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23 September 2005 <br /> AGE-NC Project No. 05-1330 <br /> Page 17 of 18 <br /> estimate indicated that less than 2% of the applied chemical is lost to runoff. Microbes are <br /> primarily responsible for the breakdown ofthe product,and volatilization or photodegradation <br /> losses will be negligible.In water,glyphosate is strongly adsorbed to suspended organic and <br /> mineral matter and is broken down primarily by microorganisms; its half-life in pond water <br /> ranges from 12 days to 10 weeks. <br /> • An air compressor was noted near the garag ;no soil staining or��dors were noted in the <br /> �- vicinity of the compressor. . <br /> • The subject property was served by municipal water and sewer systems. <br /> • There had been recent upgrades to the storm water sewer system near the property and some <br /> of the soil from sewer line excavation was spread on part of the yard area. The property was <br /> surrounded by a water-runoff ditch along the south and east boundaries; a storm water grate <br /> was noted at the so=heidhe property. <br /> • There were quo obvistained soil or burned and distressed vegetation noted <br /> on the subject�toQe of t�ielssidence was landscaped; dried grasses were <br /> noted in the area between the street and the fencing. <br /> • AGE noted no evidence of the current or past use of ASTs,USTs or fill pipes fUSTs, n <br /> the undeveloped portion of the property or in the residential complex. <br /> • The residential complex was not ins ec d for asbestos-containing materials(ACMs). AGE <br /> has no direct knowledge that a residential structures contains ACMs. <br /> There were no items of apparent environmental concern noted on the subject property at the time of <br /> the site visit except for the possible presence of asbestos-containing materials in the residential <br /> buildings ; housekeeping issues were noted, but no obvious items of Recognized Environmental <br /> Concern were encountered. <br /> 8.0. SAMPLING AND RESULTS <br /> No sampling was done for this investigation. <br /> _ 9.0. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS <br /> We have performed an investigation into the current and historical uses of the property located at <br /> 4175 Homer Avenue, Stockton, California, the subject property. San Joaquin County Ordinance <br /> 9 905.12(a)was used as a guideline to perform this assessment. <br /> .� Advanced GeoEnviroamental,Inc. <br />