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Lk" K L E I N F E L D E R <br /> L and soil pile be sampled for pesticides or other hazardous chemicals and that the soil pile <br /> be removed and disposed of in accordance to local, State and Federal regulations. <br /> L • Several soil piles are located along the southwestern bank of the irrigation canal. <br /> According to Mr. Spatafore, the soil is silt and topsoil that is dredged out of the irrigation <br /> canal. He also stated that the dredged soil is piled up along the irrigation canal to dry out <br /> and is then spread out over different areas. Kleinfelder recommends that the soil piles be <br /> sampled for hazardous materials and/or petroleum products and then removed and <br /> disposed of in accordance with local, State and Federal regulations. <br /> L • Three pole-mounted transformers were observed throughout the site. Two are located <br /> near the eastern edge of the site, near the produce stand and along the eastern edge of the <br /> fishing pond area. The third pole-mounted transformer is located in the western portion <br /> of the site, approximately 100-150 feet west of the tree line. The transformer appears to <br /> Lbe relatively old and discolored. There is no staining or leakage associated with the <br /> transformers. Based on their age, they may contain PCB's. Verification of the dielectric <br /> fluid is usually the responsibility of the utility owner. Testing of the fluid should <br /> Lbeconducted prior to removal of the transformer. <br /> • Two domestic wells and two septic tanks are located near the eastern edge of the site, <br /> Lnear the produce stand and residential trailer. If the wells and septic tanks are to be used <br /> in conjunction with the proposed development they should be tested for suitability of use. <br /> If they are not going to be used, Kleinfelder recommends that they be closed and <br /> L abandoned in accordance to local, State and Federal regulations <br /> • An abandoned fishing pond area was located in the southeastern portion of the site. <br /> r, According to Mr. Spatafore the ponds were in use for approximately 20 years but have <br /> been abandoned for the last year or two. Mr. Spatafore stated that no chemicals were <br /> used in or around the ponds and they are not currently expected to have an adverse <br /> L impact on the site. <br /> • A below grade PVC pipe system was located along the northern fence line of the <br /> L abandoned fishing pond area. According to Mr. Spatafore, this system was part of a <br /> drainage system from the fishing ponds that emptied excess water from the ponds into the <br /> irrigation system. To the best of his knowledge nothing hazardous has been poured into <br /> L the system and it is not expected to have an adverse impact on the site <br /> L • A produce stand was located near the eastern edge of the site. The produce stand <br /> contains a shopping area with shelves and refrigerated storage cases and a cash register <br /> area. A back room was observed behind the store and contains an office area and a <br /> 1 storage area. Kleinfelder did not have access to the office but a desk and several shelves <br /> were observed through a window. Several small containers of oil were noted in a second <br /> story storage area. Several compressors, associated with the refrigerated storage <br /> Lcontainers, were also observed along the southern wall of the produce stand. No staining <br /> or leakage was observed on or around the oil containers or compressors and they are not <br /> expected to have an adverse impact on the site. <br /> L21073.P0I /STO2R761 Page 28 of 31 <br /> Copyright 2002 Kleinfelder,Inc. November 12,2002 <br /> L <br />