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2. METHODOLOGY I SCOPE OF WORK the results of the record search; (2) the results of the background research and documentation; (3) an inventory of known resources; (4) an analysis of potential impacts to the prehistoric, historic, and paleontological resources within the project, and (5) recommendations for further study or a field survey, is needed. It is Discovery Works' understanding that the 17-acre property in Santa Ana contains several standing structures that are not SOyears and older. Therefore, this scope of work does not include an historical structure study for the project. If such a study is needed. Discovery Works would provide a separate scope and budget. Discovery Works anticipates that project coordination will be conducted by telephone, mail, or e-mail. Time for project meetings, if reQuested, is not included in our cost estimate; if client meetings are reQuested, then time will be charged at $95 per hour, in addition to this budget. Geology and Soils To assess the geotechnical impacts of the proposed project. The Planning Center will review available geotechnical information, including the geotechnical report to be provided by the applicant. We will review the geotechnical study to determine if any new significant impacts would be associated with the proposed project. After review, the results, findings, and recommendations will be incorporated into the EIR. This section will define the existing geologic, soils, and groundwater characteristics that occur on -site; identify regional seismic influences; and note and explain the characteristics of any areas containing constraints to site development. We assume that the geotechnical study will adeQuately address geotechnical issues upon which we can develop mitigation measures, if needed. Hazards and Hazardous Materials This section will evaluate existing and past uses and proposed construction and development activities to determine whether the area currently contains materials that are hazardous to human health or the environment, and whether the proposed uses could result in such hazards. Based on the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment to be provided by the applicant, The Planning Center will identify businesses within the area that use and generate hazardous materials, as well as any users that emit hazardous air emissions. Based on the Phase I. The Planning Center will prepare a narrative discussion of the presence/absence and significance of hazardous waste risks and mitigation measures, if needed, that will be included in the EIR. We Environmental Impact Report for the Village Green Mixed Use Residential Community THE PLANNING CENTER I Page 2-9