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Apr 23 03 09:17a SmeOhCO 925-631-6707 p.3 • I" AMENDMENT TO ENTRY AGREEMENT This 1" AMENDMENT TO ENTRY AGREEMENT amends the Entry Agreement effective June 1", 1999 by and between Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Gerrit Hofman (hereafter referred to as "OwneeD, regarding Owner's property adjacent to PG&E's McMullin Dehydrator Station (hereafter referred to as the "Station"), situated on the east side of Airport Way south of the intersection of Perrin Road in San Joaquin County. PG&E and Owner agree as follows: 1) It is further understood between Owner and PG&E that; A. PG&E has conducted extensive environmental investigations to determine the horizontal and vertical extent of petroleum hydrocarbons in the soil and groundwater at its Station and Owner's Property, resulting from Station operations; B. PG&E desires to perform environmental remediation activities on Owner's Property and the Station to reduce the concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in the soil and the groundwater; C. Owner desires to have PG&E enter his property to perform environmental remediation activities in accordance with plans approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board; 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. 2) Owner grants permission to PG&E, including its employees, contractors, subcontractors and agents, to enter Owner's Property between October 16`s and November 17'" 2002, to conduct remedial activities necessary to remove as reasonable, petroleum hydrocarbons in the soil and/or the groundwater related to PG&E's operations at the Station. Activities will include excavation of approximately 1000 cubic yards of soil to an estimated depth of 14 feet [as depicted in Exhibit A (Drawing C-3)] and dewatering of the excavation area. PG&E's activities will occur between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, seven days per week PG&E will temporarily fence around the area where remedial activities will occur to deter unauthorized access to the remediation area, and may store and stage necessary equipment, vehicles and other materials overnight and over weekends in the fenced area. The approximate arca to be temporarily fenced is outlined in Exhibit A., and extends approximately 55 to 65 feet east of the Station. 3) PG&E's activities will be in accordance with plans approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. Copies of the approved plans shall be given to Owner prior to activities beginning on Owner's property. The amount of soil excavated will be determined by safety considerations and by the Central Valley Regional Water Control Board in accordance with its policies and regulations. 4) PG&E shall use its best efforts to communicate with Owner about its schedule for remedial activities. While PG&E's remedial activities are ongoing, PG&E shall use reasonable efforts to minimize interference with Owner's activities in the vicinity of the site. The dirt road north of the Station and east of Airport Way shall remain accessible to Owner's vehicles during remedial activities. 5) Prior to October 16'h, 2002, Owner shall prepare Owner's Property by relocating livestock, livestock fencing, a livestock chute, and other equipment and facilities in the area to be temporarily fenced as outlined in Exhibit A, with the exception of a concrete