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NAME OF FACILITY ADDRESS INFORMATION Kerlinger Plant 30350 South Tracy Blvd. Soil Waste Site Tracy Tire 29425 South MacArthur RWQCB Clean Up Site RMC Pacific Materials 30350 South Tracy Blvd. UST Facility (Before 1/84) The GeoTracker map illustrates three.LUFT sites on Tracy Boulevard, downgradient in relation to the property. Based on the map scale,these three sites are one-to-two miles from the prope which make them impossible to have impacted the subject property. The Office of the State Fire Marshall was contacted for information on the two pipelines that traverse the property. Leakage or discharge information was not available from the Fire Marshall. However, the owners are listed on the documents found in Appendix D, and would be responsible for any release. The southwest corner of the property is composed of El Solyo clay loam (#156), with the remaining portion of the property soils composed of Capay clay(#118). Both soil types have a high clay content percentage which is favorable for the biochemical destruction of organic molecules and pathogens. In addition, because of this high clay content soil, a soils engineer should assess the on- site—ssiLs.I,p royide foundation recommendations if the project is approved to construct residential units on each of the eleven Parcels. IV. SITE RECONNAISSANCE AND INTERVIEWS The following site specific information was obtained from direct observations and an interview by the author of this SSCR with Mr. Kagehiro, who has completed an Environmental Questionnaire dated June 14, 2004. The Questionnaire is located in Appendix C. A final inspection of the property was conducted on July 2, 2004. The following non-hazardous materials were noted on the property: non-hazardous household materials such as a mattress and chair adjacent to South Tracy Blvd., one tire and nonhazardous discards such as wood, metal, concrete and a rusty drum that contained no liquid or residue next to the referenced concrete structure, an old farm implement next to South Tracy Blvd, and general discards such as wood, paper and metal in the extreme northeast corner of the property. No evidence of drug manufacturing or the dumping of chemicals was observed. An electrical transformer exists on the south side of the Delta-Mendota Canal and appears to have been in-place for many years. It is unknown if this transformer contains polychloride biphenyls (PCBs). Although no indication was noted of external oil leakage, if the transformer oil contains PCBs and there was a leak or explosion, it would be the responsibility of the transformer owner to mitigate environmental contamination. Page -3- Chesney Consulting