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.k <br /> KLE/NFELDER <br /> 4yAl lkapk XigM SdWom. <br /> 3 SITE RECONNAISSANCE <br /> 3.1. METHODOLOGY AND LIMITING CONDITIONS <br /> Mr. Doug Heard, Kleinfelder Senior Geologist, conducted a site reconnaissance on July <br /> 3, 2008 to assess and photograph present site conditions. The approximate site <br /> boundaries are shown on Plate 2, "Site Map," detail area maps are shown on Plate 3 <br /> and color photographs of the site are presented on Plates 4 through 6 (Appendix A). <br /> The site conditions discussed below are limited to readily apparent environmental <br /> conditions observed. <br /> 3.2. GENERAL SITE SETTING <br /> The site is located south of Lone Tree Road, east of Carrolton Road, west of Van Allen <br /> Road and north of Zumwalt Road, located northwest of Escalon, California. The <br /> subject site is approximately 410-acres in size and at the time of Kleinfelder's site <br /> r. <br /> reconnaissance the site consisted of orchard, row crop, a dairy and rural residences. <br /> Lone Tree Creek trends east/west through the center of the site (see Photograph 5) <br /> and divides APN 205-100-16 and 205-100-17. The southern portion (APN 205-100-17) <br /> of the site consisted of an orchard. Irrigation control structures and a pole-mounted <br /> transformer were noted along the southern border of the parcel. A remnant burn area is l <br /> located in the north central portion of the parcel (see Photograph 4). An apparent <br /> plastic covered compost pile and residual white powder in an approximate 30-foot <br /> diameter area (assumed to be lime material) was also noted in this immediate area <br /> (see Photograph 36). There did not appear to be any hazardous materials or debris <br /> within the burn area. Located in the center of the parcel was a single PMT, <br /> approximate 500 gallon poly AST, electric motor, small concrete pad (staining noted at <br /> the edges of the pad), a 14-inch diameter metal casing, and small soil pile. The soil pile <br /> was approximately 6 cubic yards and appeared to be generated from installation of a <br /> noted well (see Photographs 1 through 3). <br /> i <br /> What appeared to be asbestos cement pipe (Transite) was noted in the northeast <br /> corner of the northern parcel adjacent to the creek. Minor debris was noted in the creek, <br /> which included a refrigerator, a few tractor tires, and a piece of wood furniture along the <br /> southern embankment. <br /> The northern Parcel (APN 205-100-16) contains a dairy, agricultural fields and <br /> residential structures. Irrigation control structures and standpipes are located <br /> throughout the parcel. An irrigation well/pump was located on the north center border <br /> of the subject site. An irrigation pump was located along the western border of the�sit� <br /> within an unlined and dry irrigation canal (see Photograph 11). Tree domestic we� <br /> and an irrigation well are located along the eastern border of th6site. Pole moun ed <br /> ti 95428.E01/ST08R693 29,2008 <br /> ©2008 Kleinfelder Page 7 of 26 <br /> w <br />