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WILLIE A. HOPKINS, JR., Director COUNTY OF ALAMEDA ADDENDUM No. 2 DATE: October 26, 2016, to Project No. CPP14C130230000 for Lead and Pesticide Contaminated Soil Remediation Cherry land Community

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1. Start by wearing appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and a face mask, to minimize direct contact with the contaminated material.
2. Identify the specific type of lead and pesticide contamination present. This may require testing or consultation with experts.
3. Follow the guidelines and regulations set by the local environmental protection agency or governing body for the proper handling and disposal process.
4. Use suitable containers to collect the contaminated material, ensuring they are properly labeled and sealed to prevent any leaks or spillage.
5. Store the collected material in a secure and designated area to avoid accidental exposure or contamination of other areas.
6. Arrange for proper transportation and disposal of the lead and pesticide contaminated material according to local regulations and guidelines.
7. Keep track of all documentation, including records of disposal, to ensure compliance with any legal requirements.
8. Periodically reassess and monitor the area for any potential recontamination or hazards.
9. Regularly educate and train personnel involved in handling lead and pesticide contamination to ensure their safety and proper adherence to protocols.
10. Seek professional advice if needed, especially for complex or large-scale contamination situations.

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1. Industries and businesses involved in manufacturing, handling, or distributing products containing lead or pesticides.
2. Environmental testing and remediation companies that specialize in dealing with lead and pesticide contamination.
3. Occupational safety and health organizations that aim to protect workers from exposure to lead and pesticide hazards.
4. Agricultural entities that deal with pesticide use and management.
5. Municipalities and government agencies responsible for waste management and environmental protection.
6. Homeowners and property owners who suspect or discover lead or pesticide contamination in their premises.
7. Construction companies engaged in demolition or renovation projects that may encounter lead or pesticide-contaminated materials.
8. Research institutions studying the impact and mitigation of lead and pesticide contamination on the environment and human health.
9. Individuals or organizations residing near potentially contaminated sites or areas, where monitoring and mitigation efforts are essential.
10. Health and safety professionals who provide guidance and assistance in dealing with lead and pesticide contamination scenarios.

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What is lead and pesticide contaminated?

Lead and pesticide contaminated refers to materials or areas that have been exposed to lead or pesticide and are considered hazardous to human health or the environment.

Who is required to file lead and pesticide contaminated?

Anyone who owns or manages property that may be contaminated with lead or pesticide is required to file a report on the contamination.

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To fill out a lead and pesticide contaminated report, you must gather information on the potential sources of contamination, conduct testing if necessary, and submit the report to the relevant regulatory agency.

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The purpose of lead and pesticide contaminated reports is to identify potential hazards, protect human health and the environment, and ensure proper remediation of contaminated areas.

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The report must include details on the location and extent of contamination, the potential sources of contamination, any testing results, and proposed remediation measures.