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200'708355 (a) In 2001 -2003, thermal decomposition and demolition of the buildings that remained at the load lines was performed. Following demolition of the buildings, the soil under the former building locations was tested to determine if the explosives content of the soil exceeded 10% (levels above this are considered explosive safety hazards). Any soil exceeding this level was remediated. (b) In 2003 -2004, a geophysical investigation of Load Line 1 was conducted, as part of activities designed to certify the load line properties safe for transfer. The purpose of this investigation was to locate potential buried MEC items at the load line. The investigation was conducted at areas outside the building footprints. Following geophysical mapping of anomalies, intrusive investigation of the anomalies was conducted. At Load Line 1, a total of 13,110 anomalies were dug, the majority of which were buried metal objects related to farming or construction activities. Two of the anomalies that were dug were rocket warheads, an M28A 3.5 -inch HEAT Rocket warhead and an M29A2 3.5 -inch Practice Rocket. It was determined that the warheads did not contain any explosive residue so they were classified as munitions debris and the items were properly removed. In addition, two burial pits with asbestos - containing material were located during this investigation. (c) Work to remove buried asbestos - cement sewer lines on Load Line 1 was conducted in March through May of 2006. After sewer removal, limited subsurface screening of soils under the sewers was performed to confirm that the explosives content of the soil was not greater than 10 %. The majority of the samples for Load Line 1 resulted in a level of less than 0.001% total explosives, with the highest result being 0.0032% total explosives. Because these results were far below the value that is considered an explosive safety hazard (greater than 10% explosives), the soils beneath the sewer lines were left in place. (d) The buried asbestos debris areas that were discovered as part of the geophysical investigation were excavated and removed in June and July of 2006. The purpose of this removal project was also to remove any buried MEC that might be associated with the asbestos debris areas and to obtain 5X certification for the remaining portions of Load Line 1. The excavated soils and waste materials were inspected for MEC and verification samples were collected and analyzed. No MEC was discovered during this project. (e) The Load Line 1 property received 5X certification. The 5X certification for the Load Line 1 property that is included in Tract 37D was dated 31 December 31 2004, while the former debris pits located on Load Line 1 that contained ACM are included under the 5X certification dated 10 January 2007. A summary of MEC discovered on the property is provided in Exhibit "C," attached hereto and made a part hereof. 3. The Grantor represents that, to the best of its knowledge, no MEC is currently present on the Property. Notwithstanding the Grantor's determination, the parties acknowledge that there is a possibility that MEC may exist on the Property. If the Grantee, any subsequent owner, or any other person should find any MEC on the Property, they shall immediately stop any intrusive or ground - disturbing work in the area or in any adjacent areas and shall not attempt to disturb, remove or destroy it, but shall immediately notify the Local Police Department so that G