•

RECE~VEO

LERK S OFFICE

BEFORE THE POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

AUG

26

2004

BUNKERHILLAMOCO,

)

Controj

Board

Petitioner,

)

v.

)

PCBO5-___

)

(UST Appeal)

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

)

Respondent.

)

NOTICE OF FILING

TO:

John Kim

Special Assistant Attorney General

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

P.O. Box 19276

Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

•

PLEASE

TAKE

NOTICE

that on August

26,

2004,

filed with the Clerk of the Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board

of the

State

of Illinois

an

original,

executed

copy

of a

Petition

for

Review ofIllinois Environmental

Protection Agency Decision

and Motion for Expedited Review

of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Decision.

Dated:

August 26, 2004

Respectfully

submitted,

Bunker Hill Amoco

By:

______________

One ofIts Attd~ieys

Carolyn S. Hesse

Barnes & Thornburg LLP

One North Wacker Drive

Suite 4400

Chicago, Illinois 60606

(312)357-1313

233449v1

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filing

submitted on

recycled paper as defined in

35

Ill. Adm. Code

101.202

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I,

on

oath

state

that

I

have

served

the

attached

Petition

for

Review

of

Illinois

Environmental

Protection

Agency

Decision

and

Motion

for

Expedited

Review

of

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency Decision by placing a copy in an envelope addressed to:

John Kim

Special

Assistant Attorney General

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

P.O.

Box

19276

Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

from

One North Wacker

Drive,

Suite 4400,

Chicago, Illinois,

before the

hour of 5:00

p.m.,

on

this

26th

Day of August, 2004.

•

•~

k~

Carolyn S. HZ

This

filing submitted on recycled paper as defined in

35

III.

Adm. Code 101.202

2

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•

RECE~VED

CLERK’S OFFICE

BEFORE THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

AUG

262004

•

OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

•

STATE OF ILLINOIS

BUNKER HILL AMOCO,

•

)

Pollution

Control Board

)

Petitioner,

)

)

v.

)

PCBNo.05-

3

)

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

)

Respondent.

)

MOTION FOR EXPEDITED

REVIEW OF ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY DECISION

Bunker

Hill

Amoco

(“Bunker

Hill”),

by

its

attorney,

Carolyn S. Hesse

of Barnes

&

Thornburg, pursuant to

the Illinois Environmental Protection Act and

the procedural rules of the

Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board

at

35

Illinois

Administrative

Code

Section

101.512

hereby

moves

for

expedited

review

of

a

decision

by

the

Environmental

Protection

Agency

(the

“Agency”).

In support ofthis motion,

Petitioner states as follows:

1.

Bunker

Hill Amoco

(“Petitioner”),

on the same date that this

motion was

filed,

filed a

Petition to

the Illinois

Pollution

Control Board to

appeal

an

Agency

decision dated July 23,

2004,

denying a High Priority Corrective

Action Plan

Budget that was submitted

to

the Agency.

The Agency had

approved

the

work

to

be

performed

in

the

amended

High

Priority

Corrective Action Work

Plan.

2.

The Agency’s letter denying the Budget provided as a reason for denying

the

Budget

that

costs

exceeded

the

Agency’s

“statewide

observations.”

(See

Exhibit

1.)

The Agency is using its “statewide observations” as a rule

and,

because

the

“statewide

observations”

have

not

been

properly

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on

recycled paper

as defined in 35

III. Adm.

Code 101.2021

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promulgated as

a rule pursuant

to

the

Illinois

Administrative

Procedures

Act

(5

ILCS

100/1

et.

seq,

(2002)),

the

“statewide observations” are

an

invalid

rule.

See

Illinois

Ayers

Oil

Company

v.

IEPA,

PCB

03-214

(April

1,

2004)

where

the

Board

found

that

the

Agency’s

use

of a

rate

•

sheet was an invalid rule.

3.

In addition, the Agency recently has begun to require cost comparisons for

various costs.

These cost comparisons were first proposed to the Board in

the

rulemaking

proceeding

to

amend

the

underground

storage

tank

regulations,

R04-22

and

R04-23,

on

August

2,

2004,

after

IEPA

began

requiring cost comparisons.

The requirement for a cost

comparison is

an

invalid rule.

(See Ayers.)

4.

Further,

the Agency, on

April

19,

2004, proposed to the Board emergency

rules

to

use because the

Agency

claimed

it could

no

longer use its

rates

sheets.

The

proposed

emergency rules

were

identical

to

the

rules

the

Agency

initially

proposed

in

R04-22

and

R04-23,

and

numerous

stakeholders, including CW3M, Bunker Hill Amoco’s consultant, objected

to

the

proposed

emergency

rules.

Subsequently,

amended

emergency

rules

were

proposed.

On June

3,

2004,

the

Board

denied the

Agency’s

Motion for the Adoption of Emergency Rules and

stated:

Prior to

the Agency’s use ofthe rate

sheet, the Agency processed

reimbursement and

budget requests

and

the

UST

Fund

survived.

See

e.g.,

Platolene

500,

Inc.

v.

IEPA,

PCB

92-9

(May

7,

1992);

Kathe ‘s Auto Service Center v.

IEPA,

PCB 96-102 (Aug.

1,

1996);

Riverview

F.S.

v.

IEPA,

PCB

99-227

(May

3,

2001);

Rantoul

Township

High

School

Dist.

No.

193

v.

IEPA,

PCB

03-42

(Apr.

17,

2003);

and

Riverview

FS,

Inc.

v.

IEPA,

PCB

97-226

(May 3,

2001).

Thus,

the concerns about consistency and

slowing

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submitted on recycled paper

as defined

in 35

III. Adm. Code

101.202

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depletion

of the

fund

may

be

legitimate

concerns,

but

do

not

constitute a

threat

to the public interest,

safety or welfare.

5.

Numerous

hearings have been held in

R04-22

and R04-23

during which

testimony

against some of the proposed rules has been presented.

6.

Even

so,

the Agency is trying to use the proposed. rules and requirements

even before proposing them to

the Board and to use other invalid

rules to

make final decisions.

7.

Petitioner

is

requesting

an

expedited hearing in

this

matter

because

the

Agency is

continuing to

use invalid rules to make decisions and requiring

that

additional

procedures

be

followed

without providing any

advanced

notice

of such requirements,

all

of which

result in

material

prejudice to

petitioner.

•

8.

The Agency’s illegal

actions are damaging Petitioner because the Agency

•

has refused to

approve the Petitioner’s

Budget as submitted and continues

to request additional

information,

even though

the

Agency

has approved

similar budgets with similar documentation,, historically.

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on recycled

paper as

defined in 35

Ill. Adm. Code 101.202

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WHEREFORE, Bunker Hill Amoco

respectfully requests

that the Board provide

for

an

expedited

review of Bunker

Hill’s

Petition

appealing the

Agency

decision and~

order the Agency to cease using invalid rules

and to

reimburse Bunker Hill Amoco for its

attorneys’ fees in this matter.

•

Respectfully submitted,

Bunker Hill Amoco

By:

~

One ofIts At

eys

Carolyn S. Hesse, Esq.

Barnes & Thornburg

OneNorth Wacker Drive

Suite 4400

Chicago, Illinois 60606

(312)357-1313

.

233633v1

(This filing submitted

on recycled

paper as

defined

in 35

III. Adm. Code 101.202)

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R~CEDVED

BEFORE THE POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

CLERK’S

OFFICE

OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

AUG

26

2004

BUNKER HILL AMOCO,

)

STATE

OF ILLINOIS

Pollution

Control Board

Petitioner,

)

)

v.

)

PCBNo.05-

)

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

•

)

PROTECTION AGENCY,

)

)

Respondent.

)

PETITION FOR REVIEW OF ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY DECISION

Bunker

Hill

Amoco

(“Bunker

Hill”),

by

its

attorney,

Carolyn S. Hesse

of

Barnes

&

Thornburg,

pursuant

to the

Illinois

Environmental Protection

Act,

415

ILCS

5/1

et.

seq.

(the

“Act”)

and

35

Illinois

Administrative

Code

Section

105.400

et.

seq.,

hereby

appeals

certain

decisions by the Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency (the “Agency”).

1.

Bunker

Hill

Amoco

(“Petitioner”),

is

the

owner

of a

gasoline

service

station

located at

206

South

Washington

Street, Bunker

Hill, Macoupin

County,

Illinois

(the

“Station”).

This

gasoline

service

station

had

underground storage tanks (UST’s) on the property, which stored

gasoline

and diesel fuel.

2.

LUST

Incident

Number

982437

was

obtained

following

a

site

investigation.

The

site

has

also

been

assigned

LPC

#1170105009-

Macoupin County.

3.

On May 17,

2004,

Bunker Hill Amoco

sent to

the Agency

an

amendment

to

the

High

Priority Corrective Action Plan

and High

Priority Corrective

Action

Plan

Budget

to

perform

corrective

action

at

the

Station.

(See

(This filing submitted

on recycled paper

as

defined in 35

III. Adm. Code 101.202)

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Exhibits

1,

1-A

and

1-B,

respectively.)

The

Agency

received

these

documents on May 19, 2004.

The Budget included signed certifications to

•

the

effect

that

the

submitted

Budget

complied

with

the

Environmental

•

Protection Act.

