EXHIBIT 10.26

BEFORE THE STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

In the Matter of the )
Hayton Area Remediation ) CONSENT ORDER NO. 2004-COEE-010
Project (HARP), located in and near ) FACILITY ID NO. WID006116529
The City of New Holstein, Calumet )
County, Wisconsin )

FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
AND CONSENT ORDER

FINDINGS OF FACT

For the purposes of this Consent Order only, the following constitutes
the Department of Natural Resource's summary of facts upon which Consent Order
No. 2004- COEE-010 ("this Consent Order") is based. None of the facts related
herein shall be considered to be admissions by any party.

1. Tecumseh Products Company ("Tecumseh") is a Michigan corporation with a
corporate address of 100 East Patterson Street, Tecumseh, MI 49286.
Tecumseh owns and operates a facility located at 1604 Michigan Avenue in
New Holstein, Wisconsin ("the Facility").

2. The Department of Natural Resources ("the Department" or "WDNR") alleges
that at some time in the past, polychlorinated biphenyls ("PCBs") and
other hazardous substances, were discharged from the Facility to the
environment.

3. Deposits of PCBs and other hazardous substances have been found in
drainage ditches adjacent to the Tecumseh facility, in Jordan Creek, Pine
Creek, the Hayton Millpond, and in the overbank and floodplain areas
associated with these waterways. The Department believes that the deposits
are the result of discharges from the Facility.

4. Historically, the area has been referred to as the Hayton Area Remediation
Project, or HARP, and divided into segments referred to as operable units
1 through 4. For purposes of this Consent Order, the areas contaminated
with PCBs and other hazardous substances, located between the storm water
outfall at Taft Avenue in New Holstein and the Hayton Millpond, without
reference to operable units, constitutes "the Site." This Consent Order
does not relate to, and WDNR waives no rights or authority to take
enforcement action with respect to, PCBs and other hazardous substances
that have migrated beyond the boundaries of the Site.

5. In 2001, Tecumseh conducted a voluntary removal of PCBs and other
contaminants originating from the Facility, in the portion of the Site,
North of New Holstein, known as OU-1 West and OU-1 East.

6. In 2004, Tecumseh conducted a voluntary removal of PCBs and other
hazardous substances originating from the Facility in the portion of the
Site from and including segment 7 in OU-1 to Danes Road in OU-2.

7. Additional investigation, characterization and removal of PCBs and other
hazardous substances, known to the parties as of the date of this Consent
Order (the "Known Contaminants"), must be completed, as required by WDNR,
for the entire Site (the "Work"). The Work shall include, among other
things, long-term maintenance of sediment traps, long-term monitoring and
other such incidents of remediation as may be required by WDNR.

8. Tecumseh has entered into an agreement with the TRC Companies, Inc. ("TRC
Companies"), under which the TRC Companies will sign this Consent Order
and, in

accordance with the agreement, agree to be held jointly and severally
responsible for completing all additional Work at the Site.

9. Tecumseh has purchased insurance policies from AIG to ensure that the Work
will be completed to the satisfaction of the Department.

10. Tecumseh will purchase "cost cap" insurance coverage that will provide for
payment of remediation costs in excess of the estimated cleanup costs for
the Site. Tecumseh also will purchase pollution legal liability insurance
coverage, to provide cleanup costs for contamination conditions that are
not caused by Known Contaminants and that may be discovered after this
Consent Order is signed. The cost cap, remediation cost escrow and PLL
coverage, with a term of 20 years, will have a combined coverage limit of
$40 million.

11. Tecumseh has provided the Department with a certificate of insurance that
is included with this Consent Order as Exhibit A.

CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

It is the Department's position that:

1. PCBs and other contaminants detected at the Site are hazardous substances
as defined in s. 292.02(5), Wis. Stats.

2. As the owner and operator of the New Holstein Facility, Tecumseh caused
the discharge of PCBs and other hazardous substances to the environment.
Tecumseh is therefore required under s. 292.11 (3), Wis. Stats., to take
the actions necessary to restore the environment to the extent practicable
and to minimize the effects from the discharges to the air, lands or
waters of the state.

3. Under s. 292.11(7)(c), Wis. Stats., the Department has the authority to
issue special orders to the person responsible for causing the discharge
of hazardous substances to the environment, to fulfill the requirements
imposed under s. 292.11, Wis. Stats., and chs. NR 700 to 728, Wis. Admin
Code.

4. This Consent Order is necessary to accomplish the purposes of s. 292.11,
Wis. Stats., and chs. NR 700 to 728, Wis. Admin. Code.

5. This Consent Order is enforceable under ss.299.95 and 299.97, Wis.
Stats., against TRC Companies and Tecumseh.

CONSENT ORDER

Based on the foregoing Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, the
Department of Natural Resources therefore orders, and Tecumseh and TRC Companies
agree, that Tecumseh and TRC Companies shall do the following.

A. Statement of Work and Agreed Remediation Methodology

1. TRC Companies shall conduct the investigation and remediation
of the Site as directed by WDNR in accordance with the procedures and
methodology set forth in the Statement of Work attached hereto and incorporated
herein as Exhibit B.

2. TRC Companies and Tecumseh shall be responsible for re-openers
for the Site. A re-opener for purposes of this Consent Order shall constitute
any required remediation of Known Contaminants discovered after the issuance of
a No Further Action (NFA) letter by WDNR.

3. All Work performed under this Consent Order shall be conducted
in accordance with the requirements of WDNR in compliance with applicable
federal, state, and local law ("Applicable Law").

B. Work Substitution Process and Obligations of the Parties.

1. TRC Companies and Teeumseh have an arrangement pursuant
to which TRC Companies assumes certain liabilities, obligations, and rights of
Tecumseh with regard to the Site, including, for purposes relevant to this
Consent Order, the obligation to perform the Work. All parties have determined
that TRC Companies'

performance of the Work will be best effected through TRC Companies becoming a
party to this Consent Order.

2. TRC Companies shall be primarily responsible for
performing the Work and satisfying all other obligations of Tecumseh under this
Consent Order. WDNR concurs with and approves this arrangement. Notwithstanding
anything to the contrary contained herein, TRC Companies and Tecumseh recognize
that they are obligated jointly and severally under this Consent Order with
respect to the Work. Tecumseh shall not be subject to penalties based upon a
violation by TRC Companies of this Consent Order. Following a Default (defined
below) by TRC Companies hereunder, WDNR agrees to seek corrective measures first
from TRC Companies rather than Tecumseh. In the exercise of its enforcement
discretion, WDNR may take any action in accordance with this Consent Order to
induce TRC Companies to remedy non-compliance to WDNR's satisfaction. Nothing in
this Consent Order shall be construed as imposing liability on TRC Companies as
a responsible party for the contamination under Applicable Law. TRC Companies
agrees, however, that WDNR shall have full authority to enforce the terms and
conditions of this Consent Order against TRC Companies.

