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December 14, 2020 d anc edGeo Project No. 20-6235 An Employee-Owned Campy Page 12 • Local soil conditions in the subject property area; • The known or inferred groundwater flow direction in the subject property area; • The status of the respective regulatory agency-required investigation(s) of the identified site (if any); and • Surface and subsurface obstructions and diversions (e.g., buildings, roads, sewer systems, utility service lines, rivers, lakes and ditches located between the identified site and the subject property. Only those sites that are judged to present a potential environmental risk to the subject property and/or warrant additional clarification are further evaluated. Using the referenced criteria and based on a review of readily available information contained within the regulatory database report, AGI did not identify adjacent or nearby sites (e.g. within '/4-mile radius) listed on the regulatory database report that were judged to present a potential environmental risk to the subject property. 3.4. ADDITIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY RECORD SOURCES In addition to the EDR computer search of federal, state and regional regulatory agency databases, AGI contacted appropriate regulatory agencies to review records regarding the property and surrounding sites identified as having recognized environmental conditions that have the potential to impact the subject property based on ground water flow direction, distance from the subject property and nature of the releases causing the environmental condition. Additional agency searches include the following: • San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD) and the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (Regional Board) maintain records of industrial violations for this area and are the lead agencies for the enforcement of the State Underground Storage Tank and Hazardous Waste Laws for San Joaquin County. AGI requested to review any files that were available. • The Regional Board also maintains and online computer database, GeoTracker, that provides listings of closed and active sites related to unauthorized releases of hydrocarbons as well as solvents, metals, and other materials. For listed sites, online reports are commonly available. AGI reviewed the GeoTracker database for information that may be available for the subject property or surrounding sites. • The California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) is the State of California agency responsible for oversight of hazardous waste regulations, cleanup of existing contamination, pollution prevention and reduction in hazardous waste and toxic materials and identification of potential new pollutants. The DTSC maintains the EnviroStor Data Management System (ENVIROSTOR) which allows for the search for information on investigation, cleanup, permitting and/or corrective actions that are planned, being conducted or have been completed under DTSC oversight. AGI reviewed the ENVIROSTOR database for any information that may be available. • The United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) provides an online computer database, ENVIROFACTS, providing lists of sites listed on multiple USEPA databases. AGI reviewed the ENVIROFACTS database for any information that may be available. • San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) — The SJVAPCD is the local air district for San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, and Kern Counties. AGI requested to review any files that were available.