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SITE BACKGROUND INFORMATION APN: 183-320-22 This site is located at 651 S. Reid Ave.This parcel was purchased by the current owner in 1967 and has been utilized as pasture. A pole-type barn exists on the parcel. In 1997 a permit was obtained to use Roundup for weed control. There is an irrigation well on APN 183-320-21 which has supplied water to the barn. See photo No. "D" for the well. The typical pasture is shown in photo No. "A"and the pole barn in"B"& "C". This parcel is at the end of the road and there is no turn-around. Very little traffic is on this section of Reid Avenue. The parcel has not been ripped but has been disced. On-site septic supports the residence on APN 183-320-21. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS: This study is to identify recognized environmental conditions which may have a presence or likely presence of any hazardous substances or petroleum products on that certain parcel(s)of land being subdivided. The owner, Bob Scheppman, has completed the Environmental Questionnaire and it is included in this study. The existing well is 260'deep. The S.J. County Map showing lines of equal depth to water wells show 160'near this parcel. Septic systems on- site are required in this area. The parcel size is 20+acres. No manufacturing or industrial operations are near the site. Two gravel pits show on the USGS map about 1 mile distant from the site. The 90' contour is located in the west portion of the parcel. The land in general slopes to the west, There are no drainage swales thru the property. SOIL DESCRIPTION This area is described in the General Soil Map of San Joaquin County as poorly drained soil, fine textured and hard pan. Mr. Scheppman stated he added an additional pit about 20 years ago at his residence on APN 183-320-21. While poorly drained soil does not preclude residential developement, it does require adequately prepared soil in the proposed leach field area. The proposed 2 acre sites will have adequate room for the leach field and an on-site well. The site is located in the Red Zone per map by the Environmental Health Department of San Joaquin County. A special requirement applies in that a test hole depth of 25 feet is required, or a stratum that meets the minimum percolation for pit testing. At the time of developement, it may be desirable to rip the leach field to a depth of 4', both ways.