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The San Joaquin Community Development Department requires that Nitrate Loading/Soil Suitability Studies be submitted to EHD before submitting the Zone Reclassification Application. These Studies have been completed and were submitted to EHD on March 22, 2018 (SR0078905). § 1.1 The SJC District Viewer Map indicates the subject Parcel is currently 13.09 acres 'net. The new Tentative Map indicates the property is 11.54 after the LLA. Each proposed Parcel acreage is illustrated on the Tentative Map. Proposed Parcels 1 and 2 currently contain a single family residential (SFR) structure. Present land use of the property can be j observed by the aerial Google Map and consists of open space, numerous trees and wooded areas. § 1.2 The Tentative Map has been prepared by Wong Engineers, Inc. and illustrates the aforementioned existing structures, including: water wells, storage sheds/out building structures, and other structures itemized in the Legend on the Tentative Map. As referenced, a description of proposed development is to create four Parcels and a Designated Remainder from the original 13.09 acre Parcel,through a Minor Subdivision, Lot Line Adjustment and Zone Reclassification. § 1.3 The District Viewer Map denoting the location of the property is found in the Appendices. § 1.4 The Tentative Map illustrates the locations of items currently on the Parcel. Soil Map historical aerial photos illustrate the property to be vacant. Attached photographic plates show the actual property and surrounding properties. §2.0 PAST,PRESENT AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THE SITE § 2.1 Past utilization of the property has been as residential and a Christmas Tree production farm up until 2010. §3.0 IDENTIFICATION OF ALL PAST AND CURRENT SOURCES OF CONTAMINATION § 3.1 Discussion of the methods used to research and investigate the potential or known above- ground and below ground sources of contamination at the site include the following: The first informational gathering source was direct observation of the entire property, which is documented in the attached photographic plates. Nitrogen fertilization of surrounding pasture land, confined animal facilities and row crop production, probably have contributed nitrogen to the underlying aquifer(s). The on-site water well was sampled for the Nitrate Loading Study and has a nitrate as nitrate concentration of 15 ppm and no DBCP/EDB. Page -3- Chesney Consulting