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INCORPORATED 1/1.1.2 Other Information i We reviewed regulatory databases and made visual observations during our site visit. Based on these data we present information on features that were either contained in the databases or observed on the Property. These features were not considered to be RECs. We briefly discuss each feature to allow for a summary of conditions within and neighboring the Property. GI• We noted scattered debris within the Property to include paper and plastic household garbage, three rubber vehicle tires, and metal and wood debris. Along the west and north t Property boundaries, we noted several discarded items and personal belongings placed on the edges of the Property by the neighboring residents. These items included an empty 55-gallon, metal drum, a freezer, a heating and air conditioning unit, a metal trailer for hauling a boat or other type of equipment, a basketball hoop, an abandoned blue Datsun pickup truck, and a parked truck with an attached horse trailer. No staining or stressed vegetation was noted around these items. The discarded and stored items are not concluded to be RECs based on the assumption that the Property owner would provide for proper disposal of the materials and their contents. We recommend that the stored items and the debris be collected for appropriate disposal. If during the collection of the ` equipment and debris, soil staining or potential hazardous materials are encountered, we recommend that ENGEO be contacted so that further assessment may be completed. pl�O PURPOSE AND SCOPE 2.1 Pu osc of Phase One Environmental Site Assessment The purpose of this Phase One Environmental Site Assessment is to identify recognized environmental conditions associated with the Property. As defined in the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard Practice E 1527-00, a Recognized Environmental i 6918.1.001.01 v October 25, 2005 I 3 1_ 1i