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24 May 2004 <br /> AGE-NC Project No.04-1162 <br /> Page 12 of 17 <br /> EDR also conducted a search of state databases to identify ground water wells within%z mile of the <br /> subject property. <br /> Sites with recognized environmental conditions that surround the subject property are typically of <br /> concern to the subject property when they are located in an upgradient direction from the subject <br /> property with respect to the ground water flow direction. Typically, ground water would represent <br /> the migration medium for contaminants over significant distances. Sites located in equi-gradient or <br /> down-gradient directions from the subject property are less likely to impact the subject property. <br /> Sites Within a 1-mile Radius: The NPL database identifies sites for priority cleanup under the <br /> Federal Superfund Program. The BEP and AWP databases identify known contaminated sites <br /> targeted for cleanup under the direction of the State of California.Active listed sites on the NPL and <br /> BEP/AWP databases located within a 1-mile search distance from the subject property are of <br /> potential environmental concern to the subject property. <br /> Sites Within a l/z-mile Radius:Active listed sites located within a'h-mile search distance from the <br /> subject property on the remaining databases(excluding CAL-SITES,ERNS and CHMIRS)are also <br /> ofpotential concern,although hydrocarbon-impacted sites more than away are generally not <br /> likely to impact the subject property except under unusual circumstances. <br /> Sites Within a '/e-mile Radius: Sites with permits to operate underground storage tanks, <br /> handle/store/transfer hazardous materials and generate hazardous waste are listed on the database <br /> report,however, it does not necessarily imply that these sites have impacted the environment. The <br /> total number of sites with permits within a'/o mile search distance from the subject property is noted <br /> with emphasis on the immediately adjacent permitted sites. <br /> Adjacent Properties: Sites on the CAL-SITES database were typically listed following a visual <br /> observation made by Cal-EPA during a drive-by survey and do not necessarily pose an <br /> environmental concern;upgradient sites within%2-mile and adjacent CAL-SITES listings are noted. <br /> The ERNS and CHMIRS databases are lists of unauthorized releases of oils and hazardous <br /> substances,typically from spills,many minor in nature. Only significant spills or spills on adjacent <br /> properties are noted. <br /> 6.3. SUMMARY OF DATABASE SEARCH <br /> Search Radius: % mile <br /> CORTESE Database: The CORTESE database identifies known hazardous waste and substance <br /> sites; most sites are also LUST sites. Except for unusual site conditions or large releases of <br /> Advanced GwEnvironmental,Inc. <br />