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Two aboveground storage tanks approximately 550 gallons in size were observed to the south of the old shed. The Teicheiras indicated that the tank on the ground contains some gasoline, but the standing tank is empty. Inside the old shed, numerous tires were stored; the Teicheiras indicated that the tires will be used for future car projects. A car, a boat, two drums, an automotive engine, and a variety of other supplies were stored within the old shed. The Teicheiras indicated that the drums are empty and the engine will be moved into a more secure building. To the west of the old shed, several old cars and antique tractors were parked; the Teicheiras indicated that these will be restored in the future. More tires, a trailer, and two empty drums were observed northwest of the old shed; the Teicheiras indicated that these tires will be used in the future as well. On the north side of the old shed is a metal storage container. North of this, six metal drums and several 5-gallon buckets were observed; the Teicheiras indicated that the drums are for sale, and the buckets are empty. Further northwest of this area, an approximately 300 gallon metal storage tank, piles of car parts, agricultural equipment including large tractors, a parked vehicle, and other miscellaneous objects were observed to be stored; the Teicheiras indicated that the tank is empty and will be sold in the future, as will the piles of car parts. The domestic well was observed to the west of the house at 6733 East Perrin. The dairy well was observed to the north of the milk barn. The Teicheiras pointed out the locations of the septic systems for the three houses, three mobile homes, and milk barn restroom. They indicated that the old building west of the three mobile homes is only used for storage and does not have a septic system. On the north side of the dairy area, an open area was observed in which a few additional pieces of equipment were parked; a few soil stains typical of an active equipment storage area were observed. The Teicheiras indicated that the staining will be cleaned up as part of periodic site maintenance. An approximately 300-gallon metal storage tank and a similarly-sized plastic tank were stored on the north side of the area; the Teicheiras indicated that the metal tank will be sold in the future. Near the large cattle pen structures, a large pile of tire pieces was observed; the Teicheiras indicated that these are used to weigh down fabric coverings over feed piles. Two metal tanks and a mobile spray tank were observed to the north of the northern structure; the Teicheiras indicated that the large (approx. 2,000- gallon) metal tank was only ever used for water, and the small (approx. 100 gallon) tank will be sold. South of the milk barn, two plastic tanks and an old car were observed; the Teicheiras indicated that the tanks contain sanitizer for the milk lines. Further south was an approximately 550-gallon aboveground fuel tank. On the east side of the smaller cattle pen structure, a pump and two empty drums were observed. To the north of the cattle pens, the manure pond runs north-south. A trap wagon fuel tank was observed near the north end of the manure pond. LOGE 2327 4