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oil settled to the east and northeast of the rupture following the crop lines and topography.The incident caused localized soil contamination which is currently being assessed/remediated under Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board(RWQCB)oversight.No contamination from this accident extended to the College Park site(MacKay&Somps 2005). RESULTS OF THE RECORD SEARCH Environmental Data Resources Inc. (EDR)performed a computer-generated database search of recorded hazardous materials use,storage, and contamination sites within a 1-mile radius of the project site.These databases contain records kept by federal, state,and local agencies responsible for permitting the use,transfer, storage,and disposal of hazardous materials and for recording incidents of contamination. See the Phase I ESAs, Appendices M and N of this Draft EIR, for a list of the databases searched and a description of each. The records search identified 22 database listings representing a total of 16 hazardous materials sites within a I-mile radius of the project site and off-site infrastructure locations (Figure 4.9-2 and Table 4.9-1).None of the sites occur on the College Park site.Five of the sites identified(Sites#3, 6,7,9a,and 9b)occur in the proposed off-site infrastructure locations.Each of these five sites is described below. Y Sites #3 and#01700 West Bethany Road (Mountain House WWTP) These hazardous materials sites occur at the Mountain House W WTP property where a recycled water pipeline is ` proposed as part of the College Park project from the W WTP to the Pombo property.The W WTP is a waste discharge system,and is thus fisted in the California Water Resources Control Board Waste Discharge System (SWRCB WDS)database(Site#6).There are no violations(leaks,releases)associated with this listing.However, the W WTP is also listed in the Emergency Response Notification System(ERNS)database(Site#3)as the site of an oil or hazardous materials release,most likely to waters of the United States(Mountain House Creek).The records for this site do not identify the status of this case(i.e.,the site has not been identified as"no corrective action required"or"case closed,"and thus this case may still be active).It is thus considered to represent a potential health and safety risk. Site#7 - Grant Line Road/Mountain House Parkway (Shell Pipeline) This hazardous materials site occurs at the intersection of Grant Line Road and Mountain House Parkway where roadway and intersection improvements are proposed as part of the College Park project.This site is the location of a former Shell crude oil pipeline that is believed to have been abandoned in place. The site is listed in the SWRCB Spills,Leaks, Investigations, and Cleanup(SLIC)database as the site of a petroleum hydrocarbon leak for which a preliminary assessment is underway.It is thus considered to represent a potential health and safety risk. Site #9a-19720 Grant Line Road This hazardous materials site occurs on the north side of Grant Line Road,approximately half way between Mountain House Parkway and the Alameda County line and upon which widening of Grant Line Road is proposed as part of the College Park project.This site is listed in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System(RCRIS)and Facility Index System/Facility Identification Initiative Program Summary Report(FINDS)databases as a small quantity generator,which means small amounts of hazardous materials are handled,used and stored at the site(most likely associated with agricultural operations).The records for this site indicate no violation and no action required. It is thus not considered to represent a potential public health and safety risk. College Park at Mountain House Specific Plan III Draft EIR EDAW San Joaquin County 4.9-5 Public Health and Safety