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Attachment C <br /> AGREEMENT FOR LEGAL SERVICES <br /> PREAMBLE <br /> Parties to the Agreement <br /> THIS AGREEMENT (hereafter"Agreement), is entered into on the date last executed by <br /> the parties hereto. The parties to this Agreement are the City of Champaign, Illinois, a <br /> municipal corporation (hereafter"City"), and attorneys Albert Ettinger and Hasselberg, Williams, <br /> Grebe, Snodgrass & Birdsall, by David L. Wentworth II (hereafter"Service Providers"). Albert <br /> Ettinger is a sole practitioner whose office is located in Chicago, Illinois. David L. Wentworth II <br /> is a partner with the law firm of Hasselberg, Williams, Grebe, Snodgrass & Birdsall, located in <br /> Peoria, Illinois. <br /> Subject Matter of Legal Services to be Provided <br /> This Agreement concerns the scope of legal service that the Service Providers will <br /> provide to the City to investigate and provide legal opinions regarding the following: <br /> 1. The legal merits of a pending application (hereafter"pending application"), submitted by <br /> Clinton Landfill, Incorporated, an Illinois corporation, (hereafter"Clinton Landfill, Inc.") to <br /> the United States Environmental Protection Agency, (hereafter"U.S. EPA"), for approval <br /> of a chemical waste landfill (hereafter"proposed chemical waste landfill") for the <br /> disposal of polychlorinated biphenyls, (hereafter"PCBs"), issued pursuant to 40 CFR <br /> 761.75, to be located on the property that is the site of Clinton Landfill Incorporated's <br /> current municipal waste landfill (hereafter"current landfill") in De Witt County, Illinois; <br /> 2. The legal merits or validity of permission or approval previously granted by the Illinois <br /> Environmental Protection Agency (hereafter TEPA) of the proposed chemical waste <br /> landfill. <br /> 3. The extent to which any disposal of substances containing benzene or other aromatic <br /> compounds, or other hazardous or otherwise toxic wastes generated by industrial uses <br /> or environmental remediation efforts at other locations, are currently authorized by any <br />