Proposed_Contract_-_Ex_A__Att_B_-_Initial_Site_List.xlsx

This is an Initial Site List document prepared for the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) in support of Request for Proposal 2526-09 for Statewide Site Monitoring Services. The document identifies approximately 500 sites throughout California that require monitoring due to institutional controls. Each site listed includes an EnviroStor identification number and monitoring requirements indicated by columns designating specific oversight needs including excavation permits, building permits, dredging permits, real estate listings, sensitive use permits, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, land development activities, property transfers, foreclosures, occupancy changes, well permits, and aerial change detection. The sites span diverse facility types including military installations, former manufacturing plants, rail yards, refineries, chemical processing facilities, plating operations, mining properties, hazardous waste sites, and commercial developments distributed across multiple California counties.

The monitoring designation matrix uses "M" notation to indicate sites requiring active monitoring and blank cells for sites not requiring surveillance. The list encompasses both private industrial properties and government-owned facilities, including numerous Department of Defense installations, utility company properties, and municipal properties. Sites range from small commercial operations to large-scale industrial complexes and federal military bases. This comprehensive site inventory serves as the baseline for contractor performance under the DTSC monitoring services contract, establishing the scope and scale of oversight activities required to ensure continued compliance with institutional controls and to detect any unauthorized activities or conditions that may pose environmental or public health risks.