3. TRC Companies shall be deemed to be in Default under
this Consent Order upon the occurrence, as determined by WDNR in its enforcement
discretion, of one or more of the following: (1) the failure by TRC Companies to
cure noncompliance with a directive or requirement under this Consent Order
within the period of time allowed by WDNR or such other time agreed to by WDNR,
in its reasonable discretion, if a cure cannot be completed in such time and TRC
Companies has commenced a cure and is reasonably and diligently prosecuting the
same to completion; (2) implementation of the Work by TRC Companies in a manner
which presents a significant risk of causing endangerment to human health,
safety or the environment, after written notice by WDNR and failure by TRC
Companies to cure the same after a reasonable period of time, which shall in no
event exceed ten (10) days from the date of notice, or such other time agreed to
by WDNR, in its reasonable discretion, if a cure cannot be completed in such
time and TRC Companies has commenced a cure and is reasonably and diligently
prosecuting the same to completion, except in the case of an emergency or
imminent threat to human health, safety or the environment; or (3) TRC
Companies' cessation of performance of the Work for any reason, including
insolvency and/or bankruptcy after written notice by WDNR and failure by TRC
Companies to cure the same after a reasonable period of time, which shall in no
event exceed thirty (30) days from the date of notice, or such other time agreed
to by WDNR, in its reasonable discretion, if a cure cannot be completed in such
time and TRC has commenced a cure and is reasonably and diligently prosecuting
the same to completion, except in the case of an emergency or imminent threat to
human health, safety or the environment. If WDNR determines that there is an
emergency or imminent threat to human health, safety or the environment, WDNR
shall notify TRC Companies and require that it take immediate action to respond
to the emergency or threat. If TRC Companies is unable or unwilling to take
immediate action, WDNR may exercise its authority to respond to the emergency or
imminent threat and recover its reasonable and necessary response costs from TRC

Companies. Tecumseh shall receive a concurrent copy of any notice provided by
WDNR to TRC Companies hereunder.

4. If WDNR determines that TRC Companies is in Default,
WDNR may issue a written a Notice of Default ("Notice") to TRC Companies. WDNR
shall provide Tecumseh with a copy of the Notice. The Notice will state the
reasons for the determination of Default and define the requirements and time
period for TRC Companies to cure the Default. TRC Companies may accept the
Notice and implement the actions necessary to cure the same as specified in the
Notice or it may dispute the determination in accordance with the dispute
resolution procedures set forth below. If TRC Companies accepts the Notice, TRC
Companies shall diligently pursue the actions specified in the Notice until the
Default is cured to the satisfaction of WDNR. If the Default is not cured or if
TRC Companies fails to diligently pursue the cure, WDNR, as applicable, may
require Tecumseh to replace TRC Companies. The obligations and procedures of
Tecumseh for replacing TRC Companies (and any subsequent replacement for TRC
Companies) pursuant to this Section are as follows:

(a) Within thirty (30) days of receipt of WDNR's
written demand to replace TRC Companies, or Tecumseh's election to replace TRC
Companies, Tecumseh shall notify the WDNR of its proposed replacement
contractor. During this period, TRC Companies shall remain subject to all
requirements of this Consent Order, including any penalties for noncompliance.
However, upon WDNR's written acceptance of the replacement contractor retained
by Tecumseh, which acceptance shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed,
additional penalties, if any, shall cease to accrue against TRC Companies. The
replacement contractor shall begin performance of the Work within thirty (30)
days of receipt of WDNR's acceptance of the replacement contractor or such other
longer time period as specified by WDNR.

(b) Tecumseh shall submit the following information to
any contractor selected as the replacement contractor:

(1) a copy of this Consent Order; and

(2) notice that any replacement contractor must agree
to become bound by the terms of this Consent Order and assume the obligations of
TRC Companies (other than for penalties and costs, if any, that accrued prior to
the effective date of the replacement) through execution and delivery of a
signature page, which shall be an addendum to this Consent Order and which shall
bind the replacement contractor, and subject it to all requirements and
obligations hereunder, as if the replacement contractor had been an original
signatory hereto.

C. Dispute Resolution

1. In the event TRC Companies disputes WDNR's Default
determination as provided above, or disputes a determination by WDNR under
section M (Stipulated Penalties), herein, TRC Companies and WDNR shall attempt
to resolve the

dispute expeditiously, informally, and in good faith. If either party
determines informal resolution of the dispute is not possible, that party shall
notify the other party in writing. Within ten (10) days thereof, TRC Companies
shall submit to WDNR a statement of the issues in dispute, the relevant facts
upon which the dispute is based, all relevant factual data, analysis or opinion
supporting its position, and supporting documentation. Tecumseh may, in its
discretion, also submit a statement to WDNR. WDNR may, but is not obligated to,
prepare a response to TRC Companies' statement within ten (10) days after
receipt of the statement. During this period, TRC Companies and WDNR shall
continue to attempt to negotiate, in good faith, a resolution of their
differences. The time periods for exchange of written documents may be extended
by agreement of all the parties.

2. An administrative record of any dispute under this
section shall be maintained by WDNR and shall contain the Notice and any
accompanying materials, the statements, all materials exchanged during the
dispute resolution process, any correspondence between WDNR and TRC Companies
regarding the dispute, and all supporting documentation. The administrative
record shall be available for inspection by all parties. If WDNR does not concur
with the position of TRC Companies, the appropriate WDNR representative(s) shall
resolve the dispute based upon the administrative record and consistent with the
terms and objectives of this Consent Order, and shall provide written
notification of such resolution to TRC Companies and Tecumseh. TRC Companies and
Tecumseh will be afforded an opportunity to meet and present their positions to
the WDNR representative prior to a decision being made to resolve the dispute.

3. TRC Companies' obligations under this Consent
Order, other than the obligations affected by the dispute, shall not be tolled
by submission of any objection for dispute resolution under this section, unless
otherwise agreed to by WDNR. Work and/or other obligations not affected by the
dispute shall be completed in accordance with the schedule established by WDNR,
unless otherwise agreed to by WDNR. Following resolution of the dispute, as
provided by this section, TRC Companies or the replacement contractor, as
appropriate, shall fulfill the requirement that was the subject of the dispute
in accordance with the agreement reached or with WDNR's decision, as applicable.

