1 - the Envirostor

ox marked "nonhazardous materials" (prepared according to Section 2.2.3).
Any materials that were stained or otherwise considered hazardous were
separated from nonhazardous materials and loaded into roll-off boxes marked
as "hazardous materials. " Table 2 provides a summary of the hazardous
materials which were transported off-site.
Trees and shrubs were cut flush with the ground surface, loaded into the
loader bucket, and placed into the nonhazardous roll -off boxes. All
personnel performed the demo1 i tion work under levels of protection required
by Section 4.7. Before performing any activities during debris removal and
excavation operations, the surface of the ground was moistened to reduce
creation of and exposure to dust.
2.4.2 Surface Preoaration
After demolition operations, a three-inch lift of fill material was placed
by Canonie and graded by Esquivel Grading and Paving over the drum yard
surface. The material was placed to provide a clean surface for operation
of equipment and personnel. An additional thickness of fill was placed as
required to produce a level surface for operation of excavation equipment.
The cover material was dumped in the vacant lot and spread by the bulldozer
until the required thickness and a level surface were achieved. The
surface of the fill was compacted only as necessary to allow operation of
equipment over the surface.
2.5 Soil Excavation and Backfill Placement
2.5.1 Site Clearinq and Gradinq
Site clearing and grading was performed before excavation ofdesignated
soils with procedures similar to those outlined in Section 2.2. This work
was performed using equipment and personnel as presented in Section 5.0 of
the Work Plan or as shown in the project financial reports.