(See

Exhibit 1-B, 2~page.)

4.

On

July

23,

2004,

the Agency

sent

a

letter

to

Petitioner

approving

the

amendment to

the

High

Priority Corrective Action Plan

and

rejecting the

High

Priority

Corrective Action Plan

Budget (the “Budget”).

The letter

listed additional information required by the Agency.

(See

Exhibit 2.)

5.

Bunker Hill Amoco

appeals the Agency’s denial ofthe Budget as set forth

in the Agency’s July 23, 2004, letter (the

“Letter”).

6.

The Letter, among other things,

states that “the owner or operator has not.

provided

documentation

(justification)

for the

number of personnel

and

the number of personnel hours required to

complete the corrective action.”

(See

Exhibit

2,

Attachment

A,

point

~,

3~’

paragraph.)

However,

the

Budget does document the number ofpersonnel

and hours and the Agency

has accepted this same level ofdetail

historically.

(See

Exhibit

1-B.)

7.

The Letter also states:

The

owner

or

operator shall

also

provide

documentation

for the

excavation, transportation, disposal

and backfill costs.

These costs

differ greatly from the Illinois EPA’s

statewide observations.

(See

Exhibit 2, Attachment A, point

~,

4th

paragraph).

8.

The Budget

provides

these

costs

and

gives

the

same

level

of detail

for

these costs that the Agency has approved historically.

9.

Historically,

the Agency has approved similar costs in other budgets.

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10.

The Agency

is

using its

“statewide observations” as a

rule to

make final

decisions.

11.

The Agency’s “statewide observations” are

an

invalid

rule because it has

not

met

any

of the requirements

of the Administrative

Procedures

Act,

5

ILCS

100/1

et seq.

(2002) (the

“APA”).

See Illinois Ayers

Oil

Co.

v.

IEPA,

PCB

03-214

(April

1,

2004).

In

fact,

the

Agency

has

not

even

disclosed what its

“statewide observations” are.

See

Letter dated August

3,

2004,

requesting

a

copy

of

all

records

regarding

“Illinois

EPA’s

statewide observations” and IEPA’s response dated August

13,

2004.

(See

Exhibits

3 and 4,

respectively.)

12.

The Letter also

states:

The

owners

or

operator

shall

compare

the

costs

for

different

backfill materials and different suppliers.

(See

Exhibit 2, Attachment A, point

1,4th

paragraph.)

13.

The requirement to

“compare the

costs for different backfill materials and

different suppliers” is

not in

any ofthe Agency’s current rules or guidance

documents.

However it

is

contained in

rules the Agency proposed to the

Board

on August 2, 2004,

afterthe Agency issued the Letter.

14.

The Agency’s requirement for a cost comparison was used by the Agency

to

make

a

final

.

decision

and

because

this

requirement

has

not

been

promulgated

as

a

rule

through

a

rulemaking

proceeding

in

compliance

with the APA, this requirement is an

invalid rule.

(See Ayers.)

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on recycled paper

as

defined in 35

III. Adm.

Code 101.202)

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15.

The

Agency’s

letter provides

no

additional

information

regarding

why

JEPA disapproved the Budget while it approved the work to

be done in the

amended High Priority Corrective Action Plan.

WHEREFORE, Bunker

Hill Amoco respectfully requests that the Board enter an

order requiring the Agency

to

approve the High Priority Corrective Action Plan

Budget

to

allow

Bunker

Hill

Amoco

to

cover

the

costs

of the

cleanup

at this

facility and

for

Bunker Hill Amoco’s attorneys’ fees and

costs in bringing this appeal.

Respectfully submitted,

Bunker Hill Amoco

By:

___________

One of Its Att

eys

Carolyn

S.

Hesse, Esq.

Barnes & Thornburg

One North Wacker Drive

Suite 4400

Chicago, Illinois 60606

(312) 357-1313

232943v1

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on

recycled paper as

defined

in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 101.202

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Company

7o1wn~A~1.

Environmental Consulting Services

Ph~ne:(217) 522~i

•

May17,2004

Mr. Tretit L. Benanti, Project Manager

LUST Section, Bureau of Land’

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency

•

1021 North Grand Avenue East

Springfield, Illinois

62794-9276

RE:

LPC#

1170105009—Macoupin County

Bunker

Bill/Bunker Hill Amoco

206 South Washington

Incident Number:

98-2437

LUST

Technical File—Corrective

Action

Plan Addendum

and Budget Amendment

Dear

Mr.

Benanti:

CW3M Company,

Inc.,

on behalf ofMr.

Wayne

Heal, is

submitting this Corrective Action

Plan

Addendum

and

Budget

Amendment.

The approved soil excavationportion ofthe

Corrective

Action Plan has been completed.

However, the soil

sam~pling

which was conducted

during

the

excavation indicated that additional excavation was required.

Therefore,

an additional

171

cubic

yards

of soil required removal.

Attached, please find a completed excavation and sample location map.

.

Sample

WWALL1

was

above remediation objectives during excavation

and

therefore the excavation was extended in

that area.

Also attached, please find a budget amendment for the extra soilremoval, backfill,

and

sampling.

Additionally, since the

time

when the

CAP

was submitted the Bureau of Water has

instituted a $6,000 fee for discharge permits

and

that fee is included in the budget.

Once one year of groundwater remediation activities have been completed, .a progress report

completely detailing all remediation progress to date will be submitted.

Thank

you in advance

for your assistance.

However, should you have

any

questions or require additional information,

please contact Mr. JeffWienhoff or me at (217) 522-8001.

xc:

Mr. Wayne Heal,

Larcher B. Heal Estate

Mr. William Sinnott,

CW3M Company, Inc.

(w/o attachment)

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W.

South Grand Avenue

400 West Jackson,

Suite

C

Springfield, IL

62704

Marion, IL

62959

(217)

522-8001

(618)

997-2238

Rowe, P.G.

SeniorEnvironmental Geologist

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BUNKER HILL AMOCO

BUNKER

HILL, ILLINOIS

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Illinois EnvironmentalProtection Agency

Owner/Operator

and Professional

Engineer Budget Certification Form for

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks

Sites

In

accordance with

415

ILCS

5/57,

if an

owner

or operator intends to seek payment from the IJST Fund,

an owner or operator must submit to the Agency, for the Agency’s approval or modification, a budget

which includes

an accounting of all costs

associated with the implementation ofthe investigative,

monitoring and/or corrective action plans.

I hereby

certify

that I intend to

seek payment from the UST Fund forperforming

•

Corrective

Action

activities at

Bunker Hill

Amoco

LUST

site.

I further certify that the costs set forth in this budget are necessary activities and are reasonable

and

accurateto the best of my knowledge and belief.

I also certifythat the costs included in this budget are

-

not for corrective action

in excess of the minimum requirements of 415

1LCS

5/57

and

no

costs are

included in this budget which are not described in the corrective action plan.

I further certify that costs

ineligible for payment from the Fund pursuant to

35

Illinois Administrative Code

Section 732.606 are

not included in the budget proposal pr amendment.

Such ineligible costs

include but are not limited to:

Costs associated with ineligible tanks.

-

Costs associated with site restoration

(e.g., pump islands, canopies).

-

Costs associated with utility replacement (e.g., sewers, electrical, telephone, etc.).

•

-

Costs incurred prior to TEMA notification.

-

Costs associated with planned tank pulls.

Legal defense costs.

Costs incurred prior to July 28,

1989.

-

•

-

Costs associated with installation of new USTs

or the repair of existingUSTs.

Owner/Operator:

Wayne

Heal

-

Title:

Owner

Signature:

,4’~6V

7~I~1

Date:

______________

Subscribed and swo~efore

me the

~

day of

~

(BudgetProposal

andBudgetAmendments

must

be

notarized

when the ce~t~/Ication

is s

e

.

OFFICIAL

SEAL

(Notary Public)

Seal:

-

P.E:

~

E

P.E. Signature:

Subscribed and

sworn to

before me the

Is.)

day of

~

be notarized

-

\.~._~.~_____f:l~tt

Public)

-

The Agency is authorized

to require this

information under 415 ILCS

5/1.

Disclosure of this information

is required.

Failure to do

so

may

result in

the delay

or denial of any budget or payment requested

hereunder.

This

form has

been approved

by the Forms Management Center.

IL

532

2273

LPC 499

°

ev

Mar-94

CAROL

L.

ROWE

BB:jk\971405S.WPD

-

~YPUBU~STATELLI~O1S

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BUDGET AND BILLING FORM FOR

LEAKING

UNDERGROUND STORAGE

-

-

TANK SITES

-

A.

SITE INFORMATION

Site Name: Bunker Hill Amoco

Site Address:

206 South Washington

-

City:

Bunker Hill

Zip:

62014

-

County:

Macoupin

IEPA Generator No.:

1170105009

IEMA Incident No.:

98-2437

IEMA Notification Date:

10/1/98

Date this Form was Prepared:

May 12,

2004

-

This

form is being submitted as

a:

________Budget Proposal

X

BudgetAmendment (Budget

Amendments

must include only

the cos-

over the previousbudget.)

-

Amendment Number:

2

-

_________Billing Package for costs incurred pursuant to 35

Illinois Administrati

Code

(IAC), Part 732

(“New program”).

