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Home My WebLink About2300 JAMBOREE741729- 3 Sao (ONSTRUalON Jack Douglas, Jr. Senior Project Manager 3020 Old Ranch Parkway Suite 250 Seal Beach, CA 90740-2751 (310) 594-5577 Licensek491751 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES t LYNE HETHIRINGTON, REA, CHMM PRINCIPAL. SR. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST 9582 HAMILTON AVENUE, SUITE 361 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92646 PHONE,714.6427062 FAX: 714-642:9101") p( y O� rtr' IA: qt�V 2 NORTHERN R CADER 21KL ND, CA ADER 6 SUITE 201 SUITE OAKLAND, CA 94606 f PHONE:510.532.3305 FAX. 510-437.1249 II 1 It III 1 City of Newport Beach Bulldng Department P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92658.8915 Pemit Counter Phone No. V14) 644-39BW3289 ❑ 1 AM EXEMPT UNDER SEC - . B.AP-C FOR.IHIS REASON i EOF rI •f BUILDING PERMIT WHICHTHISPERMm-kSISSum:MYWO� RS,gCOMPEN54 ON wsuRANGEiCARflIER ANDFWCYNUMB ARE`-.Y.w+ ,�y,% ti t e H� IBC emit Fees cnR�En\ EXTBR> Fiaal Project FaIiatioa POUCYNIIMBFIi MEMO PERMIT FEB ■ / BE/�MRElED'IFTIE PERMITIS fOF ONE HUNDRED DOL- frH6(SIMIO i Y� ::_^ .�T✓..-:'_�--____�__�___ 1NOT rOFTHEWORKMRMICH - Sabfatal NILD119 PEPXIT FEES —I[ACEimIFYTHATINTHE PERFORMANCE THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED., SHALL NOT EMPLOY ANY PERSON IN ANY MANNER SO AS TO BECOME SU6 JECT TO THE WO� COMPENSATION IAWS OF CAIJFORNIA AND AGREE THAT IF SHOULD BECOME SUBJECT TO THE MRKERS' COMPENSATION PROVISIONS OF SECTION OFTHEIABORCODE,ISHALLFOR H%VTHCOMPLYMMTHOSEPROV CALIPORMIA SEISMIC SAFETY FEE > DATE: APPDCAN . OTHER FEE A AccaiatiAg Code WARNM' FAILURE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNIAWFUI- AND ' SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIAINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ONE HUN. DRED.THOUSPNO DOLLARS11Sslwpn W ADDITION TO THECOS OF COMPENSATION. DAM- AGESAS PHOWOED PoRIN ECRON Sae OFTHEUPoRCODE, INnAESr, AND ATTORNEYS FEES ___�_�___________�_�___�____ CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY • TOTAL HLDO HHILDIXB PERMIT FEES NHFJIEB MRMEPERFOR LCOFFERNRYTIMMRMI ISA ISPM MIST UM I�NSEG AGENCY PoR THE PERFORMANCE OFIHE WOPo( FOR WHICH THIS PERMm IS ISSUED - ,ENO RSNA,E I I LFNOERSADDRESS ' I CEflDFY THAT 1 HAVE READ THIS APPLICATXNN AND STATE TFMTTHE ABOVE WFORMA- TIONIRUAMNGTIAGILDING OMPLY WIMA RD + ANDREPRESENTATIVES LAWS RELATING T BUILDING U CON HE ABOON, AND HEREBY OPE RTYTFO REPRESENTATVE - YAUTHO TIVES OF THISCOVNT'I'm ENTER UPON THE ABOVEtAENRONEO PROPERTY FOR WSPECITOV FUR - POSES etc. a , G I PHONE. PHONE: S Pemh No. PROCESSED 6Y. a} ma mp �U - �W NLL •" NG APPROVAL TOISSUE �O IAP _ _ o J 200000 ; Payieits: 392,31 F 489.50 ;Credit erteaded: 0,60 0 ------ ; Total Credits: 391:33 989.50 =- -_---= ; Halaice 707.34 42.00 ; Adjutleats 0.00, 68.11 69.17 010-5003 Halaace die 707.34 o m0 • m 1,099.bT i PAID JUL 2 01995 CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH — 1I A WGERAGHTY A- V& NHLLER, INC. "Environmental Services July 18, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 4 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: L CONSTRUCTION JUL 19 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 4 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exception(s). Attached is the Building 4 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 4; An area of concrete, approximately 150 square feet will be marked with high visibility paint, after the general demolition of the building has taken place above the building slab. During the removal of the building slab, under the supervision of Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services, the area of concrete within the marked areas will be segregated and stockpiled with other asphalt which is to be recycled at the site. The remaining portions of the building slab will be handled as general building debris. 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 CA X 0 41 City of Newport Beach Building 15 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 July 18, 1995 Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. < � xg�� Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: dm� Lyn ethrington 61 Principal 2 Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, M Dan Rogers, FNEDC, Anaheim CA 0:\APROJECITFORDWEWPOR11CA0186.0301AGENCY C1B4SIGN.DOC Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, M Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. 0 r Hygienetics® Environmental 4,gienetics Environmental Senses. Inc. July 17, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 0 Suite 4 Phone: 1714) 955.0201 1920 Ees: Warner Avenue Fax::714) 955-0965 Santa Are. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 4 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #4, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 4 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 6 J W CDR John Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller RQIaj\071795\4313005\B4 ",":' 0 0 Hygienetics(a Environmental Hygienetics Environmental Services. Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax:.714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract No.4313 005 Address: I Ford Road NSWort Beach California Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard Suite 1500 E DearbornMichigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that be has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Building 4 Air Clearance Test Results Sampk ID No. Date Collected Analysis Method Fiber Concentration Vibes/a) Comments 062695777-01 6/26/95 IN70SH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 062695777-02 6/26/95 NICSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 062.695777-03 6/26/95 N10SH 7400 'A" 0.005 Pass 062695777.04 6/26/95 170SH 7400 'A" 0.003 Pass 062695777-05 6/26/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 062695777-06 6/26/95 N105H 7400 4A" 0.004 Pass 062695777-07 6/26/95 'MOSH 7400 "A" 0.003 Pass Background Readinp orStandard: -- EPA Clearance Level of 0010 fIce JPC:Ia1\067135\4313o05\B4 G i "Ao C, y of Newport Beach Budding Department P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92658.8915 BUILDING PERMIT Permit No. ].e &!Mn R.. I.PN Phnnn Na_ 171PL-3255 OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION .IOB INSP AREA: DESCRIPTION OF WORK I HEREBY AFFIRM UNDEWRFPpENALTY OF PERJURY THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE IOSISAND PEMIrt TO BICVNSTRT. ADDRESS: -�— (T-IMf1V1 A!1!'1 mV-tlli ` 6b-J+ i •i PCONTRA ANY GYIYONESS ROFESSIOf6 L00ENS 0. C0UNfY REOUREBA a.TER IMPROVE. DpJOUSH, OA REPAIR ary STRUCTURE PfllOfl TO ffB IssUANCE aS0 REOIIIRESTIEAPPIM+Wf PoRSUCH PERMRTOFREASIGHED STATEMENrTHATHEORSHE YI➢iB� IIWAV! BLOG: OOtL• SURE: _ - _----TypE CONST.:, OF�—D¢V �DOAV 4YAA8A.DG01 BVILUIID IIL NO,OF ISUCETISEOPIIRSUa7TroTHEPRONSKMISOFTHECONTMCTOfis lKFNSE LAW (CClS�4PTEfl OWNE[i: ' CONsmUCIWN. GROUP:•- STORIES i NEW ADDED I NEW SO FT.BLDO. _ s0 FT.GAR, y IXFMPRON NOIARTIONO OvsEGNONTW158YANYAPPDCANT AWRA PADDED ERMRSRTIiESUUB.IECTS pAy it[L plt� YC ADTO�AiW�DAL BBctI�BWPA➢ ADDRESS: THF�IPPDCoxrro ACMLPENALTYOFNOTMORETHa1FNE HUNOREDpOLLMs(5500 I MYEMPLOYEEG WRH wAGEGABTHEIRLIXA 'yGEDam -}*'t�1�CALIIVL-11D� STB ZOO'-�Y PHONE ROOF ��_ USE PARKING UNRS ZONE SPACEs- LI I, AS OANEROFTHEPHOPERII'.OR PENSATKx; WILL DOTFIE WORK AND THE STRUCRIRE IS NOT IMFIiDEU Ofl OFFERED FOR sW'aenTMiOEs —_4OB `4 —OR QIBPITI$'YCY1�}SD13�S�Gff_A _ S�C FRONT REAR LEFT RIGHT DoEs�ioiaPPLV TOsOAT muoF PR�o�PEm oRPlrosTMEA�E-osrEi, Nm EMPLOYEES, CONTRACT Yp ^--PORD-ROTOR'L1BD-DB9EiAPRBRT------------r------`--- ----- ---- WHO OOESSICHWOPKHWSETF off HERSELF pRTHROUGH HIS aA HEfl om PROVIOEDTHATSIICIiIMPflOVEMENBAPENOTINIENDEDOROFFEflEOFOflSAE.IF. HOW- ADDRESS: EVEfl,iHE DUILDING OR IMPROVEMENT IS SOLD WTMIN ONE YEAR OF COMPLETION,THE ONNER-BU6DFA WILL NAVE THE &1RDEN OF PROVING THAT HE OR SHE DID NOT BUILD OR t1t 341�1-B'CA[ITOG 1t'B� STB ZO�HO - HONE. LEGAL DESCRIPTION IM�p�ROVEFORTHE PUflPOSEOFSaE. ]III.ASONNEflOFTHEPROPER"AMDGUN. ''- I11,y- STATE 61Y1 �!G JBO3B NEWpORT �OBI46L'4SOJ-. (IXSLIUSiVELYf.UNiRACRNDYADLLSSION THECCrTOOCIX rtNCTOORRS URCUNSELAW WEcT NOT APPLY iO ANNEO MER OFAP OPEAPI Y�MEO LIC. NO: •BAN TTRRAGGDR(S)UCENSE TMPUiiaNANTTOFOR TH CONT �SOTORSUUCENSELSELAwPRQ1EGIs wrtx ACON- ARCHITECT: RQS EIC-iiB AM EXEMPT UNDER SEC..--�_.BBP OR THIS REASON �- ADDRESS. • Tei--LLLj�sPEOIAL PHONE: __ ' cONOmo�IS _ �T,-a., _ref' ` '7 '707 �' }�" uc. No.: YLKV°D —orb f-.�C S DATE ^^;ov±q+ER /UCE�N�Sm CONTRACTORS R CLAHATION. Sj M -7)34 ENGUJEER: ADDRESS: I HFA AFFIRM UNOEfl PQUJ-TY OFPERJUM TInAMM ENSPo UNDFAP SIONs CF CHAPTER 9 (COMMENCING WRH SECTION 7=X1g DNISION,S OF TH SUSINESS AND Nt�L�PoRCELAND°EFFECI' _ - -- PHONE: '- -- -- PROCESSED BY: _- - DC. NO.: ZONING A - OTHER PROFESSIONS COOE.AND MYU sEIS (' � f/ t • &,I \ _ .i� LICENSE .-- - APPLICANT: SDT-+� CDBSSILQICB-DDQDLIS-iIB--- ADDRESS: APPflOVA DEPARTMENT DATE? ! - '� 1. 3..<<, DpN Rac oR: t 1 6 -.�W n.,. 1 R= < t L� YYo SCOMPEgSATION DECLARA ON FIRE , PLAN CHECK BY I �� • • ' - IHEflE81(_ TYkfl1(IX1EO�IHE �ECWTATIONS ---3D2B�BD Y1BCH PB94 STBiSO T PHONE: APPROVAL ; UNDFAP �) I&&-ANDULL,, N- CERT, 6TGGGFCON£ENT_TO'SELHNSURETFOLR=W- LADo§coD MR +r E�RSE'pC�pRMFPOEN r omPoRFo av sE sP SIGNA`rUREOF r APPWCANj .' GRADING APPROVAL APPROVAL ' TO ISSUE ^o SECROMIDwoMAWTaNwORIG:OF COIAFFNSPEFFIN AS IREDB! sECMIN3i00 OF<THE IABORLODE PoiLTHEPERPoRMANCE OFTHEWOrUCPoR - , VMPLTHISPEPA1lT•IS LSSUm, WDPI�RS COMPFNSATON WSU CARRIER % T . ; EDILDII Permit fees t ANDPOIICY NUMBER'ARE-."rc^-Y_;..r DER• ` - MEI > Pinal Project 9alaatioa 200000 ; Papeats: 350:05 RDILDIRO PBRHPT PH - 989.50 ;Credit erteaded: 0.00 HUNOHED DOI- L��'�Y✓.��L_..__.__�'-L�....�_-__.._�'�'.Y 1 Total Credits: 350.05 .9B9.SD RWS �1 LNLE�ESESD]TN\\OT BEJCOMRETEDrPERMRIS WRONE FOR Subtotal ROILDIIG PBRCIT FEES - I CERTIFY THAT IN THE PEFiFO�RMATCEOETHE W0 WHICH THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED, I SHP11 NOi EMFLOY.PNY PERSIXI INANYMMINEfl Balaace 749.62 JeCTroTHE WORKERS COMPENSATION IAWSOF CaIFORNIA, AND AGREETHAT IFI SECTCNIBEG MOOOF SUBJECTTO E,1 WORKERS'COM COMKIDNPROVISIONSOF SKxS• G7000FTHEIABORCODHEWOLPoRRANTHCOMPLY WIIHTHOS,,,. F CILIPORIII SSISRIC SIPBTY PER > 12.00 1 1djustseats 0:00 +S DATE APPUDANT. OTRER PH 1 lccoaatia; Code 68.11 68.11 0105003 ; Wane die 749.62 WARNING: FPIlVREro SECURE WOW(ERS COXTPENSATKxI COVERAGE LS IIMAWPIIL.AND BHAu. Sl@IECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENA mm AND CNR PINES UP TO ONE HUN- PL►9CR ��'�_. ______�� DRIED THWSM900LLPA511SIOOpBB),WAODGE roTHEDE, AS FSgVNED FOR W SEGTON SIBS OFTHE TABOR WDE, WTEHEST, ANDATTORNEY5 _ FEEDS TOTIL:ELDO RDILDIRO PR ET PEES 1,091.67 ' CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY I HEREBYAFFlflM UNDFA PETLLLTY OF PETWRYTHATTHERE 6 A LYluSTRUCRON tEND-- IING AG ENIXFORTHEPERFORMA;CEOF THE WORK MR WHICH THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED e, - LFNOFF�SIUTAE � - - LENDER'SPDDPESS ) PAID , I CEATIFYHIS THAT I HAVE READ TAPPLICATION AND STATE TIWTTHE ABOVE WPORMA- TKN BCO fIAGflEEroCOMPLY WfTHALL Cm'ANDCWNIYORDWaMFBANDSTAIE UWS RELATINGroBUI CONSTRUCTION,AND HEREBY AURfOR� PER AIM CoumroENTFA UPONTHE ABOVEAIFNR�NEO PROPFJRY FOR WSPEmION PUri- �11'1 _ �-VVL O 2 i9s BEN W CITY OF NEWvPORVi ME PRIN L s P DATE i i A WGERAGHTY • /•r& MILLER, INC. )WEnvironmenial Services July 18, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 12 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 19 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 12 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994 Attached is the Building 12 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. s.- A Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyn ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, NB, CA Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA Eric Pearson, FNIL.DC, Dearborn, MI G:\APROIECTTORD�NEWPORI\CA0186.03041GENCY C\Bl2SIGN.DOC 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 10 Hygienetics® Environmental _ Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. May 1, 1995 Mr. Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Suite A Phone: (7141 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Far.: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #12, were properly abated. The areas of asbestos abatement were visually inspected and air tested by Hygienetics Environmental before reoccupancy by any other working trades or visitors were allowed. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground 0 surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. IK ' Jon Carey Project Manag r Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental JPCkdh\050295\4313005\L0036JPC JUL 18 '95 14:13 HYGIENETICS SRNTRRNAA P.3 .Oil0Iul l'f)I1Il mn 1117iba I, Ilrc I ma mVnrq it; `;,.I\•ir:n:., ll °hill.• A I'luntn; (i 14) Mr, 0:101 ,ITT) Cant lWitno Avral,r- la'. ri l.h 95r, 00Rr.; tnlilri Alin. I'M 9%r04 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract No. Address: 1 Ford Road NcMWort Beach. Wifornia I Contractor: Address: Zj00'FUt Via Burton Street Anabeim. California• Owner/Operator-Ford Motor Lend Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard. Suite 1500 B Dbarborn. Michigan ' Consultant's CertlBcatlon The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site tobbe acceptable and in.compflance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: 6 Air Clearance Test Results Sampk ID No. Data Collected Analysis Method Plber Cbnxatratioa (fiblug/a) Cotnmeau 031695777-01 March 16,1995 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pan 031695777.02 March 16,1995 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.002 Pan 031695777.03 Match 10, 1995 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pan B&Ckground Readinp or tanda EPA.Clearanct Level or <_O.01f/m ' JPO:IoJ\os2495\4313005\9nal.8 Building DeparOngnt P.O. Box Y7fi8 oewpo^BeBah D— CKK1^ 4S 9nn_gOQn1g0QD BUILDING PERMIT B9501198 I--ffnn Rcnvicele PM.. Nn. I71M A44-S255 - - OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION I HEREBY AFFIRM UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE JOB ADDRESS' INSP AREA: DESCRIPTION OF WORK: CONTRACTORS UCENSE LAW FOR THE FOLLOWING flEASON I5EC 70315. BUSINESS PNO_�__.__—__��-��I�Is-��--__-_ PROFESSIONS CODE ANY CRY OR COUNTY WINCH RmWiEG, PEPMR TO COVSTiiULT, ------ ___ AITEIt IMPROVE DEMOLISH. OR BEPaq pNY SRLUCTURE,PWOR TO RS LSSUANCE M50 BLDG: FLOOR SURE CONST.: Y rtn�ven min J _ —D6O—DEID-WC6nAG -Iv[WIIDYS f iEQMESTIlEAPRMANFFOR'3JCH PERMRTOFlIEpSIGNm STATEMENfTHATHE ORSHE------.—TYPE i5UCD15®PIIR3UANTTO THE PROVISIONSOFTHECONDVACTOfi3UCFN5ElAW ((LCHAPLFli 9 ((C01.0.1ENCLIG WffH SECTION ]000) OF OMSION 30FTI1E BUSINE,S ANTI PROFESSIGNS OWNEFL: voga.g0f0➢ LlID�EYELOPNB[t OF CONSTRUCRON: NO.OF GRMF STORIES —� ADDED /NEW DG ADDED I NEVI DOOEI OR TWAT HE OR SHE IS EXEMPF THEREFROM MlD THE Bf515 FOR THE ALLEGED •E%FANLKKI.ANYVIOIATON OF SECIIONTWISBV ANY APPLICANT PoRAPERMRSUBIECTS ADDRESS: -- + IN• EU�PLRAISCOAWNNTTEAOAOFCTMNLEPPFRNOAPLETHYLOVF,ONROTMMY OEMREPLTAHYAENEFSNwEfHiHIINwOARGEEDs DISOUTAHERISRu^OLE) COL PHONE: 2 NCOF USE PARKING NDT eusi'N�ESS ANo FEss1oNS coDE ni�E co rn�ncmTORR.s uc wSE uw DOE9 APPLY iO PN OYMEROFPROPERTY WilO BURRS OA 0.RROVESIHEREQY,AND YCA-9SD33-- CONTRACTOR: FDBD-.G07DQ-LAYD-DEPELOPQEI -tiDB I4B8S- + CCriG SETBACKS sElucKs FRONT REAR LEFT' RIGHT "—_ --_ -- WHO D065UOIWORK wMSE1F OR HERSEIFORTHROUGH HOS OA HFA UNJ EMPLOYEES, PRovmmTTNTSUCHILIPROVEMENiSARENorDlfmDm OROtTpimFOR SALE IR IKI`N- YEAR OF COMPLkTWN, THE i pI� �n ADDRESS: 941=1_E-C1PI1DL-11IiLBSE-cV0 EVER-TILE BURRING OR WPROVEMEM IN SAD WNHIN ONE .OpTiERBIIADEJi WILL INVEiHE BURDEN OFPROVWGTINT HE ORSI{E DID NOT BUILD OA vEwRTHEPDRPDSEOF —�------- PHONE -_- ---MILPI�15 CA 9S03S- ---- . t ----408Izb2 4885 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ------- - -- CIXi I;ASRS SipTE SS' NEWPORT SSIONS TOOMSTRUCTTOP EC (SEC 70ELYCONESS AND PROFESSIONS THE OCO.NTRACTORS CUENSE LAPROJECT W N(OT APPLY PTO AN OWNER OF A PROPERTY WHO UC•'�:DYYERIBLDB . - BUS. U_C• BIRDS OR IMPROVES THEREON. AND WHO CONTRACTS FOR SUCH PROTECTS WITH A COLL ARCHITECT: _[] IMA EXEMPT UNDER SEC. - PC FOR THIS PERSON _ ADDRESS: �_—_— _ -____ __ _----T_.a.e--_----_�f�_._��. PHONE SPEGAL ---- --- --- --- coNDmONS• //.ei ,�j/�[ G.rNi+�n+Jls //P/I41iKL Ls-�fiLY� LTC. NO.: ENGINEER: • / - ._ •. ��„q,, � LICENSED CONiHACZfOFS' CLA�RA7� N. \\ ADDRESS: .'fIHLEH®YAFfIRMLNDEILPENALTY OF PERJURY THAT PM LICFNSm UNDER PROVISKKIS :OF CHPPIF349(COMMENCING WI311 SECTOR 7�0) OF DNISIOM3 OFQJT1f,�aBUSNESS MID WDE:MIDMYtICENSEISWFV(LPoRC�AAm , ti. PHONE. _ PROCESSED BY: — —' L1C.N0.: ZONING ZONIN OTHER DEPARTMENT a iX' APPUDANr: _ _ -LOLL COBSilIAC[--DOQGLAS-7$— — 1+Tt— -/ /•'"e )WOHICE�RS„'COMPENSATION DECLARA 41 1 ADDRESS: '{OZD-OLD-PAQCB-PHSIYTSSE-2-SO--- FIRE APPROVAL PLAN CHECK BY ' ,•• rr-ffuNDOigENN.TYOFTRYONEO; niB \ ` DE4TI PHONE SIGNATUflE OF GRADING APPROVAL '»— 1 I!ii -VEAND WILLMAINTAIN'ACEATfTCATE DFCONSENLT05 REFOR WORW FOR FRS'COMPENSAT ON ASPAONDm FOR BYSECTION 3T000F,THEIWBOQ CODE. THEpEpfay<pNCEOFlHEY1JRKPoRp*I HTNLSpERMRISL55UEp p t APPLICANT APPROVAL TOI HAVEANDWILLMAINTAINWVR`0:(RS CCMPEN54TION INSU AS SECURED BY SECTION SODS OF•THE LABOR -CODE. FOR,THE-PERFORMPNCE OF THEWORK FOR - wNcH THIS PERMR•IS ISSUm`M rWORKER,yCOMPFNBA ON WSURNIC CARRIER ANDPOLICYNUMBERARE r-- _ .,,. :YJ� t JulDI Feuit Pees , CAPq ER\ !� % EBi > Pieal Project valuation BOIL➢IRB PERMIT PEE 989.50 200000 ; Papeete: 350:05 :Credit etteeded: 0.00 Mo R R POUCY .-'• DLL1W{{LLLLSSSS(5E1C00T)IOONRNLEESEDSItN,OT"BE`jC'OMREimJIFT✓L EPER!S �-��"""-C Total Ctedita: 3S0BSH Subtotal DOILDIHO PERMIT PfifiS 989.50 1 CERTIFY THAT IN THE PERFOfiM(WCE OETHE•wOTLK FOR YrtAS THIS PERMR IN ISSUm.I SHpM. NOT EMPLOY ANY PERSON IN ANY MANNER 50 AS TO BECOME SU6 —»----------------..------------ -• -_--.�_...-.. 1 8alaeea 749.62 COMPENSATION AGREETINOF .JHOIJUD TOWORKERS'COMPENSATION -' 'BH BIE qT�O �1 iKERF BECOMESUBJECT w GIMPO➢➢II SEISMIC SIPETY PEE > - 42.00 ; Adjevteeets 0.00 OTBED PEE 1 lecoeetdeg Code 68.17 68.17 010-503 Ealucc dee 749:62 DATE APPMDAN ' WARNING FA STO SECURE WORKERS COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL, AND SINLL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTES AND CIVIL FINES UP TO ME HUN- :'DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS'15100A00).1NADDfTiON TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION.GALL AGESASPRONUm PoR W SECTION 3JW OFTHE LABORCODE, IMENEST, AND ATTOMN .-----=----�-- _'----�-�-- _ --------YC—. LDS, ---____.»-.._._»»__�__�___•___-_ TOTAL BLDO BQILDIMB PERMIT PEES --»�.___--� 1,099.67 - CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY I HGENYPMRTEPER PRMANCOFPERNRVTINTTHEHIIS THISPERMITMUM Pl0 AGENCY FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK FOR WHICH THIS PEWAR IS ' PAID . 1810ERSADDREss . JUL �• 'I CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ THIS APPUCATON AND STATE THAT THE ABOVE INFORMA- •TliYl l9 CORRECt.I AGREETO COMRT WRHALLCItt ANTI Cg1NIYORONANCES ANTI STATE ,LIRE flELAT9IG TO BUILDING CIXJSRIUCIION. AND HEREBY AUTHOR�REPiiESEIJTATVES .. OFTWSCOWTYTO FNTFA UPONTHE ABOVEMENTIONEO PROPEHiYFOR U6PECTKKI PUT- .IPc c G,tAt 1e; � / CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH . :a . PE1W EIPWNT) ]-I R- — OFPERMRTEE DATE A WGERAGHTY Ar& NIILLER, INC. AW Environmental Services July 15, 1995 CA0186.030.001 • • KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 171995 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 5 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 5 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. The building is released for general building demolition, including the building slab and any associated sub -surface improvements. Attached is the Building 5 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, Mark T. Kubota Engineer Geraghty/ VV . n eth Matters Associate Geraghty &Miller, Inc. Concur: ��_ Lyne ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FNEDC, Anaheim, CA Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA G:W'ROJECT\FORDINEWPOR*nCA0186.03041GENCY CO75[GN.DOC 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 0 • HE_ygienetics® nvironmental • KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 17 1995 Hypenetic:s Enwronmentai Sen+ces.:n:. Suite 4 1920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana. CA 92705 July 13, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barrauca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Phone: •7141955.0201 Fax: :%4:955.0965 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 5 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #5, were properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site'Demolition. Building 5 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. N� J Care ?-- - Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Mr. Ron Spencer, Mr. Jim Hubbard, JMtaA071395\4323005\B5 Koll Construction Aman Environmental Geraghty & Miller .V lenetics(D • Environmen#al Hygienoacc Environmental Services, Inc. Suite A 1920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract No. 013.005 Address: 1 Ford Road N 'LEI ftach. California Contractor: Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim` California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard Suite 15nn E Dearhorn. Michioan Phone: (714) 955.0201 Fax: (7141955.0965 Consultant's Certifleation The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the; asbestos project site and found the situ to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards c=pt as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1M East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sample M No. Date collated Analysis Method Moir Coarratratlon (ems/cc) Comments 061695777-01 6/16/95 NIOSH 7400 "A• 01002 Pau 061695777-02 6/16/95 NOSH 7400 •A' 0.003 Pass 061695777-03 6/16/95 NIOSH 7400'A! 0,003 Pau 061695777-04 6/16/95 A40SII7400'A* 0.004 Pan 06169$77MS 6116195 NIOSH 7400 •A• 0.005 Pan 061695777.06 6/16/95 h10SH 7400 •A" 0.005 Pan 061695777.07 6/16/95 MOSF! 7400 'A• 0.002 Pat" B grouncl Readings or tan ar : EPA Clearance Level of s001f/cc 7P0iai\071395\4313005\W Fe_D: "14—o 7 c_C,ncr , ..I p_9e nc;e F'M r_ BUILDING PERMIT G G Budding Department P.O. Box 7768 ., Newport Reach, CA 714) Permlt Counter Phonea No. No. (714) 644.3280/3269 B9501190 Ins lion Requests Phone No. 14 644-3255 OWNER�9UILDER DECLARATKxi JOB INSP DESCRIPTION 1 HEREBY AFFIRM UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE REASONAND ADDRESS. AREA: OF WORK: 1/ PflOFEE.51 NS COOESAH CRY OR COUNTf MICH A PERRMTTO CONN __ __—_ il�l��U _�_ 1iT� ALTER. IMPROVE DETR OUSH. OR REPAIR ANY STRUCTURE PRIOR TO ITS ISSUANCE ALSO flSEUWESTHE PPPLI('JNFFORSUCHPEAMITTOFKEASIGNEOSTATEMFIlTIHATHEORSHE BLOC —:----- FLOOR: SURE: —.�---- CONST.: tW M1W�� Q —DIID—D➢IID-WGILCGGTI 'ALYO-�tr_. — _ ISl10ENSSEPURSUARTOTION 70 ISKKS OFTN 3 OFT HE BUSINESS ANDLAW (MRAP1Efi 9 (CgA1FNLwra WR11 EECRON ]OOF1 OF gVLSIQY 3 OF THE OUSINESG MND PflOFF %5 M OWNER' OFA-NOfOR-LdYD-DEYELOFUSYf - TYPEOF CONSTRULTIQV. NO.OF GROUP: SFORIES___ — CADO OH THAT HE OR GHE IS IXEMPT THEREFROM AND THE BASIS FOR`THE ALLEGED ANY ADDRESS. 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LEFT RIGHT SAIFXw.wIUBO]xEWORNL ECONTNDm B IE (SEC. ]034, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE THE CONTRACTORS LICENSE LAW GOES NDT APPLY TORN INNER OF iYWHOBUMS OR CONTRACTOR - LI p LO .—PDRD'MOTOY-LAYD-BE9ELOPMEYPIF,— SETBACKS FRONT HEAR LEFT RHERSEHEREON,ANp WHO CUES SUCH WORK HIMSFIF OR HERSELF OR THflWGH HIS OR XEfl OWN EMPLOYEE HERE PR NOU)%VWIIN OR OFFERED FOfl ADORE-----_ ADDRESS PUETIOHCN EVDL THE SISWwG Ofl IMPROVEMENT IS SOLO WRHIN ONE YEAR OF COMPLETION,THE TH MWING ORIS ------ LEGAL W TER8U0.0EA wM11 HAVE THE BURDEN OFPflOVwG ]FIAT NE OR SHE DID NOT m¢D OR AMIXCLUSNELYUI]MMCIND -- PHONE: flILYlcsd 9S0?S ----- LEGCRIPTION: RM W10NSDODE TPACTORS To CONSTRULFTHE PROJECT (SEC ]OTA, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE STATE NEWPORT UG NO: �•' R ( BUS. L1C •_ THE GJFMULTORS UCmEMWROES NO TAPPLYTOMOWNEROFAPROPEMYWHO BLIBS CR LVPTIOVES THEflEIX{ ANO WHO CONTACTS FOR SUCH PHOIECTS WIM A COTi TPOCIOFl(S)l10EM5m PURSUPMTOTNEfJJIMUC(ofl5l1CFMSE Uw.} -yYBRMRLDR-_- ARCHITECT: - -- SUSTLIG-CIS ------------------- DRESS: ------- -- ❑ 1 AM EXEMPT UNDER SEC - -S& RT REASON _ PHONE. CONDITIONS,' - o1YNEfi,{' •/• - LIC NO: - - -ifs-�•. ENGINEER: LICENSED CONTRACTOR ECUs,TON, ADDRESS: IHEAEBV AF}lfl1A UNDER PEfYLLTYOF PEANRY T AM tICENSED UNDER PROVISIONS OFODPIERG(COMMFNGNG WRN OOf111OFBECfION]DIVISIONd OF TI1E BUSINESS ANp --_—-------- -__—V_-- _-'} __--_-- --_- ---� -- ---- Pfl_FESSIONSCOOEANOMYUCENSEISW FULLFOflCEANDEFFECF l T i PHONE:- BV: _PROCESSED ucDUEarss LID No -_ - e°n!�� vn�� C. NO: APPUCANP.14 MOLL-GOYSf{JACB-DOIGLhS-FITt ZONIN App OTHER DEPARTMENT t ''ww�� WOP�F`i,'COMPENSATION DECLMA ONIIY' ADDRESS: 1p pppppyAL PLAN CHECK IHBiEB1/ UNOERPEWZTYOFPEIUURYOVEOFTH�E DEC ARATION5: t I yDID_OLB_F,AYCH-PBYP-STR-ZSD- I PHONE: n - I t JHAVEAOWILLMNNFAWACERIIFICATEOFCOWENTTOSEWNSURET9RWOHK• I Y-' APPROVAL a FJRSCOMPFNSATION.AS PROVIDm FOR BY SECTION GII100FTHE lA008 CODE FOR SIGNATUREOF APPLICANT GRADING APPROVAL TO ISSUE f . �THE�mFORMANCEOFTFIEWOHKFOFRWACHTHIGPERMIM 7SS11EBr ) 7 eREWIR7SE .. HAVE PNO WILL•MAIMAw WOPIQ:RS COMPENSATION INSU A CE A6 OY SECTION WN OFTRKFOR O- R CODE . F�ORrW `•PERFRMEOF�We-WO WCH THIS PERMITSEDRV H AND PoUCY �ETTLIEB YOILDIAG Pe;4/it Feel } t EYTEW BOILUIYG Phil Project Taloatica PERMIT FEE 989.50 200000 ; Pagaents: 418.22 ,Credit erteaded: 0,00 =- a `^: t �i �� POLICYNIIMBEP ! .ry SECTION NESENOT BEJCOMP'LITTSEIFTHEPEwvT�sME ----------------- ---------------- Total Credits: 418.22______________ 'PR SAbtotal YUILDIYG FMIT FEES 989.50 ' _J CERTIFY THAT IN THE PERMRMAICE OF WE WORK FOR WHICH THIS PERMIT IS JT�HOT OANY TIUFRSO ANGnEET1FJECI` OWEoCCOMPENSAON USON WS OF CAUFONA. AND AGREE THAT _______________________-_ �-_____ ____mow______ � Balaace 681.45 bSHOUW BECOME SUBJECT TO THE WORKERS COMPENSATION PROVISIONS OF 'OIA^a 3TDIOFTHELABORCOpE.ISHALLFORRNAiHCOMRYWITHTIgBEPflOVL CALIPOEYIA SEISMIC SAPETT FEE > k2.00 Adjastaeata O.00 _ APPUCAR OTHER FEE i AccoaatiAB Code 68.17 68.17 010 5003 ; Balaace die 68135 PLUCK ---- ------ —-------------- --- WARNING- FNWRE TO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL AND SIWLSUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMWA PENALTIES AND CIVIL PINES UP TO ONE HUN. BRED THOUSAND p0UAR5((S5IMIW). w ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION. DARE ____________________-_____________ --__-C-------- AGESASPHOVIDED FORWSECIION 31p6OFTHEI.ABOfl COPE wTEfRFu"F, ANDATTORNEYS -__-_______�___________________ EIRES TOTAL BLDG BUILDING PERMIT FEES 1,099.67 CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY M WA UNDER OR AINCOF FWE WORK AGENCY%Y E 5 A CONGE MIT IS ISSUEDPERFORMANCEIS ME L ' ate. A 6 r A II IBDBfSADDRESS I CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ THIS MPUCADON AND STATE THAT THE ABOVE INFORMA• IIOT ISCORRECT. I AGREETO C YWITH All CITY AND COJNTY ORDINANCES AND STATE UM RaATNCI M MIMING f/JNSiRUCTION, AND HERESY AUTHORS REPRESENTATIVES j •.