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POMBO PROPERTY Phase I Historical Environmental Audit 1 Page: 5 3.10 Radon ! Radon is not suspected to be present in the San Joaquin County area so tests were not conducted. EPA and the California Department of Health Services have tested for Radon in this area and have found no evidence of levels exceeding health standards. In pans of the country where Radon is of concern it usually only involves structures with basements. 3.11 Land filling There are no listed landfills or abandoned landfills on or near the subject site. There is no evidence of the dumping of household materials on the property. 4.0 REGULATORY RECORDS AUDIT The following is a list of documents reviewed for the subject property and surrounding _ vicinity within a one (1) mile radius: CERCLIS EPA Superfund NPL EPA National Priority List LIENS Federal Superfund Liens SWIS Solid Waste Information System List RCRA EPA Hazardous Waste Generators LUST CWRCB Underground Leaking Tanks CORTESE CWTdB, WRCB, CDHS, Hazardous Waste Substance Sites TANNER CDHS Hazardous Waste Generators & Disposal Data BOP CDHS - California Bond Expenditure Plan ASPIS CDHS - Abandoned Site Program The subject property was not listed in any of the above sources. A permit to operate an underground tank and dispose of hazardous waste is described as being issued to the Pombo's. An agricultural equipment maintenance shop is located on that property. A Chevron pipeline is located over a half mile away from the subject property and listed under toxic releases with a remedial investigation status. The cleanup equipment was observed on Byron Road north of Highway 205. A detailed report of all the facilities on the above lists can be found in Appendix B. 5.0 CONCLUSIONS The subject properties did not appear on any contaminated site lists. However, there is a potential that petroleum contamination is present on the 24100 S. Lammers Road property. Underground tanks have been removed without laboratory soil sampling and