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L <br /> December 2,2005 <br /> NOA Project Number: E05139A <br /> L The structures on the subject property were built in 1976;the construction materials may have <br /> included lead- and asbestos-containing materials. <br /> f 3.4 Past Off-Site Sources of Contamination <br /> ^No ab e-or below-ground potential or known sources of contamination to the subject property were <br /> Lndfied from past uses of surrounding properties,except for the following: <br /> • Surrounding properties have been used for agriculture in the past; agricultural chemicals may <br /> y have been applied to these properties. <br /> L• Two leaking underground storage tank cases were identified within one-quarter mile of the <br /> Lsubject property. <br /> 3.5 Current Off-Site Sources of Contamination <br /> La§ove-or below-ground potential or known sources of contamination to the subject property were <br /> Cndfied <br /> from current uses of the surrounding properties, except for the following- <br /> Surrounding <br /> ollowingSurrounding properties are used for agriculture;agricultural chemicals may be applied to these <br /> properties. <br /> LThe adjacent property to the north is the Escalon Livestock Auction, a facility with livesto <br /> pens. <br /> L Surrounding properties utilize private wells and septic systems. <br /> L4.0 EVALUATION OF IDENTIFIED CONTAMINATION SOURCES <br /> No dence was found to indicate that agricultural chemicals were applied inappropriately to the <br /> s`p ' ct property. <br /> L / No sp ' c information is known about the underground fuel storage tank removed from the subject <br /> Lprty m 1988. It is possible that contamination may remain at that unknown location. <br /> The potential exists for the rusting metal located south of the irrigation canal on the property to have <br /> leached metals into the surface soils. <br /> Confinement of animals within small areas,such as the pens at the Escalon Livestock Auction,may lead <br /> to an accumulation of nitrogen compounds within soil, which then have the potential to leach to <br /> groundwater. <br /> L <br /> II <br /> L <br />