• CFTI115CCUNIYTO ENTEq UPONTIEABOVEIAFNTIOVm PHOPERTYFOR INSPECTON PUN• )`�/ 1 ' v . BEACH PERAUTTE E RItJR oR CITY OF NEWPOR7 al N DATE AWGERAGHTY I-Ir& MILLER, INC. AWEnvironmental Services June 15, 1995 CA0186.030.001 • City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 8 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: • 5q 501190 A Heldemil company OLL CONSTRUCTION JUN 191995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 8 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exceptions. Attached is the Building 8 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 8; An area of concrete, approximately 50 square feet, located North of B-8 will be marked with a high visibility paint. This concrete will be completely removed, down to the native soil, under the direction of Geraghty & Miller, Inc., separately and prior to the general demolition of the building slab. This material is released for recycling along with the asphalt from the site. Analytical results indicating the absence of any volatile organic compounds in the above referenced material is attached. 3700 State Street, Suite 350 • Santa Barbara, California 93105 • (805) 6877559 • FAX (805) 687-0838 10, City of Newport Beach Building 8 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 June 14, 1995 Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. <N-k9E:-- Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. z Environmental Management Services Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, W John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, NB, CA Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI G.\APROJECT\FORD\NE WPORnCA0186.03049GENCY_C\DOUG0614.DOC GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. CAA Aonoticso ronmental "snotlos Environmental Services, Inc. Suite A 1920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 June 8, 1995 Mr. Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barrance, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Phone: (•7g4) 955,0201 Fox;(7141955.0965 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc,, survey for Building #8, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3,17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 8 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities, All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygieneua Environmental Services, Inc. Jo Carey project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental JPCtW\tM$B 4313995\1 "JPC Volatile Organic Compounds Method 8240 Client Name: Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Client ID: ISO-FRBCN (01001) LAB ID: 111381.0004-8A matrix: CONCRETE Sampled: 25 APR 95 Authorised: 25 APR 95 Prepared: 05 MAY 95 Instrument: PTGC/M8 Dilution: 1.0 Parameter Result Qualifier Vinyl chloride ND Trichioroethene ND sensene ND Tatrachloroethens ND Toluene ND 1,1,2-Trichloro-1,2,2- trilluoroethane 3PD surrogate Recovery 1,2-Dichloroethane-d4 101 4 Toluene-d8 114 U Branofiuorobensene 84 t NO s Not Detected p�Il'7'A Saykw Received: 25 APR 95 Analysed: 05 MAY 95 Ri, Units 20 ug/kg S.0 ug/kg 510 ug/kq S.0 ug/kg 5.0 ug/kq 10 ug/kg Acceptable Range 70 - 121 Si - 117 74 - 121 �y,�lenetless nviironmental +IaMtlaa Environmental 9ervmea, Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955.02o1 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 956.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE lrrr�llrr I�IIW�� -- IIr. rrrr�rlr� Prgect Name: FML Site Demotitien Contract No, Addresa: S Pord Road n am= Beach. Glifornia •. .., atiy 1.1 - I • . 17MIdnar,n IrLI�r�I1.IrWY�lli��lr�111- laarlr� Consultant's Certification ■u+ll�.��l ul�r.r�lr��urr�nrrr��r• The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the ubestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and is compliance with the contract speaificationa and applicable regulatory standards eaaept as may be noted below. FTygieoetim Environmental Services, Inc. 19M East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92 Inspector's Name: 111*Mtue: Ants & Time: Comments: Air Clasrance Test Results . rlr��lirY�lII��Ir�l 1 o. Date Alabdu Me" FFM Coacnnatioe ec) t7oME"M M•y ss, IM NIGSH 74M'A" oA03 PusNo2i, gfi!441 IM NiOSH 7W0•A"WOM May 25,1995 OSH�7a�/0�0•A'May 25, IM NIQOH N00'A• MaY 25,1995 NOSH 7400 •A" Q003 Paaa 0691ai'rr7E May 25,199S Ni06H 7W0'A• MPus MaY ,1993NIVOrt 74M •A' 0Law Paw 14lACkmam Lvet or somf/m JrO: Obt4ii\ei100p6�tlnaLe - City of Newport Beach d"» t Building Department as P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 9f Permit Counter Phone 644-3288/3289 �. I AM UEMPT UNDER SEC. — - fixP,-E-FOR3(i1S REASON l DATE] ( `�--y ` `•CONIPAC'TpR vn4 Ivuva J Fes, Iwnov�oct nXl)`o`.I�L,..Fi ��..�..e......'.1 •Y•",`r IPASISIWCnON NOTES COMPLETEOJiFTHE PEMVI"IST-0RONEHUNOPEDDOL- DATE. WARNING FAILURE TO SECURE MM58V COMPENSATION COWS GE IS UNIAWFUI- AND SHALL SUBJECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND CIVIL F WES UP TO ONE HUN- DRED WOUS J DOLLARS (S CI=). W ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION. DAM - FEES. PRONDED FORWSECTION 3TO60FTHE LABORCODE.IMEREST. ANOATTORNEY5 FEES. CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY I HEREBY AFFIRM UNDER PENALTY OF PERIURY THAT WERE IS A CONSTRUCTION UENO- ING AGENCY FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK FOR WHICH THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED (SSG S09),CN.C) ( OETYS NAME LENDEFTSNxJRE55 _ _ _ I CERTIFY TUT I HAYS READ 1J14R APPLICATION PND STATE THAT THE ABOVE WFORMA- 1AW l5 REARING RRECT.I MUDINOCOMPLY WImA AND HERE CWMYOROINANC ESETTATATE PAWSISCOUTTO ENTER U ONWE ABONE, AND HEREBY AUMOfl� PEPRE CTION P R- OFTIIISCOUNTYTOENTER UPoNTHEABOYE#1ENLIONEO PROPERLY FOR INSPECnON PUR POSES BUILDING PERMIT INSP RESS.-Z344-dd�64&AID.-_—v_ AREA` >. FLOOR: SUITE —MILPIYAS-CA 4SOiS- -- --- PHONE: - 668l26 "TRACTOR —FORD MOTOR--LARD-DEYELOPHEBi - --- -- >-RED' -341-1 R CAPITOL AVE, STE 200 PHONE' 9S03S NeNPORT -- --10812E HT-ORBER/BLDR -- - - - - s uc<-- --- rECT: TRESS: PHONE: :NO.: 31NEER• - - - ----- ---- -DRESS: PHONE: BOILOIA'Pleruit Fees } ENTEP > Fiaal Project Valuation 10I IMG PERMIT PEE --------------------------------- 80totai BUILDING PERMIT PEES ------------------------------- CALIFORMIA SEISMIC SAFETY FEE > OTHER PEE A Accounting Cade --------------------------------- TOTAL 19G BUILDING PERMIT PEES PHONE: Permit No. B9501191 LEFT J - J w . O>- ER .0 EPARTMENT ¢U w 100000 PaYaents: 489.50 ;Credit exteaded: _-_-_ Total Credits: ,989.50 ; - RaIaace 61.00 Adjostaeats 68.17 69.17 010-5003 Mataace due PLAMCM— ------ —--- -- PAID 4UN I' jgnc -CITY-OFN�WF'ORt BEACH 418.22 0:00 418.22 68135 0:00 691.45 /rGERAGHTY 8q Sb119 �r� MILLER, INC. ��Environrnerrtal Services A Heidemij company June 15, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 11 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: K CONSTRUOTION ,SUN 191995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 11 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. Attached is the Building 11 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & <ea Miller, Inc �V�tUrs Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, NB, CA Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA E. Pearson, FkALDC, Dearborn, NH 0:IAPROJECTTORD\NEWPORnCA0186.030WGENCY 02DOUG614.1)OC 3700 State Street, Suite 350 • Santa Barbara, California 93105 • (805) 6877559 • FAX (805) 687-0838 Of fironmentaall wglendloe Envlronmentel Services, Ina. State A 1920 test Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 June 8, 1995 Mr, Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barratica, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791.1600 Phone: 1714) 955.0201 Fax: (714) 955.0965 Re; Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: The majority of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #11, were properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing, The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0,010 f/ce as detailed in Section 02085 Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition, Approximately 35 square feet of vinyl floor tile and mastic remains in place due to Inaccessibility. The vinyl floor die and mastic is located in Cell 10 beneath a large oven. These materials will be abated after the oven in Cell 10 has been removed. Also, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Building 11 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, n s vir ntal Services, Inc. Jo n Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93.1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental VQW\0liass\43twos\1M36J?c A EhIronmental _ Hyalonstics Environmental Ssrvlces, Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 965.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) OSS-0965 Santa Ana. CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICA`M Project Name: OIL Sty Demolition „_Contract No Address: 1 Ford Road _ J e�'Imrt Bit �lifauli� . Contractor: GS'r Address: 2100 East Via Burtnn gUeet Anaheim. California _ Owner/Oporator:Ford Motor Land �� • ��_ Address: I Parklans Boulevard, quite ISM L f2earbern. Michlaan II�� 1��11 laaa��lll�r�ll�� Consultant's CeetI lcatlon IIY�IIaW�1�Y�1111a��11 III �a01�• The below consultant horeby certifies that he has eoadueted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project Mto and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract spedr[Wons and applicable regulatory standards except as may bo noted below, Hygienstics Enviroamontal Services, Inc, 1920 Fast Warner Avenue, Suite A Sanu Ana, California 92' Itrspector/s Name: Signature: Date dt Time: Celmments: Air Clearance Test Results m.��i �1Y11��1111 .Y�IIaa�laaYlY�.r�l. .,. a to CoaeoW 'AiM6 s Meow Parar Cmiapateattaa (paces/m) Comeeats 1May RIMM-06 10,1995 1% 1993 NIOSH 7400 •A•MAY ROSH 7400•A• 0.003 Pan May 10,1995 NIOSii •A" R0O Pau IQ,1993 NIOSH 7400 "A• 01905 Pap May 30,1993 MOM 7400'A' UG3Pap May 10,199s mosH 7400 •A• ooa FSK 0!1 4)7 19,199s Moses 7400 •A• 0 0os PapEl Mw�awww nquul#. ur 01anaaro: - —.- EPA tlearango Level of so.01f/cc JFCtbdh\0374R9\431Jpr>S\aptsall BUILDIN.GYERMIT-1 1 - R - � 8950013 UUIKIIng UeparunOnt P.O. 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CALtPO£811 SEISMIC SAFETY FEE > {2.80 1 Aijistseats 8.00 SION3. `- OTHER PER 8 lecontir8 Code • - 48.11 0.17 010--5003 ; Mace die 01.0 DATE: APR1GVtO '" ' . fLd1CI ------•--------"-�'-- W&Rl4 O- FAILURE TO SECURE WOPoEflS COYPENSATM COVET)kGE IS UNLAVWUL AND SHALL SUBJECt AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMMM. PENALTIES AND CIVR ONES UP TO ONE HUN- DREDTHOUSANDOOIJARs lOD.00N.wAWffM1N TO 111E ODST OF WATEtJSATIOII. DPM- AGESASPiK)VIDEDFOflw SA9 CFIHE UBOHCODE, NIElF3t,AND ATtOiNEYS FEES .. --'--------.'�--�-- ---M:��-_•--------------------J ... .----�.�---�-----------«---- TOTAL BLOB HIL0IM0 PERMIT PEES ---- ---------- -------------- -------_-_ CONSTRUCRON LENOMG AGENCY - ' 1 HEREBY AFFIRM UNDER PENALTY d: PERIUFIYIINTTHEME G A IICDOI LEND PO PEAFOHLUNCE OF THE WORK FOR WHICH IHG LR PFPEF NAT L4 ISSUED - TWI5EOCA,GENCY LENDER�'SiW E� r ' 9q+, PAID ua-MAY 241mr LENDERISADDRESS .•• I CERRFI"IHArI HAVE DEAD THIS APPLILYTION AND SLATE TH.ATTIE ABOVE NFlMNA- MAANNDD�AM10fl�� 5 UAY/s� TffTffA TO�NNG DOI9TYR It�,IV OF THIS COINtYTO EmIEi UPON THE ABOVEMENLKNED PROPERTY MR fWSCHON RUH-POSZEL .- •- JAc v>;us itt. _ f i~ f CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ' PFAAI I wNq IUREOFPERMTEE 1E d m w m } CL 30 m W W O ZC — <a 0 a O 0 LL O O_ 6 m m 3 KOLL CONSTRUCTION ArGERAGHTY A- V& MILLER, INC. AW Envirownenlal Services June 29, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 7 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: JUL 0 6 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 7 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. The building is released for general building demolition, including the building slab and any associated sub -surface improvements. Attached is the Building 7 asbestos abatement 'clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sinc rely ubmitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Se h Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc.j� Concur: Lyne F thrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FNEDC, Anaheim, CA Eric Pearson, FNEDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA G:IAPROJECTTORDW EWPOR71CA0186.030WGENCY_CU37SIGN.DOC 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 0 ( Hygienetics(M Environmental ",itienelics Environmental Services. Inc. June 8, 1995 • �� ,;. 1.Mr. Jim HubbardCy�1- �1g9 Geraghty & Miller s 100 North Barranca, Suite 500� West Covina, California 91791-1600 • KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 0 6 1995 Suite A Phone: 1714) 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714r 955 0955 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #7, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 7 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. Y��• Joh Carey i4 Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental IPC:bdh\050295\4313005\1.0036.JPC • KOLL CONSTRUCTION Hygienetics® JUL 0 6 1995 Environmental 'enetics Environmental Services. Inc. Suite A Phone: i714r 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (7141 955.0965 Santa Ana. CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FNC Site Demolition Contract No. Address: t Ford Road Nem ort Beach California Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street AnaheimCalifornia Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard Suite 1500 E f Dearborn Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as1may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92' Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sample ID No. Date Collected Analysis Method Fiber Coocentratioo (6ben/a) Comments 032795777-01 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400'A' 0.003 032795777-02 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400'A' 0.003 032795777-03 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.004 032795777-04 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400'A' 0.004 032795777-05 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400'A' 0.003 032795777.06 3/27/95 MOSH 7400'A" 0.005 032795777-07 3/27/95 NIOSH 7400 'A' 0.002 13ackground Readings or Standard: EPA Clearance Level of 001f/cc JPC:bdh\052495\4313005\apracA Cil1r of Newport Beach Building Oepartrnent P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915 Permit Counter Phone No. (714) BUILDING PERMIT IALTY OF PERJURY THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE AuutlCJJ' n AREA: THEFOLLOWINGR N(SEC. TTOI5.BUBINEBGANO COUNTY WHICH flEWIgES A PERNR TO CQVSTAUCT, - - - -- - - PAW NJ'I STRUCTURE PRIOR TO ITS ISSUANCE ALSO BLDG: FLOOR: SUITE ' i PEHMRTOFhEASM,NEDSFAIEMFM'fHATHEOq NSKXISOFTHEWMMCfOgSUCENSEUW�LCHAPTEq OWNER %OF ONISION 30F'IHE BUSINESS AND PflOFESEIQVS - ----FORD -AOTOR-YLAD--DEi/TIII PTDBEE DESCRIPTION 1 OF WORM __-j___-___ CONSL_ PTTHEREFROMANDTHEBASISFORTHEALLEGED IKKIANYVI�OIATI(NI�SECTION]OTTS DY ANY pPPLM.ANTPoRAPERMRSUBJECIS "UC/•NTTOACNILPFNALTYOFNMInRETHAN FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS((5555pppp��11 ASOWNEgOFTI1EPROPERTY, Ofl MYEMPLOYEES WITH WAGES AS TNEIg50LECOM- ADDRESS' ---- --- - - �G 1 -141:'A-E-CAPITOL AVE,-STE-2DO- - - - - - IEOON, ]WOIOLLi, DBOUSTtHNEE5W5OPRINCD APNROOTFHEESSSITORNUSCCNORDEE ISTHNEOTCWONTEDNUDCETDOORRS OLIFCFERED PoR ENSE PHONE: -408/262-1 TOT APPLY TO AN OWNFAOF PPOPEATY WHO BUrtDS Oq IMPROVE$THEflEON,AND JES SUCH WORK HIMSELF OR HEASEIF ORTIIRWGH HIS Oft HER OWN EMPLOYEES. CONTRACTOR, - — ---- - --FORD Y AOTWLLARD DEV/TIM-RIDNER- - -------- EDTIUTSLKUIIMPPDVEMENTSARE NOT DREIDED OA OFFERED FOq SP1E IF.HOW- ME BUILDING OR IMPROVEMEM IS SOLD WIMIN IXJE YEAH OF COMPLETION, THE ADDRESS: -- --- - __ _ 341=A E-CAPITOL-AVE STE-ZOO----" -- HRIILDETI WILL HAVE T1E BURDEN OF PROVING THAT HE OR SHE 010 NOT BUILD OR IEFORTHEPUgPOEEOFSALE (SOWNEAOFTHEPflOPERTY'AM IXCLUSNELY CQNTRACTRXi WTM UCENSEDCON- _ -_ H ,L. f PHONE: --RILF�,T(W$CA 9S0BS --- J -40Bi262-4 )RS TO CONSTflUCTTHE PROJECT tSEG T160, DUSTINESS ANO PgOFE5510N5 CODE NiRiACTOflS LICENSE LAW DOES NOT APPLY TO AN OWNER GTATE NEWPOfiT uC N0: w, DUS OR OF A PROPERTY WHO OflPAPROVESTIHEfiEON. AND VIVO CONTRACTS FOR SUCH PROTECTS WITH A COIL - - --- - -OWNER/BLDR- ARCHITECT -- - -_ _ - )P(5)L ENSEDPURSVANTTOTHECONDiACTOgSLKENBEIAW) _-__- _____. _ __ __ _ _ ___ _ _ ____EOS,—LIC: I A IX PT UNTIE SEC. -.- --`- B BP.C. FOq THIS REASON ADDRESS: _t Ye6'--- - - -60 NO ENGINEER__ - PHONE: - ---- _------_ -- --� —' -- - - -- - j LICENSED„QONrF1A6T6RSbECLARATI6N AFRMIUNOERPENALTYOFPEiUURYTFL TIA� ALOENSEO UNDER PROWSIONS ADDRESS. StWOEnuOnnucF els WFINIL SOO�CCEWIDSI RO`THEBUSINEss ANO _ _ _ PHONE: LI No y LTC. NO.. R— llIJ \':u • •i} ":OONiRh`L~'(�� (IL - I ; APPLICANT ---- _ EDLL-CONST/JACK-DDNNLAB-ITR----"— ` l +WOf_k S' COMPENSATO�IOECLARA710N'yT��' ADDflESS ---4 - 1 ee - _ 101A-OLR_AIACR_RYY4_S4C_9_Sn—_ _ _ is NOTBE COMPLETEOIFTHE PERMNIS FOR ONE HUNDRED O . WARNING FXWRETO SECURE WORKERS' COMPENSATION COVERAGE IS UNLAWFUL AND SHALL SUBIECT AN EMPLOYER TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES AND GWL MINES UP TU ONE AWN ND DREG THOUSAND DOLLARS ((S5 W.0DJ), IN ADDITION TO THE COST OF COMPENSATION DAM. AGESS ASPROWDEO PoR IN BECTON VW OF THE LABOR CODE. INTEREST, AND ATT09NEYS FEE CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY I HERERY AFFIRM UNDER PENALTY OF PERNRY THAT THERE IS A CONSTHUCRON LEND INO AGENCY FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK FOR WHICH THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED (SEC JU9T,CN,C). LENDERS NPME I CERTFY THAT I HE READ THIS APPLICATION AND STATE THAT THE ABOVE INFORMP- TKKH HAVE IS CORRECT. IAGREE TO COMPLY WITH ALL CRY AND COUNTY ORDINANCES AND STATE TAWS RELATING TO BUILDING CONSITiVCTION, AND HEREBY AUn10RRE REPRESENTATIVES OPTS COUNY TO ENTER UPON THE ABOVEWENRONED PROPERTY FOR INSPECTION PUR. POSES m e BUILDIB Perit Fees f ENTE > Final Project Valuation BUILDING PERMIT FEE ----------------------------------- Subtotal BUILDING PERMIT FEES ----------------------------------- CALIFORNIA SEISMIC SAFETY FEE > OTHER FEE A Accounting Code TOTAL BLDG BUILDING PERMIT FEES Permit No. B950 DRO D�lDEMnO-ITION gLD6r�99 �� D.kb�aF _ _ GROUP_. __ STORIES_._ I ADDED NEW USE PARKING ZONE SPACES FRONT _ REAR _ LEFT _ — RIGHT' 200000 989. SO --------489. SO -------- 42,00 68.17 68.17 010-5003 PLANCK -------------- -------------- 1,099.67 CHECK PaYnents: ;Credit extended: Total Credits: I 1 Balance I Adjustneats Balance due PAID MAIf 2"41995 3 4i8.22 0;00 4f8.22 681.45 os06 681:45 CITY OF NEWPOR T BEAC m ArGERAGHTY AV& NIILLER, INC. AW Environmental Services KOLL CONSTRUCTION May 23,1995 MAY 2 31995 CA0186.030.001 Mr. Eric Pearson Ford Motor Land Development Corporation One Parklane Boulevard, Suite 1500 East Dearborn, Michigan 48126 Subject: Clearance of Building 15 Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Pearson: At your request, Geraghty & Miller is hereby providing this notification of inspection related to removal of regulated building materials and decontamination of Building 15 at the Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility in Newport Beach California. The demolition contractor (Aman Environmental) is responsible for the removal of all regulated building materials, and building decontamination prior to general demolition emol tion of the building(s). This work is required to be performed per the $ML�ML _ gpeci� fications dated October 25, 1994, (Specifications) which served as the demolition contract bid document. Geraghty & Miller, Inc. and Environmental Management Services have performed a general inspection of Building 15 to verify that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been performed by Aman Environmental in accordance with the Specifications. Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services recommend release of Building 15 for general building demolition of all structures above the concrete slab. The concrete slab and any other sub -surface structures will require a specific and separate release. Also attached is the Building 15 asbestos abatement clearance documentation. It is the understanding of Geraghty & Miller, Inc. that Aman Environmental will be responsible for any and all liability arising from any and all future environmental or waste characterization issues related to the demolition of the facility. 100 N. Bamnca Avenue, Suite 500 •West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 •FAX (818) 331-1224 4c r Clearance of Building 15 Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California May 23, 1995 Page 2 Geraghty & Miller is pleased to provide this service to the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation. Fthe conditions listed above do not reflect the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation's understanding, please immediately direct any questions or comments to one of the undersigned Geraghty & Miller personnel at (818) 332-8010. Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. teH hrington Environmental Management Services cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FkAWC, Anaheim, CA John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, Newport Beach, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA glcommonlford-newlsignBl5.doc GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. 004 1ygienetics(a Environmental H)pe-wl s EM,,Onnlentai Services. Inc. May 1, 1995 Mr. Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Su.te A Phone: r7141 955 0201 1920 East Warner A%en,.e Fa. 171- 955.0965 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #7, were properly abated. The areas of asbestos abatement were visually inspected and air tested by Hygienetics Environmental before reoccupancy by any other working trades or visitors were allowed. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygil_enet'cs En iJ'ronmental Services, Inc. C� n Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental JPC:bah\050295\4313005\IA036JPC i Poi foj)l� 4&G l� p ArGERAGHTY AV- & MILLER, INC. )WEnvironn:ental Services June 29, 1995 CA0186.030.001 �ln� l5 03=119 • • KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 0 6 1995 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 15 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 15 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exception(s). Attached is the Building 15 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 15; • An area of concrete, approximately 800 square feet will be marked with high visibility paint, after the general demolition of the building has taken place above the building slab. During the removal of the building slab, under the supervision of Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services, the area of concrete within the marked areas will be segregated and stockpiled with other asphalt which is to be recycled at the site. The remaining portions of the building slab will be handled` as general building debris. n 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 CA LJ 0 City of Newport Beach Building 15 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 June 29, 1995 Sincerely submitted, 4�e- -- -�A James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. S th Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: ei U Lyn ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ 2 Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA G:WPROJECTIFORDINEWPORT\CA0186.0301AGENCY C1Bl5SIGN.DOC GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. `Hygienetics® Environmental ;c4P;c4i�lk �ienetics Environmental Services. Inc./U� f.Q :,1�;Gyj�21995 • June 8, 1995 67 Mr. Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 • KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 0 G 1995 Suite A Phone. (7141 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714, 955 0955 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #15, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 15 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hy.gienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 'lkl�q iJohCarey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental JPC:bdh\050295\4313005\L0036.JPC • • KOLL CONSTRUCTION My6netics® JUL 0 6 1995 Environmental Hygienetics Environmental Services. Inc. Suite A Phone. 1714. 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fah: 17141 955.0965 Santa Ana. CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract No. Address: 1 Ford Road Newport Beach. California Contractor: Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard Suite 1500 E Dearborn Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92' Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sampk M No. Date CoOccied Aaalysic Method Fiber Coaccirmtkm (fibcm/a) Oamments 032395777-01 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 032395777-02 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.003 Pass 032395777-03 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 'A" 0.003 Pass 032395777-04 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.002 Pass ' 032395777-05 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 'A" 0.002 Pass 032395777.OG 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.004 Pass 032395777-07 3/23/95 NIOSH 7400 -A- 0004 Pass BackgroundReadings or Standard*. EPA Clearance Level of 50.01f/cc JPCbd h\052495\4313005\apfac.2 P.Q. 