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In the 1963 photo, more new houses can be seen on nearby properties. The industrial facility to the east has again expanded. No other significant changes are apparent. In the 1975 and 1998 photos, no significant changes are apparent. In the 2005 photo, a house can be seen on the south side of the Site. In the 2007 photo, a house can be seen on the north side of the Site. The gazebo can be seen adjacent to the house on the south side of the Site. In the 2014 photo, a small house can be seen on the west side of the Site. A small shed can be seen on the east side of the Site. These photos are included as Appendix 3 of this report. 4.0 SITE INSPECTION Live Oak inspected the site on May 1, 2018. Photographs of the Site are attached to this report as Appendix 2. No structures were entered. The ground surface was not visible in many locations due to the presence of objects and vegetation. The Site is a residential parcel located in Thornton. It is bounded by Stockton Street on the south and Alice Avenue on the north. Three houses, a shed, a gazebo, and a temporary greenhouse are located on the Site. A fence separates the northern house on Alice Avenue from the remaining structures on the Site. At the house on Alice Avenue, a few tires, two plastic buckets, and four quart- size containers were stored next to the driveway. In the backyard of the houses on Stockton Street, a backpack-style sprayer was sitting near the greenhouse. The adjacent parcels to the north and east were residential. To the south of the Site, across Stockton Street, were the Thornton post office and a municipal water well. To the west of the Site were a convenience store, two other small storefronts, and two residences. LOGE 1822 3