Phase II Environmental Site Assessment follows which phase?

Phase II Environmental Site Assessment follows Phase I because it serves as a more detailed investigation that occurs after the initial assessment. Phase I typically involves a review of historical site use, current site conditions, and a site inspection to identify potential or existing hazardous conditions without the need for sampling. If Phase I indicates potential contamination or concerns, a Phase II assessment will be conducted to collect samples such as soil, groundwater, or building materials to test for contaminants and further characterize the environmental condition of the site. This phased approach helps ensure that any environmental issues are properly identified and managed before any development occurs.

Other options do not correctly represent the sequence of environmental assessments; Site Planning and Design Development are part of the building design process but do not directly relate to the environmental assessment phases. Phase 3 typically refers to a subsequent step in environmental assessments or project development, distinct from the initial assessment phase.