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LM June 8, 1999 NOA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT NUMBER E99111 L. The aerial photograph dated 1975 depicts the subject property as supporting a residential house, garage and three outbuildings. The portion of the subject property on the north side of the house was y an orchard. The portion of the subject property on the south side of the house along Quashnick Road now appears to be vacant grassland. Adjoining properties arc basically unchanged from the 1963 photograph. The aerial photograph dated 1983 depicts the subject property as supporting a residential house, garage and three outbuildings. The remainder of the subject property was an orchard. Adjoining properties are basically unchanged from the 1975 photograph. B. USGS Topographic Maps Topographic maps published in 1908, 1953,and 1968,that depict the subject property were reviewed �— at the California State Library in Sacramento, California. The USGS Waterloo, California quadrangle, edition of 1908, scale 1:31680, depicts the subject property as undeveloped land located in an area approximately 40 feet above mean sea level. Adjoining property to the north is undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the east supports the Central California Traction railroad line,beyond which is undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the south is undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the west is undeveloped land. The USGS Waterloo, California 7.5 minute quadrangle, edition of 1953,depicts the subject property as supporting one residential type structure with the remainder undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the north is undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the east supports the Central California F. Traction railroad line, beyond which is depicted two structures and undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the south is now depicted as a light duty road (Quashnick Road), beyond which is undeveloped land. Adjoining property to the west is undeveloped land. The USGS Waterloo, California 7.5 minute quadrangle, edition of 1968,depicts the subject property as supporting one residential type structure with the remainder shown as an orchard. Adjoining properties are depicted as basically unchanged from the 1953 reap. �- VI. INTERVIEWS An Environmental Questionnaire and Disclosure Statement was completed by Ms. Janelle Wisner, the current owner of the subject property, and is attached to this report as Appendix D. Ms. Wisner indicated on the questionnaire that the subject property supports a residence, occupied �. by herself and her family, and a cherry orchard. Ms. Wisner indicated that, to the best of her knowledge,the property has not been used for any industrial purposes,or as a gasoline station,motor repair facility, commercial printing facility, dry cleaners,photo developing laboratory,junkyard or 90