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B. Three of the large timbers from the Beri building were removed in good condition. One was rotten, with approximately half of it being salvageable. C. Several of the glass doors from the site may be salvaged by a company developing bullet proof films for glass for development and demonstration. 3. Staton Construction will bill Marion County for 100% of Community Development and Beri buildings on Monday. Marion County agrees to reimburse Staton for extra permits that were required for demolition. Staton agrees to provide Marion County for a work order detailing these fees. 4. Tim Daley of City of Salem informed Mike Staton that Staton is required to cap sewer lines before demolition. Bill Annen said that he would pass Tim's name on to Tom Gainer to resolve the issue and to coordinate regarding dewatering issues. Coordinate with Bob McCuen with Marion County regarding appliances remaining in the Beri building. 6. Site security is an issue. Someone brought a pickup into the site on Sunday (which must have required a key) and removed a load of bricks. There should be no entry into the site without coordination with Staton. David Hartwig said he would check with Marion County personnel to ensure that they are aware of proper protocol for entering the site. 7. Next week will be a very active week for dewatering. Expect GRI and CWEC to be onsite mid- ~~ next week to install a 60 ft. test well, conduct a 24 hour pump test, and possibly install two frac- tanks. 8. Lead air monitoring for the Community Development and Beri buildings has yielded gcod results. TWA samples are well under OSHA action levels and permissible exposure limits. Additionally, TCLP bulk sample analysis for both buildings yielded concentrations below regulatory limits. Century West Engineering appreciates the opportunity to provide this information to you. Ifyou have questions or require additional information, please contact Kathleen Thorpe at (503)540-0995, or Bill Annen at (503) 231-6078.