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Surface and Subsurface Conta*ination Report'APN: 251-050-03"Parcel Nos,1-i Designated Remainder JAJBJ At L7 looking northeasterly. At L6 looking towards L7 along the southerly boundary that parallels the Delta Mendota Canal. At L7 looking northwesterly along the west boundary of the property that parallels the Delta Mendota Canal. At L8 looking east. At L8 looking northwesterly, paralleling the Delta Mendota Canal, at a dirt access road providing access to some features situate in the Delta Mendota right of way loop in the west boundary of the subject property (50 At L9 looking east along the north boundary of the subject property. A view of the Delta Mendota Canal facilities situate in the Delta Mendota Canal right of way loop in the west boundary of the subject property. No ground discolorations or spillages of chemicals were found during the field search. On the date of the field search no pesticides, herbicides, chemicals or fertilizers were found on the subject property. The overhead fuel dispensing tank was well maintained and no ground discoloration were noted due to spillages. Also the visual above ground property search did not reveal any vent pipes, excavated areas or other evidences of below ground contaminant sources. However,no below ground excavations were made as a part of the property search. Possible Septic Contamination: Existing San Joaquin County records of septic system permits in the immediate area of the subject property were reviewed. A total of nine(9) septic permits were reviewed. One of the permits was for the subject property and the other eight(8)permits were for other properties. The subject property permit was for installing two (2)pits each thirty-three (33) inches in diameter and twenty-five(25) feet deep. The soil type was not listed. Three (3)of the permits reviewed were for leach fields containing two(2)to three (3) leach lines varying from seventy(70)to one hundred(100) feet long. The soil types listed for these three (3) permits were as follows: Clay loam, loam, and adobe. Two (2)of the permits were for installing two(2) or three (3)leach lines, each forty(40) feet long with either thirty-three (33) or thirty-six(36) inch diameter pits, each twenty-five(25) feet deep at their ends. One (1)permit did not list the soil type but the other one (1) listed the soil type as clay. The three remaining permits were for installing two (2)to three (3) leach lines varying from forty(40)to sixty(60)feet long with sumps at their ends in three(3) sizes as follows: 2'x20'X10', 3'xl2'x12' and 5'x12'x8'. One(1) permit did not list the soil type but the other two(2) listed the soil type as either light loam and adobe/hardpan Cam and Marin Titan 77J6Q Crnrth T ammr Rnnd Tia" Cnlifnmia QSi7h (7(19)