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that two (2) perennial streams may exist within the project azea. Also, review of the project <br />azea indicates few if any wetlands exist within the project azea although a screening and <br />wetland determination will be completed. Per ODOT requirements, all wetlands located <br />within 200 feet of the probable project limits although wetland determinations will be <br />completed for only suspect wetlands located within 100 feet of the project limits. Terrestrial <br />resources shall also be documented in the report. A total of five (5) copies of the draft <br />ecological. report shall be provided to Mayfield Village for forwarding to ODOT. Upon <br />acceptance, an additional ten (10) copies shall be provided. <br />Flood Hazard & Sole Source Aquifer Screening: URSG shall prepare a sole source <br />aquifer screening evaluation for submittal to Mayfield Village after completion of the <br />development of the feasible alternative by the Mayfield Village's engineer. The Mayfield <br />Village shall submit the screening evaluation to ODOT for coordination with the U.S. <br />Environmental Protection Agency. The results of the coordination shall be incorporated into <br />the environmental assessment of feasible alternatives. <br />Land Use: A review will be made to update the status of proposed development (planned <br />and platted) along the corridor. Otherwise no additional information will be collected on <br />land use. <br />Social and Economic: A summary will be prepared documenting existing social and <br />economic conditions. Social and economic impacts will be abstracted in the EAFA and will <br />be based on available census data. <br />_ Hazardous Materials: All properties identified in conjunction with the proposed project <br />will be screened for possible involvement with hazazdous waste. This will include properties <br />that are adjacent to the proposed construction and properties that aze slated for easements <br />and/or acquisitions. <br />Worker Safety is the main consideration in hazazdous waste involvement, particularly in <br />azeas of "in right of way" construction. In "non-right of way" construction areas, hazardous <br />waste liability and worker safety issues are the primary considerations. <br />B. Hazardous Materials Screening: A screening will be completed to assess if any suspect pazcels <br />exists where there exists a potential to encounter hazazdous materials. Properties not suspected of <br />having potential contamination will be eliminated from further evaluation in Phase I. The following <br />specific task will be completed in completing the hazazdous materials screening. <br />Task (1) -Parcel Identification: Sanborn, Hopkins or equivalent historic maps and/or <br />aerial photographs will be reviewed for information detailing past industrial and commercial <br />users of the properties within the project location. Available maps/aerial photographs will <br />be reviewed to determine land use or industrial to residential changes and to identify suspect <br />locations. <br />Task (2) -Regulatory Records Review: US and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency <br />(EPA) files will be requested for any properties that aze deemed to be suspect with regards <br />to contamination. Properties will be deemed suspect based on information uncovered in any <br />of the other tasks described in this proposal. In addition, EPA lists will be reviewed to <br />determine the relative proximity of any spills, landfills, uncontrolled sites, RCRA sites, and <br />Superfund sites within .5 miles of alignments. The source of the data shall be a commercial <br />hazardous materials data base. The results of the data search will be presented on base <br />Q:~BD~50306Q1QVI'-VIEWIWKORD4TO.WPD 4 URS Grein®r <br />