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SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE TRFACE CONT MINATION REPORT APN: 021-020-19 Being a portion of Sec. 6, T4N RBE, San Joaquin County, California. The property (80 Acres) was part of the Van& Marilyn E. Rose Trustees 117 acre parcel. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT A Tentative Parcel Map indicates the 80 acre parcel owned by CRV Enterprises will be subdivided into 4 homesite parcels of 10 acres each with a remainder of 40 acres. Parcels 1,2 and 3 will have access to Jack Tone Road and Parcel 4 will access Collier Road. The remainder will have access from Jack Tone Road via a new access road between Parcel 2 and Parcel 3. HISTORY OF PARCEL A discussion with Mrs. Rose revealed the property (117 acres) was acquired in 1967 by her and her husband. She stated the land has been used for pasture. They owned a very valuable horse that was used for stud service for many years. Cattle are being raised off of the pasture grasses at present. An irrigation well exists just east of the outbuildings. An Environmental Questionnaire was famished by the owner and is included in this report. A fuel point is shown in photo D. The soil underneath the tanks gives no indication of spillage. Round Up has been applied for weed control. A summary record for 2002 was obtained. A stock pond still exists on Parcel 4. The 117 acre ranch, as viewed on the USGS Map, Lockeford Quadrangle (1968 and as updated)delineates the outbuildings and stock pond. The site is located in the NE quadrant of the intersection of Jack Tone Road and Collier Road. The 120' contour line is located somewhat centrally and supports drainage easterly and westerly. The 1983 aerial photograph obtained from the County Surveyors office, in San Joaquin County is reproduced and included in this report. It delineates the ranch and the adjacent areas. The area to the south of Collier Road shows pasture, grasses and some row crops. The area north of the ranch is basically pasture. Some row crops appear to exist east of the stock pond. The area west of Jack Tone Road appears to be agriculturally developed with row crops. No manufacturing or commercial enterprises, other than farming, can be identified in this area. Today the area west of Jack Tone Road consists of pasture and homesites, many with horses. VISUAL FIELD INSPECTION (S.) The field inspection was completed on July 22,2002. The area containing"the new subdivision is vacant except for open air sheds. Photograph A shows the typical pasture land. The portion of the ranch remaining in the Rose family is well developed. There are 2 domestic wells and the one r irrigation well. Photograph C shows a trash collection point. The area appeared to be we pI P'e 8 maintained. The existing-stock pond is on Parcel 4 and is shown in photo¢raph C. tis unknown what the developer plans for the future of the pond. The only vehicle access point is thru the t