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L LC Fuller Mobile Home Park L365 East Louise, Lathrop, California LReceptor Survey 1.0 Project Idents;fication LWHF, Inc., Environmental and Engineering Group (WHF), has been contracted to conduct a receptor survey at the Fuller Mobile Home Park located at 365 East Louise, Lathrop, i California (Figure 1). The purpose of this survey is to identify all, if any, receptors within L a two thousand (2,000) foot radii of the contaminated area of the subject site. The data given in this report will provide information leading to the potential impact of mobile Lcontaminants into or toward these receptors. L2.0 Site Description and History The subject property is located on relatively level terrain with ground slopes less than 1' per 1,000'. It is bordered to the east and north by an urban subdivision which Lz� consists of single family dwellings on lots approximately 6,000 square feet in area. It is bordered on the west by an undeveloped lot which is commercially zoned. It is Lbordered on the south by Libby-Owens-Ford industrial plant which encompasses several acres of land. LSoil type: Dinuba fine sandy loam, deep, drainage normally good, although some areas contain slight to moderate amounts of salt. Subsoil drainage maybe restricted by Lthe dense substratum. The current depth to groundwater in this area is approximately 7 to 10 feet from the Lsurface. L 3.0 Scope of Work On February 26, 1997, WHF, conducted interviews coupled with a physical site inspection of the L subject property to locate and identify any receptors within the area identified in Figures 1 through 4. A receptor is defined as entities such as streams, rivers, city wells, domestic wells, etc that would receive contamination and yield a potential risk to human health. It is the purpose of this study to address if groundwater contamination will reach these receptors and pose a risk to public health. L� L