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Fulcrum Resources Environmental (FR) is pleased to present this proposal for a limited subsurface environmental assessment to investigate subsurface conditions at the subject property. This is a preliminary investigation;thus,this investigation is intended for screening purposes only. Should impact be discovered from contaminants of concern in the areas of concern assessed, additional assessment may be necessary to further evaluate the environmental risks; however, in our opinion, the proposed scope of work adequately meets the objective to assess the identified concerns. Background FR prepared a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Report for the subject property, dated June 28, 2021. Below is a summary of findings from FR's Phase I ESA Report: Summary of Property Description The subject property consists of two rectangular-shaped, contiguous parcels that totals 3.012 acres in size. The southern parcel is improved with three commercial structures including a 3,000-square-foot office building, a 2,250-square-foot shop building, and a 1,600-square foot covered vehicle washing building (subject buildings). The office building contains a lobby area, small office spaces, a meeting room, a break area, and two restrooms. A roll-up door is located on the northern side of the structure which opens into the meeting room and break area.The shop building contains a single open room with two large, raised wood and steel platforms for additional storage space. A large floor-to-ceiling sliding double-door is located on the northern side of the structure. The vehicle washing building consists of three open-air washing ports with drains and a grease trap to contain wastewater from cleaning vehicles. A small steel shed located adjacent to the shop building houses a potable water well and pump system. Summary of Property History Based on a review of available historical records, the subject property was improved with several residential structures on the southern portion of the property from as early as 1937 until sometime prior to 1957. By 1957, the subject property was used as a storage yard with several structures on the southwestern portion of the property. By 1963, the southwestern portion of the subject property appeared to be improved with a structure resembling the westernmost subject building(office building). Between 1968 and 1975, the westernmost portion of the subject property was redeveloped into a frontage road for Interstate Highway 5. By 1998, the subject property resembled the current layout of the subject property. No tenant information is known for the subject property prior to 1990. Since 1990, the subject property has been occupied by various auto parts and towing companies including Bloom's Auto Parts from 1990 to 2004, Valley Tow Service in 1996, Acme Truck Sales from 1999 to 2004, and Pride Truck Sales (the current tenant since 1998). According to the City of Stockton Community Development Department, the subject property was improved with a grease trap in 1984 which was intended to contain wastewater from cleaning auto parts for Bloom's Auto Parts. Records from the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD) indicate the subject property was equipped with several generations of septic tanks which were originally installed in the 1950s and removed in the 1980s. Additionally,the subject property is equipped with one potable water groundwater installed in 1998. 2