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drum. A worker, interviewed below, was repairing a vehicle nearby. On the south side of the shop, an old trailer, an approximately 500-gallon above=ground storage tank which did not appear to be in use, two tractor tires, and 14 drums were observed. Two of the drums were labeled as containing contained Rimula Engine Oil, two as 76 Hydraulic Tractor Fluid, three as Inter-State Ultra 400 15W-40, and one as Turbine Oil. The remaining drums were unlabeled. Paint cans and other debris were observed inside the old trailer. To the northeast of the shop, two above-ground storage tanks were observed which appeared to be 10,000 and 1,000 gallons in size. Between the shop and the storage building to the northeast, metal debris and four mostly-full burn barrels were noted. Six or more small soil stains were observed in this area. One drum and one approximately 55-gallon tank were observed on the southwest side of the storage building. Inside the storage building, numerous plastic drums and smaller plastic containers were observed, as well as packaging from agricultural chemicals. The storage building had a wooden floor. To the northeast of the storage building, surface debris was present, including two appliances, seven drums, 11 automotive batteries, and three buckets of automotive parts. To the north of the storage building were two large plastic tanks labeled "Wilbur-Ellis." Farther to the northeast was the silo, which appeared to be empty. To the southwest of the silo was an area of wood debris. To the northwest of the silo was a pile of broken concrete irrigation pipe. Two mobile sprayer tanks were observed between the silo and the storage building. A small soil stain was observed to the northwest of the wood debris area. The northern shop building is a shade structure with a dirt floor; it appears to be used for parking farm equipment, including mobile spray tanks. Two automotive batteries were observed outside the shop. To the northeast of the northern shop were three small trailers which appeared to be occupied. Further northeast was the domestic well, followed by a mobile home. It was noted that wash water was discharging to a ditch to the southeast of the trailers, near the above-ground storage tanks. The second mobile home was located to the southwest of the southern shop. A total of 11 pole-mounted transformers were observed on the Site, one at the northeast corner, one along Kasson Road, six at the pumps by the southern ponds, and three in the residential and shop area. All appeared relatively new, and at least one was labeled with a blue sticker indicating it is free of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The adjacent properties are primarily open agricultural land. To the immediate west of the structure area is a farm equipment storage area for the adjacent parcel. The New LOGE 1115 Page 4