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Phase I Update and Pre-Gas Station Phase 11 Report Proposed Safeway Store#1769 Gas Station Stockton, California December 12, 2000 in May 2000 to a parcel located south of the Property behind the new Safeway store. Construction of the new Safeway store parking lot and adjacent Safeway store began in June 2000, according to Mr. Jacobsen. Mr. Jacobsen was not aware of any spills or releases of hazardous materials on the Property. Mr. Mike Infuma of the San Joaquin County Environmental Management Department (SJCEMD) was interviewed on December 8, 2000 to discuss the status of the site investigations at the two nearby gasoline release site. Information obtained from Mr. Infuma has been incorporated into Section 2.4. 2.3 Agency Database Review McLaren/Hart retained Environmental Data Resources (EDR) to provide federal, state, and local regulatory agency databases for sites, including the Property, listed within the search distances described in the ASTM Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments E 1527-00. These databases provide lists of facilities that use, store or dispose of hazardous substances, as well as sites with known or suspected contaminated soil or groundwater. A copy of the EDR report is presented in Appendix B. 2.3.1 New Database Listings The updated EDR report does not list new sites with known impacts to soil or groundwater within '/-mile of the Property that were not listed in the previous regulatory agency database report presented in the January 2000 Phase I EA. As previously mentioned and discussed in the January 2000 Phase I EA, gasoline releases have occurred at two gasoline stations located north northeast of the Property. These sites are discussed in Section 2.4. 2.4 Review of a Prior Phase I EA Report A January 2000 Phase I EA report was prepared by ATC Associates for a larger site that included the Property. HSI GeoTrans reviewed the prior Phase I EA report as it related to the Property. Based on review of the prior Phase I EA report, a residence was located on the Property at the time the report was prepared (January 2000). The house was reportedly constructed in 1956 on land previously occupied by an alfalfa field. The house was connected to an on-site septic tank and received electricity and natural gas from Pacific Gas & Electric. The report did not identify Recognized Environmental Conditions in connection with the Property; however, two nearby off-site gasoline release sites were identified in the report. One station is a 7-11 gas station located approximately 100 feet north of the Property, across Country Club Boulevard (see Figure 2). The second station is an Exxon (USA) station located approximately P:IPROJECTS1Wwmy%284\Stoddon-103\1789 EA_Updete.doe 4