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Surface and Subsurface Con% ation Report------APN: 001-230-39------Iarl�1 Nos. 1 and Remainder 1( 3A) View of a well maintained propane tank located at the southeast corner of the tennis court looking north out over the vineyard area. 1( 3B)Looking north at the backside of the four-door shop and storage building from the south side of West Kile Road at the southeast comer of the subject property. 1( 4A)Again looking at the back side of the four-door shop and storage building but viewing south towards West Kile Road from the open-air storage area. 1( 4B)Looking northwest across the open-air storage area out over the vineyard from the north end of the four-door shop and storage building. I( 5A)At the west end of the playground yard looking north at the vineyard located in the remainder parcel. Many of the items viewed in the attached photographs are easily transported; so none of the positions of the items or locations may be the same as those described above on any property search conducted subsequent to October 25, 2001. No ground discolorations or spillages of chemicals were found. On the date of the search pesticides, herbicides, chemicals and fertilizers were properly stored and locked. No fuel dispensing tanks were noted. Also the visual above ground property search did not reveal any vent pipes, excavated areas or other evidences of below ground contaminant sources. No excavations were made as a part of the property search, however. Possible Septic Contamination: Existing San Joaquin County records of septic system permits in the immediate area of the subject property as well as the area in the immediate vicinity of the subject property, were reviewed. A total of four(4)septic permits were reviewed and one (1) of them was for the subject property. One of the remaining three(3) permits reviewed involved the subject property's present owners but was at a separate location from the subject property. The subject property's permit involved the installation of two (2) leach lines each fifty(50) feet long for a total of one hundred(100) feet and were constructed in sandy loam soil. The remaining three (3)permits involved constructing from two (2)to twelve (12) leach lines,varying from fifty(50)feet to eighty-five(85) feet in length. All three (3) of the remaining permits listed the soil as sandy loam. No permits were noted for repairing any of the facilities subsequent to their installation. From the historical septic records there is no indication of septic contamination. Possible Nitrate Pollution: No animals were seen on the subject property so there does not appear to be any undue nitrate concentrations because of an overpopulation of animals. Thnm T k Sandra M Stnke% 7;R1 Wect TCvio Rnad T Mi('A 9;947 Phnne- (909)794—9 51 S i