil boring will not exceed 65 feet in depth. • The proposed sample locations will be accessible by the proposed sampling equipment. • The proposed drilling activities can be completed within three days. • Sampling and analysis, other than set forth in this proposal, are not included in the scope of services. Additional sampling and analysis, if required, can be provided for additional fees. • We have assumed that investigation-derived wastes (IDW) will be non- hazardous, and that the client will be responsible for its disposal. Kleinfelder is prepared to facilitate disposal of IDW, but Kleinfelder will not assume any generator responsibility associated with IDW. • One original, one electronic and two hard copies of the final report will be delivered to the City for distribution. Additional hard copies can be provided for a fee of $75 per copy. • Meetings with City personnel or regulatory agencies are not included in the budget estimate, but can be provided on atime-and-materials basis. • Revisions to the reports are not included in the budget estimate, but can be provided on atime-and-materials basis at the City's request, and • The project is subject to prevailing wage laws. The California Prevailing Wage Law requires payment of a local "prevailing wage" to workers on publicly funded projects. This includes projects "paid for in whole or in part out of public funds" and has been expanded to include various types of payments, credits and monetary equivalents provided by the State or public entity. The Prevailing Wage Law extends to geotechnical and environmental engineering consultants, their soils/material testing and building inspection personnel. Services subject to prevailing wage are typically non-professional field services and are 01002PROP / (PLE8P294.doc) / jmk Page 8 of 9 November 11, 2008 Copyright 2008, Kleinfelder