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ENTRY AGREEMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES This ENTRY AGREEMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES between Pacific Gas and Electric Company(PG&E) and Donald L.Zeller and Carrolle J. Zeller(hereafter referred to as "Owners") effective 2003, is in regard to Owners'property more particularly described in the deed recorded as Instrument Number 94107012, San Joaquin County records (Owners'Property), and located adjacent to the lot commonly known as PG&E's Lathrop Dehydrator Station(the Station). Owner and PG&E understand that: A. PG&E has conducted extensive environmental investigations at its Lathrop Dehydrator Station and on Owners'Property adjacent to the Station to determine the horizontal and vertical extent of petroleum hydrocarbons in the soil and groundwater resulting from PG&E Station operations; B. PG&E desires to continue its investigation and to perform environmental remediation activities on Owners' Property and PG&E's Station to reduce the concentrations of petroleum compounds in the soil and/or the groundwater; C. Owners desires to have PG&E continue to enter its property to perform its investigation activities and to undertake environmental remediation activities, all in accordance with plans approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board(CVRWQCB); and, D. Environmental clean-up activities are invasive, require heavy equipment to remove soil and/or groundwater,and may take several days, or longer, to complete. Therefore,PG&E and Owners agree as follows: 1) Owners grant to PG&E, including its employees, contractors, subcontractors and agents, a temporary license to enter Owners' Property, to conduct environmental investigation and remedial activities necessary to periodically monitor and remove as reasonable, petroleum compounds in the soil and/or the groundwater related to PG&E's operations at its Lathrop Dehydrator Station (PG&E's Activities). PG&E's Activities may include (but are not limited to) sampling, maintenance and removal of groundwater monitoring wells, extraction of soil borings, excavation of soil to the approximate depth of groundwater, dewatering of any excavation areas, and backfill and reseeding of excavated areas. 2) The term of this license agreement shall be five years, and it shall terminate five years from the Effective Date, or upon removal by PG&E of all groundwater monitoring wells on Owners' property,whichever occurs earlier. This license agreement for a right of entry may be extended by mutual consent of Owners and PG&E. Z 'd LOL9- 1E9-926 004laaws eB0 :01 60 90 2nd