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Soil Suitability Study--APN: 229— 160—01--Parcel Nos. A and B; 11.53 & 10.71 Acres, respectively--3 6A— Storage shed immediately south of the carport north and east of the property owner's house . 6B, C & D— View of carport and vehicles easterly of the property owner's house from various angles. 7A, B, C & D—View of various items stored in the carports. 7B &D show the locked cabinet where chemicals are stored. 8A, B, C & D View of mobile home units and covered equipment storage area located east of the carport and viewed looking north from a point on the dirt access road 9A— Another view of the covered equipment storage area situate south of the mobile home units and looking northeasterly from a point on the dirt access road. 9B - A view from the northwest corner of the subject property looking east along a irrigation ditch on the north end of the subject property and paralleling Kelly Road. 9C - A view from the northeast corner of the subject property looking southwest into the almond orchard. 9D - Looking south from the northeast corner of the subject property along a irrigation ditch along the east boundary of the subject property. The subject property is in a AL 10—Agricultural zoning. Utilities consisting of telephone by Pacific Bell, electric by P.G. & E., water by an on-site well, gas by an on site propane tank, well, sewer by an on-site septic tank and leach field and irrigation by S.S.J. Irrigation District were revealed in the field review. No ground discolorations or spillages of chemicals were found. On the date of the search, all pesticides, herbicides, chemicals and fertilizers were found to be properly stored and under lock and key. The fuel dispensing tanks on the subject property were in good condition and no leekage or spillage was evident. Also the visual above ground property search did not reveal any vent pipes, excavated areas or other evidences of below ground contaminant sources. No excavations were made as a part of the property search, however. Many of the aforementioned items seen on the property search are highly transportable and easily moved; so none of the positions, number of items or locations may be the same as those described above on any subject property search subsequent to March 4, 2002. Soil Character: The University of California publication entitled"Soils of San Joaquin County, California by Walter W. Weir, dated June 1952, refers to the soil in this general area as being San Joaquin Sandy Loam that is a strongly developed hardpan soil that is developed from old alluvial deposits of granite origin and occurring in terraces. A common title for this soil is "Red Iron-Hardpan Land" The soil is brownish red in color and acidic in reaction and usually light to medium textured. This soil can be either a sandy loam or loam type. The soil encountered on the subject property was the sandy loam type. T-)Pnnv W R, Dnnna M Tnnec 1666 CtPinPonl Rnar1 FQ�.alnn CA 95290 PhnnP• —9RM