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2020, the western barn, western stable, shop building with living space, and brick building had been demolished. On the south side of the western stable, several pieces of old concrete pipe and a metal pipe were observed in April. In August, the concrete pipe could still be seen, as well as large piles of tree trimmings; the metal pipe was not observed. Visible through the open door of the old shop with living space, Live Oak observed two very old drums that appeared to be empty, a small rusty container, and a slight discoloration in one part of the dirt floor. The other end of the building appeared to be an extremely old living space that had been unoccupied for many years. In August, the entire building had been demolished and the soil throughout the area had been tilled. Many of the barns appeared to use pipes protruding from the ground as doorstops. A pipe in a concrete base was observed near the former location of the western barn in August; this may have been a doorstop for the former barn. In April, eight apparently empty drums were observed inside the eastern stable. In August, the drums had been removed, and it was possible to see that the stable had a concrete and brick floor, though partially deteriorated. Slight discoloration of the floor was apparent in two locations. The house and garage appeared to be in good condition; Mr. Chiu is working on renovating the house. The domestic well was observed near the southeast corner of the garage. Old concrete pipe was observed in several places, both in place in the ground and in piles. The largest pile was observed south of the building cluster along the southern property line. A brush pile with some concrete pipe present was observed at the southeast corner of the Site. A pile of bricks was observed in April to the west of the small brick building, suggesting that a building had been demolished. Signs indicating the presence of an underground gas pipeline were noted along the western property line (Roberts Road). Seven pole-mounted transformers were observed on the property; most of the transformers were labeled with blue stickers indicating that they are free of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). To the west of the Site was Roberts Road, followed by orchard. An agricultural equipment storage yard (7569 Roberts Road) was observed to the west of the northwest corner of the Site. To the south of the Site was another orchard. To the north of the Site was an alfalfa field. To the east was the San Joaquin River, followed by agricultural land. LOGE 20-16 4