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Y r l SITE AND SURROUNDING PROPERTY DESCRIPTION The following describes the proposed land division areas: Parcel 1 is to be 2.0 acres in the NWC of the property and is currently vacant, fallow land. Cattle were run on this parcel and it apparently never contained any structures. Parcel 2 is to be 2.09 acres in the NEC and is also.. vacant, fallow land with no buildings. Parcel 3 in the SWC is to be 3.98 acres, and is the current homesite Parcel. This Parcel contains the Tivald's residence with a well and septic system, an old milk barn in disrepair, and an old dilapidated dance hall from the early 1900's. These two old buildings are to be razed. There is a sea container used for furniture storage at the south end of this homesite Parcel. Parcel 4 in the SEC is the similar to Parcels 1 and 2 in that it is vacant, fallow land. Parcels 1 and 3 are to remain under control and ownership by Mr. and Mrs. Tivald. Parcel 2 and Parcel 4 are to contain one future single family residence, with the potential of a ?� second unit dwelling on each of these Parcels, unless there will be CC&R's prohibiting second unit dwellings. The site is bordered to the north by rural residential parcels and the Stockton East Water District water conveyance structures. To the south, are rural residential ranchettes and horse boarding facilities. Agricultural productionn occurs in close proximity to the property; closest to the west, ! northwest and north. The subject property was used to graze beef cattle and dairy cattle in the (� distant past, as discussed below. To the east and south are single family residential structures and ranchettes. There are no commercial facilities within a one-mile radius of the property, other than horse boarding facilities. The neighborhood area has existed for at least five decades and some buildings in the area are much older. This is evidenced by an on-site, dilapidated building that was once a dance hall in the early 1900's for the town of Peters. INFORMATION FROM SITE RECONNAISSANCE AND INTERVIEWS The following information was obtained visually or through an interview with Mr. &Mrs. (z Tivald: In 1959, Ruth Tivald's parents bought the subject property. The property contains no underground storage tanks (other than a septic tank), and one empty above ground storage tanks. No odor, or residue was detected in this tank. There apparently was never underground storage ,�� tanks on the property to store fuel or oil. It is a possibility that minute volumes of agrichemicals sprayed on agricultural production land to the west and northwest may have drifted onto the subject property. The site can be considered in `3 the predominant downgradient windshed to the Linden area. Additionally, San Joaquin County Mosquito Abatement District sprays for mosquitos in the surrounding open pasture land, which may contain standing water. Consequently, mosquito insecticides may be applied, or have drifted onto the property. The entire acreage was walked and surveyed for evidence which may suggest surface and/or subsurface contamination: Several containers were observed on proposed Parcel 3,but none on Page -2- Chesney Consulting