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2 SITE SETTING KLEI NF ELDER <br /> 2.1 SITE LOCATION <br /> The site is located at 17950 Via Nicolo west of Tracy in San Joaquin County, California (Plate <br /> 1). The site is located to the southwest of Highway 580, and is accessible from the Patterson <br /> Pass Road exit. The Musco Olive Products facility is located in portions of Section 4, Township <br /> 3 South, Range 4 East, and Section 34, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mt. Diablo Baseline <br /> and Meridian. <br /> According to the Midway, California USGS topographic quadrangle, both Southern Pacific <br /> Railroad (SPRR) and Western Pacific Railroad(WPRR)tracks cross the site. An artesian well is <br /> located to the northwest of the site between the SPRR tracks and Highway 580. <br /> 2.2 CURRENT USE AND SITE CHARACTERISTICS <br /> The site is occupied by the olive processing and packaging plant located in the northern portion <br /> of the property (Section 34) adjacent to the SPRR and Highway 580. An existing one million <br /> gallon storage pond is located southwest of the plant along the western boundary of Section 34. <br /> Two evaporation ponds are located to the northeast of the plant near Highway 580. The <br /> proposed new 72 million-gallon storage pond(s) will be located to the southeast of the plant near <br /> the southern boundary of Section 34. The land application area is located to the southwest of the <br /> plant and existing pond area in Section 4. <br /> The one million-gallon storage pond, proposed 72 million-gallon storage pond location, and land <br /> application area are accessible by unpaved roads. The topography of the plant area is somewhat <br /> flat, transitioning to rolling hills south of the plant near the one million-gallon pond and land <br /> application area. The topography in the portion of the land application area south of the WPRR <br /> is relatively steep, and may limit drill rig access during periods of inclement weather. <br /> 2.3 GEOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY <br /> The site lies along the transition between the Great Valley and Coast Ranges Geomorphic <br /> Provinces of California. Review of the California Division of Mines and Geology "Geologic <br /> 20-2594-03.WP2I2011R002 Page 2 of 12 <br /> Copyright 2000 Kleinfelder,Inc. December 29,2000 <br />