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.� `e I/ 31 August 2004 AGE-NC Project No.04-1188 Page 21 of 24 between Parcels 26 to the west and Parcel 27 to the east by a levee that extended from South Wing Levee to the Old River. w • Land use of the surrounding properties was agricultural with scattered residences located along South Wing Levee. South Wing Levee road ended west of the subject property. • The water level in Old River appeared normal for the time of year.No obvious signs of water contamination, such as dead or dying vegetation and/or fish, or discolored or odoriferous water was noted. There was no obvious dumping along the banks. The access roads along both the canal and river were clean and in good repair. AGE noted that work was being performed on one of the irrigation pumps at the intersection of the levee and river access ._ roads; the subject property pulled its' irrigation water from the Old River. • Parcel 27 use included irrigated tomato cultivation; an irrigation pump was located near the northeast corner of the parcel. AGE notes that the tomato planting was generally uniform, with no dead or dying sections and the plants appeared to be in good condition. AGE noted no obvious indications of stained soil or burned and distressed vegetation. One truck with large plastic tanks for water or chemical application was noted near the southwest corner of the parcel; the truck tanks appeared to be empty. Buried utility lines extended along the southern portion of the parcel. • Parcel 26 use included irrigated tomato cultivation; an irrigation pump was located near the intersection of the levee and river access roads. AGE notes that the tomato planting was generally uniform, with no dead or dying sections and the plants appeared to be in good condition.An elongated pond extended along the west side of the levee towards the northern portion of the parcel; water in the pond appeared to be clean, with some algae growth; the surrounding aquatic plants and grasses appeared to be healthy. • AGE noted no obvious indications of stained soil or burned and distressed vegetation.There was a small amount of residential-type dumping immediately northwest of the intersection Y of the levee and river access roads. One truck with large plastic tanks for water or chemical application was noted south of the pond; the truck tanks appeared to be empty. _ ll residential complex,lgr,4ted a ar..South Wing Levee; AGE did 9 .-- Parcel included one small `' not inspect the structures, and because there was an unsecured dog, AGE viewed the co—m Iex from the automobile. Inspection of the complex was outside the scope of this p _ . _...�.�,.,, p p p investigation. AGE noted that there was one single-width mobile home and one metal shed/garage in the complex. The property utilized a ssMtic system and a domestic well. A area with several automobiles and general residential storage was located north of the shed/garage,but no obvious items of environmental concern were noted. • No chemical or hazardous material storage was noted on the subject property; at the time of the site visit, no agricultural chemicals were being applied. Advanced Gen Environmental,Inc.