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Additionally, the assessment includes: • A cross check with information contained in database programs such as the NPL, CERCLIS, and other governmental databases. • Visual observation of the adjacent properties to identify high-risk neighbors and or the potential for a problem to migrate onto the site 2.2 Special Terms and Conditions The assessment is based upon the following terms and conditions and are as follows: • A search of specified governmental databases following ASTM Standard(E 1527- 00) to identify and map nearby sites with potential or existing environmental liabilities. • A physical site survey and evaluation of the site for evidence of potential environmental concerns • Limitations of the ASTM Standard and recommendations for mitigation of any hazardous conditions • The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department - Surface and Subsurface Contamination Report Check List was used as a additional guide for the report preparation per discussion with Ray Borges of that office. 2.3 Limitations and Exceptions This assessment was limited to the data reviewed and a physical survey of the site and the surrounding area. 6.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS Reviewing all pertinent data for the site I conclude that current and past usage of the site does not pose any environmental hazard. No further environmental studies are considered necessary. I reviewed the chemicals likely to have been used in the past with the San Joaquin County Agricultural Department (Steve Denardy). Chemicals potentially used on the site when in vineyard did not indicate any concern. The existing residential subdivisions to the south were also in vineyards according to the 1976 topographical maps. Based on the review of records and physical site survey the following findings are for the client's consideration and action: • Any development and construction on the site will require permits or approval from the appropriate regulatory agencies.