D. Payment of Oversight Costs

TRC Companies agrees to pay WDNR for its reasonable costs, calculated
pursuant to WDNR's applicable oversight cost policies, including staff or
contractor costs, incurred in supervising the Work hereunder. Following receipt
of an invoice from WDNR, payment shall be made in the form of a check made
payable to, and delivered to, the Department of Natural Resources. WDNR shall
not assert, and hereby waives any rights to, oversight costs incurred or
outstanding prior to the date of this Consent Order.

E. Force Majeure

1. TRC Companies shall cause all Work to be performed within the time
limits specified by WDNR, unless the schedule is amended in writing by mutual
agreement of the parties or unless performance is delayed by events that
constitute a force majeure. For the purposes of this Consent Order, a "force
majeure" is an event arising from causes beyond the control of TRC Companies or
Tecumseh, as applicable, and any consultant, contractor or other entity hired by
TRC Companies or Tecumseh to conduct any of the activities required under this
Order, which delays or prevents performance of any obligations under this
Agreement. Force majeure events include, but are not limited to, denial or delay
in obtaining access to adjacent properties that is necessary to implement the
work as long as TRC Companies or Tecumseh are making, in WDNR's judgment,
reasonable commercial efforts to obtain such access, or a permit or other
authorization from a governmental agency or other party that is necessary to
implement the Work; provided, however, that TRC Companies or Tecumseh, as
applicable, has submitted a timely application for any access, permit or
authorization. With respect to permits or authorizations sought from the US
Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA"), TRC Companies or Tecumseh shall be
deemed to have submitted a timely application if the application is submitted to
EPA concurrently with its submittal to WDNR. Increases in cost or changes in
economic circumstances do not by themselves constitute a force majeure.

2. TRC Companies or Tecumseh, as applicable, shall notify the
Department in writing no later than five (5) business days after TRC Companies
or Tecumseh, as applicable, becomes aware of any event that TRC Companies or
Tecumseh, as applicable, contends is a force majeure. Such notification shall
describe the anticipated length of the delay. The Department shall promptly
provide TRC Companies or Tecumseh, as applicable, with a written decision as to
whether the event constitutes a force majeure. If the Department agrees that a
delay is attributable to a force majeure, which agreement shall not be
unreasonably withheld or delayed, the scheduled delivery date that has been
established for the performance of any activity required under this Agreement
that has been delayed by the force majeure shall be extended by adding to the
scheduled delivery date the number of days attributable to the delay caused by
the force majeure.

F. Natural Resource Damages Settlement

It is WDNR's position that the presence of PCBs at the Site, and
corresponding Site-specific fish consumption advisories, constitute Natural
Resources Damages ("NRD") within the State for which WDNR alleges Tecumseh is
liable to the State under 42 U.S.C. section 9607(f): The Secretary of WDNR, as
Trustee and as the authorized representative of the State for NRD, has
determined that the proper measure of such NRD is $350,000. Tecumseh hereby
accepts WDNR's assessment of NRD and agrees to pay $350,000 to the Natural
Resources Foundation of Wisconsin, on or before March 1, 2005 to resolve any
liability to the State for NRD under 42 U.S.C. section 9607 and other
Applicable Law for the Site. The WDNR, as trustee for NRD matters for the Site,

hereby waives and discharges and grants a full and complete release to Tecumseh
from and against any liabilities, claims or demands owed or owing the State of
Wisconsin for NRD claims for the Site.

G. Site Access

1. To the extent that property on which the Work is to be
conducted is presently owned by parties other than TRC Companies or Tecumseh,
TRC Companies or Tecumseh shall use best efforts to obtain access agreements
from the present owners within sixty (60) days of the date the Work is scheduled
to commence in the portion of the Work area for which access is sought. For
purposes of this section, "best efforts" includes the payment of reasonable sums
of money in consideration of access. Access agreements shall provide access for
WDNR and all authorized representatives of WDNR to enter and move freely about
the subject property at all reasonable times in connection with its supervision
of the Work.

2. TRC Companies shall immediately notify WDNR if, after using
its best efforts, it is unable to obtain such agreements. TRC Companies shall
describe in writing its efforts to obtain access. WDNR may then assist TRC
Companies in gaining access, to the extent necessary to effectuate the
activities required by the Order, using such means as WDNR deems appropriate.

H. Covenant Not To Sue

Except as otherwise provided herein, from the effective date of this
Order, for as long as the terms herein are complied with, and upon or after
termination of the Order pursuant to the terms hereof, the Department covenants
not to sue (1) TRC Companies, a replacement contractor, or Tecumseh regarding
Work or other activities of TRC Companies, a replacement contractor, or Tecumseh
under this Order for which there is no Default or (2) Tecumseh, for any
forfeitures or other penalties for any violation of Spill Response Agreements
previously entered into with WDNR or for any violation of Applicable Law due to
the presence of the Known Contaminants within the boundaries of the Site that
occurred before the effective date of this Order, or (3) Tecumseh, for actions
within the boundaries of the Site before the effective date of this Order. This
Covenant does not apply to, and WDNR waives no rights or authority to take
enforcement action with respect to, PCBs deposits beyond the Site, specifically,
below the dam at Hayton.

I. Access to Records and Record Retention

1. WDNR is entitled to have access at all reasonable times to,
and to obtain copies upon request of all data, sampling information, analytical
results, field notes, modeling information, reports, and other such documents
related to the Work performed hereunder. The parties may assert claims of
business confidentiality, attorney client privilege, and other such privilege in
connection with such documents in accordance with Applicable Law.

2. TRC Companies, any replacement contractor, and Tecumseh shall
preserve all records and documents relating to the Work hereunder for a period
of five (5) years following completion of the Work. Thereafter, the records and
documents shall be delivered to WDNR.

J. Community Relations

TRC Companies and WDNR agree to cooperate jointly in the development
and implementation of an appropriate community relations program applicable to
Work at the Site, including the preparation of appropriate Work- related
materials for public dissemination.

K. Notices and Submissions

1. Documents, including but not limited to reports, approvals,
disapprovals, and other correspondence which must be submitted or delivered
under this Consent Order, shall be hand-delivered or delivered by overnight
delivery or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the recipient
party(ies) at the following address(es), or any other address(es) that the
Party(ies) may designate in writing:

As to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources:

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WT/2
101 South Webster
P.O. Box 7921
Madison, WI 53707
Attn: Jim Baumann

With a copy of all notices to:

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources LS/5
101 South Webster
P.O. Box 7921
Madison, WI 53707
Attn: Deborah D. Johnson

As to TRC Companies:

TRC Companies, Inc.
21 Technology Drive
Irvine, CA 92618
Attn: Mike Salmon

As to Tecumseh Products Company:

Tecumseh Products Company
100 East Patterson Street
Tecumseh, MI 49286
Attn: Jim Nicholson

With a copy to:

Greenberg Traurig, LLP
2700 Two Commerce Square
2001 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Attn: Stephen C. Jones

L. Binding Agreement

This Order shall be binding upon TRC Companies and Tecumseh and
their respective successors and assigns.

