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28 May 2003 AGE-NC Project No. 03-1028 Page 2 of 23 lead-based paint, lead in drinking water, wetlands, regulatory compliance, cultural and historical resources, industrial hygiene,health and safety issues, ecological resources, endangered species,indoor air quality and high voltage power lines.These environmental issues may wan-ant assessment based on the type ofproperty or transaction,however,they are considered non-scope issues under ASTM Practice E 1527-00.The addition ofthese non-scope items must be agreed-upon between the client and AGE prior to initiation of the Phase I. Some additions to the scope of the Phase I may originate from property research, such as additional addresses,past or present,for the subject property.These additional addresses will be added to the scope of research where feasible. Limitations and Exceptions: The southem-most portion of Parcel 01 will be excluded from the current property transfer and will remain with the Sperry family; AGE was asked to inspect the farm complex known as Sperry Ranch or Sperry Stables at the southeast comer of Parcel 01 for items of environmental concern.The complex included a vacant residence,bams,stables and an exercise ring plus one domestic and one agricultural water well. AGE did not inspect the interior of the residence or the garage,and did not include the ranch complex buildings in the Phase I research. 2.0. SITE DESCRIPTION The northern portion of the subject property(Parcels 05 and 06) was located in the City of Stockton, southern portion(Parcels 0l and 02)were located on county land.The property extended almost one mile north-to-south from the Calaveras River/McAllenRoad to the intersection ofMarch Lane and the railroad right-of-way;the railroad right-of-way extends along the western property boundary. The property was undeveloped land utilized for agricultural purposes with a wheat crop in-place; the Sperry Ranch complex extended along the southernmost portion ofParcel 01.The property included one domestic and one agricultural well in the ranch complex and one agricultural well in the northern portion of Parcel 01. Photographs of the subject property are provided in Appendix A. Figure 1 shows the setting of the northern portion of the property(7.5 Minute United States Geological Survey(USGS)Topographic Series,Lodi South,California)and the southern portion ofthe property(7.5 Minute United States Geological Survey(USGS)Topographic Series,Stockton West,California)at an elevation of approximately 26 feet above mean sea level(MSL)and in an area of very low topographic relief. The regional slope of the area is relatively gentle and dips toward the southwest. Advanced GeoEnvironmental,Inc.