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SITE LOCATION: 1. The site is located at 10900 E. Tokay Colony Road, Lodi, CA. The northwest corner of the i site begins approximately 281'east of State Route 88. It is located on the south side of the county road. r ' PROPOSED SUBDIVISION F The Tentative Parcel Map shows two Iots total. The area is zoned for 5 acre minimum. Access for both lots is Tokay Colony Road, SITE DESCRIPTION: f� Parcel 1 is fully developed for residential occupancy. The residence is rented. The property title was transferred to Gerald E. & M. G. McDonald in 1977" Mr. Gartrell purchased the 1 propcerty on Jan. 31, 2002.=cture, irrigation well exists on Parcel 2. No structures are on Parcel 2. Parcel 1 has a garage type dog kennels, a shed and a barn in poor condition, see photo "D". The subdivision creating 13 lots is recorded as Jory Tract No. 1. Lots 8 & 9 further to the east, appear to be the only lots in the Williamson Act. FIELD REVIEW E' The site was visited on Dec. 30, 2002. No industrial/manufacturing activity , other than farming, was observed in the e proxunity of the site. Rain, heavy at times,occurred during the week prior to the visit. No water was standing in the pasture or in the existing irrigation ditches. A few spots such as shown in photo"F",contained standing water. The irrigation well is shown on « g ,I photo E and the domestic well on photo "C". A pile of carpet remnants exists near the barn and d is to be removed by the renter, who installs carpets. One plastic bag contained a white powder was in the barn. It appears to be lime and is to be removed by the owner. It is probable the barn is unsafe due to the age and condition. The owner will remove the barn or repair per code. A cable blocks access thru the driveway,however a portion of the fence has been removed and provides access to the pasture area and to the trailer where the owner is staying at present. The garage ! building near the trailer contains household affects of the owner plus lawn mowers and a hand assembled automobile.No chemical/liquid containers were observed other than typical small, i household containers. The owner has moved here from Colorado and will attempt to dispose of the garage contents this spring. HISTORY OF THE PARCEL The present owner(Harlan Gartrell) was interviewed by the preparer of this report. He stated the former owner(McDonald)raised horses and later switched to raising dogs. The irrigation ditches are still visible that furnished water to the pasture for the horses. (See photo "A,B"). The dog runs and fencing are still in place but not used. The subdivision(Jory Tract No.1) is fairly I