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DocuSign Envelope ID:4F777F78-922F-43C2-A26A-E4F2744CEFEB <br /> Z. �/ <br /> Engineers and Soil Scientists <br /> Agri-Waste Technology, Inc. <br /> 501 N. Salem Street, Suite 203 <br /> Apex, North Carolina 27502 <br /> 919-859-0559 <br /> www.agriwaste.com <br /> June 19, 2019 <br /> PROPOSAL FOR SERVICES <br /> TO: Peter Sandbeck, Cultural Resources Coordinator <br /> Orange County Dept. of Environment/Agriculture/Parks &Recreation <br /> FROM: Chris McGee, LSS <br /> Vice President Soils &Environmental Testing <br /> SUBJECT: Proposal for On-Site Wastewater System Consulting Services—Twin <br /> Creeks Park(Chapel Hill,NC) <br /> Thank you for contacting Agri-Waste Technology, Inc (AWT) regarding your wastewater <br /> system needs. It is our understanding that an existing single-family residence located on <br /> the park property will need to utilize a new on-site wastewater (septic) system in order to <br /> dispose of wastewater. The specifications of the existing system, for the home are <br /> unknown;however, a separate system is installed for a barn located on the property. It is <br /> estimated that the home will not exceed 5-bedrooms. <br /> Based on our discussions, we recommend a preliminary soils evaluation of the area <br /> outlined in Figure 1 (following this proposal) in addition to the other services outlined in <br /> the scope below. The purpose of this evaluation is to determine where suitable soils exist <br /> for various types of septic systems, with the goal of trying to identify the best possible <br /> areas without detailed coverage of the entire tract. Our recommended coverage area is <br /> based on general USDA-NRCS soil maps and county GIS topography maps. <br /> The following steps are proposed under this scope: <br /> Perform in-field soil evaluation borings (field work to be completed within 30 <br /> business days of work agreement signature). <br /> - Develop summary map and report of suitable soil area(s). Generally,maps <br /> and reports are available within 5-7 business days of completion of field work. <br />