M. Stipulated Penalties

1. TRC Companies shall be liable for payment to WDNR of the sums
set forth below as stipulated penalties for each day that TRC Companies fails to
comply with a work schedule or payment schedule in accordance with the
requirements contained in this Consent Order, unless WDNR determines that such a
failure or delay is attributable to force majeure as defined herein or is
otherwise approved by WDNR. Such sums shall be due and payable within thirty
(30) days of receipt of written notification from WDNR specifically identifying
the noncompliance and assessing penalties, unless TRC Companies invokes the
dispute resolution procedures set forth in section C. Stipulated penalties for
violations of this Consent Order shall accrue in the amount of $250.00 for the
first fifteen (15) business days, and $500.00 for each business day thereafter.

2. The stipulated penalties set forth herein shall not preclude
WDNR from electing to pursue any other remedy or sanction because of TRC
Companies' failure to comply with any of the terms of this Consent Order,
including a suit to enforce the terms of this Consent Order. Said stipulated
penalties shall not preclude WDNR from seeking statutory penalties up to the
amount authorized by law if TRC Companies fails to comply with any requirements
of this Consent Order.

3. Interest shall accrue on late payments. Payments shall be made
in accordance with instructions provided by WDNR in the written demand. If TRC
Companies fails to pay stipulated penalties when due, WDNR may institute
proceedings to collect the penalties, as well as interest.

RIGHT TO AMEND

The Department reserves the right to amend this Consent Order by the
issuance of another administrative order if such action is necessary for the
protection of the environment, public health, safety or welfare.

Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, this____day of December, 2004

STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
BY:
______________________________________ ________________________________
Scott Hassett, Secretary Date

WAIVER

Tecumseh and TRC Companies hereby waive notice and their right to demand a
contested case hearing before the Department of Natural Resources, regarding the
requirements of this Consent Order, under s. 227.42, Wis. Stats., or any other
provision of law, and waive their statutory right to challenge this Consent
Order in court under ss. 227.52 and 227.53, Wis. Stats., except that in any
proceeding initiated by the Department to enforce the terms of this Consent
Order, Tecumseh, TRC Companies and any replacement contractor may defend on the
basis that the Department's resolution of disputed matters hereunder was
arbitrary and capricious, in addition to any other defenses that are available
under this Consent Order or Applicable Law.

The parties whose signatures appear below, or on separate signature pages,
hereby agree to the terms of this Consent Order. Each person signing the
Consent Order represents ands warrants that he or she has been duly authorized
to execute this agreement and legally bind their respective parties to this
Consent Order.

TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY, A Michigan Corporation

By: /s/ James S. Nicholson 12/21/04
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Printed Name: JAMES S. NICHOLSON Date:
Title: V.P. TREASURER & CFO

TRC COMPANIE,S INC., a Delaware Corporation

By: /s/ Michael C. Salmon 12/20/04
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Printed Name: MICHAEL C. SALMON Date:
Title: SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

Exhibit A

ACORD, CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE OP ID W2 DATE(MM/DD(YYYY)
TECUPRO 12/27/04
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PRODUCER THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION

Hylant Group - Cleveland ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
6225 Oak Tree Blvd THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE
Cleveland OH 44131 COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.
Phone: 216-447-1050 Fax: 216-447-4088 ----------------------------------------------------------
INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC #
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INSURED INSURER A: Amer Int'l Specialty Lines Inc. 26883
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Tecumseh Products Company INSURER B:
TRC Environmental Solutions ----------------------------------------------------------
INSURER C:
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INSURER D:
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INSURER E:
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COVERAGES

Legal Liability CC
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THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED
NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY
REQUIREMENT TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH
RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN . THE
INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE
TERMS. EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES AGGREGATE LIMITS SHOWN
Legal Liability CC
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INSR ADD C POLICY EFFECTIVE POLICY EXPIRATION
LTR 1NSR D TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER DATE (MM/DD/YY) DATE (MM/DD/YY) LIMITS
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GENERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE $30,000,000
[ ] COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY -------------------------------------
[ ] [X] CLAIMS MADE [ ] OCCUR DAMAGE TO RENTED
[ ] PREMISES(Ea occurence) $
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[ ] MED Exp(Any one person) $
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GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER PERSONAL & ADV INJURY $
[X] POLICY [ ] PROJECT [ ] LOC -------------------------------------
GENERAL AGGREGATE $
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PRODUCTS - COMP/OP AGG $
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AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT $30,000,000

[ ] ANY AUTO -------------------------------------
[ ] ALL OWNED AUTOS BODILY INJURY $30,000,000
[ ] SCHEDULED AUTOS
[ ] HIRED AUTOS -------------------------------------
[ ] NON-OWNED AUTOS BODILY INJURY $30,000,000
[ ] -------------------------------------
--------------------- PROPERTY DAMAGE $30,000,000
[ ]
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GARAGE LIABILITY AUTO ONLY - EA ACCIDENT $
[ ] ANY AUTO -------------------------------------

[ ] OTHFR THAN EA ACC $
AUTO ONLY: ---------------------
AGG $
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EXCESS/UMBRELLA LIABILITY EACH OCCURENCE $
[ ] OCCUR [ ] CLAIMS MADE -------------------------------------
AGGREGATE $
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$
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$
[ ] DEDUCTIBLE -------------------------------------
[ ] RETENTION $ $
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WC STATUTORY
LIMITS OTHER
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WORKERS COMPENSATION AND
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY E.L EACH ACCIDENT $
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ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE
OFFICERS/MEMBER EXCLUDED? E.L DISEASE - EA EMPLOYEE $
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If yes. describe under E.L DISEASE - POLICY
SPECIAL PROVISIONS below LIMIT $
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OTHER 12/31/04 12/31/34 $41,141,063
TRC Exit Strategy
Legal Liability CC
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DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONS VEHICLES/EXCLUSIONS ADDED BY
ENDORSEMENT/SPECIAL PROVISIONS

Legal Liability Select Cleanup Cost Cap Policy-Policy covers Tecumseh Plant
Site in New Holstein, WI, Operable Units 1-4 of Hayton Area Remediation Project
and various offsite risks downgradient of Hayton Millpond