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FEES J,�c tt : ••• BcLAsCITYOFNEWPORTEACH.: ,_.• PNREOFPEfYK1TEE - 1�._ -DATE� O 8 w D- w0 yU o Lu LU F � cc Lu LL Q 0 0 IE i 4� a 2 3 Y 8 v Beach ailment BUILDING PERMIT ph, 8915 er Phone No. No. (714) 644-3288/3289 -,BUILDER DECLARATION JOB INSP ADDRESS: AREA DESCRIPTION OF WORK ENALTY OF PEflJURV THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE RTHE FOLLONINO RFASQN (SEC.TIX IA BUSINESS m COUNTY WHICH REWIRE A PEHMR TO CONMLICr -- -- - --- REPAIRANY SIRUCRIRE, PRIOR TO RS ISSUANCE ALSO BLDG. FLOOR. SUITE: CONST.: OO CHI, [TTOF3E A51GNED STATEMENTTHATHEORSHETYPEOF-__--1M1 ROVISIONSOFTHECOMgACTOflSLICENSE IAW11CPAPmA 'III OF DWI pN 3 OF THE BUSINESS AND PROfES5NM15 OWNER: Y CONSTRUCRON: --. ADDED I NEW WFT BLDG. - _ .- %EMFTTHEREFROM AND THE BASIS FORTHEALLEGED :CTI014TWI4BYANY APRJCANT MRAPERMR SUBJECTS ------- .FORD-rtDTDR-LARD-DRY-DDRP--'--""--- _ _"_ _—__— ADDRESS: _-34-I'A-RAST-CAPITOL-AYR f2O0- -_ __- Y OFNOTMORETHANFNEHUNDRED DOLLARS (550011• R1Y.Ofl MY EMPLOYEESY/fLH WAGESASIHefl IREIS NOT OFFERED __----_ PHONE: - - ---- --408-262-48&S NOOF --FF PROF�ESUIts"c E ca�DEDORs OF PROPERLY YIHO BUILDS OR IMPROVES THEREON.AND '- --'- ---MILBITASI-CA-9S035 CONTRACTOR _SETBACKS - -_ _ FORD-ROTOR�-1L1OD�-DEY CORP gEaolil-or- ORHERSWORTHROUGHHISORHERw+NEMPLOYEEs. ENISPAE NOT effENOEDW OFFERED FOHSAI.E IF, lial/- OF COMPLETION. THE ADDRESS: _ 341.A-BAST-CAPIYOL-AYR r2OO-'-- --LEGAL- - EMENF IS SOLD WNHIN ONE YEUI BqLUEfl)DENOFPROVINGTHATHEOgSHEDIDNOTBUIIDOR - -- - -- - PHONE: RfY.AME%CLUSNELYCONfflACfINO WmiLIDENSED DON. SPATE ----tlILP T S :CA-9S03 S--- NEWPOAT- -408-262-48&S ---- ROIECTISEC. TDH, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE LLC NO_ BUSUC'_ ORRRRIBLDR---- V DOES NOT APRY TO AN OWNEROFAPHOPERIWH YO pNp VAiO WMIRAACfS FOq SUCH PflDIECfS WRH A CON- O EC@URACTOHSUCENSEIAW.) - - -- ' ARCHITECT: T _ ----__ "__ _— -- - --__ —__ -_ _ -BUS•-LTC: LIT -- ------ BBP.C. FOR THIS REASON ADDRESS: SpEcm PHONE:_ CONUMON119#3vi L.C. NO.: HAT I Am LICENSED UNoI OF DNISION 3 OF THE CE!ANDEFFECr. 1 1 BECOMPLETEDIFTHEPERMRISFORMSHUNDREDD - CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY ADDRESS:-_—_-_______-__ PHONE:_ - LIC. NO: _ APPLICANT: MOLL CORSTIJACE-DODDERS JR-- -- — ADDRESS: --- - 2 OLD fliRCH PERY;STfi 2SD --- -- PHONE: SIGNATUREOF • I J APPLICANT / :e;;" / t BUILDOO Pernit Pees ENTER» Final Project Valuation BUILDIRG PERMIT PEE Subtotal BUILDING PERMIT PEES ----------------------------------- CALIFORNIA SEISMIC SAFETY PEE > OTHER PRE A Accounting Code TOTAL BLDG BUILDING PERMIT FEES " Pemh No. B9500135.' REAR - _--LE 200000 ; Payments: 939.50 ;Credit extended: Total Credits: 989.50 ; Balance 42.00 ; Adjustments 68.17 68.17 010-5003 , ; Balance due PLANCK ----------- ----- 1,099.67 O z J .O z N W O w} F 0- 2O w0 a NO o z aJ 1 F � 9 � 'U 418;22 w o.00 0 418.22 W. O 681.45 LL 0.00 0 681:45 0 O O W Q x I- 3 PAID N MAY 2 41995 N J E CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH g N ` A WGERAGHTY • AV& MILLER, INC. )WEnvironmental Services May 23, 1995 CA0186.030.001 Mr. Eric Pearson Ford Motor Land Development Corporation One Parklane Boulevard, Suite 1500 East Dearborn, Michigan 48126 Subject: Clearance of Building 7 Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Pearson: KOLL CONSTRUCTION MAY 2 31995 At your request, Geraghty & Miller is hereby providing this notification of inspection related to removal of regulated building materials and decontamination of Building 7 at the Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility in Newport Beach California. The demolition contractor (Aman Environmental) is responsible for the removal of all regulated building materials, and building decontamination prior to general demolition of the building(s). This work is required to be performed per the FML Demolition ,Specifications dated October 25, 1994, (Specifications) which served' as the demolition contract bid document. Geraghty & Miller, Inc. and Environmental Management Services have performed a general inspection of Building 7 to verify that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been performed by Aman Environmental in accordance with the Specifications. Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services recommend release of Building 7 for general building demolition of all structures above the concrete slab. The concrete slab and any other sub -surface structures will require a specific and separate release. Also attached is the Building 7 asbestos abatement clearance documentation. It is the understanding of Geraghty & Miller, Inc. that Aman Environmental will be responsible for any and all liability arising from any and all future environmental or waste characterization issues related to the demolition of the facility. 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 - West Covina, California 91791-1600 - (818) 332-8010 - FAX (818) 331-1224 0 0 Clearance of Building 7 Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California May 23, 1995 Page 2 Geraghty & Miller is pleased to provide this service to the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation. If the conditions listed above do not reflect the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation's understanding, please immediately direct any questions or comments to one of the undersigned Geraghty & Miller personnel at (818) 332-8010. Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. K.i,�. Y wv,, -.' Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. L�L:n Assoctate Environmental Management Services cx: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, Newport Beach, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA glcommonVord-nc%OWgnB7.doc GERAGHTY & NIILLER, INC. CJ ./gienetics® ,environmental N_a•nc' -. Emoonmental Senices. Inc. May 1, 1995 Mr. Jim Hubbard Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 11 Ss,Ir- A Pho•'e: � 71- 955 020: 1920 Eas; Wame, A.urue Fa, 7 is 9r 09 San•a Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance Dear Mr. Hubbard: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #15, were properly abated. The areas of asbestos abatement were visually inspected and air tested by Hygienetics Environmental before reoccupancy by any other working trades or visitors were allowed. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics En ' nmental Services, Inc. Y� Jib rey 7 Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental JPCbdh\050295\4313005\3.0036JPC b . SUCS. ENVIRONMENTAL DEMENT SERVICES 9.58P HAMILTON AVLNUL. SUITE 36 1 I IUNTINGTON SFACH, t.A 92646 MEMORANDUM TO: John H. Douglas, AICP Principal Planner, Planning Department City of Newport Beach FROM: Lyne Hethrington, Principal - Sr. Environmental Scientist Environmental Management Services DATE: 19 May 1995 P HON F : 71.1 6.12.706:'1 I AY.. 71 4664 •910 1 SUBJECT: Pre -demolition Review of the Ford/Loral Project Demolition Manual As you are aware, a Project Demolition Manual (Manual) was prepared by the Ford Motor Land Development Corporation (FMLDC) to serve as a bid document for contractors, and as a guidance document for demolition activities to be conducted at the Ford/Loral site. The demolition activities are expected to include the removal of regulated building materials, the demolition of the major buildings and associated appurtenances, the demolition of all associated "outbuildings" and sire improvements, and the rough grading of the site. The Manual includes, or includes by reference to separate documents, the following components: • Procedures for the Removal of Hazardous Substances 0 Site -Specific Health & Safety Plan • Demolition Sampling Plan • Air Monitoring and Response Plan The City of Newport Beach Building Department requested that, as one of the pre -demolition conditions, the Manual and its associated components be reviewed by the City of Newport Beach Fire Department personnel, and by myself in order to evaluate conformance of these documents with requirements and mitigation measures stipulated in the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) dated April 1995 that was prepared by the City of Newport Beach. Based on the review conducted of the above -referenced documents by myself and personnel of the City of Newport Beach Fire Department, we find that the provisions and procedures specified in these documents adequately address the requirements and stipulated mitigation measures contained in the DEIR. NORTHERN CAUFORNIA: 2100 SMOAHCAOUSO, SUITE 201 • OAKLAND, C. 94606 • PHONE. 510-532.3305 � FAX' 51 CJ-437•1249 TOTAL P.02 May 12, 1995 TO: Faysal Jurdi, Building Dept. FROM: Genia Garcia, Planning Dept. SUBJECT: Loral/Ford Aero Demolition Permits Per our meeting with the consultant, Lyne Hethrington, Mr. H. P. Singh from Geraghty & Miller (Ford's Consultant), Jack Douglas from Koff Construction, John Douglas and yourself, I would like to clarify our respective positions regarding the demolition of the buildings that are located on this site. 1. The city's consultant, Lyne Hetherington, is to review and the approve the demolition manual and submit a letter of approval to the Planning and Building Department prior to issuance of any demolition, permit. 2. The consultant is to inspect the clean up operation of hazardous materials and certify in writing for each building prior to the issuance of demolition permits. 3. A separate permit will be issued for each building to be demolished with a total of 14 permits for buildings, 1 grading permit at the beginning for specific site grading and erosion control, and a final permits for subsurface structures. 4. A letter will be provided by Lyne Hethrington stating who the authorized signatures will be, in the event that Lyne is unavailable to provide a letter for any of the buildings to be demolished. The letter will also be signed by the consultant, H.P. Singh, the consultant for Ford . A copy of each letter will be placed on file in the Planning Department with copies to John Douglas and Faysal Jurdi. 5. Demolition Permits for Building #'s 7, 8,11, 12, and 15 may be issued prior to the Certification of the EIR, which is expected to occur in July. Post Certification, Building #'s 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10, and 14 may be issued permits for demolition provided that all other requirements of the Building and Planning Departments have been met. Please instruct the permit technicians to please see me before issuing any permits for this site. Thank you for your assistance on this. cc: John Douglas 7149337970 APR 2 '97 11:48 FROM 7148337970 TO 6443318 PAGE.001 r Pacific Bay Homes 4041 MacArthur Boulevard Suite 500 Newport Beach, California 92660 (714) 440-7200 V FACSIMILE COVER SHEET I Date: q-d-97 No. of Pages (including this sheet): / TO: Name: fYIAR.✓-' Company: Telephone: FAX: & c{ t4 - '33 ► % ' FROM: Name: Company: Pacific Bay Homes Telephone: 714/440-7200 FAX: 714/833-7970 ✓ ZO D'K:s (W;4 4° Th J iq 16-+ Z�di.3� ¢9 t +�'I1AI Ll3o/5Y� COMMENTS: Mp a l£y l6 CL1QaoP+GJ[+-�+- i,[tYt�-rtuQ. -9`7 P�� Z '3 ate., 5-1-97 ✓ PwvsT� a L� w s�M��7s w,c aQ a _3g_ -W 6 - -Q7 ✓ 1 t by 8 Jbp . P> 1'3 t7 U. S- 10 -97 ✓ 1[ - 3-q7 ** TOTAL PAGE.001 ** APR 2 '97 10:13 7149337970 FROM 714e337970 TO 6443318 PAGE.001 9 Pacific Bay Homes 4041 MacArthur Boulevard Suite $$00 Newport Beach, California 92660 (714) 440-7200 FACSIMILE COVER SHEET Date: -47 No. of Pages (including this sheet): TO: Name: MAiZ>4, M"-r�s Company: C 1�•t z iJfi �� Telephone: FAX: 331g FROM: Name:,J Company: Pacific Bay Homes Telephone: 714/440-7200•* = �Keo-7as4� FAX: 714/833-7970 �/ = z. o COMMENTS: nA a �H( &13n1 as. ) GAw�,�,SDr w port tk�tx�� tY`D�t-S tS.Du 4 - z6-9'7 ��- Pcw'�_ ,�nrt•� i i= yap �.ry ,�y.� �92�g�S1-.aaS �* TOTAL PAGE.001 ** Oct-22-96 10:46P ENV- SCS- CONSORTIUM, INC 310-SBB-0129 P.01 TELECOPY MESSAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CONSORTIUM, INC. 4401 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 200, Long Beach, California 90807 Phone: (310)984-2079 Fax: (310) 988-0-129 DATE: 18 October 1996 FAX NO: 714-644-3250 TO: Genia Garcia - Associate Planter COMPANY: City of Newport Beach FROM: Lyne Hethrington SUBdECr: Draft Status Letter for the FordfLoral project PAGES: 4 (including cover sheet) As we discussed, please review and edit according to your needs. I will make the necessary changes, add page numbers, place on letterhead, and forward to you on Wednesday before I leave town. If you have any questions while you are reviewing this, please page me at 714-648- 4148. I will be leaving my office at 11:00 am for the Los Angeles airport. Thanks so much for your patience and assistance, Genia. Yours truly, L•'NVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CONSORTIUM, INC. Ly ethrington, RFJA, M Principal Environmental SOntist This message is intended only for the individual or eatity to which it is oddressed, It may contain privileged. con ftdential, adorney-work product or trade secret igformation which is esempt firm disctosure under appliaab7a laws. If you are not the intended reefpienl, or an agent or emptayee responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient, you are hereby noticed that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please notify us immediately by telephone and return the original message and all copies to us by mail at the above address. Thant You. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT May 10, 1995 TO: Genia Garcia FROM: John Douglas SUBJECT: Demolition Permit for Ford/Loral Site (P/C #94G-95) The following are the conditions than must be satisfied before issuance of the demolition permit. 1. Demolition/GradinwBuildin Permit ermits No demolition, grading, or building work shall commence without proper demolition, grading, or building pernuts as appropriate. All work shall be carried out in compliance with the specifications and conditions contained in these permits. (EIR p. 3-171) 2. Commencement of Demolition No demolition permits shall be issued for Buildings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 14 prior to certification of Final EIR No. 153. (EIR p. 3-161, Sec. 3.10.2.4.3) !3 Pre -Demolition Building Certification vPrior to issuance of a demolition permit for each building, the project proponent shall demonstrate to the Building Department that all pre -demolition clean-up has been completed in compliance with the Project Demolition Manual, including the removal of hazardous substances. (EIR p. 3-172, #2) 4. Project Demolition Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit a Project Demolition Manual shall be submitted by the applicant and approved by the Building and Fire Departments. All demolition plans and permits shall contain a note stating that all work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the manual. A copy of the approved manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors and employees upon request. The manual shall include the following components: Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 2 a. Removal of Hazardous Substances The manual shall describe the hazardous substances to be removed prior to demolition of structures, the cleanup standards to be met, and the procedures to be followed by the contractor. b. Health and Safety Plan The Health and Safety Plan shall be based on the potential presence of hazardous substances in buildings, equipment and in subsurface soils, and shall outline proper procedures and safe work practices to ensure the safety and protection of all workers involved in the demolition, environmental clean-up and general site activities, as well as residents of the surrounding area and the general public. The plan shall meet all applicable federal, state and local requirements. c. Demolition Sampling Plan The Demolition Sampling Plan shall be based on the potential presence of contaminated soils, and include procedures to be followed to identify contaminated soil during the site demolition process. d. Air Monitoring and Response Plan The manual shall include a plan for on -site and perimeter air monitoring to be conducted during demolition and grading, and a response plan describing remedial actions to betaken in the event that unacceptable levels of air emissions are detected. (EIRp. 3-171, #1) OAccess and Haul Routes Demolition and grading permits shall include a description of haul routes, access routes, access points to the site, any proposed street closures, and a watering and sweeping program designed to minimize impacts of haul operations for abatement, demolition, excavation, and grading. (EIR p. 3-56, #2) 6. Construction Stasina Prior to the issuance of 'any demolition, grading or building permits the project applicant shall demonstrate that all construction staging shall be performed on -site as far as feasible from occupied dwelling. (EIR p. 3-74, #2) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 3 City Monitoring of Closure Demolition and Remediation Activities a. Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit the City shall select and retain a qualified hazardous materials consultant to monitor and verify compliance with all adopted mitigation measures related to site closure, demolition, remediation and health risk assessment activities. The cost of this consultant shall be paid by the applicant and shall not exceed $25,000. However, if new information becomes available that results in additional work beyond that anticipated in this budget, the City and the applicant shall negotiate a supplemental budget sufficient to accomplish the required additional work. b. The applicant shall provide to the City or its designee in a timely fashion copies of all written correspondence with the OCHCA, RWQCB, and any other agency involved in review and approval of soil and groundwater mediation of the site. (EIR p.3-173) The followin¢ conditions should be applied to the demolition permit in conformance with the EIfR for this proiect. Demolition Manual Compliance a. All work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the Project Demolition Manual, including the Health and Safety Plan, the Demolition Sampling Plan and the Air Monitoring and Response Plan. b. A copy of the Project Demolition Manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors, and employees upon request. (EIRp.3-171,#1) 2. Dust/Dirt Suppression a. To avoid spill -over impacts on neighboring roadways, construction vehicles shall be hosed down before entering public roadways from any dirt road project areas, or shall be limited to exiting the site from only paved roads. (EIR p. 3-57, #3) b. The project access to public roadways shall be washed/swept at regular intervals to minimize dirt impacts on neighboring roadways. (EIR p. 3-57, #4) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 4 3. Construction Traffic To minimize emissions by reducing interference of construction traffic with regional non -project traffic movement, the following measures shall be implemented where possible: a. Routing construction traffic through areas of least impact sensitivity. b. Providing ride -share incentives for contractors and subcontractor personnel. (EIR p. 3-57, 92) 4. Construction Equipment Maintenance Emissions from on -site construction equipment shall be controlled through a routine mandatory maintenance program. (EIR p. 3-57, #5) 5. Hours of Operation Demolition, site preparation and other construction activities shall be limited to the hours of 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays, in accordance with Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 10.28.040. (EIR p. 3-73, #la) 6. StationgU Equipment Noise No stationary construction equipment shall be permitted to operate in a manner that results in either: a. An exterior noise level greater than 55 dBA Leq (daytime) or 50 dBA (nighttime) at the property line of any occupied residence; or b. An interior noise level greater than 45 dBA Leq in any occupied residence. (EIR p. 3-74, # 1) 7. Reeulated Buildiniz Materials Abatement The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding the removal of regulated building materials (e.g., asbestos, lead -based paint, etc. (EIR p. 3-170) 8. Employee Safety The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding employee safety, including the use of Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 5 HAZWOPER and/or AHERA-trained hazardous waste workers and appropriate personal protective equipment. (EIR p. 3-170) 9. Hazardous Waste Handling Transport and Disposal The applicant or its successors shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding handling, transport and disposal of hazardous waste, including use of hazardous waste manifests, DOT -approved containers, and licensed hazardous waste haulers. (EIR p. 3-171) Please call me at x3230 if you have any questions. cc: Lyne Hethrington F:\WINDOWSTLANNINGUGHN-D\FORD\DEMO\DEMO-MEM.DOC May 12, 1995 TO: Faysal Jurdi, Building Dept. FROM: Genia Garcia, Planning Dept. SUBJECT: Loral/Ford Aero Demolition Permits Per our meeting with the consultant, Lyne Hethrington, Mr. Garrety from Ford AM, Jack Douglas from Koll Construction, John Douglas and yourself, I would like to clarify our respective positions regarding the demolition ofthe buildings that are located on this site. 1. The consultant, Lyne Hetherington, is to review and the approve the demolition manual and submit a letter of approval to the Planning and Building Department. 2. The consultant is to inspect the clean up operation of hazardous materials and certify in writing for each building prior to the issuance of demolition permits. 3. A separate permit will be issued for each building to be demolished with a total of 14 permits for buildings, 1 grading permit at the beginning for specific site grading and erosion control, and a final rough grading plan for clearing of all debris after the demolition of each building. 4. A letter will be provided by Lyne Hethrington stating who the authorized signatures will be, in the event that Lyne is unavailable to provide a letter for any of the buildings to be demolished. The letter will also be signed by the consultant, Mr. Garretty, the consultant for Ford Aero. A copy of each letter will be placed on file in the Planning Department with copies to John Douglas and Faysal Jurdi. 5. Demolition Permits for Building #'s 7, 8,11, 12, and 15 may be issued prior to the Certification of the EIR in July. Post Certification, Building #'s 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10, and 14 may be issued permits for demolition provided that all other requirements of the Building and Planning Departments have been met. Please instruct the permit technicians to please see me before issuing any permits for this site. Thank you for your assistance on this. cc: John Douglas CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT May 2, 1995 TO: Lyne Hethrington FROM: John Douglas SUBJECT: Ford Demo Permit Lyne, attached is a memo itemizing the Planning Department's requirements for the Ford demolition permit. These are based on the discussion contained in the EIR. Could you please review this list and give us a brief memo for the file stating whether all of the "prior to issuance of demo permit" requirements (excluding the haul route and construction staging requirements) have been satisfied? Thanks cc: Genia Garcia F:\VnNDOWS\PLANNING\JOHN-D\FORD\DEMO\LYNEI.DOC 191 N POP- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT May 2, 1995 TO: Genia Garcia FROM: John Douglas SUBJECT: Demolition Permit for Ford/Loral Site (P/C #94G-95) The followin2 are the conditions than must be satisfied before issuance of the demolition permit. 1. Project Demolition Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit a Project Demolition Manual shall be submitted by the applicant and approved by the Building and Fire -�� Departments. All demolition plans and permits shall contain a note stating that all work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the manual. A copy of the approved manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors and employees upon request. The manual shall include the following components: o a. Removal of Hazardous Substances The manual shall describe the hazardous substances to be removed prior to demolition of structures, the cleanup standards to be met, and the procedures to be followed by the contractor. b. Health and Safety Plan The Health and Safety Plan shall be based on the potential presence of hazardous substances in buildings, equipment and in subsurface soils, and shall outline proper procedures and safe work practices to ensure the safety and protection of all workers involved in the demolition, environmental clean-up and general site activities, as well as residents of the surrounding area and the general public. The plan shall meet all applicable federal, state and local requirements. t Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 2 c. Demolition Sampling Plan The Demolition Sampling Plan shall be based on the potential presence of contaminated soils, and include procedures to be followed to identify contaminated soil during the site demolition process. d. Air Monitoring and Response Plan The manual shall include a plan for on -site and perimeter air monitoring to be conducted during demolition and grading, and a response plandescribing remedial actions to be taken in the event that unacceptable levels of air emissions are detected. (EIR p. 3-171, #1) 3. Access and Haul Routes M Demolition and grading permits shall include a description of haul routes, access routes, access points to the site, any proposed street closures, and a watering and sweeping program designed to minimize impacts of haul operations for abatement, demolition, excavation, and grading. (EIR p. 3-56, #2) 4. Construction Staging Prior to the issuance of any demolition, grading or building permits the project applicant shall demonstrate that all construction staging shall be performed on -site as far as feasible from occupied dwelling. (EIR p. 3-74, #2) 5. City Monitoring of Closure Demolition and Remediation Activities a. Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit the City shall select and retain a qualified hazardous materials consultant to monitor and verify compliance ¢C'O 0 with all adopted mitigation measures related to site closure, demolition, remediation and health risk assessment activities. The cost of this consultant shall be paid by the applicant and shall not exceed $25,000. However, if new information becomes available that results in additional work beyond that anticipated in this budget, the City and the applicant shall negotiate a supplemental budget sufficient to accomplish the required additional work. b. The applicant shall provide to the City or its designee in a timely fashion copies of all written correspondence with the OCHCA, RWQCB, and any other agency involved in review and approval of soil and groundwater mediation of the site. (EIR p. 3-173) Genic Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 3 The following conditions should be applied to the demolition permit in conformance with the EIR for this project. Commencement of Demolition Demolition of Buildings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 14 shall not commence prior to certification of Final EIR No. 153. (EIR p. 3-161, Sec. 3.10.2.4.3) Demolition Manual Compliance a. All work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the Project Demolition Manual, including the Health and Safety Plan, the Demolition Sampling Plan and the Air Monitoring and Response Plan. b. A copy of the Project Demolition Manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors, and employees upon request. (EIR p. 3-171, #1) Pre -Demolition Building Certification Prior to demolition of each building, the project proponent shall demonstrate to the Building Department that all pre -demolition clean-up has been completed in compliance with the Project Demolition Manual, including the removal of hazardous substances. (EIR p. 3-172, #2) 4. Dust/Dirt Suppression a. To avoid spill -over impacts on neighboring roadways, construction vehicles shall be hosed down before entering public roadways from any dirt road project areas, or shall be limited to exiting the site from only paved roads. (EIR p. 3-57, #3) b. The project access to public roadways shall be washed/swept at regular intervals to minimize dirt impacts on neighboring roadways. (EIR p. 3-57, #4) 5. Construction Traffic To minimize emissions by reducing interference of construction traffic with regional non -project traffic movement, the following measures shall be implemented where possible: a. Routing construction traffic through areas of least impact sensitivity. Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 4 b. Providing ride -share incentives for contractors and subcontractor personnel. (EIR p. 3-57, #2) 6. Construction Equipment Maintenance Emissions from on -site construction equipment shall be controlled through a routine mandatory maintenance program. (EIR p. 3-57, #5) 7. Hours of Operation Demolition, site preparation and other construction activities shall be limited to the hours of 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays, in accordance with Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 10.28.040. (EIR p. 3-73, #la) 8. Stationary Equipment Noise No stationary construction equipment shall be permitted to operate in a manner that results in either: a. An exterior noise level greater than 55 dBA Leq (daytime) or 50 dBA (nighttime) at the property line of any occupied residence; or b. An interior noise level greater than 45 dBA Leq in any occupied residence. (EIR p. 3-74, # 1) 9. Regulated Building Materials Abatement The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding the removal of regulated building materials (e.g., asbestos, lead -based paint, etc. (EIR p. 3-170) 10. Employee Safety The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding employee safety, including the use of HAZWOPER and/or AHERA trained hazardous waste workers and appropriate personal protective equipment. (EIR p. 3-170) 11. Hazardous Waste Handling, Transport and Disposal The applicant or its successors shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding handling, transport and disposal of hazardous waste, including Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 5 use of hazardous waste manifests, DOT -approved containers, and licensed hazardous waste haulers. (EIR p. 3-171) 12. Demolition/Gradin uildin Permit ermits No demolition, grading, or building work shall commence without proper demolition, grading, or building permits as appropriate. All work shall be tamed out in compliance with the specifications and conditions contained in these permits. (EIR p. 3-171) Please call me at x3230 if you have any questions. cc; Lyne Hethrington F:\WINDOWS\PLANNAIGUGHN-D\i ORD\DEMOIDEM0.MEM.DOC A /G pp�7� �� L (22W �� `� � , , --- - �� --- - - i - -- - --- - - -S��!/ — -- --- - -- �- -- I - - - - - -r..- -_-- - - - -- - �I �`` - - - -- - - -- `,� - -- - - -- - - - - - - -- - -- --- --t ----v�� -- ----------- ---- r- '' I �9 -- -- ----- _i �� _- -- -- -"- ------i'��-�� - - - - � - - -- - ---- -- -- - - -- - - - - - - - - --'.�x��c� - �J�, � -- ,i - �� II - - - --------- -- -- --- -- - --- - i - -- ---- ---- ----_ -- ------ ------ - ----- -- - - - - � -- - . �� !i - - al -- - -- - -- - -- - - -- - - -- - -�� - '� i �, -- - '1 - - -- --- -- ------------- -- ---- - - -- May 11, 1995 Subject: Loral/Ford Aero Site Per a meeting with Faysal Jurdi of the Building Department, the following corrections are needed prior to issuing a building permit for the demolition: 1. The consultant to review and approve the demolition manual, that it meets the requirements for hazardous waste removal, in writing to the Building Department. 2. The consultant to inspect the clean up operation and certify in writing, prior to the issuance of demolition permits. 3. A separate permit will be issued for each building, and only for Phase I, until the certification of the EIR. For Phase II, separate permits will be issued. GORDY LEWIS {� JC C MGR. LAND ACQUISITIONS j H� Eij M t CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT April 21,1995 TO: Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Pat Brown, RGC Bill Devine, Paone, Callahan Lyne Hethrington, EMS FROM: (Cy Iohn Douglas SUBJECT: - Demolition Permit Conditions for the Ford/Loral Development Attached for your review is a memo outlining the demo permit requirements as described in the EIR. There may be additional requirements imposed by other departments. Please call me at 644-3230 if you see any problems with this. cc: B. Burnham, City Attorney D. Lockard, Fire Department F:\WINDOWS\PLANNINGUGHN-D\FORD\DEMO\MEM] .DOC CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT April 21, 1995 �7� , N TO: Gehia Garcia FROM: John Douglas SUBJECT: Demolition Permit for Ford/Loral Site (P/C #94G-95) The following are the conditions than must be satisfied before issuance of the demolition permit. Project Demolition Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit a Project Demolition Manual shall be submitted by the applicant and approved by the Building and Fire Departments. All demolition plans and permits shall contain a note stating that all work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the manual. A copy of the approved manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors and employees upon request. The manual shall include the following components: a. Removal of Hazardous Substances The manual shall describe the hazardous substances to be removed prior to demolition of structures, the cleanup standards to be met, and the procedures to be followed by the contractor. b. Health and Safety Plan The Health and Safety Plan shall be based on the potential presence of hazardous substances in buildings, equipment and in subsurface soils, and shall outline proper procedures and safe work practices to ensure the safety and protection of all workers involved in the demolition, environmental clean-up and general site activities, as well as residents of the surrounding area and the general public. The plan shall meet all applicable federal, state and local requirements. Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 2 c. Demolition Sampling Plan The Demolition Sampling Plan shall be based on the potential presence of contaminated soils, and include procedures to be followed to identify contaminated soil during the site demolition process. d. Air Monitoring and Response Plan The manual shall include a plan for on -site and perimeter air monitoring to be conducted during demolition and grading, and a response plan describing remedial actions to be taken in the event that unacceptable levels of air emissions are detected. (EIR p.3-171, #1) 3. Access and Haul Routes Demolition and grading permits shall include a description of haul routes, access routes, access points to the site, any proposed street closures, and a watering and sweeping program designed to minimize impacts of haul operations for abatement, demolition, excavation, and grading. (EIR p. 3-56, #2) 4. Construction Staging Prior to the issuance of any demolition, grading or building permits the project applicant shall demonstrate that all construction staging shall be performed on -site as far as feasible from occupied dwelling. (EIR p. 3-74, #2) 5. City Monitoring of Closure Demolition and Remediation Activities a. Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit the City shall select and retain a qualified hazardous materials consultant to monitor and verify compliance with all adopted mitigation measures related to site closure, demolition, remediation and health risk assessment activities. The cost of this consultant shall be paid by the applicant and shall not exceed $25,000. However, if new infonnation becomes available that results in additional work beyond that anticipated in this budget, the City and the applicant shall negotiate a supplemental budget sufficient to accomplish the required additional work. b. The applicant shall provide to the City or its designee in a timely fashion copies of all written correspondence with the OCHCA, RWQCB, and any other agency involved in review and approval of soil and groundwater mediation of the site. (EIR p. 3-173) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 3 The followins conditions should be applied to the demolition permit in conformance with the EIR for this nroiect. Commencement of Demolition Demolition of Buildings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 14 shall not commence prior to certification of Final EIR No. 153. (EIR p. 3-161, Sec. 3.10.2.4.3) 2. Demolition Manual Compliance a. All work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the Project Demolition Manual, including the Health and Safety Plan, the Demolition Sampling Plan and the Air Monitoring and Response Plan. b. A copy of the Project Demolition Manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors, and employees upon request. (EIR p. 3-171, #1) 3. Pre -Demolition Building Certification Prior to demolition of each building, the project proponent shall demonstrate to the Building Department that all pre -demolition clean-up has been completed in compliance with the Project Demolition Manual, including the removal of hazardous substances. (EIR p. 3-172, #2) 4. Dust/Dirt Suppression a. To avoid spill -over impacts on neighboring roadways, construction vehicles shall be hosed down before entering public roadways from any dirt road project areas, or shall be limited to exiting the site from only paved roads. (EIR p. 3-57, 93) b. The project access to public roadways shall be washed/swept at regular intervals to minimize dirt impacts on neighboring roadways. (EIR p. 3-57, #4) 5. Construction Traffic To minimize emissions by reducing interference of construction traffic with regional non -project traffic movement, the following measures shall be implemented where possible: a. Routing construction traffic through areas of least impact sensitivity. Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 4 b. Providing ride -share incentives for contractors and subcontractor personnel. (EIR p. 3-57, #2) 6. Construction Equipment Maintenance Emissions from on -site construction equipment shall be controlled through a routine mandatory maintenance program. (EIR p. 3-57, #5) 7. Hours of Operation Demolition, site preparation and other construction activities shall be limited to the hours of 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays, in accordance with Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 10.28.040. (EIR p. 3-73, #la) StationaLy Equipment Noise No stationary construction equipment shall be permitted to operate in a manner that results in either: a. An increase in ambient noise level of greater than 1 dB at the property line of any occupied residence; or b. An exterior noise level greater than 55 dBA Leq (daytime) or 50 dBA (nighttime) at the property line of any occupied residence; or c. An interior noise level greater than 45 dBA Leq in any occupied residence. (EIR p. 3-74, # 1) 9. Reeulated Building Materials Abatement The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding the removal of regulated building materials (e.g., asbestos, lead -based paint, etc. (EIR p. 3-170) 10. Employee Safety The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding employee safety, including -the use of HAZWOPER and/or AHERA-trained hazardous waste workers and appropriate personal protective equipment. (EIR p. 3-170) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 5 11. Hazardous Waste Handling, Transport and Disposal The applicant or its successors shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding handling, transport and disposal of hazardous waste, including use of hazardous waste manifests, DOT -approved containers, and licensed hazardous waste haulers. (EIR p. 3-171) 12, Demolition/Grading/Building Permits No demolition, grading, or building work shall continence without proper demolition, grading, or building permits as appropriate. All work shall be carried out in compliance with the specifications and conditions contained in these permits. (EIR p. 3-171) Please call me at x3230 if you have any questions. cc: Lyne Hetltiington F.\WINDOWS\PLANNINGUOIAN-D\FORD\DEMO\DEMO-MEM.DOC CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT April 21, 1995 TO: Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Pat Brown, RGC Bill Devine, Paone, Callahan Lyne Hethrington, EMS FROM: •p `ohn Douglas SUBJECT: ( Demolition Permit Conditions for the Ford/Loral Development Attached for your review is a memo outlining the demo permit requirements as described in the EIR. There may be additional requirements imposed by other departments. Please call me at 644-3230 if you see any problems with this. cc: B. Burnham, City Attorney D. Lockard, Fire Department F:\WINDOWS\PLANNINGUOIAN-D\PORD\DFMO\MEMI .DOC 7x�L�lt�st-�7 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING DEPARTMENT April21, 1995 TO: Genia Garcia @,J FROM: John Douglas SUBJECT: Demolition Permit for Ford/Loral Site (P/C 994G-95) The following are the conditions than must be satisfied before issuance of the demolition permit. Project Demolition Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit a Project Demolition Manual shall be submitted by the applicant and approved by the Building and Fire Departments. All demolition plans and permits shall contain a note stating that all work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the manual. A copy of the approved manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors and employees upon request. The manual shall include the following components: 2. a. Removal of Hazardous Substances The manual shall describe the hazardous substances to be removed prior to demolition of structures, the cleanup standards to be met, and the procedures to be followed by the contractor, b. Health and Safety Plan The Health and Safety Plan shall be based on the potential presence of hazardous substances in buildings, equipment and in subsurface soils, and shall outline proper procedures and safe work practices to ensure the safety and protection of all workers involved in the demolition, environmental clean-up and general site activities, as well as residents of the surrounding area and the general public. The plan shall meet all applicable federal, state and local requirements. Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 2 c. Demolition Sampling Plan The Demolition Sampling Plan shall be based on the potential presence of contaminated soils, and include procedures to be followed to identify contaminated soil during the site demolition process. d. Air Monitoring and Response Plan The manual shall include a plan for on -site and perimeter air monitoring to be conducted during demolition and grading, and a response plan describing remedial actions to be taken in the event that unacceptable levels of air emissions are detected. (EIR p. 3-171, #1) 3. Access and Haul Routes Demolition and grading permits shall include a description of haul routes, access routes, access points to the site, any proposed street closures, and a watering and sweeping program designed to minimize impacts of haul operations for abatement, demolition, excavation, and grading. (EIR p. 3-56, #2) 4. Construction Staging Prior to the issuance of any demolition, grading or building permits the project applicant shall demonstrate that all construction staging shall be performed on -site as far as feasible from occupied dwelling. (EIR p. 3-74, #2) 5. City Monitoring of Closure. Demolition and Remediation Activities a. Prior to issuance of any demolition or grading permit the City shall select and retain a qualified hazardous materials consultant to monitor and verify compliance with all adopted mitigation measures related to site closure, demolition, remediation and health risk assessment activities. The cost of this consultant shall be paid by the applicant and shall not exceed $25,000. However, if new information becomes available that results in additional work beyond that anticipated in this budget, the City and the applicant shall negotiate a supplemental budget sufficient to accomplish the required additional work. b. The applicant shall provide to the City or its designee in a timely fashion copies of all written correspondence with the OCHCA, RWQCB, and any other agency involved in review and approval of soil and groundwater mediation of the site. (EIR p. 3-173) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 3 The following conditions should be applied to the demolition permit in conformance with the EIR for this project. 1. Commencement of Demolition Demolition of Buildings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 14 shall not commence prior to certification of Final EIR No. 153. (EIR p. 3-161, Sec. 3.10.2.4.3) 2. Demolition Manual Compliance a. All work shall be done according to the requirements and specifications contained in the Project Demolition Manual, including the Health and Safety Plan, the Demolition Sampling Plan and the Air Monitoring and Response Plan. b. A copy of the Project Demolition Manual shall be kept on site at all times and shall be made available to City inspectors, contractors, and employees upon request. (EIR p. 3-171, #1) 3. Pre -Demolition Building Certification Prior to demolition of each building, the project proponent shall demonstrate to the Building Department that all pre -demolition clean-up has been completed in compliance with the Project Demolition Manual, including the removal of hazardous substances. (EIR p. 3-172, #2) 4. Dust/Dirt Suppression a. To avoid spill -over impacts on neighboring roadways, construction vehicles shall be hosed down before entering public roadways from any dirt road project areas, or shall be limited to exiting the site from only paved roads. (EIR p. 3-57, #3) b. The project access to public roadways shall be washed/swept at regular intervals to minimize dirt impacts on neighboring roadways. (EIR p. 3-57, #4) 5. Construction Traffic To minimize emissions by reducing interference of construction traffic with regional non -project traffic movement, the following measures shall be implemented where possible: a. Routing construction traffic through areas of least impact sensitivity. Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 4 b. Providing ride -share incentives for contractors and subcontractor personnel. (EIR p. 3-57, #2) 6. Construction Equipment Maintenance Emissions from on -site construction equipment shall be controlled through a routine mandatory maintenance program. (EIR p. 3-57, #5) Hours of Operation Demolition, site preparation and other construction activities shall be limited to the hours of 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays, in accordance with Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 10.28.040. (FIR p. 3-73, #la) 8. Stationary Equipment Noise No stationary construction equipment shall be permitted to operate in a manner that results in either: a. An increase in ambient noise level of greater than I dB at the property line of any occupied residence, or b. An exterior noise level greater than 55 dBA Leq (daytime) or 50 dBA (nighttime) at the property line of any occupied residence; or c. An interior noise level greater than 45 dBA Leq in any occupied residence. (EIR p. 3-74, # 1) 9. Regulated Building Materials Abatement The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding the removal of regulated building materials (e.g., asbestos, lead -based paint, etc. (EIR p. 3-170) 10. Employee Safety The applicant or its successors will be required to comply with an applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding employee safety, including the use of HAZWOPER and/or AHERA-trained hazardous waste workers and appropriate personal protective equipment. (EIR p. 3-170) Genia Garcia Ford/Loral Demolition Permit Requirements Page 5 11. Hazardous Waste Handling, Transport and Disposal The applicant or its successors shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local regulations regarding handling, transport and disposal of hazardous waste, including use of hazardous waste manifests, DOT -approved containers, and licensed hazardous waste haulers. (EIR p. 3-171) 12. Demolition/GradingBuilding Permits No demolition, grading, or building work shall commence without proper demolition, grading, or building permits as appropriate. All work shall be carried out in compliance with the specifications and conditions contained in these permits. (EIR p. 3-171) Please call me at x3230 if you have any questions. cc: Lyne Hetluington F:1WA1D0 W S\PLANNINGUGHN-D1F012D\DEMO\DEMO-MEM.DOC Oct-�22-96 lq:46P ENV. SCS- CONSORTIUM, INC 310-988-0129 P.02 r DRAFT: FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY 22 October 1996 ESC196-ADMICNB-04 City of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA. 92658-8915 Attention: Ms. Genia Garoia Associate Planner SUBJECT: ANN UAL REVIEW OF DEVE LOPMENT AGREEME NTRFTWEEN THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AND PACIFIC BAY HOMES (FORD MOTOR LAND DEVELOPMENT) Dear Ms. Garcia: In accordance with your request, this letter has been prepared to provide you with an update of the status of environmental activities associated with the redesignation and redevelopment of the former Ford Aemnutronic/Loral property (Site) from use as an industrial to a residential site_ BACKGROUND As you are aware, tine Site was historically used for aerospace and defense -related activities that included the use of a variety of hazardous substances. The use of these chemicals resulted in soil and groundwater contamination at the Site. Ford Motor Land Corporation (FMLC) retained an environmental consulting firm, Geraghty & Miller, Inc. (CC&M) to investigate the extent of the soil and groundwater contamination, conduct health risk assessments to evaluate whether such contamination posed public health issues, and develop and implement a soil and groundwater remediation plan. These activities have been conducted under the authority andrequirements of state and local environmental regulatory agencies, primarily the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) and the Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA). The City of Newport Beach retained Environmental Services Consortium, Inc. (ESC:1- formerly Environmental Management Services [EMS]) to act as a monitor for the project on behalf of the City. As the City monitor, ESCI initially reviewed the research related to Site usage and the resulting identification of "Areas of Potential Environmental Concern" (APECs) and the associated soil and groundwater investigation activities that had been conducted by G&M, participated in the preparation of the Environmental impact Report, and attended meetings with Oct-22-96 10:46P ENV- SCS_ CONSORTIUM, INC 310-988-0129 P.03 k the involved regulatory agencies. ESCI reviewed, and continues to review and evaluate all associated project reports and agency communication, and provides recommendations on behalf of the City, where appropriate. This included the review and reevaluation of the health risk assessments that had been prepared for the Bayridge and Belcourt areas, current residential areas that had formerly been part of the Site. in addition, ESCJ participated in the onsitc building decontamination activities that were performed as part of the pre -demolition phase ofthe project. CURRENT PROJECT STATUS Demolition Activities Facility decommissioning activities included pre -demolition building decontamination of regulated materials. This has been completed. This activity comprised the removal of building components that constituted hazardous waste, or that were environmentally regulated in some manner, and the decontamination of building surfaces_ This activity was conducted in accordance with procedures specified in a Project Demolition Manual submitted to the City by FMLC. ESCI participated in the onsite building decontamination activities, and co -signed the Pre -Demolition Building Certifications issued for each of the buildings at the Site. Soil and Groundwater Remedhifion Aefivides Soil remediation activities at the Site are essentially completed. This activity was conducted under the oversight of the RWQCB and OCHCA, and in accordance with health -based cleanup levels (HBCI,$) (levels evaluated to be protective of human health) that were developed by Ford and G&M, reviewed by LSCi on behalf' of the City of Newport Beach, and approved by the OCHC:A. Isolated areas of shallow soil contamination, comprising primarily petroleum hydrocarbon contamination, were encountered during the Site demolition activities and most recently during the grading process. These areas were identified in accordance with procedures specified in the Demolition Sampling Plan, and remediated in accordance with the previously ret'ercnced HBCLs. Additional areas of contaminated soil that may possibly be encountered during the final grading and Site preparation activities will be managed in the saute marmer. Onsite groundwater remediation has been conducted under the authority of the RWQCB, and in accordance with a Groundwater Remedial Action Plan (RAP) approved by the RWQCB. The RAP addresses groundwater impacts in the main area or the northern portion of the Site, and in the southern area of the Site, formerly known as the "A'1'C" area. Based on recent data prepared by G&M and reviewed by ESCI, groundwater remediation conducted in the northern area of the Site appears to be complete and the remediation system has been temporarily shut down pending a letter of concurrence from the RWQCB. The RWQCB has indicated that it may require ongoing monitoring even if groundwater remediation is deemed to be completed for this area. The response from the RWQCB is anticipated within two to three weeks from the date of this letter. Contaminated soil that was the source of groundwater contamination in the southern, or former ATC area at the Site was removed, and ongoing groundwater monitoring for this area is currently required by the RWQCB. Oct-,?2-96 10:46P ENV. SCS. CONSORTIUM, INC 310-988-0129 Offsite groundwater contamination found to be present to the north of the Site is being addressed as a separate issue by FMLC and the RWQCB- G&M, on behall' of FMI.C., will be conducting a feasibility study over the next few months regarding this issue. fFfeallh-Risk Assessments 1Tuman health risk assessments tier the Releourt and Bayridge areas were prepared by CT&M, reevaluated by ESCT, and reissued by G&M on behalf of FMLC. Soil and groundwater contamination in these areas were found to pose no risk to human health_ The risk assessment reports were submitted to the OCHCA, who concurred with the conclusions of these studies. Post-remediation health risk assessments were recently prepared by G&M for the main or northern area, and the ATC or southern area of the Site, and indicate no risk to human health. These assessments arc currently under evaluation by ESCT, and upon completion, will be submitted to the OCHCA for review. OnealLne Environmental MOOOd'19 On behal{Of the Cit��f Newport Berrcli LSCI, on behalf of the City of Newport Beach, continues to review all project documentation and regulatory agency responses, attend City and agency meetings, and act as project liaison. In addition and as previously referenced, ESCT is currently in the process of reevaluating the most recent health risk assessments prepared by G&M f'or the northern and southern areas of the Site. Should you have further questions regarding the status of this project or if you require additional information, please feel fl-ee to contact me at your convenience. Yours truly, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE'S CONSORTIUM, INC. Lyne Hethrington, REA, CTIMM Principal Environmental Scientist mm e'�) f 1 ,- �WGERAGHTY AVK& MILLER, INC. )WBnvironmental Services January 5, 1996 CA0186.031.008 Mr. John Douglas City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659 Subject: Acoustical Analysis for Remediation Equipment for the Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: Geraghty & Miller, Inc. (Geraghty & Miller) on behalf of Ford Motor Land Development Corporation (Ford) is pleased to submit the results of an acoustical analysis completed for remediation equipment located at the Ford Newport Beach Facility, in Newport Beach, California. The analysis (report attached) was completed by Davy & Associates, Consultants in Acoustics (Davy). This analysis was completed as a requirement of the Environmental Impact Report (No. 153 For Ford Land/Newport SCH 994011022) for noise generated by remediation equipment and states: Prior to issuance of any building permit for remediation equipment, the applicant shall submit to the Building Department a report prepared by a licensed acoustical engineer certifying that operation of the equipment will not cause an increase in ambient noise of greater than 1 dBA nor exceed an exterior noise level of 55 dBA Leq (daytime) or 50 dBA Leq (night time), or an interior level of 45 dBA Leq, or as set forth in the City's Noise Ordinance. The results of the analysis indicate that a five -sided box will result in an increase of minimum ambient noise levels of no more than 1 dB. The five -sided box will be constructed around the skid -mounted vapor extraction system as described in the attached report. 100 N. Ban-anca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 04 City of Newport Beach Acoustical Analysis for Remediation Equipment CA0186.031.008 January 5, 1996 It is anticipated that the remediation equipment will be in operation on or before February 1, 1996. If you have any questions, please contact us at (818) 332-8010. Sincerely, GERAGIJTY & MIULEP, INC. Gary Boettcher Senior Engineer Evan K. Nyer Project Officer/ Vice President Attachment cc w/attachment: Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Lyne Hethrington, EMS, Huntington Beach, CA cc w/o attachment: Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll, Newport Beach, CA 0..IAPROJEC7TPORDINEW POR'ACA0186.0311D0000102.DOC GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. co Davy Associates, Inc. Consultants in Acoustics 865 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Suite 202 - Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 4955 - Telephone: (310) 546-3387 - FAX. • (310) 546-3009 January 8, 1996 JN 95085 Mr. Gary Boettcher Geraghty & Miller, Inc. c/o FML Site Demolition Field Office 2300 Jamboree Road Newport Beach, California 92660 SUBJECT: ACOUSTICAL ANALYSIS AND AMBIENT NOISE MONITORING Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, 2300 Jamboree Road Newport Beach Dear Gary: Enclosed are copies of our report summarizing our acoustical analysis of the Positive Displacement Blower and measured ambient noise levels at the north property line over a 72-hour period. An automatic monitoring unit was located near the site to collect data in 1-hour increments from 10 a.m. on Saturday, December 16, 1995 to 10 a.m. on Tuesday, December 19, 1995. The minimum ambient noise level that was recorded at the north property line was 42 dBA. The requirement in the EIR is that the Blower not cause in increase in ambient noise level of more than 1 dB. This means that noise from the Blower cannot exceed 36 dBA. Noise levels add logarithmically so that 36 dBA from the Blower added to the minimum ambient of 42 dBA will result in a total noise level of 43 dBA. The analysis we completed indicates that a five -sided 'Box" over the Blower Pad Site will satisfy this requirement. The construction of the box is described in Section 5.0 of this report. Mr. Gary Boettcher Geraghty & Miller, Inc. If y a� Sir D1 (G Bn Pn BE En January 8, 1996 Page Two Davy & Associates, Inc. Consultants In Acoustics 863 Manhattan Beads Boulevard, Suite 202 • Manhattan Beach, CA 90266-4955 • Telephone: (310) 546-3387 • FAX (310) 546-3009 JN 95085 ACOUSTICAL ANALYSIS Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California FOR Geraghty & Miller, Inc. West Covina, California January 1996 1.0 Introduction At the direction of Geraghty & Miller, Inc., Davy & Associates, Inc. has been directed to conduct an acoustical analysis of a Positive Displacement Blower located near the north property line of the Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility at 2300 Jamboree Road in Newport Beach, California. Section 2.0 of this report discusses octave band source levels measured for the operating Positive Displacement Blower. Section 3.0 of this report discusses ambient noise levels at the east property line. A 72- hour ambient noise survey was conducted at the north property line to determine minimum ambient noise levels. Section 4.0 of this report discusses the criteria for this analysis based on information contained in the Environmental Impact Report for the site. Section 5.0 of this report discusses the analysis of noise levels from the Positive Displacement Blower along with recommended mitigation measures necessary to meet the criteria discussed in Section 4.0. 2.0 Positive Displacement Blower Source Noise Levels Octave band noise levels were measured during operation of the Positive Displacement Blower at the site on December 6, 1995. The noise levels were measured at a distance of 50' to the north of the Blower location. The exhaust was fitted to the settlement tanks so that the blower was operating under normal operating conditions. The following source levels were measured. 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 A Blower SPL @ 50' 67 66 65 64 59 55 54 49 67 3.0 Ambient Noise Measurements The site is located on the east side of Jamboree Road just south of Bison in Newport Beach. There are residential buildings immediately to the north of the site in an area on the south side of Bison. Ambient noise data was collected between the hours of 10 a.m. on Saturday, December 16, 1995 to 10 a.m. on Tuesday, December 19, 1995 utilizing a Larson Davis Model 700 sound level meter. The sound level meter was installed in a security enclosure that was chained to the bottom of a utility pole on the north property line. The receiving microphone was mounted on a microphone boom approximately 12' above grade. The Larson Davis sound level meter was programmed to collect data in 1-hour increments. The Larson Davis Model 700 has its own internal clock, and the clock was set to the correct time and the run times were then programmed. Following the monitoring, the Larson Davis meter was collected and the data was down loaded to an IBM computer. The results of the ambient measurements are summarized on the computer printouts in Appendix A. A 24-hour graphic of the first 24 hours of data is also included in Appendix A. The second column in the tabular printout is titled, "LVL". This is the average noise level (LEQ) in each measurement hour. The LEQ is the energy averaged noise level during the measurement period. This is the noise level that would have the same acoustic energy as the time varying noise during the measurement interval. The minimum noise level (LMIN) and the maximum noise level (LMAX) are listed in the fourth and fifth columns. The last four columns give the L02, L08, L25, and L50 noise levels. These are the noise levels that are exceeded during each measurement hour for 2%, 8%, 25%, and 50% of the time. These statistical levels correspond to the noise levels exceeded for 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and 30 minutes in each measurement hour. The results of the ambient monitoring indicate the following minimum ambient noise levels at the north property line. Date Time LEQ Ambient 12/17 4 a.m. 42.5 dBA 12/18 3'a.m. 42.5 12/19 2 a.m. 41.5 Based on the results of this ambient noise monitoring, a minimum ambient noise level of 42 dBA was recorded at the north property line. 2 4.0 Criteria The basic criteria for the project is that equipment located at the site comply with the following paragraph as presented in the Environmental Impact Report (letter dated November 9, 1995 from Gary J. Boettcher). The applicant shall submit to the Building Department a report prepared by a licensed acoustical engineer certifying that operation of the equipment will not cause an increase in ambient noise greater than 1 dBA nor exceed an exterior noise level of 55 dBA LEQ (daytime) or 50 dBA LEQ (nighttime), or an interior level of 45 dBA LEQ, or as set forth in the City's Noise Ordinance. Based on the measured ambient noise levels at the site, the requirement that the equipment will not cause an increase in ambient noise greater than 1 dBA is the criteria for the project. Since the minimum ambient is 42 dBA, the maximum noise level that can be generated by the equipment at the north property line is 36 dBA. Sound levels add logarithmically so that 36 dBA and 42 dBA will sum to 43 dBA which is a level 1 dBA greater than the existing minimum ambient noise level. 5.0 Noise Mitigation Analysis An analysis was completed based on the use of a five -sided "Box" over the Positive Displacement Blower Pad Site. The walls and roof of the "Box" should be solid 3/4" exterior grade plywood. There should be no openings, gaps, or cracks on the north or south sides of the "Box". Required ventilation air should be taken in through IAC Model H Quiet Vent Silencers on the east and west sides. The inside surface of the five -sided "Box" should be covered with a V or 1-1/2" thickness of Tectum mounted on furring strips or hat channels to hold the Tectum away from the walls and ceilings by a minimum of 3/4". The Tectum should not extend below 12" above grade. The analysis was completed based on the measured source levels described in Section 2.0. A standard engineering calculation was completed indicating that with the five - sided "Box" as described above, noise levels at north property line of the site will be 32 dBA. This calculation is contained in Appendix B. 3 The five -sided "Box" was assumed to be approximately 25' by 20' by 8' high. It was also assumed that approximately 1100 sq. ft. of 1" or 1-1/2" of Tectum would be installed inside the "Box" on furring strips. The ventilation openings on the east and west sides will be fitted with IAC Type H Quiet Vent Silencers and the required entrance door should be on the south side as well. The entrance door should be 1-3/4" solid core with weather stripping seals on all four sides. Information on Tectum and IAC Quiet Vent Silencers is contained in Appendix C. 6.0 Summary of Results The results of the noise mitigation analysis described in Section 5.0 above indicate that with the five -sided "Box" in place, noise levels at the north property line will be 32 dBA. This means that the minimum ambient noise levels at the north property line of 42 dBA will not increase due to operation of the Positive Displacement Blower. Therefore, the analysis indicates that the criteria discussed in Section 4.0 of this report will be satisfied. Iu Davy Associates, Inc. Consultants In ACOUSIICs 865 Manhattan Beach Bordevard, State 202 • Manhattan Beach, CA 50266--4955 • Telephone: (310) 546-3387 • FAX. (310) 546-3009 JN 95085 APPENDIX A T LF.: JP195,".85 i-ML SITE ,N113TENT NOISE MEASUREMENTS START TIME. .10:00 A.M. STOP TTME: 10:00 A.M. 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SITE 13Y: I)AVY Rs (-)SSOCI(•)TE5 LEO ° D(1TE 1^;/.1.6/95 FROM FII_.Eo,, JN95085 L.MAX LOCATION-. EAST PROPERTY LINE L E O (24)= 50.4 L D N = 54..1 C N E L — 54.3 21I• HOURLY SAMPLES , 5 6 7 s 9 Od TIME « C, 0 - 10am 1 0 iiam 1 0 NOON 1 ° 1 orn 1 ° om I 0 T urn 1 0 4 om I ° 5 om 1 0 om 1 ° 7 om I ° 8 om 1 0 q om 1 0 l0r)m 1 0 11om 1 ° MIDNI 1 0 1 am 1 ° 2 am 1 ° = am I 0 4 am 1 0 5 am 1 0 6 am I 0 7 am 1 ° S am 1 ° 9 am 0 E_.______._._�._•---_.____..�.__-----__.. 4 5 6 C, 8 0 Cl C, C, r--, C, C, Davy Associates, Inc. Consultants In Acoustics 865 Manhattan Beach Boidevmd, Suite 202 • Manhattan Beach, CA 90266--4955 • Telephone: (310) 546-3387 • FAX- (310) 546-3009 JN 95085 APPENDIX B Halo' 42-383 navy O CiLL JOB NO. / v 4_- ' �---PROJECT F SHEET NO.. I - .OF �. Associates, Inc. CALCULATED BY �. DATE r Consulting Acoustical Engineers (213) 546-3387 i I 204000 8000 63 100 FREQ.HZ 5 �O�rTIUE ~r5 a%j�AGEi ANT I �60 �� I , I I I I i I I o I P L. �a 5 I (. 7 I 34 1 3�F 3N- 34 i otio i 161 I I I CL I ------------ 19113 177o /Gto �cco P-B. 3 .29• G 1,2 3. (C. 3 I/G• 3 rG.• 3 rG. 3 I /G,3 I IG• 3 /ta.3 /C• 3 I j_S�Pt I I l7 $0 7G 7 `f G9 I L'3/4 J10.4 'too ��3 !�3 23 23 +�3 ��3 '23 �3 -42 -L4 -y8 4S -48 �I� i t-rE>� — l 4 I-1Lt -04 •I I Davy Associates, Inc. Consultants in Acoustics 865 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Snite 202 • Manhattan Beach, CA 902664955 • Telephone. (310) 546-3387 • FAX.- (310) 546-3009 JN 95085 APPENDIX C TECTUM (NC. F.O. sox 920 Newark, Ohio 43055 T-63 I TECTUM* INTERIOR WALL PANELS FOR SWIMMING POOLS JUNE, 1993 TECTUM interior wall panels have been used successfully on walls to control the noise in swimming pool areas. There are a few simple rules that need to be followed. The panels titust be furred out front the wall using vertical furring. The spacing of the furring when running in the panel direction is shown in Technical Hulletiri T-60. The area between the panels and the wall must- perillit free airflow. This is needed to reduce or eliminate any condensation within the systent. A veined moulding has been successfully used to allow airflow. Fiberglass insuiaLion can be used behind the TECTUM walls. If fiberglass is used, it is to be installed against the back side of the TECTUM panels and area between the ilisulation must permit free airflow. This can be accomplished by first installing vertical furring and installing horizontal furring directly over the vertical furring. The use Of corrosive resistance fasteners such as stainless steel are recoiitillended. The panels must be either factory or field painted for enhanced appearance and protection. *Trademark of Tectunt Inc. SINCE (213) 634.6560 (213)774.1050 FAX (213) 774.1510 RES (714)526'1966 VH A.02LIES'G. tiAp'" INC. BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTOR W. J. (Slim) SOMERVILLE 7757 E. ALONDRA BLVD.- PARAMOUNT, CA 90723.5094 Please file in Section 2 of your interior manual. ACOUSTICAL WALLS/TECTUM® TECTUM INTERIOR WALL PANELS UAMSES, APPLICATIONS Interior Wall Panels are tough, durable, acoustical material, with NRC's Of up to 1.00. They are available in various thicknesses, widths, and lengths. PP/PRODUCT PRESENTATION Interior Well Panels are available in 1" 1112" and 2" thickness (nominal) with square edges or long edge beveled. Widths of 23314", 313m" or 473/4" (actual) are available. 1t2" and 2" Is also available with T&G edges for interlocking continuous paneling. (Widths of 22 t211, 30 3/4" or 4612" (actual) only for T&G sides). Panels that are to be butted must be beveled and may require field fitting. Tectum Inc. recommends using an ashlar (staggered) pattern when applicable. For vertical installation studs should be spaced 233/4" O.C. for 2' material, 237re" O.C. for 4' material. LIGHT REFLECTANCE Typical range: LR 4 (natural .60), LR 2 (painted .70). dad Edge Tectum Panel MTG. A - Lab directly against wall surface TECTUM INTERIOR WALL PANEL DIMENSIONS* Thick- cross Width Length APProx, WL plI Bevel or 1' 23110 6'-12' in 1.53, square long -, tta" 31sn' one foot 253, edgeswith 2' 473re Incremen 3.5, square ends ''� 'Tolerance width end length, plus zero, minus lie': over 4' length is+Ire', J14. Thickness: Plus 11W. minus 10, average thickness eno'. SOUND ABSORPTION WALLS TECTUM INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS Tectum' wall panels are easy to install either in new construction or over existing walls. Furring strips are recommended and should be a maximum of 24" o.c. when using 1" thick panels. Furring strips should be installed horizontally when installing vertical panels. Thickness Mountin Test No. 125 250 500 20DO 4000 NRC 1" A RAL-AB6.43 .06 .13 .24 .82 .64 .40 1" D-20 RAL-A86-44 .07 .15 .36 .71 .81 .45 1" C-20 RAL-A86-49 .16 .43 1.00 .79 .98 .80 1" C-40 RAL-A86-50 .32 .70 1.09 F45 .76 .94 .85 1t2" A RAL-A86-42 .07 .22 .48 .64 .96 .55 tt2" D-20 RAL-A86.45 .15 .26 .62 .70 .91 .60 tile C-20 RAL-A66.48 .24 .57 1.17 .93 .87 .90 112" C-40 RAL-A86.51 .40 .84 1.18 .8 .94 .88 .95 2" A RAL-A86-41 .15 .26 .62 .94 .64 .92 .60 2" D-20 RAL-A86-46 .15 .36 .74 .82 .82 .92 .70 2" 0-20 RAIL-A86-47 .24 .67 1.14 .87 1.06 .96 .95 P. C40, RAL-AB6-52 .42 .89 1.19 .85 1.08 .94 1.00 SOUND ABSORPTION/MOUNTING DETAILS Mountings may vary due to a number of circumstances and requirements. For additional fastening details, write to Tectum Inc., P.O. Box 920, Newark, OH 43055. OCF 1" 703 Fiberglas .1 x Furring Strips Zr O.C. L Beveled Edge Tectum Wall Panel MTG. C-20 - Laid on y4" tuning stops TECTUM SOUND BLOCK DETAILS Developed to control reverberant sound. Not recommended for installation where they will come In contact with water. PP/PRODUCT PRESENTATION Dimensions are 3"x15t2" X 1512" (nominal) with beveled edges. Sound blocks are not designed to be butted. Recommended spacing of 24" or 32" o.c. OCF 21/a" (R-8) Noise bander batta 2 x Furring strips 24' O.C.Z led Edge Teotum Panel MTG. 0-40 - Laid on 1'he tuning strips 24" O.C. 4 a a s4nrr4 wl> ~101 SOUND ABSORPTION TABLE TECTUM SOUND BLOCKS 1 x Furring strips . LBeveled Edge Tectum Wall Panel MTG. D-20-Laid on 3/4" tuning stops Descrl tlon Thickness Test No. 125 250 50D 1000 2000 4000 24" RAL-AB6.89 .36 .63 1.81 2.65 2.75 2.73 32" O C 3" RAL-AB6-88 .45 '.71 1.87 2.94 2.9D 2.91 For fastening 23 3/4" wide TECTUM pan- els, a minimum of two screws per fur- ring strip are required. The screws should be located within 2-inches of the edge. For 31 3/4" or 47 3/4" wide TECTUM panels, three screws should be used per furring strip with the third screw located In the center of the panel. TBCTUM* wall panels are easy to install either innewcon- struction or over existing walls. Furring strips are recom- mended and should be a maximum of 24" o. c. when using 1" thick panels. Furring strips should be installed horizontally when installing vertical panels. Wood Furring strips of 1"x2"/2"x2"/1"x3" are commonly used. Twenty-four or 26 gauge resilient steel/furring channel can also be used - Sound absorption and NRC's vary from AS to .70 depending upon the thickness of the TECTUM panel used. (Mounting A). Continuous support is required along the bottom of the pan- e1c. Sound absorption and NBC's can be increased'by adding fiberglass insulation between the furring strips. NRC's from .s0 to 1.00 can be obtained depending thickness the fiber. upon the thickness r the TECTUM panel and the type and glass insulation used (mountings C-20 or C40). • a�Rt? �.;;, ;Zde u.e of palnh •t;,ea dry wall •:' ;, ',, :' lazWiation.IThe .g4with wall Page, �• 5•r' %•.•..••-4nnisb and no addafoul am and labor is requked In touch• ins up otthe screw beads. 0189 TECTUMINC* 105S.Sixth St. •p.0.Box 920-Newark, OH43OSS-(614)345-%91 POOR," QUALITY 0Rli-'Gl:NAL (S) 1 9ULLE:IIN IADU64 noise control for air handling systems QuoletnVENTO Sileneers for air transfer systems n ,• �.� is QUIET -VENT SILENCERS solve a common problem in air -handling — the passage of noise from one space to another through vents pro- vided for the passage of air. These modern, low cost units are easy to install, permit circulation of air in either direction, yet effectively stop noise in both directions. They provide full ventilation plus quiet.and privacy. Quiet -VENT Silencers are made in standard types which cover most applications — such as offices, conference rooms, consultation rooms, rest rooms, music rooms, hotel guest rooms and apartment house kitchens and bathrooms. Quiet -VENTS of types other than those shown are available for special needs. Write or telephone IAC, outlining your problem. for Multi -Purpose: Types C, H, and W Type C for ceiling In. stallation Type H for exposed Installation on wail or door Type W for installa• tion in wall These versatile units may be mounted on or in walls, oh doors, in ceiling ... wherever air must pass but noise must be blocked. They meet most architectural'needs in the standard models available... but where special designs are needed, we invite your inquiry. The elbows are removable from the body of the units. � M ® a IN CEILING —Type C ON WALL & ON DOOR —Type H IN WALL —Type W for Tile Ceilings: Type CT This type is designed to replace a ceiling tile over movable walls or fixed partitions. It is sized to Type CT over a mov. replace a 24" x 24" or 12" x 24" ceiling tile, and fits able partition into all standard ceiling suspension systems. Type CT can be easily moved when it is necessary to relo- cate walls or partitions to accommodate new needs. for Vent Shafts: Type S Im Application of Type S in multiple installa• tion involving a com- mon shaft. This new silencer is designed specifically for vent shaft installations in apartment buildings, hotels or similar structures to silence the noise from kitchens, bathrooms or lavatories. Stale, noxious air• passes through the Quiet -VENT from each room served by the common shaft, and is vented outside the building. The acoustical construction of the Type S unit blocks noise from passing into the shaft and areas connected to it; however, it permits passage of exhaust air. This silencer also prevents exhaust fan noise from entering the rooms served by the vent shaft. Type S thus stops undesired cross- talk and "intercom" effects. This unit provides extra economies and benefits by eliminating the need for fire dampers. Verifica- tion of this capability of the Type S is shown in National Fire Protection Association Bulletin 90A, Para. 3-3.3 and Fig.3-3(C) (1978 Ed.). Type S Quiet -VENTS are designed for new con- struction. Special types are available for use in existing buildings. O Copynght 1975, revised October 1990, last printed May 1992 by INDUSTRIAL ACOUSTICS COMPANY, INC. 1' A WGERAGHTY • AV& NIILLER, INC. )W Environmental Services September 21, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 1 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: KOLLCONSTRUCTION SEP 2 21995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 1 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exception(s). Attached is the Building 1 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 1; The fire protection system pump house, located to the North of Building 1 is currently still in operation and is to remain intact until such time that the pump equipment is decommissioned. A Geraghty & Miller representative will inspect the pumphouse building and assure all environmental related items have been addressed prior to its demolition. 