Carter White Lead North Site

Land Use Limitations There are three types of caps at the Property: 1) an asphalt/concrete cap is in use in some areas; 2) the existing building(s) on the Property serves as a cap for the area covered; and 3) the clean soil cover placed on unpaved portions of the Property pursuant to the environmental response project, as hereinafter described. As long as the foregoing caps are maintained at the Property there shall be no land use limitation on the use of the Property. Disturbance Limitations Lead impacted soils may exist beneath the building(s) and the asphalt/concrete paved surfaces (see Appendix B). If any portion of the building or asphalt/concrete paved surfaces will be demolished or removed, potential lead-impacted soils beneath these features must be addressed appropriately and the work approved by the Agencies. Construction limitations in these areas may apply. Unpaved areas of the Property are being remediated to a depth of 12 inches to 24 inches below ground surface through a process of excavation of the contaminated soils and replacement of those soils with clean soil. Brightly colored geotextile fabric are being placed at the base of the excavation prior to the placement of the clean soil to demarcate the depth of excavation and the potential presence of lead-impacted soils below that point. If the demarcation fabric or soils beneath the demarcation fabric are disturbed and remain in the disturbed area, the demarcation layer must be replaced and impacted soils addressed appropriately and the work approved by the Agencies. Construction limitations may apply. Construction Limitations The fee simple owner of the Property will be responsible for the maintenance, repair or replacement of the soil cover in the unpaved and remediated areas and shall maintain the integrity of all development-oriented barriers, i.e., building, asphalt or concrete covers installed on the Property. Prior to the start of any construction activities at the Property that will disturb lead-impacted soils, approval must be obtained from the Agencies. In general, any lead-impacted soils should be treated, capped or disposed of appropriately and any cap/barrier should be maintained appropriately in perpetuity. Other Anyone engaged in subsurface activities at the Property, such as utility or construction workers, must be notified of the presence of residual contamination. A Health and Safety Plan which addresses work to be conducted in lead-impacted soils at the Property must be developed prior to the start of construction. Removal or management of lead-impacted soil areas must be completed by personnel with a level of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Hazardous Waste Operations (Hazwoper) training appropriate to the work being performed.

Land Use Limitations There are three types of caps at the Property: 1) an asphalt/concrete cap is in use in some areas; 2) the existing building on the Property serves as a cap for the area it covers; and 3) the clean soil cover placed on unpaved portions of the Property pursuant to the environmental response project, as hereinafter described. As long as the foregoing caps are maintained at the Property there shall be no land use limitation on the use of the Property. Disturbance Limitations Lead impacted soils may exist beneath the Open Door Mission building and the asphalt/concrete paved surfaces (see Appendix B). If any portion of the building or asphalt/concrete paved surfaces will be demolished or removed, potential lead-impacted soils beneath these features must be addressed appropriately and the work approved by the Agencies. Construction limitations in these areas may apply. Unpaved areas of the Property are being remediated to a depth of 12 inches to 24 inches below ground surface through a process of excavation of the contaminated soils and replacement of those soils with clean soil. Brightly colored geotextile fabric are being placed at the base of the excavation prior to the placement of the clean soil to demarcate the depth of excavation and the potential presence of lead-impacted soils below that point. If the demarcation fabric or soils beneath the demarcation fabric are disturbed and remain in the disturbed area, the demarcation layer must be replaced and impacted soils addressed appropriately and the work approved by the Agencies. Construction limitations may apply. Construction Limitations The fee simple owner of the Property will be responsible for the maintenance, repair or replacement of the soil cover in the unpaved and remediated areas and shall maintain the integrity of all development-oriented barriers, i.e., building, asphalt or concrete covers installed on the Property. Prior to the start of any construction activities at the Property that will disturb lead-impacted soils, approval must be obtained from the Agencies. In general, any lead-impacted soils should be treated, capped or disposed of appropriately and any cap/barrier should be maintained appropriately in perpetuity. Other Anyone engaged in subsurface activities at the Property, such as utility or construction workers, must be notified of the presence of residual contamination. A Health and Safety Plan which addresses work to be conducted in lead-impacted soils at the Property must be developed prior to the start of construction. Removal or management of lead-impacted soil areas must be completed by personnel with a level of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Hazardous Waste Operations (Hazwoper) training appropriate to the work being performed.