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k'q KLEINEELDER Approximately seven residential structures are located in the western portion of the parcel. A single residence (19996 Lone Tree Road) is located in the northwest portion of the site. A garage, pole-shed and propane AST is associated with the residence. A pole-mounted transformer is located south of the residence. A steel plate covered vault is located to the west of the residence. Trending west from the vault is an irrigation canal. Located in the southwestern portion of the parcel is 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 is located in the northwest corner of this group of structures. Two propane AST's were noted associated with the residences. The northwest barn contained tractors, household furniture and items and several 55-gallon drums containing unknown contents. The barn contained a concrete floor, which appeared to be in good condition. The southwest barn contained a caterpillar tractor, a large tire pile of approximately 50+ tires in the western portion of the barn. The center of the barn contained almond husks. The barn contained a concrete floor, which appeared to be in good condition. A pool of discolored water with a oil sheen is located north of the barn. According to Mr. Dotinga, the discoloration and oil sheen is due to liquid from the cattle feed and almond husks. The central barn contained automobiles in the northern and southern ends of the barn. The center of the barn contained cattle feed. The barn contained a concrete floor, which appeared to be in good condition. East of this barn is a concrete pad. According to Mr. Dotinga, two silos were located on this concrete pad in the past. South of the barn is a three walled structure, which contains a plastic covered pile of cattle feed. A small pond of water is located south of the feed. Approximately six automobiles have been piled on the northeast corner of the outer wall of the feed pile. The two sheds located east of the barns contained automobiles, and household trash. An open area is located between the northwest barn and the sheds. Within this area is a loading ramp made of soil, a concrete box, farm equipment, and a large empty metal tank on wood blocks. 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. There did not appear to be any leaking, staining, or stressed vegetation associated with the metal tank. According to Mr. Dotinga, the empty metal tank was previously a diesel AST, which was located in this area. Three large ponds are located in the south center of the site. The ponds are approximately 1300 feet long and 125 feet wide each. According to Mr. Dotinga, the ponds are approximately 30 feet deep. Piping was noted trending into the ponds and pumps were located adjacent to and in the ponds. Located on the west end between the northern ponds is a large soil pile. The soil appears to be from the ponds. Located southwest of the ponds is a debris pile (approximately 50'x20') of wood clippings, wood debris, household trash and household furniture. The dairy is located in the southeast portion of APN 205-100-16. A majority of the dairy area consists of corrals and dairy barns. Located along the southeast border of the site and dairy area are two diesel tanks, one located on wood blocks on the ground, the 67453.P01/ST06R715/RB:ly Page 23 of 37 ©2006 Kleinfelder, Inc. July 6,2006 r