According toRegulation 260/08 "Performance Standards" in Ontario and the legal principles on the environmental site assessment (ESA) which of the following statement is false?

a. An environmental site assessment (ESA) means an investigation in relation to land to determine the environmental condition of property, and includes a phase one environmental site assessment or a phase two environmental site assessment under Ontario Regulation.

b. Phase III Site Assessment is called for only when contamination has been identified. A Phase III Assessment determines the extent of the contamination, both horizontally and vertically, and forms the basis for preparing a remediation plan, and estimation of the cost for remediation.

c. Phase I Site Assessment include sampling or testing of soil, groundwater, or building materials.

d. Phase I of an ESA primarily assesses the likelihood that a site is contaminated through visual observations, historical use reviews and regulatory records.

e. An engineer who prepares or supervises the preparation of a report as part of an environmental site assessment shall ensure that in a statement the objectives and requirements set out in that Regulation for a phase one environmental site assessment or a phase two environmental site assessment, as the case may be, were applied in carrying out the environmental site assessment and preparing the report.

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According to Regulation 260/08 \"Performance Standards" in Ontario and the legal principles on the environmental site assessment (ESA) which of the following statement is false? 0 An environmental site assessment (ESA) means an investigation in relation to land to determine the environmental condition of property, and includes a phase one environmental site assessment or a phase two environmental site assessment under Ontario Regulation. 0 Phase III Site Assessment is called for only when contamination has been identified. A Phase Ill Assessment determines the extent of the contamination, both horizontally and vertically, and forms the basis for preparing a remediation plan, and estimation of the cost for remediation. (9 Phase I Site Assessment include sampling or testing of soil, groundwater, or building materials. 0 Phase I of an ESA primarily assesses the likelihood that a site is contaminated through visual observations, historical use reviews and regulatory records. 0 An engineer who prepares or supervises the preparation of a report as part of an environmental site assessment shall ensure that in a statement the objectives and requirements set out in that Regulation for a phase one environmental site assessment or a phase two environmental site assessment, as the case may be, were applied in carrying out the environmental site assessment and preparing the report