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• • • • • The TPM shows seven(7)proposed lots, and the existing residence on lot 4. The Grant Deed • shows the transaction date of 2/22/10. • The office of the San Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioner was contacted for any records • concerning pesticides/herbicides being used on the parcel.No records were found. (Letter • included). The National Clandestine Laboratory Register for San Joaquin County was also checked and no sites in the proximity of the parcel were listed. (Copy included) • • Sites with Land Use Restrictions (State Water Control Board)was checked,no listings located in • proximity of the parcel. • Pesticides,Herbicides and Fertilizers are regularly used in the farming operations in San Joaquin • County. The Right to Farm Notice is reproduced below and should be finished to future • residents of this subdivision. • -AN JOAQUIN COUNTY RIGHT-TO-FARM NOTICE(Section 6-9004(e)) • • The County of San Joaquin recognizes and supports the right to farm agricultural lands in a manner consistent • with accepted customs,practices, and standards. Residents of property on or near agricultural land should be • prepared to accept the inconveniences or discomforts associated with agricultural operations or activities, including but not limited to noise,odors, insects, flumes, dust,the operation of machinery of any kind during • any twenty-four(24)hour period(including aircraft),the application by spraying or otherwise of chemical • fertilizers, soil amendments,seeds,herbicides, and pesticides, the storage of livestock feed and other • agricultural commodities and the storage, application and disposal of manure. San Joaquin County has determined that inconveniences or discomforts associated with such agricultural operations or activities shall • not be considered to he a nuisance. San Joaquin County has established a grievance committee to assist in the • resolution of any disputes which might arise between residents of this county regarding agricultural operations • or activities. If you have questions concerning this policy or the grievance committee,please contact the San • Joaquin County Agricultural Commissioner at(209)468-3300. • EVALUATION OF PAST AND CURRENT SOURCES OF CONTAMINATION • IDENTIFIED AT OR NEAR THE SITE AND RECOMMENDATIONS • FOR FURTHER ACTION • • There is no known source of contamination identified for any real and/or potential threat to • human health and/or the environment. • The surface drainage is westerly as is Duck Creek. The 100 year Flood zone is 3/4 mile • southerly and the 500 year Flood zone is 3/4 mile to the north west fron the parcel. • We have performed a Phase I ESA(Environmental Site Assessment)in conformance with the • scope and limitations of ASTM Practice E 1527 of 303 South Reid Avenue,APN 183-360-08. • 2. • • • •