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\nScope of the plan .......................................................................................................................................................................... 12  \nAbout the plan ............................................................................................................................................13  \nStructure of the plan .................................................................................................................................................................. 13  \nAssessment of potentially contaminated mulch...................................................................................13  \nRemoval of contaminated mulch .............................................................................................................15  \nDecision rules 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