The information provided below is presented and provided to acquaint the reader with data typically reported by a Phase One Site Assessment.  This list should not be relied on conclusively.  All Phase One Assessments must follow the appropriate rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by the current ASTM Standard E-1527.

Phase 1 –Typical data reported by a Phase One site assessment. The Registered Environmental Professional may provide additional required information within the report as deemed essential and necessary.

1. Physical inspection of the entire subject property.
2. Interviews with persons knowledgeable of the property.
3. Review of state and federal lists of known contaminated sites, hazardous materials users, spills and underground tanks.
4. Evaluation of nearby operations for their potential to affect subject property.
5. Interpretation of topographic maps and aerial photographs.
6. Review of any existing environmental documents for the project area.
7. Current and past use of the property.
8. Review of recorded owner history at applicable register of deeds office.
9. Conclusions and recommendations.

*The information herein presented is for the enlightenment and convenience of the reader. While every effort is made to keep such information accurate and up-to-date, this information is not intended to replace any official source.  Under no circumstances shall the CWMTF Board of Trustees, CWMTF staff, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, nor the State of North Carolina be held liable for any actions taken or omissions made from the reliance on any information contained herein. Nor shall the CWMTF Board of Trustees, CWMTF staff, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, nor the State of North Carolina be held liable for any other consequences from any such reliance.

7/31/02