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r' • Ms Scheutzow Page 4 September 21, 1990 tiles, sprayed-on ceiling material and pipe insulation were not observed at the time of the assessment The samples were analyzed by the TRC Asbestos Laboratory in East Hartford, Connecticut, using polarized light microscopy coupled with dispersion staining to identify asbestos constituents Laboratory analysis did not indicate detectable levels of asbestos in the floor the The laboratory results and accompanying Cham-of-Custody documentation are provided in Appendix B AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH STUDY TRC performed a site history survey of the property using aerial photographs to evaluate whether prior land use poses a source for any possible environmental concerns Aerial photographs from 1936, 1965, and 1989 were examined at Pacific Aerial Surveys, Oakland, California In the 1936 photograph, the building currently present on the subject property is present El Dorado and Lindsay Streets appear as paved roads in the vicinity of the property There is a semi-trailer and cars in a parking lot adjacent to the north of the property The existing Kinser Motor Supply building, adjacent to the east of the property, appears to be in use as an apartment building Three small buildings, adjacent to each other, are across Lindsay Street to the south of the property The front of the each of the buildings contains what appears to be an awning The awning suggests that the buildings are in use as business offices, or possibly shops A parking lot is located at the southwest corner of El Dorado and Lindsay Streets The existing Stockton City Hall is located to the . west of the property across El Dorado Street A parking lot is located immediately adjacent to the north of the City Hall In the photograph from 1965, the subject property and immediately adjacent properties appear unchanged from the 1936 photograph, except for the parking lot noted in the 1936 photograph,at the southwest intersection of E1 Dorado and Lindsay Streets That property now contains a building The existing Beneficial and Stockton Municipal Employees Thrift and Credit Union buildings appear to the immediate north of the property In the 1989 photograph, the subject property and immediately adjacent properties appear unchanged from the previous photograph REGULATORY INFORMATION TRC researched available in-house materials to obtain regulatory information pertinent to the subject property The information is described below The Regional Water Quality Control Board(RWQCB) is the state agency that maintains most records of current and past groundwater contamination A report of leaking underground storage tanks (USTs) is prepared annually by the RWQCB and is submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) TRC maintains current RWQCB and SWRCB lists of leaking USTs for the region The"no action"designation is applied to cases that are new and/or backlogged and does not imply that no action will be taken on the listed site Five sites are listed within a 1/2-mile radius of the subject site The first site, Toyota Town, Inc , at 610 N Hunter Street, is located approximately 1/4 mile north-northeast of the subject property. The type of contamination is benzene and the lead agency • is the listed as the Central RWQCB Soil at the site has been impacted, and a site investigation is in progress The second site, San Joaquin County, at 125 and 145 S Sutter Street, is located 7?C