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 - FAX (818) 331-1224 �.�iZ , 0 City of Newport Beach Building 1 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 September 21, 1995 Sincerely submitted, 1; � James mubbara Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. S*hMatteAOZ— Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyrae ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA G:IAPROJECTV-ORDW E WPOR'nCA0186.0301AGENCY_C1BI SIGN.DOC Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. 0 1 Hygienetics® Environmental Hygienetics Env"onmentai Se vices. Inc. September 6, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Suite A '920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92705 Phone: (714) 955-0201 Fax: (714) 955-0965 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 1 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #1, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 1 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. lAl� Jo Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Mr. Ron Spencer, Mr. Jim Hubbard, JPQIo1\O83195\4313005\I31 Koll Construction Aman Environmental Geraghty & Miller H' 0ienetics® a Environmental nyglenetics Environmental Services. Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana. CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Sile Demolition Contract No 4313 005 Address: 1 Ford Road Newport Beach California — Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim. California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 P rklane Boulevard Suite 1500,E Dearborn Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue Rnire A Santa Ana, California 9Z Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sample ID No. Date Collected Analysis Method I ibcr Conccntntioa (fibcrs/cc) Comments 082895777-01 8/28/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0=5 Pau 082895777-02 8/28/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.003 Pass 082895777-03 8/28/95 NIOSH 7400 'A' 0.006 Pass 082895777-04 8/28/95 NIOSII 7400 'A' 0.004 Pass 082895777-05 8/26/95 NIOSII 7400 "A" 0.006 Pass 082895777-06 8/28/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 082895777-07 8/28/95 NIOSII 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 082995777-08 8/28/95 NIOSII 7400 'A" 0.005 Pass 082895777-09 8/28/95 NIOSI 17400 "A" 0.006 Pass 082895777"10 8/28/95 NIOSI1 7400 'A' 0.003 Pass ck¢rnund teadmes or Standard: EPA Clearance Level of 50010 f/cc - - JPC:Iaj\083195\431 KOLL CONSTRUCTION A WGERAGHTY AW-'& MILLER, INC. �Environmental Services September 22, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 2 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: SEP 2 5 1995 A Heidemil company At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has.conducted an inspection of Building 2 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exception(s). Attached is the Building 2 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 2; An area of concrete, approximately 500 square feet, has been marked with high visibility paint, in the buildings mechanical room. During the removal of the building slab, and under the supervision of Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services, the area of concrete within the marked area will be segregated and stockpiled with other concrete and asphalt which is to be recycled at the site. The remaining portions of the building slab will be handled as general building debris. 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 10 City of Newport Beach Building 2 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 September 22, 1995 Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. A A��- Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: 646e--J Lyn ethrington Principal 2 Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA G:\APROJECIVORDMWPORTNCA0186.030\AGENCY-C\131SIGN.DOC Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. 0 Hygienetics® EEnvironmental FWgma¢uco Enviroon r,-nia! SmAces. Inc September 18, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Butte A Phone: (714) 955-0201 1920 Cast Warner Avenue rax: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 9270 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building #2 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #2, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visualJy inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building #2 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, lg ienetics Environmental Services, Inc. on Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr, Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller JV01,0\091895\4313005\132 ,j Ny1•11:11JIM iS 5aI131.13I9AH C0:9T S6. ST d3S Hygienetics(9 Environmental HygfenCtics Environmental Services. Plc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 9 55.0905 Santa Ana. CA 02705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: EML Sir D1MQk&l Contract N04313005 Address: 1 Ford R ad _.- Nenort Beach. California Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street - Anaheim. ra ffiornla Owner/Operator.Ford Motor Land - Address: + Dart.+___ B_..t,.yard Suite 45nn E Dearborn, Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Namc: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sample ID No. Date Colletled Anslyeis Method Comntrltts O91I95T7'/-01 9/11/95 NIOSH 74g0'A' Puss 1N1195777-02 9/11/95 NIOS147400'A" 60.00il Pass091195777-03 (1/11/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' Pa15091195777-04 9/11/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" Pau n9ll95777-05 9/11/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' Pass 1195777-% 9/11/95 N10SH 7400 "A' Pass 09)195777-07 9/11/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 091195777-08 9111195 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.007 Pass 091195777-09 9/h1/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.005 Past 091195777.30 9/11/95 NIOS14 7400 "A' 0.005 Pass KC3UMSS or blaeoaru: HNIJNNlIdHS S"U3143I )AH h13:9T SE. 81 d3S KOLL CONSTRUCTION A WGERAGHTY AWK& MILLER, INC. AWEnvirontnentalServices July 27, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 3 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: JUL 27 1995 G � LX At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 3 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994, pending resolution of the following exception(s). Attached is the Building 3 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 3, An area of concrete in the building mechanical room, approximately 300 square feet, will be marked with high visibility paint. During the removal of the building slab, under the supervision of Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services, the area of concrete within the marked areas will be segregated and stockpiled with other asphalt which is to be recycled at the site. The remaining portions of the building slab will be handled as general building debris. Approximately 120 square feet of concrete in the elevator equipment room at the basement level will be scarified after removal of the first floor above. The concrete will be scarified, sampled, and collected per the procedures outlined in section 02083 of the FAIL Demolition Specifications and submittal 018. This concrete scarification and sampling will be performed under the direct supervision of a Geraghty & Miller and/or an Environmental Management Services representative. 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 04 City of Newport Beach Building 3 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 July 27, 1995 2 The hydraulic oil elevator tank located in the basement will be removed from the basement level after the removal of the first floor above. The tank will be taken to an area away from the building where it will undergo decontamination and collection of rinsate per the procedures outlined in Section 02083 of the FML Demolition Specifications and submittal 006. Sincerely submitted, Mark Kubota Engineer Geraghty & Miller Inc. iVicePyresident �D Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyn thrington Pnnci al Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, MI Dan Rogers, FN%DC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA 0:WPROJL•C1TPORDNEWPOR11CA0186.030\AGENCY C1B3SIGN.DOG GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. 0 Hygienetics® Environmental 1,Yglu-m-tics Fov ronmental Sev,ces, loc. July 24, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 27 1995 Sune, A Phone:(714)955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955-0955 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 3 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #3, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 3 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. o� John Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman r?nvironmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller .TPC:1al\072595\4313 WS\B3 {LOLL CONSTRUCTION Hygienetics® JUL 27 7995 Environmental Suite A Phone. t71.4! 955-0201 hygienetics Envirumnen:al 501wce., Inc 1920 East Warner Avenue Fa*: t114) 955 0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FM 2i'_ n^ nlition Contract No 43130b5 Address: Lar R N rtBead, ali r i Contractor: Address: 2100Eg Via r n Strt Anaheim. California Owner/Operator•F r Motor L nd Address: 1 P rkl I v r i l E Dearborn- Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Enviroiunental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 9Z Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results JPCaaj\072535\43t3005\B3 KOLL CONSTRUCTION ArGERAGHTY A- O-K& MILLER, INC. )W Environmental Services July 15, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 5 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: JUL 17 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 5 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. The building is released for general building demolition, including the building slab and any associated sub -surface improvements. Attached is the Building 5 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, Mark T. Kubota Engineer Geraghty VV . n Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyne ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, M Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA 0.\APROJECYTORD\NEWPORnCA0186.03041GENCY C\B75IGN.DOC Eric Pearson, FNEDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA I� 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 0 Hyglenetics® Environmental HY916Metlu Environmental Sen+ces. inc. July 13, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Ban-mca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 17 1995 Suiie A ?.".one: •-141955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax::%4: 955-0955 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 5 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #5, were properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 5 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. , Sincerely, Hyga1c ienedcs Environmental Services, Inc. ar - Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller JM1*J\071NA4312Wk1\W HEn y ienetics� Environmental Hy$ianotca Emironmental Services, Inc. Y� Suite A 1920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone; (714) 955.0201 Fax: (714)955.0965 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Dernnlitinn Contract No. 4511,00.5 Address: 1 Ford Road h[MoTt Sgach, California - - - Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Vie Burton Street --- Anaheim, California Owner/Operator:Ford Mntor Land Address: 1 Parklane Bonlevard Suite 1500 E Dearborn. Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the situ to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract apecifuations and applicable regulatory standards cxcept as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Auabysit Method fiber Coaceatrati06 (fibers ce Cammoatt Sampie ID Nb. 1)aa Cx+bicetea 061695777-01 6136/95 NIOSH 7400 'AN 0.002 Past 061695777Q 6116195 Nl0$H 7400 *A" 0.003 Pus 061695777.03 6/16/95 NIOSH 7400 'A" 0,003 Past 062695777.04 6/16/95 NIOSII 7400 'A" 0.004 Past 77.05 6/16/95 MUSH 7400 °A• 0.00S Pars 77-06 6/16195 A10SH 7"'A' Q. Patc •07 &Ioroluna b/16/95 NIOSH 7400'A• 0.002 Pats Readings or Standard* SPA Clearance Levrl of s001f/cC i?QW\071395\43M)S\B5 P'c.C:: CE:2^ FM s,.e 1 AWGERAGHTY AW_ & MILLER, INC. W Environmental Services July 18, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 6 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: KOLL CONSTRUCTION JUL 311995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 6 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. The building is released for general building demolition, including the building slab and any associated sub -surface improvements. Attached is the Building 6 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, Mark T. Kubota Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyn ethrington Principal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, M Dan Rogers, FNEDC, Anaheim, CA G:UPROJECTTORDINEWPORZ1CA0186.03041GENCY C136SIGN.DOC Eric Pearson, FhEDC, Dearborn, MI Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA 100 N. Banana Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 10 JUL 1 SRNTRRNRR M, Hygieneticso) Environmental Hyglenetles Environmental Services, Inc. July 13, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Suite A 1920 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 9270$ Phone: (714)955.0201` Fax: (714)955.0905 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 6 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #6, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0,010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 6 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. John Carey 43'iozb Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller 7PC:1&j\071395\4313=\86 FROM 714-95E-09E5 '7-.n-95 0E:"r:7 PM PO4 P.5 H gienetics(9 Environmental _-- Hygienetics Environmental Serweas, Inc. Sulto A Phone: (714) 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: PML Site Demolition Contract No-4313.00S Address: 1 Ford Road NsnortBeach California Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim California Owner/Operator-Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard, Suite 1500 F. Dearhorn Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienctics Environmental Scrvic:cs, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: a Air Clearance Test Results Stmpk M No, Date Colketed Analysio Method Fiber Cooctntratiea (fibtn/a) Comments 06229SM-01 6/22/95 NtOSH 7400'A" 0.005 Pau 062V$777-02 6/22/95 NIOSH 7400 "A' 0.003 Pau 062295777-03 6/22/95 N10.SH 7400 "A" 0.002 Pus 0=9577744 6/22/95 N10SH 7400'A" U.M3 _ Pus 06229577743 6/22/95 N10SH 7400 "A" 0,004 Pau 062295777-06 5/22/9S N10s2 7400'A' 0.003 Past 0=95777-07 6/22/95 MOS117400'A' 0.004 Pia Background inp or tan ar : RAC Clearance Lavet of <UOIf/rn JPC:1aJ\067135\4313005\66 FROM 714-955-0965 07-13-95 06:V PM PC5 A ' H gienetics(B Eriv1ronmental Hyglenetica Environmental WWOOS, Inn. July 26,1995 Mr. HA Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Re: Removal of Transite from Building 6 Dear Mr. Singh: Suite A - 1920 Ea>t Warner Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: (714)955.0201 Fax: (%4) 966,0965 All of the asbestos -containing transite panels located at tho roof perimeter and the four exterior corners of Building 6 have been removed. The transite material was removed in accordance with the document titled "Scope of WorIcTroccdtres for the Removal of Transite", dated Judy 20,1995. All of the asbestos -containing transite was wrapped in two layers of &mil polyethylene sheeting and disposed of in accordance with the Project Specifications for the Ford Motor Land Demolition Prof ect. If you have any questions or concerns, please call me at (714) 95540201. Sincerely, Services, Inc. mt Certification No. 93-1118 JPCAxth\07Z705\4323005\L0050]PC FROM 714-955-0965 07-27-95 04:39 PM P03 A WGERAGHTY AV& HULLER, INC. AWEnviromnental Services September 19, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 9 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: A Heidemij company KOLL CONSTRUCTION SEP 18 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 9 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994. The building is released for general building demolition, including the building slab and any associated sub -surface improvements. Attached is the Building 9 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, �James ��a-�.rHubbard Project Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. eeih�-- Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: sc, Lrinethrington Pcipal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, M Eric Pearson, FMLDC, Dearborn, W Dan Rogers, FMLDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA O:WPROIECIPORD\NE W POR`nCA0186.03041GENCY_C1B9SIGN.DOC 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 10 Hygienetics® Environmental Hygienetics Environmental Services. Inc. August 22, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Suite A Phone: (714) 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 9 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #9, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 9 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. qJo Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller JPCIaJ\082295\4313005\I39 -4 Hygienetics® Environmental Hygienetics Environmental Services. Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955-0965 Santa Ana, CA 92105 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract Address: 1 Ford Road Ne-wort Beach California Contractor. Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim California Owner/Operator•Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard Suite 1500 E DearbornMichigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air, tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sample H) No. Date Collected Analysis Metbod P'ber Concentration (Mbms/ce) Comments 073195777-01 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 073195777-02 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 073195777-03 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 073195777-04 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 073195777-05 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.003 Pass 1950 7/31/95 NIOSH 7400 A" Pass 0319 /31/95 MOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass Ylackground Readines or Standard: EPA Clearance Level of goi rice - JPC:IaJ\082295\4313005\E19 A WGERAGHTY AW- & HULLER, INC. AWitbironmental Services August 7, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 10 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: A Heidemil company KOLL CONSTRUCTION AUG 0 7 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services has conducted an inspection of Building 10 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994 Attached is the Building 10 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Exceptions, Building 10, Approximately 150 square feet of concrete in the elevator equipment room at the basement level will be scarified after removal of the first floor above. The concrete will be scarified, sampled, and collected per the procedures outlined in section 02083 of the'FML Demolition Specifications and Submittal 018. This concrete scarification and sampling will be performed under the direct supervision of a Geraghty & Miller and/or and Environmental Management Services representative. The hydraulic oil elevator tanks located in the basement will be removed from the basement level prior to general demolition of the building. The tank will be taken to an area away from the building where it will undergo decontamination and collection of rinsate per the procedures outlined in Section 02083 of the FAIL Demolition Specifications and submittal 006. Underneath each tank is a sump, which contains hydraulic oil. After removal of the hydraulic tank, the sump will be drained of all free flowing oil and cleaned using a high pressure wash. The rinsate will be collected and 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 Q* City of Newport Beach Building 10 Pre -Demolition Certification CA0186.030.001 August 7, 1995 `a containerized for proper disposal per the procedures outlined in Section 02083 of the FML Demolition Specifications. An area of concrete, approximately 225 square feet, located in the basement level, will be marked with a high visibility paint. This concrete will be completely removed, down to the native soil, under the direction of Geraghty &Miller, Inc., separately and during the general demolition of the building slab. This material is released for recycling along with other asphalt from the site. Sincerely submitted, f--/z � (�`(V Mark T. Kubota Engineer Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Seth Matters Associate Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: L ethrington Prin ipal Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, MI John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, NB, CA Dan Rogers, FMIDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Koll Construction, Seal Beach, CA Eric Pearson, FNMDC, Dearborn, M O.WROJEC1TFORD\IEWPORINCA0186.030WGENCY CU310SIGN.➢OC GERAGHTY & MILLER, INC. co, _11 KOLL CONSTRUCTION Hygienetics(a AUG 0 7 1995 Environmental Hygienetics Enwronmentai Services, Inc. Suite A Phone: 1714) 955.0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955-0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 August 3, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 10 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #10, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing. The results of final air clearance testing were -below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part'3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 10 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc. oN� J n Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & Miller JPQIaj\071395\4313005\B10 -ram �Hygienetics® Environmental H,gienetics Environmental Services, Inc. Suite A Phone: (714) 955-0201 1920 East Warner Avenue Fax: (714) 955.0965 Santa Ana, CA 92705 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: FML Site Demolition Contract No.4313.005 Address: 1 Ford Road Newport Beach. California Contractor: CST Address: 2100 East Via Burton Street Anaheim, California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parklane Boulevard, Suite 1500 E Dearborn, Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetirs Environmental Services, Inc. 