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FMGEO <br /> INCORPORATED <br /> l <br /> R 1.1.2 Other Information <br /> We reviewed regulatory databases and made visual observations during our site visit. Based <br /> 3/ on these data we present information on features that were either contained in the databases <br /> or observed on the Property. These features were not considered to be RECs. We briefly <br /> . 1 discuss each feature to allow for a summary of conditions within and neighboring the <br /> Property. <br /> 1. We observed a concrete pad approximately eight feet wide and fourteen feet long beneath <br /> a tree located along the western boundary of the Property. The pad had been covered by <br /> soil and dry grass. Our efforts to expose the concrete pad revealed no visible indications <br /> of piping or other objects protruding from the top or sides of the concrete. We found no <br /> visible indications of an REC associated with the concrete pad. The pad appears to be <br /> consistent with a structure that is mapped in the Lockeford quadrangle maps. If future <br /> development of the Property results in demolition of the pad and soil staining or other <br /> k evidence of chemical handling or disposal arediscovered, we recommend that ENGEO <br /> be contacted so that further assessment maybe completed. <br /> 2. There are two agricultural water supply wells located approximately 100 feet south of the <br /> concrete pad, on the west edge of the Property. The wells are powered by electricity <br /> 1 0 <br /> from the pole-mounted transformers. No staining was observed on or near the wells. <br /> The wells should be either upgraded for future use or abandoned under permit from San <br /> Joaquin County Department of Environmental Health. Due to the fact that there is a <br />! T1 known contaminated site located approximately 1 mile from the Property, we also <br /> recommend that the_groundwater produced from the wells be tested to confirm its <br /> suitabilityas a source of drinking water. <br /> 6917.1.001.01 <br /> October 25, 2005 <br /> 3 <br /> r/ <br /> 4 <br /> L <br />