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13 LKMEA,',) the determination of the extent of diesel contamination. This work was conducted under the San Diego County DEH Voluntary Assistance Program (VAP) and resulted in successful case closure. County of San Diego Department of Public Works — Inactive Landfill Management Office, San Diego, CA Responsible for managing and coordinating all field activities, regulatory agency negotiations, work plan document preparation and reporting for assessment and mitigation of burn ash sites formerly operated and owned by the County DPW. Imperial Irrigation District— Energy Division, El Centro and Niland, CA Project Manager for IID El Centro and Niland Generating Stations Repower Project involving site characterization and evaluation of the nature and extend of soil and groundwater contamination with petroleum hydrocarbons and PCBs. The project included fast track preparation of scope and cost estimates, coordination and implementation of field sampling and analytical laboratory testing, data analysis, preparation of technical reports, presentation of findings, conclusions and development of a feasible mitigation plan for removal of impacted soil and groundwater to meet IIDs accelerated construction schedule. Veterans Administration Medical Center, Emergency Response and Cleanup of Copper -Contaminated Pond Sludge Released to Stormwater Conveyance System and Santa Ana River Channel, Loma Linda, CA Project manager responsible for designing the scope of work, budget estimate and day-to-day interactions with the client and regulatory and public agencies on this emergency response cleanup and mitigation project. Unauthorized release of chemicals containing copper sulfate used as algaecide in decorative ponds surrounding the medical facility prompted extensive cleanup and mitigation of affected storm drain channels and sensitive wetlands and habitat downstream of the facility. The cleanup was overseen by several regulatory agencies including the San Bernardino County Fire Department Hazardous Materials Management Division, Regional Water Quality Control Board — Santa Ana Region, U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service, and the California State Department of Fish and Game. Target concentration for cleanup of residual copper in sediments was successfully negotiated with the regulatory agencies involved. Cleanup efforts were governed by a combination of background copper in the area as established through a statistical evaluation of copper distribution obtained from existing literature and a systematic background sampling effort and ecological risk screening. Following completion of a 2-year quarterly monitoring of surface water and sediments, a case closure letter was issued by the lead agency in June 2005. San Dieguito Unified High School District, Preliminary Environmental Assessment (PEA) at La Costa Valley Site, Carlsbad, CA Project Manager in charge of scoping, costing and implementing the various phases of a PEA for the SDUHSD as part of its proposed plans for development of a vacant land parcel into a multipurpose recreational facility including athletic fields and gymnasium. The project included initial scope design and negotiations with the Department of Toxic Substances (DTSC) and execution of field programs consisting of surface and subsurface soil sampling and analytical laboratory evaluations for development of a conceptual site model and evaluation of potential human health and ecological risks associated with arsenic and pesticides in soil due to the historical site use for row crop farming and agriculture. County of San Diego Solid Waste Division, San Ysidro Inactive Landfill/Burn Ash Site, Environmental Site AssessmenVCharacterization Study, San Diego County, CA Project managerfor environmental assessment and characterization of a 9-acre inactive landfill and burn ash site proposed for redevelopment into commercial and residential land use. Poway Unified School District, Preliminary Environmental Assessment (PEA) of Proposed School Sites 6 and 7, Poway, CA Project manager directly responsible for all budgeting, project coordination, scheduling, client communications, and liaison for scope negotiations on behalf of the school district with the Department of Toxics Substances Control. Directed all efforts for preparation of the planning documents and field data acquisition, data evaluation, risk screening and final report preparation. The PEA was conducted under an Environmental Oversight Agreement (EOA) and successfully received DTSC's concurrence for case closure after a 30-day public review and participation process. Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business