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LFR Inc. 9.0 INTERVIEWS 9.1 Interviews with Site Contacts LFR met with Mr. Frank Rubino on October 12, 2006 during the site-reconnaissance. Mr. Rubino introduced himself as the property owner and stated that he has owned the Site since 1964. Mr. Rubino indicated that no structures, USTs, ASTs, or hazardous materials are located on the Site. However, a storm water collection basin is located at the approximate center of the Site. According to Mr. Rubino, the basin was installed in the 1970s for the purpose of collecting storm water runoff from the commercial structures located adjacent and to the south of the Site. Mr. Rubino added that the two warehouse buildings located on APN 070-014-028 will be separated from the parcel number and are not part of the Site. 9.2 Interviews with Local Government Officials LFR contacted the San Joaquin County Environmental Management Department; the San Joaquin County Agricultural Commission Office, and the San Joaquin County Planning and Building Department. The information obtained is included as part of Section 5.3 of this report. 10.0 LIMITED SOIL SAMPLING On October 12, 2006, LFR collected eight 4-point composite shallow (surface to 6 inches below surface grade) soil samples at the Site. Soil sample collection locations / are depicted on Figure 2. The samples were collected in soil jars, capped, and labeled on a chain-of-custody form with the soil sample identification, the time and date of sample collection, the analysis requested, and the name of the sampler. The samples were kept cool and transmitted under chain-of-custody protocols to California Laboratory Services of Rancho Cordova, California (a California-certified analytical laboratory) for chemical analysis as follows: Sample Number Analytical Method Composite Nos. t through 8 Organochlorine Pesticides(EPA Method 8081A) Discrete Sample Nos. Id, 2d, CAM 17 Metals 3d, and 4d OD3-09246-00_LowerSwra toRwd_JLHo s_Ph=I ESA:eW Page 26