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`.► The open area to the north of the residential structure, which is planned to be the new Parcel is open land with various types of trees on it, including almond trees and branch cuttings. On-site water and sewer are provided by California Water Service. Since the structure was built presumably before water service, an on-site well exists_. As referenced, direct observation of the interior of the detached garage and wooden shed were not possible since they were locked. The EHD septic system destruction permit for the on-site septic system is located in Appendix C. This was also addressed in the Environmental Questionnaire (See Appendix B). § 1.2 Description of proposed development is to subdivide the subject parcel in half and eventually build a single family residential structure on the new Parcel. The Tentative Map for the project is to be drawn by Mr. Del Dorman, P.L.S. The Map has not been completed as of the date of this report, and is therefore not included. As illustrated on the Aerial Photograph Map found in Appendix A, the subject property is in a residential neighborhood and is zoned residential. Therefore, the proposed land use conforms with zoning. Environmental conditions and operations that may take place on the property in the future must be in strict compliance with applicable Codes and Regulations. § 1.3 Parcel location maps are found in Appendix A and Appendix D. § 1.4 The Tentative Map will show the location of all items on the subject Parcels. These include buildings, a driveway and trees. There are no ponds, pool or waterways are on the parcel and no natural drainage courses. Stormwater from the property drains into the stormwater drains for the City of Stockton. As mentioned, the property is connected to California Water Service and sewer service; therefore, there is no operational septic system. The on- site septic system was removed under EHD permit in July 1992. Directly east of the detachedarage, is the non-operational domestic well that was used prior to connection to California Water Service. § 2.0 PAST, PRESENT AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THE SITE § 2.1 Past use of the property has been as a residential structure for the past 65 years. Prior land use was either as irrigated farmland or most likely dry land farming. Present use is residential. Future use of the site is to include the construction of a single family residential structure on the north Parcel. These activities should not contribute to potential environmental problems. § 3.0 IDENTIFICATION OF ALL PAST AND CURRENT SOURCES OF CONTAMINATION § 3.1 Discussion of the methods used to research and investigate the potential or known above ground and below ground sources of contamination at the site include the following: The first source of environmental information is the Rec-Check document referenced in the Introduction. This document provides all available public environmental information surrounding the subject property for a one mile radius. Page -3- Chesney Consulting