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ENVIRONMENTAL ACCESS PROCESS INSTRUCTIONS Licensing Process: Once the application package is received by Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. (JLL), the application and drawing will be forwarded to the engineering firm to prepare the Exhibit “A” drawings for the contract. This process takes approximately 10 to 15 working days. When the Exhibit “A” is completed, information will be forwarded to BNSF’s local Roadmaster for approval. If you will be sampling surface or subsurface soil, sediments, groundwater or installing wells or other facilities associated with the environmental investigation or remediation, you must submit a Work Plan. BNSF has partnered with TRC Environmental Corporation (TRC), a company committed to providing professional services to review the Work Plan. The Work Plan should be sent to TRC at the same time as the application is submitted to JLL for processing. The Work Plan to be submitted must address the following items: Point of Access Outline of Areas to be impacted both on the drawing and on an aerial from Google Earth Sampling locations (surface or subsurface soil, sediments and groundwater) Methods of securing sample, frequency of samples, chemical analyses Health and safety measures for Applicant’s Workers, Railroad Workers and any other workers on the site. Training required for onsite workers (BNSF Contractor Orientation, 40 hour OSHA, etc.) Pollution prevention measures Runoff Management Waste Management and disposal plan Plugging, abandonment of physical features added to the site by Applicant Site restoration plan Expected Date of data to be shared with BNSF Copies of any decree, consent order, etc. which is governing the proposed work by Applicant The Work Plan will only be reviewed if it is accompanied by a check for the correct amount as calculated on the Environmental Fee Calculator form. Please submit the Work Plan, the completed Environmental Fee Calculator form (see page 5) and your payment to: TRC Environmental Corporatio