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environmental conditions (HREC's) in connection with this property. The REC's are as follows: ' Lead paint on the inside and outside of the houses. Because the houses were built prior to 1980,lead paint is expected to have been used on both the exterior and interior of the structures. ' Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM). At least two residences have asbestos siding. Because of the age of the structures more ACBM are expected in the siding,interior texture,flue pipes,ceiling tiles and other materials used to ' fabricate these homes. • Routine auto maintenance was noted during a Site Reconnaissance at two residences and may have occurred at other residences with driveways and ' garages. Because of the nature of auto,repairs, small quantities of fluids (gasoline, grease,antifreeze,etc.)from these repairs may have been released into ' the environment. • The Mortuary located at 517 East Hazelton. It is unknown in what manner the fluids involved in the embalming process were disposed. • The auto paint and repair shops which were located at 532 South California St. Common historic practices of handling automotive fluids when these facilities were active in the 1930's may have lead to localized contamination. rThe HREC are as follows: • The former windmills and tanks located on the Site. Three water wells with ' unknown closure procedures existed on the Site at the beginning of the 1900's. If they were not properly closed these wells could continue to be a vertical pathway for contaminates to enter the local aquifer. The adjacent properties also contained ' several wells each with unknown closure status. Anectodotal evidence also suggests a former "drug house" existed in an on-Site house t (APN 149-085-002). This has not been substantiated. The San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services (OES),the Department of Toxic Substances Control's Emergency Response Unit,the Stockton Fire Department,and Stockton Police Department's t Narcotics Unit found no records of any drug lab existing at the residence located at 514 East Church Street. In a personal conversation between Lea Ann DePetro from Aperio Inc. and Ron Girard of the Stockton Police Department Neighborhood Services Section (phone number 209-937-8304) on September 20,2005,Mr. Girard stated that he did have records from 1998 stating that the property had "no narcotics issues: only code enforcement issues". These reports were then forwarded to our office after being ' reviewed by the City Attorney's Office. The report states the house to be in various states of disrepair(leaking roof,pigeon infested and being used as public bathroom). Subsequently,the City of Stockton served the house a"notice and order of intent to abate ' for demolition" on June 22, 1998. On October 22, 1998,the house was demolished and all debris was removed from the Site. The case was closed by the City of Stockton on March 10,2000 when the City acquired the now vacant property. See Appendix B for ' documentation from the City. PEA Workplan 6 Spanos Elementary School January 18,2006