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( ) It is stipulated as evidence, after the careful viewing of aerial photographs from the 19501s, 1960'x, 19701'x, 1980's and the 1990's that this portion of Whiskey Slough, where the vast majority of the landfill sits, has been filled and essentially denuded of riparian or wetland habitat since the 1950's and maybe much earlier. The District Attorney cannot speak for other agencies on whether or not this area is or was wetland, or is or was riparian habitat, however, this document may be used by Zuckerman-Mandeville, Inc. in combination with the aerial photographs at the San Joaquin County Surveyor's Office and any USGS topographical maps to serve an evidence of the site covered in this plea. It is further stipulated that no determination has been made with regard to the ponded areas and the vegetation that surrounds these ponded area that are directly adjacent to the landfill site. Again, the District Attorney cannot speak for agencies other than California Department of Fish and Game and San Joaquin County in reaching this agreement, however, the District Attorney recommends that this resolution encompass all litigation and administrative actions regarding the site as it currently exists in it's unlawful landfill condition as long as complete and proper "clean closure" is accomplished. ( ) Defendant is to obey all environmental laws, this includes proper health and safety procedures during clean-up and proper legal disposal of all hazardous and non-hazardous materials. ( ) Defendant shall be placed on three years informal probation, but it is hereby agreed upon that upon timely and proper completion of all of the above terms the People will support the Defendant's motion to shorten probation and apply to the Court to exponge all counts.