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Mr. Chris Dressel March 4,2014 Page 15 of 18 Report Following completion of our fieldwork and receipt of the analytical data, we will prepare a written report describing our methods of assessment, observations, and results obtained. Tabular data summaries and figures will be included, as appropriate, to aid in our interpretation of the results as compared to the appropriate chemicals of concern. Results will be compared to the various RCG residential and commercial/industrial screening levels associated with possible soil, groundwater, and vapor exposure pathways. The report will be separate from the Phase I ESA report(Task 2). If the results indicate that the site meets remediation objectives then no further investigative action would be warranted and the IBP Letter can be requested from IBP. If the results do not meet remediation objectives then a workplan for further investigation maybe recommended to be submitted for IBP approval or the site may be referred to the Indiana SCP should an imminent threat to human health and the environment be identified or off-site properties are impacted due to sources on-site. Task 4—Complete draft Environmental Restrictive Covenant(ERC) The owner is required to satisfy certain statutory continuing or "due care" obligations with respect to known site contamination to obtain certain IBP Letters. Based on the background information for this site, Weaver Boos believes that to demonstrate to the IBP that these obligations will be met, land use restrictions will be required (recording of an environmental covenant or ERC) will be necessary to eliminate exposure pathways and to inform a technical opinion on appropriate reasonable steps for the owner to undertake to try to maintain the liability exemption. The name on the ERC should match the entity on the property deed, the Phase I ESA, and the user questionnaire of the Phase I ESA. A draft ERC will be prepared by Weaver Boos and submitted with the IBP Letter Request for their consideration. Note, the IBP will finalize their own ERC and attach the document to the IBP Letter once issued. The document must be recorded on the deed for the site with a certified copy of the filed document returned to the IBP. In preparing the ERC (and the Site Status Letter request), the owner may need to provide to Weaver Boos their final plans for the site. Task 5—Submit Package to Client for Final Approval