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Phase I Environmental Site Assessm��rdate j Page 3 m Teixeira-Souza Property—Villages D2,D3,and D4 October 27,2006 WKA No.: 5475.10 A representative of WKA, Mr. Nick Kent-Basham,performed an updating site reconnaissance of the Teixeira-Souza Property on October 16, 2006. In general,the physical appearance and land-use of the site have changed significantly since the previous Phase I ESA report was completed in June 2003. The site had previously consisted of cropland utilized by a dairy, located east of the site. At the time of the updating site reconnaissance, the land was in the stages of grading and appeared to have been recently tilled(Figure 3). No structures are located on the site, except for a high voltage power line tower in the northeast corner of Village D3 Subdivision. It should be noted that the former dairy, located to the east of the site, was not part of the land investigated as part of this Phase I ESA Update. Land undergoing grading and trenching in preparation for future neighborhood features bounds the site to the north, east, and south(Figure 3). Harvested cropland bounds the site to the west. A large excavation lies east of and adjacent to the southwestern corner of Village D3 Subdivision. The existing Mountain House community is visible to the north, on the north side of Mascot Boulevard. A gravel road provides access to the site from Mascot Boulevard. Color photographs of each Village are presented in Figure 3. Past Owner Interview Mr. Edward Teixeira, son of Mr. Isadoro Teixeira,the previous site owner, was interviewed on September 1, 2006 and again on October 26, 2006 regarding site conditions and activities that have taken place since the initial Phase I ESA was completed. According to Mr. Teixeira,the site has seen little change in use since the initial Phase I ESA was completed. Mr. Teixeira stated that prior to the development activities currently taking place on-site, the land had been used to grow alfalfa and oats to support the nearby dairy operation. Mr. Teixeira explained that the last time the field had been planted was in late 2004 or early 2005, and has remained fallow since. Mr. Teixeira also stated that the only physical change to the site has been trenching and earthwork in preparation for the proposed Mountain House community. Several buildings in the former dairy to the east of the site have been removed since the initial assessment. Agency Record Review Databases obtained by EDR®regarding hazardous materials handling or contamination on or near the site were reviewed. EDR®contacts the appropriate governmental agencies on a monthly or quarterly basis, as required by the ASTM Standard. EDR®used the ASTM-designated search radii during review of the regulatory agency databases shown on Table 1. The one identified facility is described in detail on the following page. WALLACE•KUHL 6 ASSOCIATES INC.