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r 12 September 2003 AGE-NC Project No. 03-1028 (addendum) Page 2 of 4 is provided as Figure 2. A copy of the Phase I Parcel Map (Figure 213) is provided for comparison with the LUA Parcel Map, and to show the added Parcel 092-140-12. 3.0. SJCEHD CHECKLIST RESOLUTION Item 1, Checklist Section 1.1 Asper PA-03-346, this report does not address Parcels 092-140-12 and 096-050-13 (Pg. 3). These Parcels were not included in the scope of the Phase I report. The parcel map and owner information were provided by ParcelQuest/CD Data at the internet site http://www.parcelguest.com) as a representation of current data down-loaded monthly from the San Joaquin County Assessor's Office. Parcel Map 096-050 is provided as Figure 2,Parcel Map 092-140 is shown on the provided Phase I Figure 2B. A copy of the owner information is provided in Appendix A. • APN 092-140-12: 3.080 acres, owner: G. Sperry, address: E McAllen Rd • APN 096-050-13: 0.720 acres, owner: G. Sperry, address: McAllen Rd A site reconnaissance of Parcels 092-140-12 and 096-050-13 was conducted by Suzanne W. Henderson(Environmental Research Specialist)and Calvin F.Lee(Project Geologist,REA)of AGE on 10 September 2003;Mr.Fred Ballew,a Sperry family member,discussed the parcels and assisted AGE with determining the parcel boundaries.Photographs of selected features ofthe two parcels are included in Appendix B. APN 092-140-12(Parcel 12)was bound by East McAllen Road on the north,by the Calaveras River on the south,by undeveloped land on the east and by the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way on the west. The property sloped downward from the road to the river;the western portion was covered in weeds and grasses and a recent grass fire was noted on the eastern portion. There was mild dumping of residential materials along the roadway and the river and a small dump site of asphalt near the railroad right-of-way. A drainage ditch extended along the railroad right-of-way from the road to the river. Mr.Ballew stated that his family had owned this parcel since the 1880s,and that the parcel extended to the middle of the`old Calaveras River"and had always been vacant land.He stated that the latest grass fires were recent and happened often. Except for the burn area, AGE found no direct indications, such as chemical storage or dumping, spilled powders, discolored or stained soil, or Advanced GeoEnvironmental,Inc.