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§ 1.1 The SJC District Viewer Map indicates the subject Parcel is currently 0.64 acres net. The Tentative Map has not been completed as of the date of this report. The subject Parcel was originally subdivided into three Parcels on February 16, 1939. The three subject Parcels were merged into one Parcel on November 19, 2010. Mr. Ahmed desires to re-subdivide the property back into three Parcels and construct a single family residential (SFR) structure on each of the three new Parcels. Present land use of the property can be observed by the aerial Google Map and consists exclusively of open space, annual grasses and trees. There is a soil depression near the middle of the property, near Eighth Street. This was most likely the location of a removed septic tank. Historical septic tank usage has been well documented in this area. The center portion of the property has been paved with asphalt. It is unknown why this paving was done; however,the Open Door House of Prayer Church had purchased the property, merged the three Parcels, and proposed to use the property as a parking lot. It is my understanding the merged Parcels were never used as a parking lot. § 1.2 The Tentative Map is in the process of being prepared by Zack Wong, PE of WoQ Engineers, Inc., Stockton. The APN map illustrates the Parcels before consolida one Parcel (Parcel 39). There are no on-site commercial/residential structures or outbuilding structures. There is a sea container located in the SWC of the propeillustrated in the photographic plates. The sea container contains furniture, chair from a nearby Church. As referenced, a description of proposed development is to create three Parcels as was the original configuration from the original 0.64 acre Parcel,through a Minor Subdivision. § 1.3 The District Viewer Map denoting the location of the property is found in the Appendix A. § 1.4 The photographic plates found in Appendix E illustrate the actual property, surrounding properties and the items currently on the Parcel, which are: an old half drum that contains non-hazardous garbage, empty bottles and other types of garbage, grass clippings and other landscape wastes. § 2.0 PAST,PRESENT AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THE SITE § 2.1 Past utilization of the property over one hundred years ago was agricultural dryland and possibly flood irrigated farming. EHD permits are found in Appendix C. However,there were no permits specifically for address 1904 East Eighth Street. The addresses of the original three Parcels are unknown. Consequently, permits for 1882 East Eighth Street through 1932 East Eighth Street are included in this report,which should encompass the subject property. The permits were mainly for septic systems, before the area was connected to City sewer. Page -3- Chesney Consulting