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Biological Resources Describe any wildlife habitat or species on-site: The site is a leveled field that is being used for truck and equipment storage. Overall the site is biologically unremarkable Identify any waterways and/or riparian habitat that may be disturbed by the proposed project: (See Chapter 9-1510 of the Development Title for Riparian Habitat Regulations): No waterway or riparian habitat have been identified on-site Identify any Native Oak trees, Heritage Oak trees or Historical trees that may be disturbed by the proposed project: (See Chapter 9- 1505 of the Development Title for Tree Regulations): No special-status plants or potentially suitable habitat for special-status plants were observed in the site. Due to lack of suitable habitat, it is unlikely that special-status plants occur in the site. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION (Attach additional sheets as necessary) Topography Describe the project site's topography: The site contains graded aggregate base yards in the rear and central areas with the central area showing visible ruts and settlement throughout, trafficked by semi-trucks. The westernmost portion of the property near 1-580 is not developed and appears to be native soil, previously used for agriculture and farming, but currently used like a junk yard. The southern portion of the site, near 1-580 is topographically higher than the north end of the site, bounded by the aqueduct. The site generally grades from low to high toward the SW. Slopes are gradual and graded areas are generally flat. Describe any existing drainage courses or eroded areas on or near the project site: Cultural Resources Describe any items of historical or archaeological interest on-site: A cultural resources investigation has not been completed for the site at this time. SAN JOAQUIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT SITE APPROVAL - COUNTY - — FILE NUMBER: Page 4 of 6 Updated 04/29/2019