B. If applicable, make recommendations regarding needed testing, mitigation, and/or additional analysis that would bring the project in compliance with federal and state laws or the regulations and requirements of MHDC and HUD. C. Evaluate and provide analysis of proposed findings, conclusions, recommendations, and cost estimates to accomplish the recommended work. D. Review previously prepared environmental documents and reports as applicable. E. If necessary, review the investigation of property background such as involved parties, known and potential environmental conditions, current and historic property use, responsible parties, cause of environmental conditions, potential sources of contamination, etc. F. If applicable, review the determination of buildings, soil, air and groundwater that have been impacted by a known or possible environmental condition (i.e., a dry cleaner, leaking underground storage tank, etc.) to determine the necessity for further clarification or action. G. If applicable, review the vertical and lateral extent of soil and groundwater contamination and remediation cost estimates. H. If applicable, discuss concerns about drilling and sampling protocols, details of monitoring well construction, rationale for selection of locations for borings/wells and depths explored. I. If applicable, review all analysis and interpretation of results in the context of applicable local, state and federal laws, ordinances, regulations and rules. J. If applicable, review all analysis of local geologic and hydro-geologic setting and environmental conditions identified in borings/wells including depth to groundwater, probable, or known direction for local groundwater flow, interpretation of soil and contaminant distribution based on boring logs made in Phase II site work. K. If applicable, identify any applicable regulatory jurisdictions, cleanup standards/guidelines, applicable soil and/or groundwater cleanup guidelines, identification of agency reporting/disclosure requirements. L. If applicable, discuss lab results with comparison to regulatory cleanup guidelines, discussion of requirements to meet regulatory standards, discussion of feasibility for remediation, approximate estimated costs for additional studies and/or monitoring and/or remediation, and estimated timelines to meet regulatory requirements.
B. If applicable, make recommendations regarding needed testing, mitigation, and/or additional analysis that would bring the project in compliance with federal and state laws or the regulations and requirements of MHDC and HUD. C. Evaluate and provide analysis of proposed findings, conclusions, recommendations, and cost estimates to accomplish the recommended work. D. Review previously prepared environmental documents and reports as applicable. E. If necessary, review the investigation of property background such as involved parties, known and potential environmental conditions, current and historic property use, responsible parties, cause of environmental conditions, potential sources of contamination, etc. F. If applicable, review the determination of buildings, soil, air and groundwater that have been impacted by a known or possible environmental condition (i.e., a dry cleaner, leaking underground storage tank, etc.) to determine the necessity for further clarification or action. G. If applicable, review the vertical and lateral extent of soil and groundwater contamination and remediation cost estimates. H. If applicable, discuss concerns about drilling and sampling protocols, details of monitoring well construction, rationale for selection of locations for borings/wells and depths explored. I. If applicable, review all analysis and interpretation of results in the context of applicable local, state and federal laws, ordinances, regulations and rules. J. If applicable, review all analysis of local geologic and hydro-geologic setting and environmental conditions identified in borings/wells including depth to groundwater, probable, or known direction for local groundwater flow, interpretation of soil and contaminant distribution based on boring logs made in Phase II site work. K. If applicable, identify any applicable regulatory jurisdictions, cleanup standards/guidelines, applicable soil and/or groundwater cleanup guidelines, identification of agency reporting/disclosure requirements. L. If applicable, discuss lab results with comparison to regulatory cleanup guidelines, discussion of requirements to meet regulatory standards, discussion of feasibility for remediation, approximate estimated costs for additional studies and/or monitoring and/or remediation, and estimated timelines to meet regulatory requirements.
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