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appliances. and farm equipment. Additionally, per the State of California Department of <br />Public Health Bureau of Vector Control November 21, 1956 document, earlier disposal at <br />the Lynch IDS associated with the former SSDS included the disposal of municipal solid <br />waste and peach/apricot pits. Delta Funding, LTD, currently owns the property PTP, c/o Cal <br />State Home Loans, P.O. Box 7636, Stockton, CA 95207. <br />Beard Property <br />The Beard property is a 10 -acre site; generally square in shape, with a joggled eastern <br />property boundary. The property is bounded by the Bill Lane IDS on the north, private <br />property and a segment of Santa Fe Road on the east, a city park on the south, and the BNSF <br />railroad on the west. As observed by CIWMB and LEA staff on a May 1, 2001 site visit, the <br />property is poorly graded and generally flat with inadequate drainage control. The northern <br />most portion of the property is strewn with glass shards metal crushed asphalt and concrete <br />debris. The Beard property is owned by Jon W. Beard, P.O. Box 739, Empire, CA 95319. <br />Waller (McAnaly) Property <br />The Waller (McAnaly) property is 17.4 acres in size and is bound by Santa Fe Road on the <br />west, Henry Road on the east, and private properties on the north and south. Topographic <br />maps indicate the presence of gravel pits, similar to the pit on the Bill Lane IDS and <br />surrounding areas. It is suspected that the gravel pit(s) on this property may have been filled <br />with wastes during the time the SSDS was operating. <br />Based on review of a September 1951 aerial photograph, the area identified as a gravel pit <br />on the USGS topographic map appears to correspond to dredge tailings. This is based on <br />another nearby area as shown on the September 1951 photograph with a similar appearance <br />of parallel, linear, positive relief features which on the USGS topographic map is identified <br />as dredge tailings. The origin of this apparent dredged ma eriaI is not known. B. I. McAnaly <br />ETL owns the McAnaly property. FF ESTS (APN 249-060-10). <br />4. Volume Estimate <br />Based on Geographical Information System (GIS) Maps containing trench log data and former <br />topographic relief maps of the Site, provided by Ninyo-Moore, volume estimates were calculated <br />from approximated disposal area horizontal and vertical extents (see Ampe�ndix D for Trench <br />Logs and Photographs, Appendix C for site map depicting fill areas, an' d �x H for <br />Volume Estimates). An approximate total of 130,000 cubic yards of waste was mapped on the <br />properties. An estimate of waste for each property is provided in Tabes le 4.1 (see also Appendix <br />H). Although a large portion of the Site had been excavated during the 1930-1940 mining <br />operations, a majority of the excavated area of the Site appeared to be backfilled with native soils <br />and artificial fill not containing debris. Waste extents were defined based on data in trench logs <br />identifying the presence of waste debris, including waste debris mixed with soil. <br />7 <br />