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Signature: Date & Time: Comments: Air Clearance Test Results Sampic ID No. Date Collected Analysis Mctbod Fiber concentration (Sbca/oc) comments 072795777-01 7/27/95 N10SH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 072795777-02 7/27/95 I\90SH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 072795777-03 7/27/95 N10SH 7400 "A" 0.003 Pass 072795777.04 7/27/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass 072795777-05 7/27/95 NTIOSH 7400 "A" 0.005 Pass 072795777-06 7/27/95 NICISH 7400 'A' 0.004 Pass 072795777-07 7/27/95 NIOSH 7400 "A" 0.004 Pass di background Readings or Standard: EPA Clearance Level of 5001f/ec JPC:Iaj\067135\4313005\810 A WGERAGHTY /-1'& NHLLER, INC. )W Environmental Services November 9, 1995 CA0186.030.001 City of Newport Beach Planning Department 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, California 92659-1768 Attention: Mr. John Douglas Subject: Building 14 Pre -Demolition Certification Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility Newport Beach, California Dear Mr. Douglas: KOLL CONSTRUCTION NOV 10 1995 At the request of the City of Newport Beach, Geraghty & Miller and Environmental Management Services have conducted an inspection of Building 14 at the former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, in Newport Beach, CA. Based on our inspection, we conclude that the removal of regulated building materials and building decontamination have been completed consistent with the FML Demolition Specifications dated October 25, 1994 Attached is the Building 14 asbestos abatement clearance documentation which is a necessary prerequisite for general building demolition. Sincerely submitted, James Hubbard Project Engineer `ch�ty�&r, In . EvanNye 40sr Vice President Geraghty & Miller, Inc. Concur: Lyn�aethring�ton Princip ' Environmental Management Services/ Environmental Monitor for the City of Newport Beach cc: Brian Bussa, Ford EQO, Dearborn, W John Douglas, City of Newport Beach, NB, CA Dan Rogers, FNEDC, Anaheim, CA Jack Douglas, Kell Construction, Seal Beach, CA Eric Pearson, FNMDC, Dearborn, M G-.WROJECTTORDINEWPORT1CA0186.030WGENCY C1B14SIGN.DOC 100 N. Barranca Avenue, Suite 500 • West Covina, California 91791-1600 • (818) 332-8010 • FAX (818) 331-1224 0 KOLL CONSTRUCTION NOV 10 1995 September 7, 1995 Mr. H.P. Singh Geraghty & Miller 100 North Barranca, Suite 500 West Covina, California 91791-1600 Re: Ford Motor Land Site Demolition Project - Building Asbestos Abatement Clearance, Building 14 Dear Mr. Singh: All of the asbestos -containing materials, identified in the Hygienetics Environmental Services, Inc., survey for Building #14, have been properly abated. The areas in the building where asbestos abatement was completed were visually inspected by Hygienetics prior to final air clearance testing, The results of final air clearance testing were below the specified clearance criteria of 0.010 f/cc, as detailed in Section 02085, Part 3.17 "Final Inspection and Testing" of the Project Manual for FML Site Demolition. Building 14 may now be safely accessed by other trades to perform demolition activities. All of the asbestos -containing materials in or on the building structure were properly removed. However, there could be asbestos -containing pipes found in the ground surrounding the building structure. Should you have any questions regarding this letter, or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, H gienetics Environmental Services, Inc. Jol n Carey Project Manager Certified Asbestos Consultant Certification No. 93-1118 cc: Mr. Jack Douglas, Koll Construction Mr. Ron Spencer, Aman Environmental Mr. Jim Hubbard, Geraghty & 'Miller mc::al\W95\4313W5\a14 ASBESTOS PROJECT FINAL APPROVAL CERTIFICATE Project Name: BML Site Demolition Contract No.4313.,005 Address: 7 Ford Road Newport Beach, California Contractor: CST Address: 21M Eact Via Burton Street Anaheim, -California Owner/Operator:Ford Motor Land Address: 1 Parldane Boulevard, Suite 1500 E Dearborn, Michigan Consultant's Certification The below consultant hereby certifies that he has conducted a visual inspection and -the following air tests inside the asbestos project site and found the site to be acceptable and in compliance with the contract specifications and applicable regulatory standards except as may be noted below. Hygienetics Environmental' Services, Inc, 1920 East Warner Avenue, Suitt A Santa Ana, California 92705 Inspector's Name: Sohn P. Carey, Jr. CAC #93-1115 Signature: Date &'lime: Comments: Buildine 14 Air Clearance Test Results Sampk ID No. Date Calketod Analysis Method Fiber Cdntaatratioa (kn/a) Ccnwueats 083095777.03 8/30/95 N10SH 7400 W 0.003 Pais 083095777.04 8/30195 NIOStd 7400 tA" 0,004 Pass 083095777•o5 8/30195 NIOS13 7400 tAt 0.002 Pass BackStandard: EPACnoo60.010 flee JPC:IaJ\090795\4313005\l314 UP -DATE Suspected kidnapper headed to court today to save program ■ Library trustees close their eyes to public input, moving to write off valuable literacy program. About a month ago, Kevin Starr, the state hbrarian, came to Newport Beach and praised the city's lit- eracy program as one of the best in California. A few weeks later, Newport's, library trustees axed the innova- tive program in almost total secrecy. The "special meeting" of the library Board of Trustees on April 21— hastily called to decide how to cut $110,000 from the library's budget — complied with the pro- visions in the Brown Act, but if sure didn't follow the spirit of the law. No one involved in the liter- acy effort had a clue the program was even in jeopardy, much less doomed. Literacy supporter and Trustee Nancy Jones said she was so dazed at her colleagues' lighten- 0 SEE LOBDELL PAGE 6 Environmental report details development of Loral housing site A Removal of fluorescent lighting, asbestos neces- sary before construction of 500 homes can begin. By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer NEWPORT BEACH — After two years of planning and testing by Ford developers, residents of Belcourt, Bay Ridge and sur- rounding communities have a picture of what will be built•on the former Ford/Loral site on Jamboree Road. Ford Motor Land Development Corp, and the city of Newport Beach have released a draft envi- ronmental impact report, or EIR, for a proposed 500-home residen- tial community on the site of the former Loral Aeronutronic manu- facturing plant. The 100-acre site is located on Jamboree between Ford and Bison roads. Once public review of the EIR is complete, Ford and its develop- ers are hoping the project will move forward quickly. If all goes according to plan, the city Plan- ning Commission will review the EIR in June and City Council review will follow in July. Project officials expect residents to occu- py the first homes in September, 1996. As the project moves through the review phase, Ford and con- struction company officials will meet with their future "neigh- bors" to let them know what to expect during demolition and construction, Several meetings have already taken place and a May 13 open house at the former Loral admm- 4stration building could draw as many as 300 residents, according to Hal Lynch, president of Recre- ■ SEE LORAL PAGE 6 TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1995 CITY art iN Cuttin g liter Tutors and students among those a IDITOR'S NOi6 We asked readers theiriL thoughts about the Newport Beach Library Boardof Trustees' plan to shut down the liter-acy program Here are some of your responses C'ntting the htpracy prnyutm wouldbe d terrible tried, We need to do more to encourage people to use their poten-hdl, so that their literary ran help thembe aware of what'% going on aroundthem. BETTY ORBAC1 Newport Beach I wish to protest the threatened shut- down of the literacy program dt the library. I've been working in this pro- gram for years and it doe~ d lot of good. It's not lust for people outside Newport Beach. Both of my students have been hnm Newport Beach in the past few years Sri it serves d great need rind I hope that we, will be dhle to retain it. DEAN REAVIE Newport Beach I have been d tutor for about 10 years and I didn't think wr re supposed to lust service Newport Beach people, Aren't we trying to help people all over? 1 mean I've enjoyed the experl- enre dnrd they've been happy, 1 don't see dny reason to discontinue it The Lteracy Center RICH APPLEBY Newport Beach "ray and disapproval of en regarding the liters I believe we should continuing hav- pnxgram has been out ing d literacy program in the Newport helped hundreds of st Beach Library system So 1 don't think dedicated volunteers they should discontinue the bterdry slowly and econumicall piacpam. abandoned for the pea ROSSELLA BERSTEIN dre involved in the sup Newport Beach gram is an evil thing to ANNE 1 am totally shocked that they would even consider disrontinuing the litmd- cy program. I can't think of anything I am a tutor and I am more important. In fad, I have taken wondertttl student It is the tmimnq for the program and I'm to see how far she has just now ready to take no a student I or seven months I hav, can't think of anything more important her It Is d very importa that f could be doing for someone of the the people who are le city is a whole. Again, I am thunder- and learning the English struck that they would consider discon- it's also important for is tinning it, opportunity to help thes MAVIS O'BR1EN H Corond del Mar N I wish to -` %ter my complete chs- I 1 am involved in the idc LORAL CONTINUED FROM 1 Actions Group of Companies development company. "We're trying to be proactive, to make the information as public as possible," Lynch said during, an interview at his Newport Center offices Friday. "This project really is an exciting opportunity." The project will require the city to pass a general plan amendment and to rezone the land from indus- trial to residential. Demolition of the Loral buildings, which the company vacated in February, will require the removal of haz- ardous material including asbestos, fluorescent lighting and mercury thermostats. Contami- nated ground water and soil will also have to be mitigated. But site tests and environmen- tal documents have indicated the problem areas can be cleaned up, say Ford officials. The EIR states that "with the exception of rela- tively minor traffic impacts, the Prop project will not result in any significant will unpacts, which cannot be mitigated to a less than significant level." The Orange County Health Care Agency and the Regional Newport Beacb/Costa Mesa Daily'Pilot Water Quality Control board will have jurisdiction over mitigation of soil and ground water. Considering that the location was used to manufacture missiles and guidance systems for 25 years, the necessary mitigation will not be nearly as onerous as Ford officials expected. "We've done an extensive amount of testing on the site," said Timothy Ridner, Ford devel- opment and operations manager. "I thought we'd find more than we actually did find." Once the project is complete, Belcourt residents will see homes which are — economically speak- ing — very similar to their own. The homes will likely sell from $400,000 to as much as $5 million or $6 million for custom lots. To date, the city has received no responses to the EIR. City Plan- ner John Douglas said he could not gauge community interest. "We've been working on this for over a year, cranking away in our offices," Douglas said. "You never know how much. public interest there will be." Copies of the EIR are available at the Newport Beach Central Library and at the city Planning Department in City Hall. Written comments, on the EIR should be submitted to the city by June 1, Newpo" Beat lilU,tia Meta Unity Pd,a *TODAY ESTATE PLANNING Merrill Lyric h is hosting a com ll- mentary Fstdte planning & Tax tAdvantageci Investments Semi- nar at 7 pm at its Conference Center, 4695 MacArthur Court, still(- 1500, Newport Beach. Refreshments will be served Space Is limited, reservations are suggested Call John Welker at 955-6000 for details RECREATION COMMISSION The Newport Bear h parks, Beaches and Recreation Com. mission will meet at 7 p m. in Council Chambers, 3300 New- port Blvd ALL A000T AROMATHERAPY The public is invited to a free noon program titled, "Aro- moatherapy- in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. The pro- gram will focus on the ancient holistic art of using herbal oils as a healing medium For more information, call 717-3800. *WEDNESDAY MAP OF THE FUTURE Kevin Reeds of 7Hmble Naviga- tion will speak at the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce Marine Division breakfast meeting at the Bdlbod Bay Club. Reeds Will discuss how eventually electronic maps will enable any- one to find their way anywhere in the world. The meeting is open to The Artists Association bl Coastline Community Col- lege hosts its loth annual All Media Pine Arts Show, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday at Coastline's Newport Beach Center, 2627 Vista Del Oro, The show wiH continue Satur- day, May 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Artwork by former and current students and faculty of the college will be displayed. There will also be a "bargain room" where artwork will be sale for under SSO. Admission Is tree. For more Information, call 7S1.9740. BECOME MATH CONFIDENT This two-part workshop at OCC continues Wednesday, May 10, at the same time - 5.30 to 7 30 P in The free workshop is geared for those who need to build skills in math and is one of the college Re - Entry Center classes designed to help individuals who wish to return to school after being away for some time Call 432.5162. NEWPORT-COLORFUL COAST Rosalind Williams, executive director of the Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau, -uall i ak nn marknHnu the city GENERAL NOTES:I 1UN,t'.LAIV " GRADING „ ... � �; FOR. i 1.'' ALL:WORK SHALL CONFORM TO CHAPTER,15 OF'THE NEWPORT'BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE (NBMC), THE, PROJECT SOILS REPORT AND, SPECIAL) { REQUIREMENTS OF THE PERMIT.: 2.DUST SHALL.BE CONTROLLED BY WATERING AND/OR DUST PALLIATIVE.' 3. SANITARY FACILITIES SHALL BE MAINTAINED, ON.THE SITE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. _ ,•. a:;', 'I 4, WORK HOURS ARE LIMITED FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH_ " FRIDAY; 8:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. SATURDAYS; AND NO WORK ON SUNDAYS , AND HOLIDAYS PER SECTION 10-28 OF THE-NBMC. 'EWP O RT: 1. E AC H CA ',: .•' .. v{ ..- :.. .� " .-.. _ -'- ... - _ ., _.. _,,1- t "i''''-'k"'- � A,. .. k�: big --.', }` .., - ,•i. .. 1 • - 5. NOISE, EXCAVATION; DELIVERY AND REMOVAL .SHALL BE CONTROLLED PER SECTION 10-28 OF THE NBMC. s r A.r > NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 6.`.'THESTAMPEbSETOFAPPROVEDPLANSSHALLBEONTHEJOBSITEATALL:. :`7,,..ANY-EXISTING IRRIGATION LINES�AND"CISTERNS,,SHALL•BEREMOV,ED-'OR.;,�I. ,•„ _f:`•, •Yw" - "_--•w_, --• _ ._ DRAW�NG INDEX - CRUSHED IN PLACE AND BACKFILLED AND APPROVED,BY THE; SOILS ENGINEER = , TIMES, " • - . ' ERGROUND UTILITIES 0R STRUCTURES REPORTED BY THE OWNER OR OTHERS, AND THOSE s. } A tLS ENGINEER SHALL 'AFT , CLEARING ;; .' , t, ALL�IND 7. "'PERMITTEE AND CONTRACTOR ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING AND 8. THE ENGINEERINGGEOLOGfST Nb,50 SHOWN ON .•','I.'; _. , . PROTECTING UTILITIES.. :. _AND PRIOR TO THE PLACEMENT OF F►LL IN CANYONS,, INSPECT EACH CANYON : } ; ;. ;,;: ; EXTENT: ,THE OWNER BY ACCEPTING THESE PLANS OR PROCEEDING WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS ' _ "- ` ;. SHEET NO: DESCRIPTION ti•. "- : FOR AREAS OF ADVERSE STABILITY.AND_ OETERMINE ,THE.PRESENCE OF, PURSUANTTHERETD, AGREES TO ASSUME LIABILITY AND TO HOLD UNDERSIGNED HARMLESS FOR F F T REACCUMUCATION OF :SUBSURFgtrE WA ER OR$PR1NG' is t ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE EXISTENCE OF UNDERGROUND UTILITIES OR STRUCTURES APPROVED DRAINAGE PROVISIONS AND,PROTECTIVEMEASURES MUST BE `, „ POSSIBILITYO U U T ,,", FL W. IF NEEDED, DRAINS WILL BE DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED PRIORTO'THE : ;._.NOT REPORTED TO THE UNDERSIGNED; NOT INDICATED ON•THE PUBLIC RECORDS EXAMINED,' USED TO PROTECT ADJOINING PROPERTIES pURiNG THE GRADING OPERATION 0 E S EXAMINED. THE PLACEMENT OF FILL 1N EACH RESPECTIVE CANYON „r .; . • kOCATED AT VARIANCE WITH THOSE REPORTED OR SHOWN ON RECORD TITLE SHEET ' - - ,, , _ ,' „I IS REQUIRED TO TAKE DUE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PROTEGE THE UTILITIES 9. ', CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS SHALL BE ABANDONED IN COMPLIANCE WITH r.+};" , , UCTURESFOUNDATTHESIM. IT SHALL'- •; -SECURITY. AND FENCING PLAN T' 8 .,:. THE EXACT LOCATTON OF 7HE SUBDRAINS SHALL BE SURVEYED IN TFIE FIELD r:" i,pRSTRUCTURE$SHOWNAND.ANYOTHERUTIUTIESORSTR C 2 THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE AND APPROVED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. BE' •THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO NOTIFY THE OWNERS OF THE UTILITIES .DR - t FOR LINE AND GRADE. ' :'t n . . ,;: .' L. . "'": y,:,:; :.gam ;... x'., ES CONCERNED BEFORE STARTING WORK` , '- C-3 TEMPORARY GRADMGAND EROSION CONTROL PLAN 1 HA ROUTES FOR IMPORT OR EXPORT OF MATERIALS SHALL BE APPROVED BY 0 HAUL O R L, 4.. r..-. EPLA HOUTTO A MINIMUM OF... - , ,. ,.. ,. "� C-4 I• ,t THE CITY TRAFFIC ENGINEER -AND PROCEDURES SHALL CONFORM WITH 10. .ALL TRENCHBACKEILLSSHALLBECOMPAGTEDTHROUG : 7tiEEXiSTENCEANDLOCATIONOFANYUNDERGROUNDU7ILITYPIPESORSTRUCTURESSHOWNON 90 PERCENT RELATIVE'COMPACTION; AND APPROVED BY THE SOILS ENGINEER.. • ::"' ." TO THE. BEST OF OUR PIL rt STOCK CHAPTER 15 OF THE NBMC. p THIS PLAN ARE OBTAINED BY A SEARCH OF AVAILABLE RECORDS KN EXISTING UTILITIES EXCEPT AS SHOWN ON THESE PLANS'. THE a . , ,THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT MAY REQUIRE CORING OF CONCRETFI AT E WORK' ., OWLEDGETHERE ARE. NO 11. POSITIVE DRAINAGE SHALL BE MAINTAINED`AWAY FROM ALL, BUILDING AND PLACED OVER UNTESTED BACKFILLS TO FACILITATE TESTING' CONTRACTOR IS.REQUIRED TO TAKE DUE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PROTECTTHE UTILITIES SLOPE AREAS. '. ''-: St�WN AND ANY OTHER LINES OR STRUCTURES NOT SHOWN ON THESE PLANS, AP OVER' v,TH cTY. , , . , ,_". <..: SUMMARY ESTIMATED , 11. ° THE STOCKPILtNCa_OF EXCESS MATERIAL SHALL 8E - ,�RB. EI : ° _ - 1-. , •• ALL CONTRALTO S AND SUBCONTRACTORS PER WpRK SHQWN ON OR RELATED TO THESE 12: FAILURE TO REQUEST INSPECTIONS AND/OR HAVE REMOVABLE EROSION GRADING ENGINEER:. ,, `. "" "' R ti SO THAT ALL EMPLOYEES ARE PROVIDED A SAFE _ D CONTROL DEVICES ON -SITE AT THE APPROPRIATE TIMES SHALLRESULT, IN _ - ' ' t ; PLACE TO WORK AND THE PUIBU P S PROTECTED. ALL CONTRACTORS -AND SUBCONTRACTORS .. - •.; -. � EARTHWORK QUANTITIES • FORFEITURE OF THE CONSTRUCTION SITE CLEANUP DEPOSIT. 12.- '.11\NDSCAPING OF ALL.SLOPES AND ,PADS SHALL: BE IN ACCOROANCErWiTH" -' . 7, i SHALL COMPLY WITH THE 'OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATION- OF THE U.S.' ]' . ; " , CHAPTER 15 OF THE NBMC. '• DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, AND WITH THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL FOR PERMIT PURPOSES ONLY .'. q ' ° R TioNs.^CONSTRUCTK)N SAFETYORDERS.�--.:: _., UNADJUSTED VOLUMES t • "> ': -13. ALL PLASTIC DRAINAGE PIPE SHALL CONSIST OF PVC OR ABS PLASTIC AND F1A , ; - 1 " 13. , -:' ALL CUT SLOPES BE.INVESTIGATEP BOTH DURING AND AFTER GRADING EITHER ASTM 2751, ASTM D1527; ASTM D3034 OR ASTM D 785 , .. - .- I- ' Y ENGINEERING GEOLOGIST T .D.ETERMI E IF ANY ISTABILITY:'PROBLEM THE CIVIL ENGINEER SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IN ANY WAYfOR THE CONTRACTORS' AND SUB - BY AN O a ANY G COGlGAG HA7ARD5 OR CONTRACTORS' COMPLIANCE WITH THE"OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS" OF +` 1'. i CUT FILL 14. NO PAINT PLASTER, CEMENT SOIL' MORTAR OR OTHER RESIDUE.SHALL BE EXISTS. SHOULD. EXCAVATlON.DISGLOSE EO _ T 1 A -HAZARDS .THE ENGINEERING`GEOLi1G1ST SHAL.1``:=; `, r THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OrLABOR ORWITH THE STATE OFCALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OFINDUSTRIF� ALLOWED'TO ENTER, STREETS, CURBS, GUTTERS OR.STORM DR AINS.:,'ALL < ,- POTENTIAL GEOLOG C L I .:GRADING RELATIONS,^CONSTRUCTIOtJSAFETYORDERS." -- BUILDING PAD5 10,376 C.Y' , , 5,170 C.Y_: . MATERIAL AND WASTE SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE: NBMC 17.32.020 ,`_RECOMMEND AND SUBMIT' NECESSARY.TREAT.MENT_ -TREATMENT-TO THE C TY a „_ - :" FOR APPROVAL ENGINEERO SIBlUTY - _ - -� < • i ; � �--<'. #" • "CONTRACTOR FURTHER AGREES SHALL ASSUMES AND COMPLETE RESPON ' r , •. ''' _ - -... _ .. ' ' +' FOOTINGS/BASEMENTS--r—T _--- . - :10,385 C.Y:.�, 15 .,' --THE. GRADING INSPECTOR IS TO BE CONTACTED TO SCHEDULE A SITE PRE = "-"i ""`; "`' "`" ' FOR JOB SITEOONDITIONS DURING THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT, INCLUDING =9,tt :14: INHERE-SUPPORT'OR.:BUTTRESSING OF,CUT_'AND NATURAL>,$LOPESJS g GRADING MEETING 48-HOURS PRIOR TO START OF GRADING. 'SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS AND PROPERTY, THAT THIS. RE_ QUIREMENT SHALL-APPLYCONTIN000 LY .` "10 370 G.Y.- 15 555 C.Y.'- _ 5 3 S D THAT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFEND. ' DETERMINED TO BE NECESSARY BY,THE ENGINEERING GEOLOGIST AND SOIL :AND'NOTBE LIMITED TO NORMAL WORKIN HOUR , AN TOTALS P VAL OF DESIGN LOCATION - - , . r`... ENGINEER, THE SOILS ENGINEER WILL OBTAIN.AP RO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD THE OWNER AND THE ENGINEER HARMLESS FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY; - 10,370 C.Y.` 16. SEE "PROJECT MANUAL, FMCSITE DEMOLITION" DATED OCTOBER 25,-1994 FOR ; 'a , .'v 3 AND CALCULATIONS.. FROM THE ,CITY GRADING: ENGINEER 'PRIOR. TO' ,,.; :- .,-; -REAL OR ALLEGED, IN CONNECTION WITH THE PERFORMANCE OFWORK"ON TH1S PROJECT,:; 'SPECIFICS OF NOISE DUST AND VIBRATION MONITORING. SEE PAGE iX "NOISE,:: .. -- _ ^'1 '" =' r aY EXCEPTING FO -LIABILITY-ARISING FROM THE SOLE NEGLIGENCE OF;.THE,OWNER OR THE' :' Ili 10T AAIM VIDDATInKI \AnKIIYnDlki _" CCl+TI/lAl MGCl1 ^'fCAAD�ID ADV !`(1AfTDl1F C". _ - Lt -. 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K•163 .IEFs S't' itelst-T- C145 I.ITttaVe_S 't 7141729-3SJc;0 9/91 -x Oi' tmcLuDln wi;w Cc rs V ,- [0- PACIFIC SOILS ENGINEERING, INC. 3002 DOW AVENUE, SUITE 514, TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 TELEPHONE: (714) 730.2122, FAX: (714) 730-5191 KOLL CONSTRUCTION 3020 Old Ranch Parkway Suite 250 March 13 1995 Seal Beach, CA 90740-2751 Work Order 500250 Attention: Mr. Jack Douglas Subject: Geotechnical Review of Demolition Plan for F.M.L. Site, 2300 Jamboree Road, City of Newport Beach, California Reference: Preliminary Geotechnical Investigation, Former Ford Aeronutronic Facility, City of Newport Beach, County of Orange, California by Pacific Soils Engineering, Inc., dated January 11, 1994 (W.O.500250) Gentlemen: Pacific Soils Engineering, Inc., has reviewed the Demolition Plan for the F.M.L. Site, 2300 Jamboree Road, City of Newport Beach, California, dated March 10, 1995, and prepared by Williamson and Schmid. The plan consists of four sheets, C-i through C-4. Sheet C-i is a title sheet with general construction notes. Sheet C-2 shows the design for security and fencing. Sheet C-3 is the temporary erosion control plans and sheet C-4 is the stockpile plan. The plans are suitable for their intended use from a geotechnical viewpoint provided that the recommendations presented in the reference report are adhered to during site demolition. The general notes that relate to geotechnical issues are appropriate and consistent with the referenced report and should be adhered to during site demolition. All foundation systems and associated existing artificial fills will require total removal and replacement with compacted fill per project standards during site demolition. Additionally, all utilities to be abandoned and associated artificial fills will require total removal and replacement with compacted fill per project standards. All excavations should conform with Cal -OSHA safety standards. CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS LOS ANGELES COUNTY RIVERSIDE COUNTY TEL: (714) 220.0770 TEL• (213) 325.7272 or 775.6771 TEL: (714) 358-0154 FAX: (714)220.9589 FAX:(213) 325.8854 FAX: (714) 358.0592 SAN DIEGO COUNTY TEL: (619) 560.1713 FAX: (619) 560-0380 F Work Order 500250 March 13, 1995 If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact the undersigned. Respectfully submitted, SOILS ENGINEERING, INC. "'�j eg� DEAN C. Vice Preside tt5%G� �No. EXP- RALPH . RABUS, Geotechnical Engineer GE 2222 Dist: (2) Addressee (5) Williamson and Schmid, Attn: George Madsen 3-For Submittal to City of Newport Beach (1) Adams -Streeter Civil Engineers - Attn: Mr. Stephen Volk (1) RGC, Attn: Mr. Pat Brown DCA:RWR/rd-12 Page 2 .. �: e rrr PACIFIC SCILB ENGINEERING, INC. CONSTRUCTION To: Bid Documentation File From: KOLL CONSTRUCTION Date: 1I-23-94 Page 1 of 1 Attention: DOCUMENTATION• Bid Onto: 200EC94 Time: 12:00 PST Project•: FML SITE DEMOLITION ID:-Ooc--60000 Location: NEWPORT BEACH CA Estimator: JACK DOUGLAS Phone: 310-594-5577 Fax: 310-799-8337 BID BATE..........................BID BATE IS DECEMBER 20, 1994 THIS ADDENDUM IS BEING FAXED TO PRIME CONTRACTORS ONLY....PLEASE COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH YOUR SUBCONTRACTORS. THIS ADDENDUM ONE CONSISTS OF SIX (6) PAGES PLUS THIS. COVER PAGE FOR A TOTAL OF SEVEN (7) PAGES: PLEASE INDICATE YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS ADDENDUM ON YOUR BID. 3020 OLD RANCH PARKWAY SUITE 250 SEAL BEACH CA 90740-2751 11 1.0 2.0 FML. SHE DEMOLITION Newport Beach, California Revised Bid Date 1.1 Reference page i of Instructions to Bidders: Bid Date: Tuesday December 20, 1994 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time (12:00 NOON Pacific Standard Time) 1.2 Reference page ii of Instructions to Bidders: Bids may be sent via telephone facsimile to arrive prior to the bid time noted above but must be confirmed by original signed bid documents post marked no later than December 20, 1994. Revised Pre -Approved Bidders 2.1 Reference Attachment W-1: Add the following firm to list of Prime Contractors: Best Group, Inc. Attn: Charles G. Mardigian 601 Beaufait Avenue Detroit, MI 48207 Tel: 3131259-3900 Fax: 3131259-9069 2.2 Reference Attachment W-2: Delete Best Group, Inc. from List of Subcontractors. November 23,1994 AcldertiomOm Page 1 FML SITE DEMOIMON Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM ONE 6.3 Reference 3.5/A, Vibration Control: Ground Vibration will be monitored daily on -site by the Contractor and monitoring records shall be submitted to the Construction Manager on a monthly basis. Daily monitoring records are subject to daily review by the Construction Manager. 7.0 Revisions to Specification Section #01600 - Waste Management 7.1 Reference 1.8/A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 8.0 Revisions to Specification Section #01620 - Decontamination Procedures 8.1 Reference 1.8/A Scheduling: Delete 'GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 9.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02061- Piping Decommissioning 9.1 Reference 1.7/A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL Contractors" and insert 'CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 10.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02062 - Clarifier Removal 10.1 Reference 1.8/A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 11.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02080 - Hazardous Material Abatement 11.1 Reference 1.6/A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL Contractors" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. November 23,1994 Addarkm 0m Page 4 FML SHE DEMOLITION Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM ONE 12.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02082 - Regulated Building Materials Abatement 12.1 Reference 1.7/A Scheduling: Delete 'GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert 'CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 13.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02083 - Hydraulic Elevator Decommissioning 13.1 Reference 1.81A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S" in the second line of this paragraph. 14.