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Task (5) -Interviews: Persons determined to have knowledge of spills, releases, or chemical management.. at a given nonresidential property within the right-of--way will be interviewed. If deemed appropriate, adjacent facilities/residents will also be interviewed for the same purpose. Residential dwellings will not be solicited for interviews unless information becomes available that indicates involvement with hazardous materials or becomes apparent from the site walkover. Task (6) -Site Visits: A detailed site walkover will be conducted by URSG employee. The individuals will have OSHA 40-hour training in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.120 in addition to actual site assessment experience. The site walkover will cover only suspect properties recommended for Phase I investigation. Notes of the walkover will be recorded on field maps carried by each, individual. The field group will use an HNU-101 volatile organic compound detector and a TIF 8800 explosive gas detector for the walkover. If encountered, areas such as spills or suspect contamination sites may be hand augured to a maximum depth of 1.5 ft and field screened with the instruments. Readings and locations will be recorded on the maps. Samples will not be taken for laboratory analysis as part of the Phase I program. In addition, photographs will be taken in the field to document conditions. Task (7) - Phase I Report: At the conclusion of tasks 1 - 6, provide a comprehensive written report documenting the findings and conclusions of the Phase I site investigation. The report will address the study methodology, past and present land uses and their relationship to possible contaminants within the right-of--way, and a comprehensive listing of potentially contaminated sites that may require Phase II investigations. As noted under Assumptions, Phase II ESA is not considered required for this project therefore, it is assumed it will not be necessary to prepare a Phase II SAP. D. Stage II. Feasible Alternatives Engineering; Three optional tasks are proposed under this Scope item: 1) Interim Congestion Management System evaluation, 6) Noise Analysis, and 8) Conceptual Relocation Assistance Program. (6) Noise Analysis: In the event that ODOT decides not to perform a noise analysis on behalf of the Mayfield Village, URSG shall conduct a noise analysis pursuant to ODOT and FHWA guidelines for conducting noise analyses. It is anticipated that where specified exceedances of desirable noise levels are identified, that mitigation measures will be preliminarily investigation including noise barrier walls. A maximum of 18 locations shall be evaluated/modeled for existing and future build and no-build noise levels. Noise impacts on platted but not constructed subdivisions will also be investigated. Four (4) copies of the draft report shall be submitted to the Mayfield Village for forwarding to ODOT for review. In response to revisions provided by ODOT, a final noise analysis report shall be prepared and resubmitted for final approval. A total of four (4) copies of the final noise analysis shall be provided to Mayfield Village. (8) Conceptual RAP: In the event that a RAP is required and ODOT decides not to perform a Conceptual RAP, URSG shall prepare the Conceptual RAP. The RAP shall be submitted to Mayfield Village for submittal to ODOT for approval. E. Environmental Assessment of Feasible Alternatives .(EAFAI: An environmental assessment of feasible alternatives will be prepared which incorporates the findings of previously approved reports and incorporates additional information developed in Stage I and [I. Figures shall be developed from Q:1BD150306Q1II4T-VIEWIWKORD4TO.WPD 6 URS Greiner