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• In the 1998 photo, the Site appears to be planted with vineyard, as do several surrounding properties. Two new structures can be seen south of the cluster of trees on the Site. In the 2004 and 2010 photos, no significant changes are apparent. 4.0 SITE INSPECTION Abigail Racco of Live Oak inspected the site on October 13, 2015. Photographs of the Site are attached to this report as Appendix 2. The majority of the perimeter of the Site was inspected, as well as the exteriors of the structures; the interiors were not inspected. It was not always possible to inspect the ground surface due to the presence of objects, road surfacing, and vegetation. The Site consists of vineyard with a building cluster at its southeast corner. The eastern side of the Site is defined by the Mokelumne River; a levee runs along the river. The western side of the Site is defined by railroad tracks. At the building cluster, a paved driveway leads onto the Site from New Hope Road. The primary residence is located south of the driveway. Mr. Dambacher indicated that the septic system is to the southwest of the house. A pole- mounted transformer was observed to the west of the house. The secondary residence is located north of the driveway. Mr. Dambacher ponted out the septic system to the west of the house and two domestic wells to the southeast of the house; he indicated that one well supplies both houses, while the other is used for landscape irrigation. A garage, two sheds, and a shop were located east of the secondary residence. On the north side of the shop, two aboveground storage tanks approximately 500 and 850 gallons in size were noted. Mr. Dambacher indicated that these had contained gasoline and diesel in the past but were now empty. An empty drum was noted just west of the tanks; Mr. Dambacher indicated that he uses it for waste oil. No staining was noted in the area. Two pole-mounted transformers were noted in this area, one to the north of the garage and one to the west of the secondary residence. A second driveway leads onto the Site south of the first. To the south of this driveway are a mobile home and shop. A domestic well was noted to the northeast of the mobile home. Mr. Dambacher pointed out the septic system to the west of the mobile home. To the west of this area, a pile of objects including wood, tires, and miscellaneous containers and materials was noted. To the north of the shop and driveway, a water tank and aboveground storage tank were noted. Mr. Dambacher indicated that the aboveground storage tank was empty and had never been used on the Site. He stated that spray tanks had been filled at the water tank in the past. • LOGE 1521 3