This

form is being submitted for the Site Activities indicated below (check one):

_______Early

Action

-

_________Site Investigation

X

Corrective Action

•

Other

(indicate- activities)

___________________________________

DO NOT

SUBMIT “NEW

PROGRAM”

COSTS

AND

“OLD PROGRAM”

COSTS AT

THE SAME TrME, ON THE

SAME FORMS.

A-i

IL 532-2263

LPC

494

Rev.

11/97

This form must be submitted in

duplicate.

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IEMA

No.

-

98-2437

If eligible for reimbursement whereshould reimbursemeiit checks be sent?

Please note that only owners or operators

of LISTs

may be eligible for reimbursement.

Therefore, payment

can

only

be made to an owner or operator.

Pay to the order of:

Wayne Heal

Send in care of:

CW3M

Company, Inc.

-

Address:

P.O. Box 571

-

City:

Carlinvifie

State:

Illinois

Zip:

62626

-

Number

of Petroleum USTs in

illinois presently owned

or operated

by the owner or operator;

any

subsi

parent or joint stock company of the owner or operator,

and

any

company owned by

any parent, subsidi

joint stock company

of

the owner or operator:

-

Fewer

than 101:

X

101 or more:

Number

USTs atthe

site:

5

(Number of USTs includes USTs presently

atthe site

and USTs

-

that have

been removed.)

Number of

incidents reported to IEMA

1

Incident Numbers assigned to

the site due to releases from LISTs:

98-2437

-

Please list all tanks whichhave ever been located at the site

and

arepresently located at

the

site.

Product Stored

-

Size

Did UST

-

Type

of

-

(gallons)

have a release?

Incident

No.

Release

Gasoline

4,000

Yes

No

________________________

Gasoline

6,000

-

Yes

--

-

No

98-2437

-

Tank/significant

Gasoline

6,000

Yes

-

No

-

•

Heating Oil

No

98-2437

Tank/minor

Used Oil

550

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

A-2

This form must

be

submitted in duplicate.

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ISMA

No.

98-2437

B.

PROPOSED BUDGET SUMMARY

AND

BUDGET

TOTAL

-

1.

Investigation Costs:

$

-

2.

Analysis

Costs:

•

-$

75.00

3.

Personnel Costs:

•

$

-

7,860.00

4.

Equipment Costs:

-

$

•

125.00

5.

Field Purchases

and

Other Costs:

$

-

31,673.09

6.

Handling Charges:

$

2,900.74

TOTAL PROPOSED

BUDGET

=

$

42,633.83

B-i

Thisform

must

be submitted in duplicate.

---

E.

INVESTIGATION

COSTS

IEMA

No.

98-2437

1.

Drilling Costs

-

This includes the costs for

drilling

labor, drill rig

usage,

and

other drilling equipment.

Borings which are to be completed as monitoringwells should be listed here.

Costs associated

with

disposal of cuttings should not be included here.

An indication must be made as to why each boring is

being conducted (I.e.. classification, monitoringwells,

migration

pathways).

borings to

10

feet

=

__________

borings to

15

feet

=

feetto b~

bored for

Soil

Borings

feetto be bored for

Monitoring Wells

borings to

15

feet

=

feet to be bored for

Inoculation Wells

borings to

10

feet

=

feetto be bored for Bio-Monitoring

borings to

25

feet

=

__________

feetto be bored for ReplacementMW

Total Feet to be Bored:

$

24.00

per foot

$

x

-

$

-

per hour

$

ft of bedrock

=

borings

through

ft of bedrock

=

Ft bedrock to be bored

Total

Feet bedrock to

be Bored:

_________________

$

-

per ft bedrock

$

-

(or)

-_Mobilizahons@

$

260.00

per mobilization

$

Other

Costs

-

Number

ofUnits

Unit

Cost

Total Cost

Concrete Cores

-

$

50.00

$

-

Monitoring Well Abandonment

-

$

250.00

$

-

Decontamination

-

-

$

125.00

$

-

$

-

-

2.

Professional Services (eg., P.E., geologist)

-

These costs must be listedin Section I, the Persomel

section

of the forms.

-

-

E-i

Borings:

__________

feet

x

Hours

-

borings through

Ft bedrock to

be bored.

Borings:

_________

Ft bedrock x

-

Hoursx

$

-

per Hour

=

-

This form

must

be submitted In duplicate.

---

1EMA

No.

98-2437

3.

Monitoring Well Installation Materials

-

Costs listed must be costs

associated with well casing,

wellscreens, filter pack, annular seal, surface seal, well covers, etc.

List the items

below in a

rime and

materials format.

-

-

Material

•

-

I

Number of Units

I

Unit

Cost

Total Cost

2

-

10-foot well screen

(MW)

-

j

$

50.00

$

-

2”

-

5-foot PVC Riser

(MW)

-

$

50.00

$

-

2”

-

15-foot PVC Riser

(MW)

-

$

80.00

$

-

2” Bottom Caps

(MW)

-

$

10.00

$

-

-

-

2” Expandable Locking Caps

(MW)

-

$

20.00

$

-

-

-

Flush Mount Manway

-

$

50.00

$

-

Sand Filter Pack

(6 per well)

-

$

60.00

$

-

Bentonite Chips (annularseal)

-

$

20.00

$

-

Concrete (surface seal)

-

$

10.00

$

•

-

Well Locks

-

-

$

8.00

$

-

4”

-

5-foot well screen

(Bio)

-

$

60.00

$

-

4”

-

10-foot well screen

(Bio)

-

$

90.00

$

-

4’

-

5-footPVC Riser

(Bio)

-

$

60.00

$

-

-

4” Bottom Caps

(Bio)

-

$

20.00

$

-

4” -ExpandableLocking Caps

(Bio)

-

$

30.00

$

-

-

Total

$

4.

Disposal Costs

-

This includes the costs for disposing

ofboring

cuttings and any

water generated

wit

performing borings or

installatin wells.

Disposal

of

Cuttings:

_________

drums

x

$

200.00

per drum

=

$

Disposal

of Water:

_________

gallons x

$

2.00

per gallon

=

$

Transportation Costs:

$

Describe how the water/soil will be disposed:

TOTAL INVESTIGATION

COSTS

$

E-2

This form most be submitted in duplicate.

---

IRMA No.

98-2437

$

$

=$

F.

ANALYSIS COSTS

1.

Physical Soil Analysis

-

This must only include

analy~j~

costs for classification

of soiltypes atthe

_____Moisture Content

samples

x

$

5.00

per sample

=

Soil Classification samples

x

_____________per sample

_____________

Indicate method

to be performed:

___________________________

_____

SoilParticle Size samples

x

$

135.00

per

sample

______________

____Ex-situ

Hydraulic Conductivity/Permeability samples

-

x

$

300.00

per

sample

______________

Indicate method to be performed:

____________________________

____Rock Hydraulic Conductivity/Permeability samples

-

x

__________persample

=

$

-

_____Natural Organic Carbon Fraction (foc) samples

x

__________persample

=

$

-

Indicate the ASTM or

SW-846 method to be

performed:

__________________________

=

samples

x

_____________

per sample

=

$

-

samples x

_____________

per sample

=

$

-

samples x

____________

per

sample

$

-

-samples x

____________

per sample

-=

$

-

samples x

_____________

per sample

$

-

2.

SoilAnalysis Costs

-

This must be for laboratory

anali~sis

only.

1 BETX/MTBE samples

x

$

75.00

per sample

=

$

75.00

_____PNA samples

x

$

175.00

per sample

=

$

-

_____Total Metal samples

x

$

25.00

per sample

=

$

-

F-i

This form must be submitted in duplicate

---

_____pH Samples x

$

15.00

per sample

=

$

-

_____Paint Filter samples x

$

20.00

per sample

=

$

-

_____TCLP @ samples x

$

85.00

per sample

=

$

-

_____Flash Pointsamples x

$

30.00

per sample

=

$

-

-

____Lab and/or Field Bank samples x

-

per sample

=

$

-

BETX/Waste Charac.

samples x

$

-

75.00

per sampie~

$

-

-

LUST Appendix B

samples x

$

900.00

per sample

$

-

-

-

Soil

-

BETX/Nut./Bac,

samples x

$

210.00

per sample

=

$

-

Microbial

Degradation

Study/

(Soil & GW)

samples x

$

3,500.00

per sample

=

$

-

3. Groundwater Analysis

Costs

-

This must be for laboratory

aiuthpsis

only.

_____BETX/MTBE

samples

$

75.00

per sample

=

$

-

_____PNA samples x

$

175.00

per sample

$

-

Total

Lead samples x

$

25.00

per sample

$

-

_____pH Samples x

$

15.00

per

sample

$

-

_____Field Blank samples x

_____________

per sample

$

-

_____Flash Point samples x

$

30.00

per sample

=

$

-

BED(/ Waste Charac.

samples x

$

75.00

per sample

$

-

GW

-

Nut, Bact., pH

samples x

$

135.00.

per sample

=

$

-

________________________

samples

x

______________

per sample

=

$

-

________________________

samples x

______________

per sample

=

$

-

_________________________

samples x

______________

per sample

=

$

-

_________________________

samples x

______________

per sample

=

$

-

TOTAL ANALYSIS COSTS:

$

75.00

F-2

-

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

---

-

IRMA No.

