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Item 15 - On-Call Environmental Review Services for Federally Funded Programs
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RFP #21-017: On-Call Environmental Review Services for the <br />Housing Division <br /> City of Santa Ana Community Development Agency <br /> <br />A-38 <br /> 63675 <br /> <br />properties. Properties under assessment have been located in various counties in California from Sacramento County <br />to San Diego County. Laura has also completed assessments and audits in the states of Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico, <br />and Washington. Laura’s Phase I and II experience includes: <br />• Completed and managed Phase I ESAs on residential and light industrial properties for inclusion in an Environmental <br />Impact Report regarding a master development plan for a private university. <br />• Properties assessed have included parcels as small as temporary construction easements to undeveloped land as <br />large as 3,000 acres. Unique properties that have been assessed by Laura have included a football stadium for a <br />private university in the city of Los Angeles; a research facility and residential complex on an island off the coast of <br />California; an art museum in the city of Pasadena; and a lake in San Bernardino County. <br />• Corridor and area studies for transportation authorities, municipalities and a private university. Laura has assessed <br />over 100 miles of corridors for utility and transportation planning including Metro Rail Red Line, Metropolitan <br />Water District Inland Feeder Project and Reclaimed Water Pipeline, and “Rails to Trails” projects. She has also <br />assessed over 3-miles of a railroad alignment and easements in Orange County, and multiple city blocks occupied <br />by residential and commercial properties and medical facilities/hospitals. Subsequent Phase II activities identified <br />elevated levels of total petroleum hydrocarbons and metals in the soil along the railroad alignment due to historical <br />property uses. Subsequent remedial efforts have included the excavation and disposal of arsenic and lead impacted <br />soil, as well as asbestos debris. <br />• Management experience has included identification and assessment of historical dump areas (including burn-ash), <br />abandoned oil wells, historical agricultural uses, historical underground storage tanks, dry cleaning facilities and <br />industrial uses. In addition to drilling and sampling experience, Laura’s Phase II work has also included the <br />management of geophysical surveys to locate utilities, oil wells and underground storage tanks. Laura’s Phase II <br />experience includes the generation of proposals which comply with DTSC PEA sampling protocols; drilling and <br />sampling soil and groundwater and soil gas surveys using tracer gases. Chemicals of concern that have been <br />assessed include hydrocarbons, solvents and other volatile organic compounds, semi-volatile compounds, metals <br />including hexavalent chromium, PCBs, and asbestos. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />EXHIBIT 2
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