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. , . 1.2 The Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment shall include a site reconnaissance to observe current site conditions and interviews with knowledgeable parties regarding current and past Property usage in the immediate vicinity of the subject Property. The CLIENT shalt provide free access to all facilities and the names of knowledgeable employees to be interviewed. 1.3 BODINE shall conduct a review of readily available historical data including Sanborn maps and aerial photography to determine historical Iand usage. Readily available is defined by ASTM to mean that access can 6e obtained to the information at little or no chazge within 20 days. 1.4 BODINE does not proposes to perform characterization or measure the extent of contamination, if any, that may be present. If required by the CLIENT, this task would be performed in subsequent phases of this project or as an additional service requested by the CLIENT. 1.5 The environmental site assessment will not be considered an exhaustive examination of the facility to identify all possible environmental liabilities and non-compliance issues with all knowledgeable regulations. A reasonable attempt will be made by BODINE to identify problems in the following environmental areas: - Waste Management. - Asbestos Containing Materials. - Site Pernuts. - Wastewater Discharges. -Potable Water Supplies. - SPCC Requirements. - Materials Storage 8c MSDS`s. - Storm Water Discharges. -Undergraund Storage Tanks. - Hazard Communication Programs. - PCB Containing Equipment. -Previous Uses of the Properties. - SARA Title III Reporting. - Air Pollution Emissions. 1.6 BODINE will prepare a written report which will include findings and conclusions drawn as a result of the environmental site assessment conducted in accordance with this Section. The report shall be for the use of the CLIENT. 1.7 As part of the assessment, the questionna.ire portion concerning environmental liabilities (Section I�of the disclosure document found in the Illinois Responsible Property Transfer Act(IRPTA) (Ill. Rev. Sta. Ch. 30 Paragraph 901 et sec� will be completed. 1.8 An IRPTA review will be conducted on the Property and address the physical setting of the Property, buildings or facilities on the Property, permit and enforcement history of the Property,and identification of potential cont�uninants on or near the Property as they wauld effect the possible real estate transaction of commercial properties in Illinois. Privileged&Confidential: Prepared for the City of Decatur BODINE ENV/RONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.