98-2437

G.

PERSONNEL

-

All personnel costs that are not included elsewhere in the budget/billing

form must be listed here.

Co5

be listedper

task, not personnel type.

The following are some examples of tasks: Drafting, data collecti

plan, report,

or budget preparation fo

HPCAB

(i.e., site classification work plan, 45

day report,

or I

priority corrective action budget), sampling, field oversite I

CA

(i.e., drilling/well installatiox

corrective action, or earlyaction)of maintenance

cBH Amoc.

The above list is not inclusive of afl

possible tasks.

-

Environmental

En~ineer

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Site Investigation/MWReplacement

Senior

Env. Geologist

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Site Investigation/MW Replacement

-

General Project Manager

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

(Title)

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Site Investigation/MWReplacement

-

Env. Project Geologist

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed forthe above hours:

Site Investigation/MWReplacement

Env. Project Scientist

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

-

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Site Investigation/MW Replacement

Engineeringte~hnican

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

• (Title)

-

Task to

be performed

for the above hours:

Site Investigation/MW Replacement

Draftsman

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Site Investigation/MWReplacement

Administrative Assistant

-

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Site Investigation/MWReplacement

G-l

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

---

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

General Project Manager

(Title)

Task to be performed

for

the above hours:

Engineering Technican

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Laborer

•

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Administrative Assistant

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Construction Foreman

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

Task to be performed for the above hours:

General Project Manager

__________

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

EngineeringTechnican

(Title)

Task to be

performedfor the above hours:

G-1.1

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

12

hours x

$

100.00

IRMANo.

per hour

=

$

98-2437

1,200.00

Excavation Activities

O

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

Excavation Activities

12

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

660.00

Excavation Activities

0

hours x

$

40.00

per hour

$

-

ExcavationActivities

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

S

-

Excavation Activities

12

hoursx

$

110.00

perhour

=

5

1,320,00

Excavation Activities

0

hours x

$

65.00

per hour

-

Excavation Activities

•

12

hours

x

-

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

1,200.00

Backfill Activities

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

-

Backfill Activities

12

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

5

660.00

Backfffl Activities

•

(Title)

---

G-i.2

This form must be submitted

in

duplicate.

Laborer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Administrative Assistant

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Construction Foreman

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Sr. Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task

to be performed for the above hours:

Sr. Env. Geologist

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Draftsman

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Administrative Assistant

(Title)

Task

to be performed for the above hours:

Tech Editor

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

40.00

per hour

$

-

Backfill Activities

0,

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

Backfill Activities

12

hoursx

$

110.00

per hour

$

1,320.00

Backfill Activities

O

hours x

$

65.00

per hour

=

$

-

Backfill Activities

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

GWTU APC Permit Development

0

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

$

-

GWTU APC Permit Development

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

- -

GWTU APC Permit Development

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

$

-

GWTUAPC Permit Development

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

GWTUAPC Permit Development

0

hours.x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

GWTU APC Permit Development

---

IRMA No.

98-2437

Environmental Engineer

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

-

GWTU WPC Permit Development

Sr. Env. Engineer

0

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

-

•

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTLT WPC Permit Development

Sr. Env. Geologist

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTU WPC

Permit Development

Draftsman

-

-

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

•

•

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTU WPC Permit Development

Administrative Assistant

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

-

-•

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTTJ WPC Permit Development

Tech Editor

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

(Title)

Task

to be performed for the above hours:

GWTtJ WPC Permit Development

Environmental Engineer

-

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTU Installation

EngineeringTechnican

0

hours

x

$

55.00

-

-

per hour

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTTJ.Installation

Laborer

0

hours x

$

40.00

per hour

=

$

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTU Installation

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

0

hours

x

$

110.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GWTU Installation

G-1.3

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

---

Senior Env. Geologist

(Title)

Task

to be performed forthe above hours:

Engineering

Techrtican

(Title)

Task to be performed forthe above hours:

WastewaterTrtmt Operator

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Geologist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Engineering Technican

-

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

-

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Geologist

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Env. Project Geologist

__________

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

G-1.4

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

-

GWTU Operating and sampling/Quarterly monitor

O

hOurs x

$

55.00

per hour

$

-

GWTIJ

Operating

and

sampling/Quarterly

monitor:

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

-

$

-

GWTU Operating and

sampling/Quarterly

monitor:

0

hoursx

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

-

GWTU

Closure

and

Demobilization

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

-

GWTU Closure and

Demobilization

O

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

GWTU

Closure

and Demobilization

O

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

Bio/Piot/Inoculations/Batch

Prep./Moriitoring

0

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

-

-

Bio/Piot/Inoculations/BatchPrep/Monitoring

0

hours

x

$

92.00

per hour-

=

$

-

Bio/Piot/Inoculations/BatchPrep./Monitoring

0

hours

x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Bio/Pilot/Inoculatjons/Batch

Prep./Monitoring

---

EngineeringTechnican

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Technical Editor

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Administrative Assistant

-

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

-

-•

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Geologist

-

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

General Project Manager

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Env. Project Geologist

(Title)

-

-

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Env. Project Scientist

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Technical Editor

__________

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

G-1.5

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

-

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

Bio/Piot/ Inoculations/Batch Prep./Monitoring

0,

hoursx

$

-55.00

per hour

=

$

-

Bio/Piot/Inoculations/Batch Prep./Monitoring

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

$

-

Bio/Piot/Inoculations/Batch Prep./Monitoring

5

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

500.00

Corrective Action Plan andBudget Prep.

2

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

230.00

Corrective Action Plan and BudgetPrep.

5

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

460.00

Corrective ActionPlan and BudgetPrep.

2

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

-

$

200.00

Corrective Action Plan and BudgetPrep..

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan and BudgetPrep.

0

hours x

$81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan and Budget Prep.

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan

and Budget Prep.

---

Draftsman

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Office/Technical Coordinator

•

•

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Administrative

Assistant

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Office Manager

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

,Principal

(Title)

-

-

---Task to be performed for the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Geologist

(Title)

Task to be performed forthe above hours:

GeneralProject Manager

(Title)

Task

to be performed forthe above hours:

Env. Project Geologist

(Title)

Task

to be performed for the above hours:

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

$

-

Corrective ActionPlan and BudgetPrep.

0

hours x

$

65.00

-

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan and Budget Prep.

-

2

hours x

•

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

110.00

Corrective ActionPlan

and

Budget Prep.

0

hours x

$

40.00

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan and Budget Prep.

0

hours x

$

130.00

per hour

=

$

-

Corrective Action Plan and BudgetPrep.

0,

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

•

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep. /DataManagement/Closure Ri

0

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

-

IRPA Quarterly Rep. /DataManagement/Closure

Ri

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

-

IRPA Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure Ri

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure R

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure R

G-1.6

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

---

Env. Project

Scientist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Technical Editor

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Draftsman

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Office/Technical Coordinator

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Administrative Assistant

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Office Manager

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Principal

(Title)

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the abovehours:

Senior Env. Geologist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

G-1.7

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

-

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure R~

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

-

$

-

IRPA

Quarterly Rep./Data Management/ClosureR

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure Ri

0

hours x

$

65.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly Rep./Data. Management/Closure Ri

0

hours x

$

55.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA

Quarterly Rep./Data Management/Closure

R~

O

hours

x

$

40.00

per

hour

=

$

-

IEPA

Quarterly

and Closure

Reporting

0

hours x

$

130.00

per hour

=

$

-

IEPA Quarterly and

Closure Reporting

-

0

hours x

$

100.00

-

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/ GWTU

0

hours x

$

115.00

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTIJ

0

hours x

$

92.00

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTIJ

---

GeneralProject Manager

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Env. Project Geologist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Env. Project Scientist

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Office/Technical Coordinator

(Title)

-

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Environmental Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Senior Env. Engineer

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Senior Env. Geologist

-

-

(Title)

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

GeneralProject Manager

-

(Title)

Task

to be performed for the above hours:

Env. Project Geologist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Env. Project Scientist

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

IRMA No.

98-2437

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTTJ

0

hours x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTU

0

hoursx

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTtJ

0

hours x

$

65.00

per

hour

$

-

Annual Environmental Reporting/GWTTJ

0

hours x

$

100.00

per hour

$

-

Reimbursement Claim Preparation

0

hoursx

$

115.00

perhour

$

-

Reimbursement

Claim

Preparation

-

-

0

hours

x

$

92.00

per hour

=

S

-

Reimbursement Claim Preparation

0

hours x

$

-

100.00

per hour

=

$

-

Reimbursement Claim Preparation

0

hours

x

$

81.00

per hour

=

$

-

Reimbursement Claim Preparation

O

hours

x

$

81.00

per hour

$

-

Reimbursement Claim Preparation

G-1.8

This form must be

submitted in duplicate.

---

Office/Technical Coordinator

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

Accounting Technician

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

Office Manager

(Title)

-

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

(Title)

-

-

Task to be performed for the above hours:

•

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

(Title)

Task to be performedfor the above hours:

—

(Title)

Task

to be performedfor the above hours:

—

TOTAL PERSONNEL COSTS:

$

7,860.00

G-2

IRMA No.

