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EnXco utilized propane in its forklifts and for a portable heater used in the warehouse area. SECOR observed a part oven in the warehouse area. Concrete floors in the warehouse area were in good condition with no cracks or chips. SECOR observed absorbent pads around the bottom of the parts washer indicating a possible recent spill. Mr. Sam Mingua, Shop Supervisor advised SECOR the pads are placed to collect possible drippage from the cleaned parts and prevent a trip and fall hazard to workers. Mr. Mingua also advised SECOR that Safety-Kleen empties and refills the parts washer with the QSOL 300 cleaning solvent as needed. Since SECOR's investigation of January 19, 2005, EnXco has vacated their tenant space at Patterson Pass Business Park Building #6. According to Ms. Kathy Tani, Property Manager for Building #6, as of April 1, 2005, EnXco moved out and restored the warehouse and office areas of the building to their original condition. Ms. Tani advised that the concrete flooring in the warehouse area was in excellent condition, and that no staining or evidence of release was observed. Ms. Tani also advised that the warehouse area was renovated and that Bunzl is currently occupying the space. The office area is in the process of being renovated to accommodate Bunzl. Aerial photo review, interviews, and other related records searches indicated that the subject property building was constructed in 1999. Prior to construction, the subject property was undeveloped land. The historical review did not identify evidence of past on-site activities that appear to pose a risk of adverse environmental impacts on the subject property. A review of federal and state databases of known or suspected contaminated sites and other related environmental databases provided by Environmental Data Resources, Inc. (EDR) identified the subject property, specifically EnXco (a former tenant), on the RCRA-SQG database. This listing was for tracking purposes only, no violations were reported. One California Spills, Leaks, Investigation and Cleanup (CA SLIC) facility is located approximately 0.44 mile west-northwest of the subject property. SECOR contacted the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board on January 26, 2005 for information regarding this facility. As of the date of this report, no response was received. However, based on its distance from the subject property, and its cross-gradient location in relation to groundwater flow, it appears unlikely that this facility would have an adverse environmental impact on the subject property. No further investigation is warranted. No other nearby sites were identified on the database as environmental concerns to the subject property. The results of this Phase I ESA represent a review of current conditions at the property, based on available information as described above. This assessment has revealed no evidence of recognized environmental conditions in connection with the subject property. No further investigation is warranted. Final ESA Report-30096.009-Tracy CA.doc 2 SECOR International Incorporated April 14,2005