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during his lifetime; prior to his family's ownership, it was a dairy. The house, barn, and office were present on the Site in 1949, he said; the modular home was placed there in approximately 1980. According to Mr. Tavares, the small extension on the south side of the barn is a milk barn for the old dairy; the old concrete extending to the east of the barn was a feeding area for the cattle. Two additional modular homes were placed on the Site many years ago for his brother and sister to live in, he said; these were just north of the existing modular home. Each home had its own septic system. Mr. Tavares indicated that both homes were removed prior to the most recent orchard planting, and the septic systems were properly destroyed. Mr. Tavares indicated that a domestic well and an irrigation well are present on the Site, The domestic well was recently tested for microbial contaminants and found to be clean, Imre said. The above-ground diesel storage tank at the irrigation well was used by a former lessee, and that person will be removing it soon, he said. Mr. Tavares indicated that just south of the irrigation well is a "fill-in station" for filling equipment with water. Regarding the plastic drums in the pole barn, Mr. Tavares indicated that his brother acquired there with the plan to sell them as trash cans. They have never been used for chemical storage, he indicated. Agricultural chemicals were stored in the big barn over 30 years ago,. he said, but the current orchard lessees keep all the chemicals off-site. Mr Tavares was not aware of any underground storage tanks, automotive maintenance activities, dumping, or other environmental hazards on or adjacent to the Site. 6.0 SITE DOCUMENTS 6.1 Environmental Health Department Records _the EHD was contacted regarding the Site addresses of 19642. 19654, and 19666 South North Ripon Road. According to Cheryl Field, no records related to environmental issues are on file for the Site addresses (Personal Communication, July 31 , 2013). Live Oak reviewed the well and septic permit files on file at the EHD (current through April 2013) for the Site addresses of 19642, 19654, and 19666 South North Ripon Road. The following seven permits were identified: July 1978 permit for new septic system at mobile home. The system utilizes a 1,200-gallon septic tank and two 70-foot leach lines. (19654) • August 1978 permit for new irrigation well in almond orchard. (19642) ® October 1980 permit for repair to existing septic system at mobile home. (19654) September 1983 permit for addition of one 80-foot leach line to existing septic system at main house. (19654) CAGE 1319 Page 4