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INTRODUCTION 1.0 INTRODUCTION AND PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT 1.1 Description of Site: The project consists of one parcel totaling 87.41 acres. The project is in an agricultural area with a property zoning of AG -40. The address is 21718 N. Cord Road, Clements, CA. The project is a portion of Assessor's Parcel Number 023-200-05. Description of proposed development: The purpose of this project is to divide 87.41 acres into two parts. The property would result in one Financing Parcel containing 3.98 acres and an 83.43 acre as a Designated Remainder Parcel. 1.2 Parcel vicinity location map: (See Appendix). 1.3 Site map: (See Appendix). 2.0 PAST, PRESENT, AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THIS SITE 2.1 Discussion of Past, Present uses at the site to assess potential problems: The present owner, Richard McCarty, has owned this property for 5+ years. The past and present uses of the property have been for a homesite and grazing land. The current 87.41 acre parcel has an existing residence. The proposed 83.43 acre Designated Remainder Parcel includes the existing residence and will mainly be used for agricultural purposes. The 3.98 acre Financing Parcel will have a residence in the future. 3.0 CHEMICAL AND PHYSCAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL 3.1 Description of existing chemical and physical properties of soil: For a description of the chemical and physical properties of the soils underlying the site, refer to Section 5 of the Soil Suitability report prepared by Dillon & Murphy (attached in the Appendix). 3.2 Description of the mass transport properties of the soils underlying the site with respect to the nitrate and/or any other constituent of concern identified for the project site: The results from the percolation test prepared by Dillon & Murphy have determined that the site is permeable to a maximum depth of exploration of 42 inches. The soil type allows for infiltration of water through the topsoils. The infiltration rate will limit the natural treatment of the sites soils as they drain from the surface layers. The Soil in this area is classified as Pardee Cobbly Loam and Redding Gravelly Loam as stated in the Soil Survey of San Joaquin County, as provided by the United States Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service.