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CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION

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SAMP E-1 SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF. THE ISSUING INSURER
*Amounts listed are in excess of funded notional WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL 30 DAYS WRITTEN
commutation amount of $10,306,558 NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE LEFT. BUT
FAILURE TO DO SO SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF
ANY KIND UPON THE INSURER, ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES.
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AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
/s/ [ILLIGEBLE]
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ACORD 25 (2001/08) (C) ACORD CORPORATION 1988

Exhibit B

STATEMENT OF WORK
REMEDIAL DESIGN, ACTION & LONG-
TERM MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE

HAYTON AREA REMEDIATION PROJECT
NEW HOLSTEIN, WISCONSIN

I. PURPOSE

II. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

A. Operable Units 2-4

B. Habitat Preservation and Enhancement

C. Hexavalent Chromium Plume Remediation

III. WORK TO BE PERFORMED

A. PCB Remediation

1. Remedial Design Study

2. Remedial Design

3. Quality Assurance Project Plan

4. Field Sampling Plans

5. Health and Safety Plan

6. Community Relations Support

7. Remedial Construction

8. Operation, Maintenance and Long Term Monitoring

9. Closure Certification Document

B. Hexavalent Chromium

1. Remedial Design

2. Quality Assurance Project Plan

3. Field Sampling Plans

4. Health and Safety Plan

5. Remedial Construction

6. Operation, Maintenance and Long Term Monitoring

7. Closure Certification Document

I. PURPOSE

The purpose of this Statement of Work (SOW) is to set forth requirements for
implementation of the remedial action for the Hayton Area Remediation Project
(HARP), Operable Unit (OU) 2 (Lower), OU3 and OU4, and hexavalent chromium in
ground water at the Tecumseh Plant. The project is located in Calumet County,
Wisconsin, and includes sections of Pine Creek and Hayton Millpond which contain
sediments with elevated levels of PCBs, and the Tecumseh Plant within the City
of New Holstein. The remedial action includes implementation of design studies,
preparation and approval of remedial designs, and implementation of the approved
remedial designs.

In conducting work specified in this SOW, TRC shall follow WDNR-approved
remedial design documents and work plans; and any additional guidance provided
by U.S. EPA for implementing the remedial action at the HARP. Implementation of
this SOW shall result in achieving a surface weighted average concentration
(SWAC) of PCBs that is protective to human health and the environment.

II. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

TRC shall adhere to approved performance standards for the implementation of
remedial action for PCB-affected sediments in Operable Units 2-4 (OU2-4). These
performance standards shall include cleanup standards, standards of control, and
quality criteria set forth by WDNR and EPA as well as approved deliverables
under this SOW. These performance standards are consistent with the cleanup
objectives and are necessary to ensure that the remedy is protective of human
health and the environment.

A. OPERABLE UNITS 2-4

TRC shall demonstrate that removal and disposal of PCB sediments is completed in
accordance with established performance standards. The methods for achieving the
objectives for this treatment area will be set forth in the remedial design and
work plans and will be based on the results of design studies and investigations
that have been or will be completed for the site. Operations, maintenance and
monitoring plans will be prepared and implemented to document performance
standards for the project are achieved and maintained.

B. HABITAT PRESERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT

TRC shall take all appropriate measures during remedial design, construction,
and site maintenance to avoid and minimize adverse impacts to the aquatic
environment. These measures are anticipated to result in short-term and
long-term improvements in fishery conditions. The measures include, but are not
limited to, incorporation of best-design features and/or materials into remedial
construction and compensatory mitigation plans that protect or enhance
ESA-listed species, or protect, create or restore critical freshwater habitat.

C. HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM PLUME REMEDIATION

TRC will work with WDNR to develop site-specific Residual Contaminant Levels
(RCLs) for chromium that reflect current and potential future site conditions.
The hexavalent chromium plume will be remediate to comply with the risk-based
RCLs.

III. WORK TO BE PERFORMED

A. PCB REMEDIATION

1. REMEDIAL DESIGN STUDY

Prior to Remedial Design for OU4, TRC shall implement an field investigation to
characterize contaminant conditions in OU4. The remedial design will be
developed based on the findings of this investigation. Any investigation
activities necessary to supplement information for Lower OU2 and OU3 will be
performed concurrent with the remediation in these areas. TRC contemplates
performing the OU4 investigation and the OU2/OU3 remedial
construction/investigation during the first year of field work under this
contract.

The remedial design study would be described in a workplan/field sampling plan
submitted to WDNR for review and approval. The design study would be
accompanied by a Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP, described below).
Following approval of the workplan, TRC would implement the design study, and
when completed would submit a report describing the results.

2. REMEDIAL DESIGN

This SOW requires TRC to conduct the Remedial Action (RA) according to an
approved Remedial Design and Remedial Action Work Plan. The scope of work for
this remedial action (outlined below) will be incorporated into the Remedial
Design and Remedial Action Work Plan:

Lower OU2 and OU3

- Temporary diversion of the existing creek/stream flow in order to
facilitate geomorphic characterization and selective removal of PCB
sediments from existing stream channel, banks, and floodplain areas
to meet a SWAC that is approvable by WDNR;

- Installation of sediment traps, as necessary to monitor results;

OU4

- Selective removal of PCB-impacted sediments and/or placement of
enhanced natural recovery layers to meet a SWAC that is approvable
by WDNR;

- The OU4 pond may be temporarily or permanently removed to facilitate
remedial construction. If permanently removed, then the embankment
would be removed and former aquatic areas would be converted to
uplands.

Sediments with PCB concentrations less than 50 mg/kg that are generated by
removal activities in OUs 2 through 4 would be disposed of at a WDNR-approved
disposal site. This disposal site may be specially constructed by TRC for this
project or an existing State-permitted facility would be used. Sediments and
soils with PCB concentrations greater than 50 mg/kg would be disposed of at an
EPA-approved TSCA disposal site.

TRC will prepare the remedial designs in two submittals to WDNR: the first to
address remedial work in OUs 2 and 3, and the other to address remedial work in
OU4. The remedial designs shall include engineering plans and specifications
that are required to perform the work. If a specially-constructed landfill will
be used for disposal of the

sediments, then the remedial design plans would include all the information
required by WDNR to approve such a landfill (i.e., demonstration of compliance
with siting criteria, etc. to allow a "low hazard exemption" to be granted). If
the existing embankment is removed, the remedial design plans will include
information required by WDNR for decommissioning such structures.