•98-2437

0

hours x

$

65.00

per hour

=

$

-

Reimbursement ClaimPreparation

0

hours x

$

65.00

per hour

=

$

-

ReimbursementClaimPreparation

0

hours x

$

40.00

per hour

=

$

-

ReimbursementClaimPreparation

hoursx

________

perhour

=

$

-

hoursx

________

perhour

=

$

-

-

(Title)

Task to be performed for the above hours:

hours x

______

perhour

$

-

-

-

hours x

______

perhour

$

-

hours x

_________

per hour

$

-

hours x

__________

per hour

=

$

-

This form must be submitted in duplicate.

---

-

IRMA No.

98-2437

H.

EQUIPMENT COSTS

All equipment used must be listed below in a time and materials format.

Handling charges should not

added here; use Section

J.

Equipment

Own or

Rent

Time Use

Total

d

Units

Unit Rate

Cost/Item

SITE INVESTIGATION

-

PD Rental

•~

Rent

-

0 Days

$

125.00

$

-

Water Level Indicator

Rent

0 Days

$

21.00

$

-

Survey Equipment Rental

Rent

0

Days

$

65.00

$

-

Measuring

Wheel Rental

Rent

0 Days

$

21.00

$

-

EnCore Sampler Tool

Rent

0 Days

$

21.00

$

-

Hand-HeldPentrometer

Rent

0 Days

$

15.00

$

-

EXCAVATION

& DISPOSAL

PID Rental

Rent

1 Days

$

125.00

$

125.00

GROUNDWATER TREATMENT UNIT

-

Groundwater Treatnient Unit (includes

traile Rent

0 Month

$2,070.00

$

-

surge tank, oil/water separator, shallow tray

-

$

-

air stripper, ventpipes, air compressor/blower

-

$

-

holding tank, effluent pump,particulate filter,

$

-

initial set of carbon filters, sampling tank,

$

-

autodialer, lights, exhaust

fans and climate

$

-

control)

-

$

-

-

Water Level Indicator

(Quarterly Monitorin~Rent

0 Month

$

21.00

$

-

BIOREMEDIATION

-

Pump

Rent

0 Day

$

50.00

$

-

WaterLevel Indicator

(QuarterlyMonitorin~Rent

0

Day

$

21.00

$

-

Water Truck

Rent

0 Day

$

200.00

$

-

Total Page H-i

$

125.00

H-i

This form must be submitted fri duplicate

---

I.

FIELD PURCHASES AND

OTHER COSTS

IRMA No.

98-2437

All equipmentused mustbe listed below in a time and materials format.

Handling

charges should

not

added here; use Section

J.

1-1.3

SubtotalPage 1-1.3

$

6,076.00

Field Purchases

Quantity

Item

Price/Item

Total Cost

Handling

Charges

BACKFILL

(cont.)

-

Truck Liner

•

19

/load

$.

4.00

$

76.00

yes

GROUNDWATER TREATMENT UNIT

-

Postage

(APC Permit)

$

-

yes

Permit Fee

(Annual)

(APC Permit)

0

/year

$

200.00

$

-

yes

Permit Fee

(APC

Permit)

0

/appl.

$

2,000.00

$

-

yes

Postage

(WPC Permit)

$

-

yes

Permit Fee

(WPC Permit)

1

/appl.

$

6,000.00

$

6,000.00

yes

Film

-

0

/each

$

6.00

$

-

yes

Photo Development & Copies

0

/each

$

15.00

$

-

yes

Carbon Filter Purchase

0

leach

$

600.00

$

-

yes

Bailers

-

0

leach

$

12.00

$

-

yes

Telephone Line Installation

0

/each

-

$

150.00

$

-

yes

Carbon Filter Disposal

•

0

leach

$

1,000.00

$

-

yes

Electricity

•

0 /mo.

$

200.00

$

-

•

yes

Telephone Line (autodialer)

0

/mo.

$

30.00

$

-

yes

Sewer Disposal Charge

•

0

/gal.

$

0.001

$

-

yes

Carbon Filter Disposal

0

/each

$

1,000.00

$

-

yes

Electricity

-

0

/month

$

200.00

$

-

yes

Telephone Line (autodialer)

0

lmonth

$

30.00

$

-

yes

Sewer Disposal Charge

0

/gal.

$

0.00

$

-

yes

Recovery Sump Closure

0

leach

$

1,200.00

$

-

yes

Recovery Well Closure

0

/each

$

400.00

$

-

yes

BIOREMEDIATION

-

Injection Point (Trench)

0

/each

$

500.00

$

-

-

yes

Color Copies

-

0

/each

$

1.25

$

-

yes

Bailers

-

0

/each

$

12.00

$

-

yes

Film

0

/roll

$

6.00

$

-

yes

Photo Development & Copies

0

/each

$

15.00

$

-

yes

Encore Samplers

0

leach

$

10.00

$

-

yes

Postage

$

-

-

yes

Fittings, Hoses

0

L.S.

$

500.00

$

-

yes

Drums

0

/each

$

50.00

$

-

yes

Bacteria, Nutrients, Catalyst

~

0

lyd3

$

35.00

$

-

yes

I

This form must be submitted

in duplicate

---

I.

FIELD PURCHASES

AND OTHER COSTS

IRMA No.

98-2437

All equipment used must be listed

below in a

time and materials format.

Handling charges should not

added here; use Section

J.

.

-

Field Purchases

Quantity

Item

Price/Item Total Cost

Handling

Charges

REPORTING

Color Copies

(CAP)

--

•

0

/each

$

1.25

$

-

yes

Postage

(CAP)

$

2.00

yes

Color Copies

(CACR)

20

/each

$

•

1.25

$

25.00

yes

Postage

(CACR)

$

20.00

yes

Color

Copies

(Ann. Env.

Reporting)

0

/each

$

1.25

$

-

yes

Postage

(Ann. Env. Reporting)

-

$

-

yes

Color Copies

(Reimbursement)

0

/each

$

1.25

$

-

yes

Postage

(Reimbursement)

$

20.00

yes

1-1.7

ISubtotal Page 1-1.7

$

--

67.00

This

form

must be submitted

in duplicate

---

•

IRMA No. 98-2437

Other

Costs

-

A listing and

description of all other costs which

will be/were incurred and are not specifically

listed on this form should be

attached.

The listing should include a costbreakdown in a time and

materials

format.

-

-

Other Costs

Type

No.

Rate

ICost

INVESTIGATION

•

I

$

•

-

Copies

-

0

$

0.10

$

-

• Mileage for CW3M trips

0

$

0.38

$

-

Per Diem

0

$

36.00

$

-

EXCAVATION

Mileage

for CW3M trips

630

$

0.38

$

239.40

Per

Diem

-

6per day

0

$

36.00

$

-

Motel

mci.

operator

0

$

50.00

$

-

BACKFILL

Mileage

for CW3M Trips

630

$

0.38

$

239.40

Per Diem

6per

day

0

$

36.00

$

-

Motels

md.

operator

0

$

50.00

$

-

GW

TREATMENT UNIT

Copies

APC Perm

0

$

0.10

$

-

Copies

-

WPC

Pern

0

$

0.10

$

-

Mileage for CW3M Trips

0

$

0.38

$

-

GWTU Mobilization to Sité_________

0

$

350.00

$

-

Mileage for CW3M Trips

Year 1

0

$

0.38

$

-

Maintenance Cost

Year 1

0

$

750.00

$

-

Mileage for CW3M Trips

RemYears

0

$

0.38

$

-

Maintenance Cost

RemYears

0

$

750.00

$

-

GWTtJ Disconnect/Demo Rem Years

0

$

1,000.00

$

-

Site Restoration/Equipme

RemYears

0

$

5,000.00

$

-

BIOREMEDIATION

-

Mileage for CW3M trips

0

$

0.38

$

-

$

REPORTING

-

•

$

-

Copies

CAP

100

$

0.10

$

10.00

Copies

CR/QGW

0

$

0.10

$

-

Copies

Env. Rep.

0

$

0.10

$

-

Copies

Reimb

0

$

0.10

$

-

$

$

TOTAL OTHER COSTS

=

0 trips to site

from office

4 trips to site*

*1/2

fromshop

1/2 fromoffice

4 trips to site*

*1/2

fromshop

1/2

from office

0 trips to site

fromshop

0

trips

to site

from

office

0

trips to site

fromshop

$

488.80

1-2

LTotal (I-i

-

1-2 Pages)

I

$

31,673.09

I

This form must be submitted in duplicate

---

IRMA No.

98-2437

J.

HANDLING

CHARGES

-

-

•

Handling charges are

eligible

for payment on subcontractor billings and/or field purchases only if they

equalto or less thanthe amounts determined by the following table:

-

Subcontractor or Field

-

Eligible Handling

Charges as a

Purchase Cost

Percentage

of Cost

-

$1-$5,000

12

$5,001

-

$15,000

-

$600

+

10

of amt. Over $5,000

$15,001

-

$50,000

$1,600

+

8

of

amt

Over

$15,000

$50,001 -$100,000

$4,400

+

5

of amt. Over $50,000

$100,001

-

$1,000,000

$6,900

+

2

of

amt.

Over

$100,000

A.

