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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Project H:99-1261 Proposed AUtoLonc Site,Manteca,California February 19. 1999 Pate 1'_ The title documents will be kept on file at Anthony-Taylor Consultants and are available for review upon request. V. SITE RECONNAISSANCE/ INTERVIEW CHECKLIST A site reconnaissance was conducted on the subject property by a representative of Anthony- Taylor Consultants, Mr Michael J. Barnett, on February 8. 1999. The site reconnaissance included a physical inspection of the property and neighboring sites. A summary of the observations compiled during the site reconnaissance follows: Current Uses Observed: The subject site is located on the western side of South Main Street on the northern half of the property currently occupied by Dons Mobil Glass (see Figure No. Ic, Site Map). Improvements to the subject site at the time of our site visit, February 8, 1999, included a planter box enclosed by a concrete curb, asphaltic concrete pavement i (poor condition), two (2) area drains, several sewer clean outs, and several small concrete pads (See Figure lc, Site Map). The remnants of several fence posts were also noted on the property - small metal cylinders in the ground around the subject i site cut off at the ground surface. Currently, a mobile restaurant is utilizing the eastern portion of the subject site. Hazardous Substances Identified No hazardous substances were identified on the subject site. Hazardous Substance Containers and Unidentified Storage Containers No staining or any other indications of hazardous materials being used or stored on the subject site were noted during the site reconnaissance. Underground Storage Tanks No fill ports or vent lines were noted on the subject site that would indicate that an underground storage tank was present. Indications of PCB's Electricity is supplied to the subject site by way of overhead electrical lines. One electrical transformer was noted on the subject site mounted on a utility pole. There were no indications that PCB's may have been released from this transformer - the transformer appeared in good condition and no staining was noticed on the utility pole or the asphaltic concrete beneath the transformer.