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In the 2007 photo, it appears that vineyard is being removed in the northern half of the Site. The adjacent property to the west appears to be a vineyard. The Site and surroundings otherwise appear similar to the previous photo. These photos are included in Appendix 3 of this report. 4.0 SITE INSPECTION Abigail Racco of Live Oak inspected the site on December 13, 2010. Photographs of the Site are attached to this report as Appendix 2. The interiors of the structures were not inspected. The ground surface was wet from recent rains at the time of the visit. The Site consists of low hills planted with a young vineyard. A shop building, an office, a residence, and a storage container are located in the southeast corner. Three field roads cross the Site. Two above-ground fuel storage tanks were located to the north of the shop building. These were labeled as containing gasoline and diesel; the gasoline tank was located within secondary containment. Three mobile tanks were also noted in the area, one for diesel, one for boron fertilizer, and one apparently for agricultural chemicals. A surface soil stain less than one foot in diameter was noted near the mobile tanks; the stain did not appear to extend more than one inch below the ground surface. Observation of soil C �1 stains was limited by the moist soil surface. The domestic well which serves the residence was observed to the east of the office building. The irrigation well is located in the vineyard near the center of the south side of the ✓ + property. Minor soil staining from oil was observed at the well head. Two 55-gallon 6,3) :plastic drums were noted by the well; one contained phosphoric acid for the drip irrigation system, and the other appeared to be a trash barrel. No staining was (4, 6 observed near the drums. Five pole-mounted transformers were observed on the Site. Three transformers were located near the former irrigation well on the eastern field road. They appeared somewhat old but clean and unstained; no blue sticker was noted to indicate that they are free of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). One transformer was observed along Liberty Road to the south of the shop building; it was labeled PCB-free. The final transformer was observed near the existing irrigation well; it was also labeled PCB-free. The adjacent land to the north and east is pasture. To the west is vineyard with a rural residence. To the south is Liberty Road, followed by pasture land. To the southeast is a commercial nursery. LOGE1033 Page 3