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1.0 Introduction This Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) was performed for the property known as the Channel Head Parking Lot southwest of the intersection of El Dorado Street and Weber Avenue, in Stockton, California, by Black & Veatch for the City of Stockton (City). This Phase I ESA consisted of records review, site reconnaissance, and this Phase I ESA report. The site reconnaissance visit was conducted on January 19, 1999. The definitions and terms used within this report are defined in Appendix A. This section includes the purpose, special terms and conditions, limitations and exceptions of assessment, and limiting conditions and methodology used. 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this Phase I ESA was to evaluate the environmental conditions of the site to assess potential environmental concerns which may have an effect on the proposed redevelopment of the site. To accomplish the goals of this Phase I ESA in the limited time frame available, the following activities were accomplished: • Records Review: The review of present and past land use activities for the property and surrounding properties, review of selected federal and state regulatory files for information regarding existing and potential recognized environmental conditions at or near the property;review of aerial photos; and review of Sanborn maps. • Site Reconnaissance: Physical inspection of the property to determine visual indications of recognized environmental conditions. Review of surrounding land uses to assess the possibility of potential off-site environmental contamination to migrate onto the property. • Report: A written Phase I ESA report provided to the City detailing activities and findings resulting from assessment activities. 1.2 Special Terms and Conditions No sampling activities were conducted during this Phase I ESA. 1.3 Limitations and Exceptions of Assessment All ESAs encounter limitations in some form or another. These limitations include time constraints, type and availability of information, and access. Specific limitations encountered during this assessment include the following: B&V Project 62041.100 1-1 NA6204 I Thase-L doc(1/27/99)