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F.nreronmenlal Sin•As�reo.cment 6. Mountain Mattie it(,futunnnrovd) Prriecl. bfnuutain Hnus-e, CalUornia pesticides in the field, low residual concentrations would stay in the same range throughout the area. Extrapolating and projecting those values to the Site, IMFC is of the opinion that the pesticides issue will have no impact on the development of the property as a residential community. In addition, since the surface soil has been thoroughly disturbed by grading activities, performance of a program of soil sampling and chemical testing at this time does not appear to be necessary since it will not produce any meaningful results. There are no major sources of contamination evident on the adjacent properties that may migrate onto the Site. In the professional opinion of IMFC, an appropriate level of inquiry has been made into the previous uses of the Site consistent with good commercial and customary practice in an effort to minimize liability, and no apparent evidence or indication of Recognized Environmental Conditions (REC) has been revealed. F. RECOMMENDATIONS The investigation outlined in this report revealed that no major pollutants have significantly impacted the Site to levels that may require any remediation. Therefore, no adverse environmental impact on the development of the Site for residential purposes is anticipated. According, no recommendations for any mitigation measures are made. G. LIMITATIONS The data, information, interpretations, and recommendations contained in this technical report are presented solely as preliminary bases and guides to the existing environmental conditions of a parcel of land containing approximately 21.2 acres, located at the southwest corner of the future De Anza Boulevard and Central Parkway, within the Mountain House Community Project, approximately 2 miles north of Interstate 205 near the City of Tracy, San Joaquin County, California. The conclusions _ 15