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Hmong Non-Alliance 2 March 11, 1992 ®r-11,67W determination of adjacent site uses will be made from public properties or roadways. Site History Investigation: A site history investigation will be conducted to determine past land use at and near the site related to the storage, production, or use of hazardous materials. If possible, persons with knowledge of past site uses will be interviewed. Documents to be reviewed may include: • Title information (if made available by Client) • Building permits • Aerial photographs • Insurance and land-use maps, and • Oil and gas production maps and records. Regulatory Agency Record Review: Regulatory agency personnel will be contacted to ascertain whether known environmental impairments exist or are suspected on or around the property. Regulatory agencies, or databases compiled by those agencies, to be consulted will include: • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Information System (CERCLIS) and National Priorities List (NPL, or "Superfund"). • California Department of Health Services; Abandoned Sites Program Information System (ASPIS), Hazardous Waste and Substances Sites List ("Cortese" list), and Bond Expenditure Plan (BEP, or "State Superfund"). • California Regional Water Quality Control Board; List of Reported Releases from Underground Storage Tanks. • California Waste Management Board; Solid Waste Information System (SWIS) list of Active and Inactive Landfills. • Local Agency files regarding reported releases of hazardous materials. Report Preparation At the conclusion of assessment research, a report summarizing the results of the assessment will be prepared and sent to the Client. The report will include findings regarding past land use on and around the site, and present an opinion regarding the potential for soil or ground-water contamination, as well as recommendations for expanded assessment of the site, if deemed appropriate.