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kn KtEINFELDER 7 INTERVIEWS Kleinfelder attempted to contact key site managers to obtain current and historical environmental information concerning the subject site. Key site managers may include current or past owners of the site, managers, or current occupants on site. Local government officials were interviewed to obtain further information about environmental enforcement actions pending or ongoing at the site and adjacent facilities, or relevant permits (e.g. building, air quality, well abandonment, etc.) for the site and adjacent facilities. I �f Copies of telephone conversation records included in Appendix D and summaries of the discussions are- included in Chapter 4.0 of this report. The following sections highlight FIL environmental conditions revealed during the interviews. 7.1. INTERVIEW WITH OWNER/MANAGER i r Mr. Dave Hernandez (site owner), (209) 832-0749 An interview was conducted with Mr. Dave Hernandez on April 15, 2005 concerning the subject site. Mr. Hernandez has owned the site for approximately 25 years. According to Mr. Hernandez, the site had been used for dry farming and his garage associated with the residence was used for welding and repairs. He informed us that his residence (offsite) has one domestic well and a septic system, which was located directly south of the residence. The only pesticides he said he had used on the site was Roundup, and it was only used in the vicinity of his yard. He said the site had never been used for industrial purposes. He also stated that there had never 5 been any drums or sacks filled with chemicals on the site and that the two drums on the offsite residence were used for barbequing and for water. According to Mr. Hernandez, the site has never had any tanks except for the one located on the eastern border of the site. He stated that this above ground storage tank had never been filled with any type of product. Numerous debris piles and two ash piles were noted offsite surrounding his residence during the site reconnaissance. Mr. Hernandez stated that San Joaquin County had required him to remove debris from his property in the past because of complaints from the neighbors and that the only debris he had burned was paper. He said that no trash was buried onsite. According to Mr. Hernandez, the soil pile southeast of the garage is native soil that he used to make the yard more t. level. w { 7.2. INTERVIEW WITH OCCUPANTS i r See section 7.1. 55568.POI/ST05R488R/LTV:Iv Page 23 of 30 I ®2005 Kleinfelder,Inc. June 1,2005 I