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14 October 2015 AGE Project No. 15-3556 Page 11 of 14 5.1. METHODOLOGY AND LIMITING CONDITIONS During the site reconnaissance, AGE had full access to the property, except a gated area containing stacks of hay and what appeared to be a storage shed. No other limiting conditions were noted. 5.2. GENERAL SITE SETTING The following is a description of the primary features of the subject property observed at the time of the site visit: Structures There are no structures on the property. -- - - - Adjoining /Access / The property is accessible from two driveway entrances along the Egress Roads west side of Maybeck Road. .......... _.... ------ - Surface Types The property is unsurfaced, and utilized for row crops. Additional Features One approximately 500 gallon above ground tank (likely diesel) is located in the central region of the property. No staining was visible in the vicinity of the tank. Surface Water Several drainage canals run north south, and east-west through the property.- Potable Water Source Domestic water well: hw ria M ? ---- ------ ----- -- Sanitary Sewer Utility None _.._.._.. ------- Storm Drain Utility None ---.- ............ _._- ......I..... -.._.. Electric Utility None — - - Natural Gas Utility None At the time of the site reconnaissance, current uses of adjacent properties included the following: North Highway 4, followed by agricultural land. _.._... _. South Agricultural land East Maybeck Road, followed by agricultural land. _.-.. .. .. ..... ............ West Agricultural land. Current uses of the adjoining properties do not appear to be of potential environmental concern to the subject property. 5.3. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS The following was observed at the time of the property reconnaissance: Advanced GeoEnvironmental,Inc.