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k'g KLEINFELDER 6 SITE RECONNAISSANCE A representative from Kleinfelder, Jennifer Young, Staff Geologist, conducted a site reconnaissance on March 26, 1999, to assess and photograph present site conditions. The approximate site boundaries are shown in Appendix A, Plate 2 "Site Map" and color photographs of the site are presented on Plates 3 and 4. The site conditions discussed below are limited to readily apparent environmental conditions observed. 6.1 GENERAL INFORMATION The subject site is presently being used as a dairy operation and an agricultural operation. There are multiple structures on site. Structures include a residence, a milking barn, an office, pole barn corrals, and sheds. There are two waste water ponds present on site. There are multiple wells use for domestic and irrigation purposes and a septic system. 6.2 DAIRY OPERATION The dairy operation consists primarily of the northeast one-quarter of the site. From 800 feet south of the northern border are row crops (corn). There are two unlabeled pole mounted transformers present on the north border and south border of the dairy area in the center. The transformers are in good condition with no obvious signs of leakage. Two irrigation pipelines are present along the western and eastern border of this area. A sump pump and irrigation well are present along the southern border of this site. A drainage ditch trends north/south across this area. There is a residence present in the central portion of this site. The house was occupied during the site reconnaissance and therefore was not accessed. There is a septic system located to the south of the residence and the leach lines-extend to the west and trend north/south. Also south of the residence is a propane tank, approximate size of 250-gallons. An unlabeled pad mounted transformer is also located in this area. There is also a drain present south of the propane tank which drains into the waste water pond. To the south of the residence is the milking barn and office. The milking barn has multiple above ground tanks present inside the building, these tanks contain milk. There are multiple 55- gallon plastic drums present in the northwest corner of the building. The drums are labeled, "Liquid Pfite Pipline Cleaner", which is an acid used to clean the drains on the site. The drums are situated on concrete and there is no visible staining in the area. There is a floor drain present near the drums. Present throughout the building are trenches and floor drains. These trenches and floor drains appear to catch excess milk. 20-4322-0 I.PO 1/2019R547 Page 17 of 23 Copyright 1999,Kleinfelder, Inc. .lune 28, 1999