Subcontractor Charges

Section where cost

Subcontractor

is listed

Subcontract

Amount

•

R-1

& E-2

$

-

(Investigation)

E-2

$

-

Charges

F-I

& F-2

$

75.00

1-1

$

-

1-1

$

-

I-i

$

-

I-i

$

5,174.40

I-i

$

2,610.00

I-i

$

1,710.00

-

-

I-I.

$

12,600.00

I-i

$

-

/Demobilization

-

I-i

$

600.00

/DemobilLzation

-

I-i

$

400.00

I-i

$

1,667.31

I-i

$

118.58

I-i

-

$

-

I-i

$

-

1-1.3

$

•

-

1-1.3

$

-

1-1.3

$

-

Subtotal J-1 Subtotr

$

24,955.29

I

J-1

-

This form must be submitted in duplicate

---

IRMA No.

98-2437

B.

Field Purchase

Field Purchase

Field Purchase

Amount

Color Copies

$

25.00

Bailers

-

$

-

Film

-

$

6.00

Photo Development

&r

Copies

-

-

-

$

15.00

Encore Samplers

$-

-

Postage

-

$

42.00

Disposable Gloves

-

$

-

-

Bailing Twine

$

-

Drums

$

-

Manifests

$

60.00

Truck

Liner

$

-

-

156.00

Permit Fee

(Annual)

(APC Permit)

$

-

Permit Fee

(APC Permit)

$

-

Permit Fee (WPC

Permit)

$

6,000.00

Carbon Filter Purchase

$

-

-

Telephone Line Installation

•

$

•

-

Carbon Filter Disposal

-

$

-

Electricity

$

-•

Telephone Line (autodialer)

$

-

Sewer Disposal Charge

-

$

-

Carbon Filter Disposal

$

-

-

-

Electricity

$

-

Telephone Line (autodialer)

$

-

Sewer Disposal Charge

-

$

-

-

Recovery Sump Closure

$

-

Recovery Well Closure

$

-

Injection Point

(Trench)

$

-

Fittings, Hoses

-

-

$

•

-

•

Subtotal Pa

eJ-2:

$

6,304.00

Subtotal

of Pa

esj-1 andj-2:

$

31,259.29

*

Use chartat top ofPage 3-1

to calculate the allowablehandling charge.

Copies of invoices for subcontractorcosts andreceipts for field purchases are required for billing submissions

J-2

This

form must

be submitted in duplicate

---

L.

HIGH

PRIORITY CORRECTIVE ACTION

IRMA No.

98-2437

Corrective Action at High Priority Sites may involve both soil and groundwater remediation.

Below

provide a summary of costs for

the remediation type(s) chosen and attach the

appropriate sections of

the budget/billing forms to suppoxt the summary

of costs.

A.

B.

Preparation of the Corrective Action Plan.

1.

Investigation

Costs:

-

$

-

2.

Analysis Costs:

-

$

-

-

-

3.

PersonnelCosts:

$

1,500.00

-

-

4.

Equipment Costs:

$

-

-

5.

Field Purchases and Other

Costs:

$

12.00

6.

Handling Charges:

See Handling Charge

Total

Groundwater

Remediation

-

-

1.

Analysis

Costs:

$

-

2.

Personnel Costs:

-

$

-

3.

Equipment Costs:

$

-

-

4.

Field -Purchases and Other Costs:

$

6,000.00

5.

Handling

Charges:

See

Handling Charge Total

Of the above costs, please provide a break down of the costs associated with

operation

and

maintenance

(O&M),

if applicable,

as requested below.

-

0 Months of O&M x

#D1V/0!

per month

$

-

(includes utilities,maintenance and expendable items)

C.

Excavation and Disposal

-

1.

Analysis Costs:

-

$

75.00

2.

Personnel

Costs:

$

3,180.00

-

3.

Equipment Costs:

$

125.00

4.

Field Purchases and Other Costs:

$

14,534.80

-

-

5.

HandlingCharges:

-

See Handling Charge

Total

Of the above costs, please

provide

a break down of the costs associated

with excavation,

•

transportation,

and disposal as requestd below:

Excavation

171.11

cubic yardsX

__________

____________

Transport:

171.11

cubic yards X

Disposal:

171.11

cubic yards X

__________

____________

L-1

12.62 per cu yd

=

$

2,160.00

36.82 per cu yd

$

6,300.00

30.24 per

cu yd

=

$

5,174.40

This form must be submitted in duplicate

---

IRMA No.

98-2437

D.

Alternative Technology,

Type

1.

Investigation

Costs:

2.

Analysis Costs:

3.

Personnel Costs:

4.

Equipment Costs:

5.

Field Purchases and Other Costs:

6.

Handling

Charges:

Bioremediation

-

$

$

$

-$•

$•

See

Handling

Charge Total

Of the above costs, please provide

a

break down of the following costs

as requested below if

applicable:

_______

~DW/0!

percuyd

$

-

-

_______

#DrV/0!

percuyd=~

$

-

________

~DIV/0!

per cu yd

=

$

-

Operation andMaintenance (O&M):

________Months

of

O&M x

$

E.

Backfill Costs

_______________

per month

=

$

1.

Personnel Costs:

2.

Equipment Costs:

3.

Field Purchases and

Other Costs:

$

4.

Handling

Charges:

Of the above costs, please provide abreak down of the following costs as requested below if

applicable:

-

Type of Backfffl:

Sand Backfill

--

165.41

cubic yards X

______________

per cu yd

=

$

1,667.31

Type of Backfill:

Aggregate Backfill

6.27

cubic yardsX

______________per cu yd

=

$

118.58

Type of Backfill:

Septic

Gravel Backfill

0.00

cubic yards X

_______________

per cu yd

=

$

-

Type of

Backfill:

Concrete for Trailer Pad

0.00

cubic yards X

_______________

per cu yd

=

$

-

-

L-2

Excavation

0.00

cubic yards X$

Transport

0.00

-

cubic yards X

$

Disposal:

0.00

cubicyards X$

$

3,180.00

$

-

11,061.29

See Handling Charge Total

This form must be submitted in duplicate

---

CAP BUDGETI

5/18/047:36

A(~4

Ours

EPA

—

Difference

E

Investigation

$

-

$

-

$

-

F

Analysis

$

75.00

$

75.00

—

$

-

G

Personnel

$

7,860.00

$

7,860.00

—

$

-

H

Equipment

$

125.00

$

125.00

$

-

-

I

Field Purchases

$

31,673.09

$

31,673.09

$

-

J

Handling

Charges

$

31,259.29

:________

$

31,259.29

$

-

Is

-

I

Totals

I

$

42,633.83

I

I

$

42,633.83

---

CAP BUDGETI

Summary

Investigation

Costs

$

-

Analysis

Costs

=

-

$

75.00

Personnel Costs

5

7,860.00

Equipment Costs

$

125.00

Field Purchases and Other Costs=

$

31,673.09

Handling Charges

$

2,900.74

Total Project Cost

=

5

42,633.83

Eligible

for handling charge

$

31,259.29

From EPA sheets

$

31,259.29

Base 2.00 8/5/03

---

CAP BUDGET1

Inputs

.UST Aopendix B

$

$

900.00

/each

135.00

leach

$

$

65.00

/hour

55.00

/hour

Subcontractor

Material and Services

I

Backfill

-

Sand

Backfill

-

$

6.00

lton

Aggregate

Backfill

$

11.25

/ton

Septic Gravel Backfill

$

10.00

/ton

Concrete

$

61 .00

lc.y.

Laboraton/

BETX/MTBE Analysis

•

$

75.00

leach

PNA Analysis

$

175.00

/each

Moisture Content

$

5.00

leach

Hydraulic Conductivity

$

300.00

/each

Labor Rates

I__________

/hour

Environmental Engineer

$

100.00

Senior

Env.

Engineer

$

115.00

/hour

Senior Env.

Geologist

$

92.00

/hour

General Project

Manager

$

100.00

/hour-

Env.

Project Geologist

$

81.00

/hour

Env.

Project-Scientist

$

81.00

/hour

Engineering Technican

$

55.00

/hour

Laborer

$

40.00

/hour

Technical Editor

$

55.00

/hour

Draftsman

$

55.00

lhour

~articleSize. A.L.. USCS

Technical Coordinator

Administrative Assistant

Total Metal

$

25.00

/each

TCLP

Metal

•

$

85.00

/each

H

$

15.00

/each

Faint Filter

$

20.00

leach

Flashpoint

-

$

30.00

leach

Nutrients

$

70.00

/each

Bacteria

$

50.00

/each

Disposal

UST Removal

$

1.00

/gallon

Disposal

Charge,

soil

(bulk)

$

18.00

/ton

Disposal

Charge,

soil

(drum)

$

200.00

/drum

Disposal

Charge, water

$

2.00

Igallon

Equipment

-

Trackhoe

-

$

145.00

lhour

Backhoe

$

95.00

/hour

Trucking

Charge (10 c.y.)

$

70.00

/hour

End Loader

$

95.00

/hour

Trucking

Charge (15 c.y.)

