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b. Discuss project status with RWQCB <br /> Further details of Task-1 to Task-5 are available on GES proposal dated December 9, <br /> 2013, proposal no. OP00001540 (Exhibit "B"). <br /> Location of Work: Wok location is in the area of Sequoia Station shopping center <br /> property at the intersection of EI Camino Real and Jefferson Avenue in Redwood City. <br /> Backqround: Since the mid-1990s when the Sequoia Station Shopping Center was <br /> developed at the Northeast corner of the intersection of EI Camino and Jefferson <br /> Avenue, soil and ground water investigations have been conducted by others at the <br /> various parcels of land that composed the shopping center property and at nearby <br /> properties in the vicinity of the shopping center. <br /> Land uses at those parcels and properties have included: <br /> ■ Automotive maintenance facilities <br /> ■ Dry Cleaner facilities <br /> ■ Gasoline service stations <br /> ■ Other service uses <br /> In the late 1990s, the Sequoia Shopping Center was redeveloped by Safeway (Major <br /> tenants) and the site is now owned by Regency Centers. <br /> Previous Analvsis: Due to presence of chlorinated solvents in groundwater beneath <br /> and near the shopping center property, investigations and activities conducted by others <br /> between approximately 1998 and 2008 focused on: <br /> i. The apparent sources of the solvents <br /> ii. The extent and magnitude of the solvent plume <br /> iii. Assessment of potential human health risk associated with the solvents <br /> iv. The need for soil or groundwater remediation <br /> The primary chemical of concern is PCE, and to a lesser degree Trichloroethene (TCE) <br /> and cis-1, 2-dichloroethene (cis-1, 2-DCE). Details to the various past analysis and <br /> investigations are available on GES proposal under the Background section (Exhibit <br /> «B„ <br /> SCHEDULE <br /> GES will begin work on the project immediately upon receipt of written authorization <br /> from the City. GES will conduct the site reconnaissance and review of available <br /> information (Tasks 1 and 2), within 2 weeks of receiving authorization to proceed. Tasks <br /> 3 and 4 will be completed within 4 weeks of starting the project. Hence, a draft of the <br /> workplan will be provided to the City for review and comment approximately one month <br /> after receiving notice to proceed. <br /> REV:O1-03-14 MLG <br /> ATTY/AGR/2014.002/GROUNDWATER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES <br /> Page 10 of 11 <br />