Phase I ESA Report M-430296-0018-3 Boone Park.pdf

This is a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Report prepared for the City of Houston related to the Boone Park Detention Basin project in Texas. The report documents the environmental baseline conditions and identifies potential environmental liabilities associated with the property prior to construction activities. The assessment evaluates historical land uses, previous industrial or commercial operations, soil and groundwater conditions, and the presence of any hazardous materials or contamination that could affect the planned drainage improvements and park development. The Phase I ESA serves as a critical due diligence document to inform construction planning, identify remediation requirements if necessary, and ensure compliance with applicable environmental regulations during the implementation of storm sewer systems, detention facilities, concrete weirs, sidewalks, parking improvements, and related park amenities.

The report provides essential environmental baseline data that contractors and the City must consider during bid preparation and project execution. Qualified vendors responding to the construction opportunity should review this assessment to understand potential environmental constraints, required mitigation measures, and any site preparation or remediation activities that may impact project scope, schedule, and cost. The findings documented in this Phase I ESA will inform construction specifications, site management protocols, and environmental compliance requirements outlined in the Project Manual for both the Boone Park and Hackberry Park Drainage Improvements project.