$

85.00

/hour

Baker Tank

$ 1,200.00

lmonth

Drilling

-

Drilling

Rate

$

24.00

/foot

Drill Rig

Mobilization

$

260.00

/trip

Concrete Cores

$

50.00

leach

Decontamination

$

125.00

/day

2”

-

10-foot well

screen

$

50.00

/each

2”

-

5-foot PVC Riser

$

50.00

/each

2”

-

15-foot

PVC Riser

$

80.00

/each

2” Bottom Caps

$

10.00

/each

2’ Expandable Locking

Caps

$

20.00

leach

Flush Mount Manway

$

50.00

leach

Sand

Filter Pack

(6 per well)

$

10.00

/each

Bentonite Chips (annular seal)

$

20.00

/each

Concrete (surface

seal)

$

10.00

/each

Well

Locks

$

8.00

/each

4”-

5-foot well

screen

-

$

60,00

/each

4’

-

10-foot

well screen

$

90.00

/each

4’

-

5-foot PVC Riser

$

60,00

/each

4” Bottom Caps

$

20.00

leach

4” Expandable Locking

Caps

$

30.00

leach

-

Treatment

Plant/ Other

Recovery Sump

Installation

$ 2,500.00

/each

Recovery Well Installation

$

800.00

/each

Piping, Hose

and Fittings

$ 4,000.00

hump

sum

Electricity

$

200.00

/month

Accounting Technician

$

65.00

/hour

lhour

Office

Manager

$

40.00

Principal

$

130.00

/hour

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

$

110.00

/hour

Wastewater Trtmt.

Operator

$

100.00

lhour

Construction/Labor Foreman

$

65.00

lhour

Electrician

$

40.00

/hour

Plumber/Inspector

$

45.00

lhour

Other Costs

Bailers

-

$

12.00

/each

Film

$

6.00

/each

Photo

Dev.

& Copies

$

15.00

/each

Postage

-

Copies

$

0.10

/each

Color Copies

$

1.25

/each

Truck

Liner

$

4.00

/each

Manifests

$

3.00

/each

Carbon Filter

Purchase

$

600.00

/each

Carbon

Filter Disposal

$1,000.00

/each

Per Diem

$

36.00

Motel/Overnight

$

50.00

PID Rental

$

125.00 /~y

Survey Equipment Rental

$

65.00

l~y

Water Level Indicator

$

21.00

/~y

Measuring Wheel

$

21.00

/~

Hand Held Pentrometer

$

21.00

/~y

EnCore Sample Tool

$

15.00

l~y

Mileage

$

0.38

/mile

Disposable Gloves

$

12.00

/box

Bailing

Twine

$

5.00

/roU

Drums

$

50.00

-

/each

GWTU

Mobilization to Site

$

350.00

/each

GWTU Lease

$2,070.00

lmnth

GWTU Maintenance

$

750.00

lmnth

Encore Samplers

$

10.00

/each

Quantities

Contaminated Soil Excavation

171.11

c.y.

Recovery Trench

Excavation

0.00

c.y.

Disposal

171.11

c.y.

Sand Backfill

165.41

c.y.

Aggregate

Backfill

6.27

c.y.

Septic Gravel

Backfill

0,00

c.y.

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CAP BUDGET1

Inputs

Site

Name

-

to fill in reports

Include

Closure GWTU

Overnight Stay

Required

Factor

Sewer Disposal Charge

$

0.001

/gallon

Telephone

Line Installation

$

150.00

leach

-

Telephone Line

(autodialer)

$

30.00

/month

Recovery Sump Closure

$1,200.00

/each

Recovery Well Closure

$

400.00

/each

Monitoring Well Abandonment

$

250.00

/each.

Distances

To

Landfill

To Sand Pit

To Seotic Gravel

Source

100

To CA6/Aoareoate Source

miles

RT

Office to Site

100

m~esRT

Shoo to

Site

60

miles RT

IConcrete

I

o.ooIc.y.

Blo

Microbial

Pilot Study

$3,500.00

L.S.

Bacteria, Nutrients, Catalyst

$

35.00

C.Y.

Fittings,

Hoses

$

500.00

L.S.

Soil

-

BETX/Nut./Bac./pH

$

210.00

each

GW

-

Nutrients; Bacteria

•

$

135.00

each

No.

of-injection wells

0

Injection

Points (Trench)

0

da~

da~~

No. monitoring wells

-

0

Closure Borings

0

Years

of Operation

•

0

Pump

f$

50.00

Water Truck

I

$

200.00

Electrician to Site

60

m~es

RT

150

miles RT

165

miles

RT

50

miles

RT

Assumptions

Truck Travel

Speed

50

mph

Turnaround Time

0.5 hour

15

c.y.

Trucks

Available

0 each

10

c.y.

Trucks

Available

10

each

Truck/Equipment

Day

9

hours

Personnel Day

-

12

hours

GW

Plant Capitalization

3

years

GW

Treatment Duration

0 years

GW

Monitoring Network Wells

0 each

Total

Monitoring Wells

0 each

Recovery Sumps

0 each

Recovery Wells

0 leach

BH Amoco

No

No

0

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CAP BUDGET1

Investigation

Description/Boring Type

Depth

Footage

Cost

Soil

Boring

-

10

0

$

-

-

Monitoring Well Borings

15

0

$

-

-

Replacement MWs

25

0

$

-

Concrete Cores

0

$

-

Total Drilling

0

$

-

Mobilization

~—

—

I

Rate

~

100.00

I

$

$

$

92.00

s

100.00

$

81.00

$

81.00

No.

IRate

Cost

Borincis

&

wells

-

drill rig, eqpt. crew

Decontamination

Personnel

Environmental Engineer

Senior Env.

Geologist

General Project

Manager

Env.

Project Geologist

Env.

Project Scientist

Engineering Technican

Draftsman

Administrative Assistant

Subtotal:

Personnel/Investiqatic n

01

$

ol

$

260.00

I

$

125.001

~

S

$

$

$

$

s

$

Hours

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

S

$

55.00

$

55.00

S

55.00

Monitoring Well Installation

No.

-

Rate

Cost

15-foot Monitoring Well

0

$

278.00

5

-

25-foot Monitoring Well

0

Total Monitoring Well Installation

5

308.00

L~

I

$

-

*MW

Installation includes well casing, well screens,

filter pack,

annular seal,

surface seal,

well covers,

etc.

Disposal Costs

-

No.

Rate

Cost

Disposal of Cuttings

0

$

200.00

$

-

Disposal of Water (gallons)

0

$

2.00

$

-

Total Disposal Costs

-

$

-

Equipment

Rate

Qty.

Charges

PID Rental

$

125.00

/day

0

$

-

Water Level Indicator

$

21

.00

/day

0

$

-

Survey Equipment Rental

5

65.00

/day

0

$

-

Measuring Wheel

Rental

$

21.00

/day

0

5

-

EnCoreSamplerTool

5

21.00

/day

0

5

-

Hand-Held Fentrometer

5

15.00

/day

0

$

-

Subtotal

Equipment/mv.

-

$

-

ITOTAL INVESTIGATION COSTS

=

S

-

---

CAP BUDGETI

Investigation

No.

Rate

Cost

-

0

$

0.10

$

-

trips

0

$

0.38

$

--

0

$

36.00

$

-

$

-

Purchases

No.

Rate

Cost

-

0

$

1.25

$

-

0

$

12.00

$

0

$.

6.00

$

-

& Copies

0

$

15.00

$

-

0

$

-

10.00

$

$

-

0

$

12.00

$

-

0

$

5.00

-

$

-

0

$

50.00

$

-

$

-

---

CAP BUDGET1

Sampling

Physical Soil Analysis

•

Type

No.

Rate

Cost

Moisture

Content

•

0

$

5.00

s

-

Hydraulic Conductivity

0

$

300.00

$

Particle

Size, A.L.,

USCS

-

0

$

135.00

$

-

-

SUBTOTAL:

PHYSICAL SOIL ANALYSIS

=______

$

-

Soil Analysis

Costs

Rate

$

75.00

$

175.00

$

25.00

$

900.00

$

225.00

S

85.00

Cost

$

S

$

S

$

$

$

Type

BETX / MTBE

PNA

Total

Metals

LUST Appendix

B

Waste

Char.

TCLP

Metals

No.

0

0

0

0

0

0

~LJETOTAL:

SOIL ANALYSIS COSTS

=

Groundwater Analysis Costs

SUBTOTAL:

GW

ANALYSIS COSTS=

Type

BETX /

rvftE

PNA

Metals

Waste

Char.

No.

0

0

0

0

Rate

S

75.00

$

175.00

S

25.00

S

145.00

Cost

S

S

S

S

S

JTOTALANALYSISCOSTS

I

I

1$

-

I

---

CAP BUDGETI

Volume

Contaminated Soil Excavation

Volume

lArea

Depth

Volume

Volume

(sq. ft.)

(ft.)

(cu. ft.)

(c.y.)

—

280.00

15

4,200.00

155.56

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

•

-

Subtotal

=

155.56 c.y~

Subtotal w/

10=

171.11

c.y.

Recovery/Injection

Trench Excavation Volume

•

-

Length

Width

Depth

Volume

Volume

(ft.)

(ft.)

(ft.)

(Cu.

ft.)

(c.y.)

0

0

0

0.00

0.00

0

0

0

•

0.00

0.00

0

Subtotal

0.00 c.y.

Subtotal w/10

0.00

c.y.

Total Disposal Volume

171.11

c.y.