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02084 - Recycling of Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's) 14.1 Reference 1.8/A Scheduling: Delete "GENERAL CONTRACTORS" and insert "CONTRACTOR'S' in the second line of this paragraph. 15.0 Modifications to Ford Motor Company; Sales Agreement 15.1 Reference sample document at end of Specification Section #02090 - Recycling/Resale of Materials: The following language willbe added to the face of the Sales Agreement: 'Ir 114 J•• 1 "I •" • •• JJ •' Y. 'J 1 'J I11 • " • • 11 I • I I 1 • 1 `J III J II �1 Y 1 1:" Till T To IY. M I I 1 I I J _J �'J 11 •'J ' 1 1 11 Y. • J1 1 1 "I JII • JI 1 1 Y. 1 II • Attachment I is enclosed to this Addendum. November 23,1994 AddwdumOrn Page 5 FML SITE DEMOLHION Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM ONE 16.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02200 - Earthwork and Storm Drainage 16.1 Reference 1.7IA Scheduling: Delete 'General Contractor's' andinsert'Contractor's' inthe secondline of this paragraph. 17.0 Revisions to Specification Section #02900 - Landscaping 17.1 Reference 1.51A; Guarantees and Replacements: Modify the first sentence to read as follows: Relocated existing specimen trees: All trees that are boxed shall be guaranteed to be actively growing and healthy for a period of one year after replanting. 17.2 Reference 3.1113; Relocating Existing Specimen Trees/Boxing: Add the following language to Item B/5: Contractor shall provide appropriate shoring of all excavations in accordance with CAL -OSHA requirements. In addition, Contractor shall provide a chainlink fence barricade around all open excavations during the 90 to 120 day root healing period. Access to trees for maintenance purposes must be provided. 18.0 A list of firms which attended the November 17,1994 Site Tour is included with this Addendum. 19.0 A complete copy of the Asbestos Survey is located in the East Gate Guard House for reviewing purposes; additional copies can be purchased form Consolidated Reprographics. 20.0 Loral Aeronutronic will be auctioning off several items currently on -site. The auction will be held in January, 1995 and a list of items is included with this Addendum. 20.0 The cut-off date for Contractor submittal of written questions shall be: Monday ' December 12, 1994 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time November 23,1994 Addwd mOne Page 6 To: Bid Oorumentation File From: KOLL CONSTRUCTION 12-13-94 3:29pm p. 1 of 1 CONSTRUCTION To: Bid Documentation File From: KULL CONSTRUCTION Attention: DOCUMENTATION Project: FML SITE DEMOLITION Location: NEWPORT BEACH CA P o I Date: 12-13-94 Page 1 of 1 Bid Date: 20BEC94 Time: 12:00 PST ID: -Doc--00000 Estimator: JACK DOUGLAS Phone: 310-594-5577 Fax: 310-799-8337 BID DATE REMAINS UNCHANGED..... BID DATE IS DECEMBER 20, 1994 THIS ADDENDUM IS BEING FAXED TO PRIME CONTRACTORS ONLY... PLEASE COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH YOUR SUBCONTRACTORS. THIS ADDENDUM TWO CONSISTS OF SIX (61 PAGES PLUS THIS COVER PAGE FOR A TOTAL OF SEVEN (7) PAGES; PLEASE INDICATE YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS ADDENDUM ON YOUR BID. 3020 OLD RANCH PARKWAY SUITE 250 SEAL BEACH CA 90740-2751 FML S1TE DEMOLITION Newport Beach, California 1.0 Cesspool Removal 1.1 Reference attached Figure 1, "ATC Boring and Piezometer Locations": Located outside of Building 11 are (2) cinder block lined cesspools. Approximately 20 feet to the east of Building 11, is located one of the cesspools. The Contractor shall provide the necessary materials, equipment and labor for complete removal of the sub -surface cesspool. The Contractor shall, as required, over excavate the extent of the cesspool and completely remove all of the walls and floor of the cesspool. The Contractor shall provide clean backfill from import or from excess on another part of the site for proper backfilling per Section 02200. The second cesspool is located near the north end of the east parking lot, off of the north east corner of the machine shop building. This cesspool has been abandoned and pumped full of concrete slurry. The Contractor shall provide the necessary materials, equipment and labor for complete removal of the cesspool. The Contractor shall, as required, over excavate the extent of the cesspool and completely remove all of the walls, floor and any slurry material from the previous abandonment of the cesspool. The Contractor shall provide clean backfill from import or from excess on another part of the site for proper backfilling per Section 02200. hi the event that contaminated soils are encountered associated with the cesspools, the Contractor shall provide impacted soil removal, backfill and compaction, in excess of the basic removal of the cesspools at unit pricing costs. The cinder block and slurry material that is removed from the cesspools shall be stockpiled by the Contractor separately from general building debris. The Environmental Consultant will sample the block and slurry materials and disposition of it depends on the results of analysis. The Contractor shall be responsible for the handling of the excavated materials as either general concrete debris or as hazardous waste until it is loaded by the Contractor on the appropriate Owner supplied transportation for disposal of Contractor supplied transportation for recycling. December 12,1994 AddeadumnTwo Page 1 ME SHE DEMOLITION Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM TWO 1.2 Existing Cesspool Construction: The construction consists of a hole, approximately 17 feet deep, approximately 3.5 feet in diameter, lined with standard cinder blocks, without any mortar or joint material between the individual blocks. Included in the total depth is a metal 6 inch diameter riser which extends from approximately 6 inches above ground surface down to approximately 2.5 feet below ground surface where it ties into the 3.5 foot diameter section of the cesspool. The construction of the floor of the cesspool is the native soil. 2.0 Storm Drain Clarifications Reference Storm Drain Improvements Plans prepared by Adams -Streeter Civil Engineers, Inc. and included with the Original Bid Package: 2.1 For clarification, storm drains to be built to serve the rough graded site are those portions shown with an adjacent construction note (construction notes 80 through 94). Other portions of future storm drain which are not a part of this plan are shown for reference only (see erosion control plans for further clarification of extent of storm drain). 2.2 For finished depth of storm drains, all storm drains will have approximately 6 to 8 feet of cover to finished surface, except Line B (sheets 3 and 4 of 10), which will have approximately 10 feet of cover over storm drain to finish surface. 2.3 On sheet 4 of 10, construction of storm drain callout should be deleted for the approximately 210 feet from End of Construction callout fronting lot 165, northerly to the terminus of storm drain fronting lot 163. 2.4 On sheet 8 of 10, Lin B-14 the actual Bed Construction should be approximately 20 feet easterly than shown, which is "off -site' from the project boundary. 3.0 Rough Grading and Erosion Control Clarifications Reference Rough Grading Plan (sheet 1 of 9 through 7 of 9) and Erosion Control Plan (sheet 8 of 9 and 9 of 9), both prepared by Adams -Streeter Civil Engineers, Inc. and included with the Original Bid Package. r• "a AddaxkuaTwo Page 2 FML SUE DEM01MON Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM TWO 3.1 For the Engineer's Estimate of Earthwork Quantities sheet 1 of 9, item #11, B W in& Concrete Reprocessing, the estimated quantity has been revised to 30,000 cubic yards in lieu of 100,000 cubic yards, per revised estimate by Williamson and Schmid. 3.2 On the Erosion Control Plan, sheet 8 of 9, there should be a construction note M24 awtat112" P.V.C. drain pipe) on the desilting basin outlet pipes at desilting basins located in the northeast corners of lots 222 and 226. The outlet pipe from the lot 226 desilting basin will tie into an existing catch basin at that location. 3.3 On the Erosion Control Plan, sheet 9 of 9, the desilting basin shown on the site entry road (approximately 150 feet north of Ford Road), should be relocated westerly approximately 70 feet to tie into the proposed catch basin lateral stub at that location. 4.0 Response to questions from bidders: 4.1 Additional Subcontractors will _nQt be added to the 'Pre -approved List of Subcontractors". Prime Contractors are encouraged to submit alternate pricing from Subcontractors not indicated as 'pre -approved'. Owner may elect to accept alternate pricing contingent upon the qualifications of the proposed Subcontractor. Base Bid mustinclude Subcontractor pricing from firms indicated on the "Pre -approved List of Subcontractors"; EXCEPT for storm drain related work. 4.2 Depth of the storm drain piping is addressed in section 2.0 of this Addendum. 4.3 The trees listed in specification section 02900, page 6, paragraph 3.111) and indicated on the Specimen Tree Preservation Plan are the only trees to be boxed and moved for the Owner. The Specimen Tree Preservation Plan also indicates areas where existing trees are to be protected in place. 4A The asphalt access roads at the entry points are to be protected in place in accordance with sheet C-1, Security and Fencing Plan prepared by Williamson and Schmid. 4.5 All existing underground utilities will be removed prior to rough grading. December 12,1994 AddendumTwo Page 3 FML SITE DEMOLITION Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM TWO 4.6 The following landscaping Subcontractors have been pre -approved to perform work on this project: The Landscape Center Mark Barrett 9091949-4269 Tracy & Ryder Jim Tracy 714/858-7002 Valley Crest Tree Co. John Motte 818/899-1100 4.7 The sewer line will need to be de -contaminated to the project property line if it is found to be contaminated to that extent. 4.8 The cost of hazardous materials removal relating to site utilities exclusively, and not to any particular building, should be included with other costs associated with site utility demolition and indicated on the Bid Sheet in the line noted "Underground Demolition". The Owner reserves the right to request additional cost breakdown information prior to award. 4.9 The Contractor shall containerize, transport, and recycle all hydraulic fluid in accordance with Specification Section 02083/3.2.2/A and include all associated costs in the Base Bid. 4.10 Non -asbestos containing roofing material shall be removed and disposed of as construction debris in accordance with Specification Section 02060, Building Demolition. 4.11 The nitrogen tanks, both liquid and gas, will be removed by the Owner's vendor, Air -Products, all associated piping shall be removed by the Prime Contractor. 4.12 The thermal storage, eutectic salt ("salt tanks underground") are located in Phase 11 and have been de -commissioned. The tanks were accessible and reviewed during the November 17,1994 Site Tour. Plans are available for review only by contacting the Construction Manager. December 12,1994 AddaxbanTwo Page 4 FML SrM DEMOIHION Newport Beach, California ADDENDUM TWO 4.13 Contractor is responsible for all rinsate water storage. All rinsate water shall be handled in accordance with specification section 01600, Waste Management. 4.14 The Prime Contractor will accept the respons1ility of maintaining fire protection for all buildings in accordance with direction from the City of Newport Beach Fire Department. This will require the on -going maintenance and repair, if necessary, of the existing underground fire line unless alternative methods of fire protection are submitted to and approved by the City of Newport Beach Fire Department. 4.15 Prime Contractor shall assume over -excavation and recompaction of site in accordance with Note 3 of Sheet 1 of the Rough Grading Plan prepared by Adams -Streeter Civil Engineers. December 12,1994 Adders umTwo Page 5 1r 1', if. �4 m P-1=F wn mL Pow WM N Bit-1# wmw- P� R 1 ' C�,$ScpOoL. Lbc�cf"14'N'S 4 W5010 `0 �'w gat UWM ' GER NT ATC BORING ANO Houle ar 1M INC. PIEZOMETER LOCATIONS 1 $ &awow mNati s.+.r.�. FOfwex rOno �coNurnorNc ��xmr 0 100 FF NtM'W BE40HP CA NWEAUM lW0 To: Bid Documentation File From: KOLL CONSTRUCTION 12-16-94 2:54po p. 1 of 1 ECONSTRUCTION I, II„ Ili I T,1�1, 10 T1111,1, IIII �I. I1I lI III II bl 'lli �l To: Bid Documentation File From: KOLL CONSTRUCTION Attention: DOCUMENTATION Date: 12-16-94 Page 1 of 1 Bid Date: 20BEC94 Time: 12:00 PST Project: FML SITE DEMOLITION ID: -Doc--00000 Location: NEWPORT BEACH CA Estimator: JACK DOUGLAS Phone: 310-594-5577 Fax: 310-799-8337 *BID DATE IS UNCHANGED; BIOS DUE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1994.E ADDENDUM THREEx*FML SITE DEMOLITION*******DECEMBER 16, 1994*- 1.0 Bidders please be advised that recent investiyyation at the site indicates that existing underground sewer and/or storm drain lines are impacted by tree roots. Any required clearing of roots or other debris necessary to properly clean these lines in accordance with Specificatio Section 2061 or for use of existing systems by Contractor shall be at Prime Contractor's expense and included in the Base Bid. 2.0 Base Bid shall include replanting of all specimen trees on the Project site as directed by the Construction Manager. Tree planting must be coordinated with rough grading and some trees will not be replanted until rough grading is complete. Please provide alternate Pricing on a per tree. Per month basis to maintain trees in boxes through June 30, 1996. 3020 OLD RANCH PARKWAY SUITE 250 SEAL BEACH CA 90740-2751 AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. REMEDIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS NOISE, DUST AND VIBRATION MONITORING PROGRAM forthe FML Site Demolition 2300 Jamboree Road Newport Beach, California 92660 Prepared for: Ford Motor Land Services Corporation One Parkland Boulevard Suite 1500 East Dearborn, Michigan 48126 Submitted to: Ford Motor Land Services Corporation and Koll Construction Inc. Prepared by: Dames 8, Moore and Aman Environmental Construction Inc. 614 East Edna Place Covina, California 91723 March 15,1995 I A AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. REMEDIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1.0 Program Description 2.0 Fugitive Dust Monitoring 2.1 Wind Frequency Distribution 2.2 Sampling 2.3 Analysis 3.0 Noise and Vibration Monitoring 3.1 Capabilities 3.2 Noise and Vibration Program 3.3 Equipment Specifications 4.0 Quality Assurance 4.1 Calibrations A. Dust B. Noise and Vibration 4.2 Laboratory Analysis for Dust Monitoring 4.3 Performance Audits for Dust Monitoring 5.0 Monitoring Reporting Figures Figure 1 Project Facilities Map Figure 2 Wind Frequency Distribution Plot EL AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. RfMRDIATION AND DUMOUTION CONTRACTORS FML Site Demolition Monitoring Plan g,Q PROGRAM DESCRIPTION A noise, dust and vibration program will be implemented during demolition activities at the former Ford Aeronutronic facility in Newport Beach. Three monitoring stations will be installed on the perimeter of the project site and operated during working hours throughout the duration of the project. A project facilities map is shown in Figure 1 depicting the property boundary around the site. Residential areas are situated adjacent to the site on the southwest (Belcourt Hill), north and northeast (Bayridge and Belcourt), and to the east (Belcourt). To ensure that dust impacts to the community do not occur, the monitoring stations will be located on the southwest, north- northeast, and eastern property boundaries. Noise and Vibration will also be monitored during normal working hours in close proximity to the dust monitoring units. 2.4. FI GITIVF nuST MONITORIN 2.1 Wind Frequency Distribution A wind frequency distribution plot (wind rose) for the Newport Beach area is shown in Figure 2. This plot is based on the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) meteorological data for daylight hours during the base reference year (1981). As shown, the winds blow predominantly from the southwest quadrant the majority of the time, although winds from the northeast occur approximately 10 percent of the time. Because of the proximity of SCAQMD monitoring stations and Orange County's John Wayne Airport, representative meteorological date will be available if needed during the dust monitoring program. 2.2 Sampling Sampling for total suspended particulate (TSP) matter will be conducted in accordance with the EPA referenced method found in 40CRF50, Appendix B. The high volume samplers that will be used for this program are Graseby Andersen Model SAUV 2360 flow -controlled hi-vols with 7- day mechanical timers and elapsed time indicators. These samplers meet all equipment specifications for the reference method. As previously mentioned, the TSP samplers will generally be located withing the property fence line on the northern, southern and eastern property boundaries. Each sampler requires 110 VAC, which may be provided through the use of portable generators. If generators are utilized, they will be situated approximately 100 feet from the sampler in the direction of least wind performance (downwind). The hi-vol samplers are free-standing shelters with air inlets close to the breathing zone approximately 4 feet above ground. They will be sited as far away from buildings and trees as EL AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. REMEDIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS FML Site Demolition Monitoring Plan feasible following TSP siting guidelines. Such criteria includes placement at least 25 meters from roadways, a distance from buildings or other obstacles that is twice the height of the obstacle, and in a location where there is unrestricted airflow in a minimum of a 270 degree arc around the sampler. Dust samples are collected on 8-inch x 10-inch glass fiber filters. The filters are placed in removable fitter holder assemblies so that actual filter handling may take place in the laboratory or other controlled environment. Prior to each day's demolition activities, the pre -weighed filters will be placed in each sampler and the starting time on the elapsed time indicator will be noted. The sampler will be turned on, warmed up for five minutes, and the flow rate adjusted to approximately 40 cubic feet per minute using the sampler's calibration curve and the initial rotameter setting recorded on the data sheet. At the conclusion of sampling at the end of the day, the final flow rate rotameter reading will be recorded, as well as the final elapsed time Indicator reading when the unit is turned off. The filter holder will be covered, removed from the unit, and transferred to the laboratory for sample recovery. During sample recovery, the filters are folded in half, sample sides together, to avoid any sample loss. 2.3 Analysis The glass fiber filters are uniquely numbered and the weight gain for each sample is determined from weighing the filter before and after sampling. Filters are desiccated for at least 24 hours prior to weighing, both for take weights and final sample weights. All weights will be determined to the nearest 0.1 milligram on an analytical balance in Dames & Moore's laboratory in Santa Ana, California. The Sartorius analytical balance is equipped with a an extra large weighing chamber and special filter support pan as required to weight hi-vol filters. ,U NOISE AND VIBRATION MONITORING 3.1 Capabilities Noise and Vibration will be monitored using the GeoSonics SSU 2000DK Seismograph. The seismographs will measure both vibration and noise levels created by the demolition and grading activities. This seismograph measures four components, a three -axis transducer for ground motion plus a fourth channel for the measurement of sound. The 2000DK possesses three recording modes, trigger, continuous monitor and A -weighted sound. The unit houses a 3.5 inch internal disk drive which stores recordings for future analysis. A weather proof "pelican"case seals the unit from environmental elements. 3.2 Noise and Vibration Program Three units will be placed in three strategic locations in closed proximity of the dust monitoring equipment. In a continuous monitor mode, the SSU 2000DK will record the peak ground AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. REMEDIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS FML Site Demolition Monitoring Plan vibration and noise levels every 60 seconds. This data will be stored as a hard copy record on the internal thermal paper, or on the internal disk drive system. Storage intervals can be programmed at 5 minute increments ranging from 1 to 228 intervals. Aman will set each unit several days before the beginning of demolition to gather ambient, or background, levels for both vibration and noise. Each unit has an internal clock system that allows alarm programming for wake and sleep monitoring scheduling. During the demolition activities, each unit will record from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. At the end of every day or after 11 days, the internal 3.5" disk will be retrieved from each monitor and brought back to the office computer for storage, print out and review or the days recording levels. All day's recorded files contain the following information; date, time, machine serial number, name of project, seismograph location, distance to source, name of operator, vibration maximum level PPV In/sec., noise level in both decibels and psi. One recording disk will store up to 11 days of continuous monitor records. All printouts are in an 8.5" x 11" format for easy report compilation. 3.3 Equipment Specifications SS i 2000DK Seismograph Triggered Mode i mic Trigger Level: Programmable in steps 0.1 in/sec from .02 to 1.27 in/sec Resolution: .01 in/sec Measuring Range: 10 in/see (6 in/sec below 20Hz); 5 auto -range scales Frequency Range: 2 - 200 Hz (+/- 3 %) Sample Rate: 1000, 500, or 33 per second Recording Time: 5, 10, or 15 seconds Pratrigger Data: .5, 1, or 1.5 seconds Internal Memory: 1 full waveform and 20 summary events Internal Calibration: Dynamic response of geophone Sound Trigger Level 106 -140 dB Measuring Range 106 -142 dB linear Frequency Range: 2 - 200 Hz (-3 dB points) linear Internal Calibration: Electronic calibrated pulse is injected at microphone element through all amplifiers and components AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. RSMSDIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS FML Site Demolition Monitoring Plan Continuous Mode Seismic Printout: Highest peak particle velocity in/see which occurs during each one minute period Ranges: 1.28, 2.56, 5.12, 10.24 in/sec Resolution: .01 in/sec Sound Printout: Maximum over pressure which occurs during each on minute Period Resolution: 1 dB at 112 dB and above "A" Weighted Sound Monitor Printout: Highest "A" weighted slow response SPL in dB which occurs during each one minute period Measuring Range: 50 -101 dB Resolution: • 2 dB Frequency Response: ANSI Type 2, "A' weighted In a 5 second recording mode, machine will record, analyze, and produce a permanent hard copy record with an FFT in about 1 minute 40 seconds. 4.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE 4.1 Calibrations A. Dust The hi-vol samplers will be initially calibrated prior to field use with an NIST-traceable calibration orifice. Scheduled calibrations will occur quarterly thereafter. The certified orifice will be used to develop a curve for each sampler correlating referenced flow in standard cubic meters per minute versus rotameter indication. The flow controller will be disabled during the calibration and orifice plates will be utilized to develop five different flow rate points. Upon completion of this calibration, the flow controller will be reconnected and verified for proper operation by placing first one filter, then two filters or one plus an orifice plate in line, to ascertain if the sampler maintains constant flow. The flow must not decrease by more that 10 percent. ML AMAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. RtM[DIATION AND DEMOLITION CONTRACTORS FML Site Demolition Monitoring Plan B. Noise and Vibration Seismograph provided will have documentation certifying that the seismograph has been calibrated by GeoSonics Inc. according to specifications traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly the National Bureau of Standards). GeoSonics will also provide the function check record which is performed before the unit is released to ensure proper working condition -of the electronics, printer, traducer and microphone. An example of this documentation will be provided upon request. 4.2 Laboratory Analysis for Dust Monitoring Prior to weighing any batch of filters, the calibration -of the analytical balance will be checked with Class S weights. All filters will be handled only with forceps and transferred in polyethylene bags to avoid containment. As standard QC verification of the weighing procedure, approximately 5 percent of all filters will be reweighed. The reweighing value must agree within 10 percent of the initial weight or the entire affected batch must be reweighed. In addition, one field blank filter will b processed for each five days of sampling. This filter will be tare weighed, packaged, carried to the field, returned and final weighed the same as an actual sample. The final weight of the field blank must agree within 10 percent of the initial weight. 4.3 Performance Audits for Dust Monitoring As specified under PSD monitoring guidelines, each sampler will undergo a flow rate performance audit once per quarter. A different NIST-traceable calibration orifice from that used for calibrations will be utilized for the audits. The audited flow rate should match the reported flow rate within 10 percent. U MONITORING REPORTING Per the Project Manual, monthly reports will be submitted for review. At the request of the Construction Manager, daily results will be provided. A monthly report for Dust, Noise and Vibration will be compiled utilizing the daily, weekly information. 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