TRC shall be responsible for implementing additional work elements necessary
for successful implementation of remedial actions at HARP. Additional details
on each task are provided below. All deliverables submitted in response to WDNR
and EPA comments shall include a revised final document that incorporates
modifications made to address the comments, and a transmittal that responds
directly to each comment and identifies how the comment was addressed in the
deliverable.

TRC will pay fees to WDNR for their costs incurred in supervising the work to
the extent authorized in NR 749, Wisconsin Adminstrative Code.,

3. QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN (QAPP)

TRC shall develop a site-specific Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP),
covering sample analysis and data handling for samples collected in all phases
of future site work, based upon guidance and feedback from WDNR and EPA. The
QAPP shall be consistent with the requirements of the WDNR. The QAPP shall, at
a minimum, include:

1. Project Description

- Facility Location and History

- Past Data Collection Activity

- Project Scope

2. Project Organization and Responsibility

3. Data Management Plan

- Describe tracking, sorting, retrieving data

- Identify software for data storage,

- Minimum data requirements & data format

- Data backup procedures

- Submission of data in format(s) acceptable to EPA

4. Quality Assurance Objectives for Measurement Data

- Level of Quality Control Effort

- Accuracy, Precision, and Sensitivity of Analysis

- Completeness Representativeness and Comparability

5. Sampling Procedures

6. Sample Custody

- Field Specific Custody Procedures

- Laboratory Chain-of-Custody Procedures

7. Calibration Procedures and Frequency

- Field Instruments/Equipment

- Laboratory Instruments

8. Analytical Procedures

- Non-Contract Laboratory Program Analytical Methods

- Field Screening and Analytical Protocol

- Laboratory Procedures

9. Internal Quality Control Checks

- Field Measurements

- Laboratory Analysis

10. Data Reduction, Validation, and Reporting

11. Performance and System Audits

12. Preventive Maintenance

- Routine Preventive Maintenance Procedures and
Schedules

- Field Instruments/Equipment

- Laboratory Instruments

13. Specific Routine Procedures to Assess Data Precision,
Accuracy, and Completeness

- Field Measurement Data

- Laboratory Data

14. Corrective Action

- Sample Collection/Field Measurement

- Laboratory Analysis

15. Quality Assurance Reports to Management

- Acceptance and rejection data sheets

- Problem identification and corrective measure reports

- Evaluation reports

- Acceptance reports

- Final documentation

The QAPP address quality assurance activities and procedures for sampling that
occurs throughout all phases of the project from the remedial design studies to
long term monitoring.. The QAPP should, at a minimum, address the following
project elements.

design sampling, upland disposal site sampling (if necessary), construction
monitoring, water quality monitoring during construction, long-term monitoring,
and other sampling requirements as needed.

4. FIELD SAMPLING PLAN

TRC shall develop field sampling plans to perform any field sampling work that
is necessary as part of the remedial work. The Field Sampling Plans (FSP)
describe sampling objectives, locations, frequency, parameters, procedures, and
schedule. The FSPs will be submitted to WDNR for review and approval.
Specifically, FSPs will be prepared for at least the following two activities:

WATER QUALITY MONITORING PLAN

Water quality monitoring must be performed during sediment
removal to implementation impacts and assure compliance with
Clean Water Act Section 404 water quality certification that
will be required for this project.

CONFIRMATION SAMPLING PLAN

Prior to closure request, a statistically based
monitoring/sampling program will be implemented to verify
that performance standards have been met following remedial
construction.

5. HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN (HASP)

TRC shall develop a health and safety plan which is designed to protect on-site
personnel and area residents and workers from physical, chemical, and all other
hazards posed by this remedial action. The safety plan shall establish the
performance levels and criteria necessary to address the following areas:

- Facility Description

- Personnel

- Levels of protection

- Safe work practices and safe guards

- Medical surveillance

- Personal and environmental air monitoring

- Personal protective equipment

- Personal hygiene

- Decontamination-personal and equipment

- Site work zones

- Contaminant control

- Contingency and emergency planning, including SPCC

- Logs, reports, and record keeping

The safety plan shall follow WDNR and EPA guidance as well as all OSHA
requirements as outlined in 29 C.F.R. 1910 and 1926.

6. COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUPPORT

TRC will cooperate with WDNR in the implementation of an appropriate community
relations program applicable to Work at the Site, including cooperating with
WDNR in the

preparation of appropriate Work-related materials for public dissemination.
TRC will also engage in public communications/relations to actively facilitate
support for the proposed remedy. This may include entering into site access
arrangements as well as meeting with community members and leaders to define
and address their concerns.

7. REMEDIAL CONSTRUCTION

TRC shall implement remedial construction operations using the remedial
elements that will be outlined in the following list of documents to be
prepared and submitted to WDNR for approval prior to initiating construction.
The required contents of each of these documents are briefly described below.

A. REMEDIAL ACTION WORK PLAN

TRC shall submit a Remedial Action (RA) Work Plan which includes a
detailed description of the remediation and construction activities,
including how those construction activities are to be implemented by TRC
and subcontractors, and coordinated with WDNR and EPA. As such, the RA
Work Plan will include an organizational chart indicating lines of
communication and the roles and responsibilities of the various members
of the project team. The RA Work Plan will also describe the methods and
equipment that will be used, and sequencing of the project activities.
The RA Work Plan shall include a project schedule for each major activity
and submittal of deliverables that are generated during the remedial
action.

B. CONSTRUCTION QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN (CQAP)

TRC shall submit a Construction Quality Assurance Plan (CQAP) which
describes the site-specific components of the performance measurement
methods and quality assurance program which shall ensure that the
completed project meets or exceeds all performance standards and design
criteria, plans and specifications. The CQAP shall be submitted along
with the Remedial Design Plan. The CQAP shall contain the following
elements:

i. Organizational structureof the CQA program and team.

ii. Qualifications. Establish the minimum training and
experience of the Construction Quality Assurance (CQA)
Official and supporting inspection personnel, and the
necessary qualifications of the remedial construction
contractor and any subcontractor(s), as appropriate.

iii. Inspection and verification activities. Establish the
observations and tests that will be required to monitor the
construction and/or installation of the components of the
remedial action. The CQAP shall include the scope and
frequency of each type of inspection to be conducted.
Inspections shall be required to measure compliance

with environmental requirements and ensure compliance with all
health and safety procedures.

iv. Sampling activities. Establish requirements for quality
assurance sampling activities including the sampling protocols,
sample size, locations, frequency of testing, acceptance and
rejection data sheets, problem identification and corrective
measures reports, evaluation reports, acceptance reports, and
final documentation. Establish a construction contingency plan
which provides criteria for corrective action and includes a
description and schedule of corrective actions to be implemented
in the event that such criteria are exceeded during implementation
of the remedial action.

v. Documentation. Reporting requirements for CQA activities shall
be described in detail in the CQAP. This shall include procedures
for updating and maintaining records such items as daily summary
reports, inspection data sheets, health and safety reports,
problem identification and corrective measures reports, activity
logs, laboratory reports, emergency reports, chain of custody
forms, maintenance and monitoring data, design acceptance reports,
and final documentation. A description of the provisions for
final storage of all records consistent with state and federal
requirements shall be included.

vi. Field Changes. Describe procedures for processing design
changes and securing WDNR/EPA review and approval of such changes
to ensure changes conform to performance standards, requirements
of this SOW, are consistent with Cleanup Objectives, and are
protective of human health and the environment.

vii. Final Reporting. Identify all final CQAP documentation to be
submitted to WDNR/EPA in the Remedial Action Construction Report,
or other deliverables and submissions.