Septic Gravel for Recovery Trench

Area

Depth

Volume.

Volume

(sq. ft.)

(ft.)

(cu.

ft.)

(c.y.)

0

-0.5

-

0.00

0.00

with

10

0.00

Concrete for GWTU Trailer

Pad

•

-

Area

Depth

Volume

Volume

(sq.

ft.)

(ft.)

(cu. ft.)

(c.y.)

0

0

0

0.00

0

0

0

0.00 Trailer Pad

Total

0.00

c.y.

Aggregate Gravel for Excavation Area

Area

Depth

Volume

Volume

(sq. ft.)

(ft.)

(cu. ft.)

(c.y~)

280.00

0.5

140

5.70

c.y.

-

with

10=

6.27

Backfill Sand for Excavation Area

Area

Depth

Volume

Volume

I

(sq. ft.)

(ft.)

(cu. ft.)

(c.y.)

280.00

14.5

4060

150.37

c.y.

with

10=

165.41

Bio-remediation volume

Area

Depth

Volume

Volume

(sq.

ft.)

(ft.)

(cu. ft.)

(c.y.)

Soil

0.00

0

0

0.00

GW

0.00

0

0

0.00

c.y.

Rounded

0.00

---

CAP BUDGETI

Days

Excavation

Total

Excavation Volume

-

171.11

c.y.

Excavation Truck

Loads

-20.13

each

Landfill Travel Time

2.5

hours

Landfill

Trips/Day

3.00

each

Excavation

Truck

6.71

7

days

Excavation (based on trucking)

0.67

1

days

Backfill

-

--

Septic Gravel Volume

0.00

c.y.

Septic Gravel Truck Loads

0.00

each

-

Septic Gravel Travel

Time

1.7

hours

Septic

Gravel Trips/Day

5.00

each

Septic

Gravel Truck

0.00

0

days

Septic Gravel Days

0.00

0

days

Backfill CA-6 Aggregate

6.27

c.y.

Backfill Aggregate Truck Loads

0.74

each

Backfill Aggregate Travel Time

1.7

hours

Backfill Aggregate Trips/Day

5.00

each

Backfill Aggregate Truck

0.15

1

days

Backfill Aggregate Days

0.01

1

days

Backfill Sand

-

165.41

c.y.

Backfill Sand Truck

Loads

19.46

each

Backfill

Sand Travel Time

2.5

hours

Backfill Sand Trips/Day

3.00

each

Backfill Sand Truck

6.49

7

days

Backfill Sand Days

0.65

1

days

Backfill Truck-Days

0.66

1

days

CW3M Days

Site Preparation

0

0

days

UST Removal

0

0

days

Demolition

-

0

0

days

Excavation

0.67

1

days

Backfill

0.66

-

1

days

Site Restoration

0

0

days

Total CW3M in Field

1.33

-2

days

---

(TJ

CAP BUDGET1

Exóavation

Subcontractor

Costs

UST

Removal

Building

Demolition

Asbestos Inspection

Disoosal Charge

Trackhoe

Backhoe

Trucking

Charge (10

c.y.)

Truckino

Charge (15 c.v.)

Trackhoe Mobilization

Backhoe Mobilization

Subtotal Subcontractor/Exc.

Rate

S

1.00

$

9,000.00

900.00

S

18.00

145.00

$

$

S

95.00

S

70.00

$

85.00

S

300.00

$

200.00

/gallon

L.S.

/each

/ton

/hour

/hour

/hour

lhour

/trip

/trip

Qty.

0.00

0.00

0.00

287.47

9.00-

9.00

90.00

0.00

1.00

1.00

Charges

5

$

$

$

5,174.40

S

1,305.00

$

855.00

S

6,300.00

$

$

300.00

$

200.00

$

14,134.40

Excavation Cost

=

Transoortation Cost

Disposal Cost

=

Other Costs

MiIeage

for

CW3M trios

Per

Diem

Motel

Subtotal Other/Exc.

Rate

$

0.38

$

36.00

S

50.00

IQty.

Charge

/each

630.001

$

(day

0.00

I/day

0.00

239.40

Is

~$

~$

239.40

Other Costs/Field Purchases

Manifests

$

3.00

/each

20.00

$

-

60.00

Truck Liner

$

4.00

/each

20.00

$

80.00

Film

$

6,00

/each

1

-$

6.00

Photo Development

& Copies

$

15.00

/each

1

$

15.00

Drums

$

50.00

/each

0

$

-

BETX Analysis,

Soil

PNA Analysis,

Soil

Factor

Total

Metals

$

75-00

TCLP

Metals

I

S

/each

1

75.00

$

Waste Characteristics,- Soil

/each

I

25.00

Wall Samples

-

‘Rate

Qty.

‘Charges

$

/each

Subtotal: Analysis/Excavation

S

75.00

85.00

S

0

S

/each

-

225.00

0

$

CW3M

Personnel

/each

0

Environmental Engineer

S

0

General Project Manager

$

Rate

$

Enpineerina Technican

S

Laborer

100.00

$

75.00

/hour

100.00

$

Administrative Assistant

Qty.

ICharges

/hour

55.00

$

/hour

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

12’

$

1,200.00

40.00

0

$

Construction Foreman

$

/hour

55.00

12

S

S

/hour

Subtotal: Personnel/Excavation

110.00

S

0

660.00

S

/hour

65.00

0

S

/hour

Equipment

PID

Rental

12

$

0

Subtotal Equipment/Exc.

$

1,320.00

Rate

$

5

125.00

3,180.00

/day

Qty.

Charges

1

-~

S

125.00

s

125.00

$

2,160.00

$

6,300.00

$

5,174.40

---

CAP BUDGETI

Excavation

IsubtotalFieldPurchases/Exc.

I

I

I

I

$

161.0ö1

Ijotal Field, Other, Subcontractor/Exc.

1

$

14,534.80

-

lAmount to Apply Handling Charge

I

$

14,370.40

---

CAP

BUDGET1

Backfill

Factor

I

CW3M

Personnel

-

Environmental Engineer

Rate

$

100.00

I________

/hour

Qty.

12

Charges

$

1,200.001

General

Project Manager

$

100.00

lhour

0

$

-

Engineering Technican

$

55.00

/hour

12

S

660.00

Laborer

$

40.00

Ihour

0

$

-

Administrative Assistant

$

55.00

/hour

0

$

-

Field Supervisor/Coordinator

$

110.00

lhour

12

$

1,320;00

Construction

Foreman

$

65.00

/hour

0

$

-

Subtotal:Personnel/Backfill

$

3,1 80.00

Subcontractor Costs

Rate

Qty.

Charges

-~

Sand

Backfill

$

6.00

/ton

277.88

$

1,667.31

Aggregate Backfill

$

11.25

/ton

10.54

$

118.58

Septic

Gravel

Backfill

$

10.00

/ton

0.00

$

-

Concrete

for Trailer Pad

$

61 .00

/c.y.

-

-

0.00

$

-

Trackhoe

$

145.00

/hour

9.00

$

1,305.00

Backhoe

5

95.00

/hour

•

9.00

$

855.00

Trucking

Charge

(10 c.y.)

$

70.00

/hour

90.00

$

6,300.00

Trucking

Charge (15 c.y.)

$

85.00

/hour

•

0.00

$

-

Trackhoe Demobilization

$

300.00

/trip

1.00

$

300.00

Backhoe Demobilization

$

200.00

/hour

1.00

$

200.00

Subtotal:Subcontractor/Back

I

$

10,745.89

1

Total Backfill- Costs

=

I

I

I

I

$

13,925.89

Other Costs

Rate

Qty.

Charge

Mileage for CW3M Trips

$

0.38

(mile

630.00

$

239.40

Per Diem

$

36.00

/day

0.00

$

-

Motels

$

50.00

(day

0.00

$

-

Subtotal Other/Backfill

-

$

239.40

lOther Costs/Field Purchases

-

ITruck

Liner

I

Subtotal Fid Purchases/Back

I

Charge

76.00

76.00

$

$

Total

Amou

Field,

ntto

Other,

Subcontractor/Backfill

Apply Handling Charge

$

$

11,061 .29

10,821.89-

I

Rate

-

Qty.

$

4.00

/load

19

---

CAP

BUDGET1

Groundwater Treatment

Unit Installation

Years-of Operation

0

Factor

0

APC Permit

Development

CW3M Personnel

Rate

Hours

5

100.00

o.oo

Charge

Environmental Engineer

s

-

Sr.’Env.

Engineer

-

$

115.00

0.00

5

-

Sr. Env.

Geologist

$

92.00

0.00

5

-

Draftsman

$

55.00

•

0.00

5

-

Administrative Assistant

$

55.00

0.00

$

-

Tech

Editor

$

55.00

0.00

$

-

Subtotal/APC Permit Development

5

-

Other

IRate

Copies

IS

0.10

—

I

Subtotal Other/APC Permit

Other/Field

Purchases

Postage

Permit Fee (Annual)

Permit Fee

Subtotal Fie/d/APC Permit

Rate

$

200.00.

$

2,000.00

Qty.

Qty.

0

0

0

Charge

$

$

Charge

S

S

$

$0.00

Other/Field

Purchases

Rate

Qty.

Charge

Postage

-