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Jerusalem Airport is located to the west, the San Joaquin River Club residential subdivision is located to the east, and an orchard is located to the southwest. A gas pipeline marker was observed along Durham Ferry Road. 5.0 INTERVIEWS 5.1 Interview with Property Owners Daryll Quaresma was interviewed in person during the site visit. He indicated that Pat and Garret Hoffman are the owners of the Site; however, he will soon be talking ownership of half the land. They acquired the property about four weeks ago. Mr. Quaresma had little knowledge of the property, though he indicated that it has been used recently to grow tomatoes, wheat, and alfalfa. He stated that the land is leased to Joe Lombardi and that he will not be allowed to make any changes to the Site until the lease expires. At the end of the lease, Mr. Quaresma plans to remove the trailers and any remaining surface debris from the Site. A worker on the Site named Ben, who was the foreman for many years, was also interviewed during the site visit. Ben stated that two underground storage tanks were removed from the Site over 20 years ago. A diesel tank was removed from approximately the current location of the above-ground storage tanks, and a gasoline tank was removed from the northern corner of the southern shop. He stated that three septic systems are present on the site. One system is connected to each of the mobile homes. A third system, located under the central of the three trailers, is connected to two of the trailers as well as to the southern shop by way of a line that runs under the field road. 6.0 SITE DOCUMENTS 6.1 Environmental Health Department Records Records for the Site address of 29665 South Kasson Road were reviewed at the EHD on March 24, 2011. On file was a Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generator permit valid through December 31, 2010; the facility reportedly generates less than five tons of hazardous waste per year. An Underground Storage Tank permit application from August 1989 was on file. The permit indicated that one tank was no longer present on the Site; no other information was provided. An Aboveground Petroleum Storage Tank Program Survey Form from February 2009 was also on file; it indicated that one 10,000- gallon diesel tank, one 1,000-gallon gasoline tank, one 300-gallon waste oil tank, one 110-gallon hydraulic oil tank, and 275 gallons of waste oil in containers (five 55-gallon drums) are stored on the Site. LOGE 1115 Page 5