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Appendix 3: Archaeological Testing Deliverables The results of the investigation, and an assessment of the potential eligibility of any archaeological resources encountered, will be documented within the technical report to be completed at the end of all archaeological field efforts that will be used to inform the CEQA analysis. The scope of work describe above is includes the following parameters. AECOM can adjust these parameters if requested, subject to a revised scope and budget. • A Health and Safety Plan will be prepared by AECOM prior to fieldwork. • One initial site visit is required to plot excavation locations and mark for Underground Services Alert (USA). • Up to five (5) test pits will be excavated; and up to ten (10) Geoprobe borings will be excavated, • Up to five (5), 10 -hour days of mechanical excavation. • Any archaeological resources encountered during excavation will be returned to the trench prior to backfilling and will not require curation. • Consultant is not responsible for securing access permission. • Consultant is not responsible for maintaining excavations after completion, beyond what is described above. • Native American consultation, if requested, would not require an in-person meeting • No Native American monitor will be required. • Budget does not include costs for the treatment of human remains in the unlikely event that such remains are encountered during testing. • No curation is included. All identified artifacts will be returned to the excavation, after documentation. • If a potentially significant archaeological resource is encountered, mitigation of Project -related impacts to that resource (e.g., data recovery excavations) is beyond the current scope and budget. ATTY/AGR/2019/AMENDMENTS/AMEND NO.1-AECOM REV: 06-17-19 PR Page 12 of 22