C. RA PROGRESS REPORTS AND MEETING
TRC shall prepare RA progress reports on a regular basis throughout the RA.
Report frequency shall be determined through mutual agreement between the TRC
and the WDNR/EPA. At a minimum, TRC shall address the following at progress
reports:

- General progress of construction with respect to RA schedule;

- Problems encountered and associated action items;

- Pending design, personnel or schedule changes requiring WDNR/EPA
review and approval;

- Results of any RA verification sampling and associated
decisions and action items.

TRC will also conduct progress meetings as necessary with the WDNR
to discuss issues and progress.

D. REMEDIAL ACTION COMPLETION REPORT

A Remedial Action Completion Report shall be submitted after
construction is complete and all performance standards have been
attained, but where OMMP requirements will continue to be performed.
The written report shall include a summary of all information (e.g.,
long-term monitoring data) demonstrating that performance standards
have been attained. In the report, a registered professional
engineer and TRC Project Coordinator shall state that the remedial
action has been constructed in accordance with the design drawings
and specifications. The written report shall include as-built
drawings signed and stamped by a professional engineer, and other
supporting documentation to demonstrate the CQAP was followed.

8. OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND LONG TERM MONITORING (OMLM)

TRC shall submit for WDNR approval, a post-remedial action Operation,
Maintenance, & Long Term Monitoring Plan (OMLMP) and QAPP (or amendments to the
remedial design QAPP). The objective of the OMLMP monitoring is to verify the
continued long-term effectiveness of the remedy in protecting human health and
the environment. The scope at a minimum includes the operation, maintenance and
monitoring for the existing sediment trap (OU-1) and any others installed to
verify remediation results. Such activities include collecting sediments,
replacing peat, and ultimately trap removal. The OMLMP may include:

- monitoring to ensure that recontamination of
sediment removal areas has not occurred;

- monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of
Enhanced

- Natural Recovery (ENR) if necessary;

- monitoring and evaluating the long-term remedial
actions;

- establishing a schedule of inspections and
monitoring;

- defining objective criteria for determining when
maintenance is necessary; defining objective
criteria for determining whether design criteria
and performance standards are being met, as well
as establishing contingency actions that address
thresholds or criteria that are exceeded.

The final OMLMP will be periodically reviewed and revised as necessary,
under WDNR/EPA direction and approval.

The OMLMP shall be composed of the following elements:

1. Description of normal operation and maintenance:

a. Description of tasks to achieve each
monitoring objective;

b. Description of tasks for maintenance;

c. Schedule showing frequency of each OMLMP.

2. Description of routine monitoring and laboratory
testing:

a. Description of monitoring tasks;

b. Description of data quality objectives;

c. Description of required data collection
(including sample type, number, location and frequency,
sampling equipment and methods), laboratory tests, and
their interpretation;

d. Description of equipment, installation of monitoring
components, maintenance of site equipment, and
replacement schedule for equipment and installed
components:

e. Required quality assurance and quality control,
HASP, & FSP (or addenda);

f. Schedule of monitoring frequency

g. Schedule for reporting results;

h. Description of verification sampling procedures if
Confirmation Numbers or performance standards are
exceeded in routing monitoring; and

i. If necessary, description of the monitoring necessary
during implementation of habitat mitigation and after
implementation to evaluate its success.

3. Corrective Action:

a. A process will be defined in the plan to address
any corrective actions that may be necessary.

4. Description of procedures modifying the OMLMP.

5. Recordkeeping and reporting:

a. Periodic reports will be submitted to WDNR that
describe the ongoing operations and maintenance
and to provide the results of monitoring.

b. TRC shall preserve all records and documents
relating to the work for a period of five years
following completion of the Work. Thereafter, the
records and documents shall be delivered to WDNR
if necessary.

9. CLOSURE CERTIFICATION DOCUMENT

Once the remedial construction is complete and the performance objectives have
been demonstrated, the TRC project manager will submit an application to WDNR
requesting a "no-further action" closure certification.

B. HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM

1. REMEDIAL DESIGN

The hexavalent chromium plume is characterized adequately for remedial design.
TRC will design a two component approach to remediate the hexavalent chromium
plume: In-Situ biological remediation will be used in the core area of the
plume to reduce the chromium from the hexavalent oxidation state to the much
less toxic tri-valent oxidation state; at the fringe/leading edge of the plume,
phytoremediation will be used to control/contain the lower concentration ground
water.

The remedial design will be submitted to WDNR for approval in a report. The
report will include plans and specifications, and supporting information for
the proposed approach (including treatability test data, if necessary).

2. QUALITY ASSURANCE PROJECT PLAN

1. Project Description

- Facility Location and History

- Past Data Collection Activity

- Project Scope

2. Project Organization and Responsibility

3. Data Management Plan

- Describe tracking, sorting, retrieving data

- Identify software for data storage,

- Minimum data requirements & data format

- Data backup procedures

- Submission of data in format(s) acceptable to EPA

4. Quality Assurance Objectives for Measurement Data

- Level of Quality Control Effort

- Accuracy, Precision, and Sensitivity of Analysis

- Completeness Representativeness and Comparability

5. Sampling Procedures

6. Sample Custody

- Field Specific Custody Procedures

- Laboratory Chain-of-Custody Procedures

7. Calibration Procedures and Frequency

- Field Instruments/Equipment

- Laboratory Instruments

8. Analytical Procedures

-Non-Contract Laboratory Program Analytical Methods

-Field Screening and Analytical Protocol

-Laboratory Procedures

9. Internal Quality Control Checks

-Field Measurements

-Laboratory Analysis

10. Data Reduction, Validation, and Reporting

11. Performance and System Audits

12. Preventive Maintenance

-Routine Preventive Maintenance Procedures and
Schedules

-Field Instruments/Equipment

-Laboratory Instruments

13. Specific Routine Procedures to Assess Data Precision,
Accuracy, and Completeness

-Field Measurement Data

-Laboratory Data

14. Corrective Action

-Sample Collection/Field Measurement

-Laboratory Analysis

15. Quality Assurance Reports to Management

-Acceptance and rejection data sheets

-Problem identification and corrective measure
reports

-Evaluation reports

-Acceptance reports

-Final documentation

The QAPP address quality assurance activities and procedures for sampling that
occurs throughout all phases of the project from the remedial design studies to
long term monitoring. The QAPP should, at a minimum, address the following
project elements: design sampling, water quality monitoring, long-term
monitoring, and other sampling requirements as needed.

