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j�� ! KLE/NFELOER eynr rtoair-xym m,na,. transformers were noted along the western border of the site, in residential areas (see Photograph 18) and one along the northern border of the site. Blue non-PCB stickers were noted on several of the pole-mounted transformers. The transformers were noted in good conditions and no staining was noted at the base of the PMTS on soil. Approximately seven residential structures are located in the western portion of the northern parcel. A single residence (19996 Lone Tree Road) was located in the northwest portion of the site. A garage, pole-shed, and propane AST are associated with the residence. A steel plate covered vault which was previously noted west of the r residence was not observed. Trending west from the general residence was an irrigation canal. Stressed and/or dried vegetation was noted along the north dirt roadway paralleling this irrigation ditch (see Photograph 19). Located in the southwestern portion of the parcel was a group of six residential structures (19990, 19998, 19994, 19992 and 20036 Lone Tree Road), three barns, two sheds and various small structures. A domestic well was located in the northwest corner of this group of structures. Multiple propane AST's were noted associated with the various residences in this area. The northwest barn had a concrete slab flooring that appeared to be in good condition and contained several poly 55-gallon drums, various small equipment, and a car (see Photograph 16). The southwest barn contained numerous tractor tires in the western and eastern ends of this barn. Concrete staining was noted in the northwest portion of this barn where the Caterpillar@ was noted in the earlier ESA. The center of the barn contained almond husks (see Photograph 13). This barn contained a concrete floor which appeared to be in good condition. The central barn contained almond husks, but was mostly empty. The barn contained a concrete floor, which appeared to be in good condition. East of this barn was a circular concrete pad. According to prior comments by Mr. Dotinga, two silos were located on this concrete pad in the past. South of the barn was a three walled structure, which contains a plastic covered pile of cattle feed/silage. One of two sheds located east of the barns contained two automobiles. The easternmost shed contained livestock. The northern end of this shed was locked and not accessible. An open area was located between the northwest barn and the sheds. Within this area are a concrete box, farm equipment, and a large, empty, metal tank on wood blocks (see Photograph 14). The concrete box, according to Mr. Dotinga, formally contained a diesel aboveground storage tank (AST), from a previous farmer. There did not appear to be any staining or stressed vegetation on or around the concrete box. The flooring of this box was of concrete observed to be in fair condition. There did not appear to be any leaking, staining, or stressed vegetation associated with the metal tank. According to earlier comments by Mr. Dotinga, the empty metal tank was previously a diesel AST, which was located in this area. A Caterpillar® and large polyvinyl mobile AST was noted north of the central barn in this area (see Photograph 15). The tank was labeled as urea ammonium nitrate and had an approximate capacity of 2,000 gallons. A slow 95428.E011ST08R693 July 29,2008 O 2008 Kleinfelder Page 8 of 26 w