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11 October 2013 -3 AGE Project No. 13-2918 Page 12 of 15 7.1 . METHODOLOGY AND LIMITING CONDITIONS An AGE representative was given full access to subject property exterior and the interior of storage sheds. The interior of the property single-family residence and recreational structure were not inspected during the site reconnaissance. AGE does not consider this limiting condition significant due to the residential uses of the structures. No additional limiting conditions were noted. 7.2. GENERAL SITE SETTING The following is a description of the primary features of the subject property observed at the time of the site visit: _ The property is located along the south-southwest side of Determination Drive (an unmarked, gravel road). Access to the property is gained by two dirt access roads, and a concrete driveway. The concrete driveway leads to a single-family residence on the easternmost corner of the property parcel. The remaining property acreage comprises tilled, dry land. • The property residential area on the easternmost corner of the property parcel contains the following features: • Single-family residence served by a septic system located immediately east - of the structure. • Recreation structure located behind the property residence served by a septic system located immediately east of the structure. • Two storage sheds located west-northwest of the residence and recreation structure. The northernmost of the two sheds serves as a well house and covers the domestic drinking water well-head and water tank. Both sheds contain miscellaneous household storage, including small quantities, typical of household use, of pesticides (less than five gallons), and gasoline (less than five gallons)for landscaping equipment. No spillage, staining,or pooling of materials were noted in the storage sheds. • A compost area located southwest of the sheds. The compost area was dug out of the surface (concave) and dyked on the sides by the removed soils. The interior of the compost area was inspected and only contained plant material from the residential area landscaping. No soil staining, or improper disposal of materials were noted within the compost area. • The remaining property acreage was tilled, unplanted, and dry land. An irrigation ditch bordered the south-southwest property line. The ditch was overgrown, and ldvanced GeaEnvirnnmental.Inc.