3. FIELD SAMPLING PLANS

TRC shall develop field sampling plans to perform any field sampling work that
is necessary as part of the remedial work. The Field Sampling Plans (FSP)
describe sampling objectives, locations, frequency, parameters, procedures, and
a schedule. The FSPs will be submitted to WDNR for review and approval.

4. HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN

- Facility Description

- Personnel

- Levels of protection

- Safe work practices and safe guards

- Medical surveillance

- Personal and environmental air monitoring

- Personal protective equipment

- Personal hygiene

- Decontamination -- personal and equipment

- Site work zones

- Contaminant control

- Contingency and emergency planning, including SPCC

- Logs, reports, and record keeping

The safety plan shall follow WDNR and EPA guidance as well as all OSHA
requirements as outlined in 29 C.F.R. 1910 and 1926.

5. REMEDIAL CONSTRUCTION

A. REMEDIAL ACTION WORK PLAN

B. CONSTRUCTION QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN (CQAP)

TRC shall submit a Construction Quality Assurance Plan (CQAP) which describes
the site-specific components of the performance measurement methods and quality
assurance program which shall ensure that the completed project meets or exceeds
all performance standards and design criteria, plans and specifications. The
CQAP shall be submitted along with the Remedial Design Plan. The CQAP shall
contain the following elements:

i. Organizational structureof the CQA program and team.

iv. Sampling activities. Establish requirements for quality
assurance sampling activities including the sampling
protocols, sample size, locations, frequency of testing,
acceptance and rejection data sheets, problem identification
and corrective measures reports, evaluation reports,
acceptance reports, and final documentation. Establish a
construction contingency plan which provides criteria for
corrective action and includes a description and schedule of
corrective actions to be implemented in the event that such
criteria are exceeded during implementation of the remedial
action.

v. Documentation. Reporting requirements for CQA activities
shall be described in detail in the CQAP. This shall include
procedures for updating and maintaining records such items as
daily summary reports, inspection data sheets, health and
safety reports, problem identification and corrective
measures reports, activity logs, laboratory reports,
emergency reports, chain of custody forms, maintenance and
monitoring data, design acceptance reports, and final
documentation. A description of the provisions for final
storage of all records consistent with state and federal
requirements shall be included.

vi. Field Changes. Describe procedures for processing design
changes and securing WDNR/EPA review and approval of such
changes to ensure changes conform to performance standards,
requirements of this SOW, are consistent with Performance
Standards, and are protective of human health and the
environment.

vii. Final Reporting. Identify all final CQAP documentation
to be submitted to WDNR/EPA in the Remedial Action
Construction Report, or other deliverables and submissions.

C. RA PROGRESS REPORTS AND MEETINGS

TRC shall prepare RA progress reports on a regular basis throughout the
RA. Report frequency shall be determined through mutual agreement between
the TRC and the WDNR/EPA. At a minimum, TRC shall address the following at
progress reports:

- General progress of construction with respect to RA schedule;

- Problems encountered and associated action items;

- Pending design, personnel or schedule changes requiring
WDNR/EPA review and approval;

- Results of any RA verification sampling and associated
decisions and action items.

TRC will also conduct progress meetings as necessary with the WDNR to
discuss issues and progress.

D. REMEDIAL ACTION COMPLETION REPORT

A Remedial Action Completion Report shall be submitted after construction
is complete and all performance standards have been attained, but where
OMMP requirements will continue to be performed. The written report shall
include a summary of all information (e.g., long-term monitoring data)
demonstrating that performance standards have been attained. In the
report, a registered professional engineer and TRC Project Coordinator
shall state that the remedial action has been constructed in accordance
with the design drawings and specifications. The written report shall
include as-built drawings signed and stamped by a professional engineer,
and other supporting documentation to demonstrate the CQAP was followed.

6. OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND LONG TERM MONITORING (OMLM)

- monitoring of groundwater to verify that concentrations
are declining and that the remediation is effective;

- monitoring process parameters to assure that the
remediation systems are operating effectively;

- establishing a schedule of inspections and monitoring;

- defining objective criteria for determining when
maintenance is necessary; defining objective criteria
for determining whether design criteria and performance
standards are being met, as well as establishing
contingency actions that address thresholds or criteria
that are exceeded.

The final OMLMP will be periodically reviewed and revised as necessary, under
WDNR/EPA direction and approval.

The OMLMP shall be composed of the following elements:

1. Description of normal operation and maintenance:

a. Description of tasks to achieve each monitoring
objective;

b. Description of tasks for maintenance;

c. Schedule showing frequency of each OMLMP.
2. Description of routine monitoring and laboratory testing:

a. Description of monitoring tasks;

b. Description of data quality objectives;

c. Description of required data collection (including
sample type, number, location and frequency, sampling
equipment and methods), laboratory tests, and their
interpretation;

d. Description of equipment, installation of monitoring
components, maintenance of site equipment, and
replacement schedule for equipment and installed
components:

e. Required quality assurance and quality control,
HASP, & FSP (or addenda);

f. Schedule of monitoring frequency

g. Schedule for reporting results;

h. Description of verification sampling procedures if
Confirmation Numbers or performance standards are
exceeded in routing monitoring; and

i. If necessary, description of the monitoring necessary
during implementation of habitat mitigation and after
implementation to evaluate its success.

3. Corrective Action:

b. A process will be defined in the plan to address
any corrective actions that may be necessary.

4. Description of procedures modifying the OMLMP.

5. Recordkeeping and reporting:

c. Periodic reports will be submitted to WDNR that
describe the ongoing operations and maintenance
and to provide the results of monitoring.

d. TRC shall preserve all records and documents
relating to the work for a period of five years
following completion of the Work. Thereafter, the
records and documents shall be delivered to WDNR
if necessary.

7. CLOSURE CERTIFICATION DOCUMENT