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Fdescription of the site and the project is as follows: The existing Parcel consi7net acres. It is proposed to create through a Minor Subdivision, a Parcel 1 of 5, a Parcel 2 with 41.19 net acres, and a Parcel 3 to contain 5.00 acres net. l 1 is to contain Ms. Theresa Polk's residential structure, Parcel 2 contains Jacqueline Polk's residential structure, along with horse boarding stables, a metal shed, hay barn and approximately 40 acres of farmland, currently planted in oats. Parcel 3 is to contain Mr. John Polk's residential structure. In addition to the referenced improvements, there are three domestic wells and three septic systems on the property. The land use is applicable to the zoning of Agriculture- AG-40. y§ 1.2 A description of proposed development is to make no changes to the subject property, other than a Minor Subdivision for the creation of three Parcels. As referenced, the purpose of this Report is to fulfill the requirements of the EHD in this regard. The Tentative Map has been completed by A.R. Sanguinetti &Associates and can be found in Appendix A. The subject property is in a predominately agricultural region. Surrounding residential structures are very sparse. Environmental conditions and operations that presently occur and may take place on the property in the future will he in strict compliance with applicable Codes and Regulations of the County, State and Federal governments. § 1.3 The Parcel Viewer location map is found in Appendix A. § 1.4 An aerial view Google Map shows the location of the referenced structures and Mosher Creek as the south property border of the property. The map shows roads on the property as Beth Road, Cherry Avenue and Almond Avenue. This is incorrect. These roads actually exist to the north, off of Tokay Colony Road. Three electrical transformers are located directly west of Mr. Polk's residence, on the west property border. These are relatively new transformers and probably do not contain PCBs. There are no ponds on the property. Mosher Creek is the only large body of water, which is considered a waterway or natural drainage course for a portion of the property. Stormwater from the residential portions of the property drain into the surrounding open land. § 2.0 PAST, PRESENT AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THE SITE ✓§ 2.1 Past uses of the property have been as agricultural production land planted in crops, primarily row and grain crops since the 1850s, and horse boarding. Present and anticipated future uses have been defined to remain status quo. Past agricultural activities on and around the property may have contributed nitrate to the underlying water aquifers. Present and future agricultural activities may contribute potential environmental concerns; however, this may be said of any agricultural operation. Direct observations of the entire property reveal the residential and agricultural operations to be exceptionally clean in comparison to other observed farming operations within San Joaquin County. Page -3- Chesney Consulting