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Surface and Subsurface Commination Regort ***'s**** APN: 005-09-53 **�-'�***Parcel Nos. 1 and 2 The conditions seen and noted are best described and recorded by the colored photographs I took and these pictures are identified by numbers contained in Appendix I which is attached to and made an integral part of this report. A description of what is being viewed in the numbered photographs, as well as the direction of viewing, is detailed as follows: UA) & OB)Looking east along the north boundary of Parcel 1 from near the northwest corner of Parcel 1. (LCJ About midway on the east to west boundary looking south at the existing home site. JLDI About midway on the west boundary of Parcel 1 looking east at the existing home site. u On the west boundary of Parcel 1 looking east down the driveway leading to the existing home site. At the northeast comer of Parcel 1 looking south along the east boundary of Parcel 1. (20 At the northeast comer of Parcell looking southwest. At the southeast comer of Parcel 2 looking north along the easterly boundary of Parcel 2. At the southeast corner of Parcel 2 looking northwest. JLBA At the southwest comer of Parcel 2 looking north. (3C)At the southwest comer of Parcel 2 looking northeast. No ground discoloration or spillages of chemicals were found during the field search.. On the date of the field search no pesticides, herbicides,chemicals or fertilizers were found on the subject property. No overhead fuel dispensing tanks were found on the subject property. Also the visual above ground property search did not reveal any vent pipes, indentation areas or other evidences of below ground contaminant sources. However,no below ground excavations were made as a part of the property search. Possible Septic Contamination: Existing San Joaquin County records of septic system permits in the general area of the subject property were reviewed. A total of ten(10) septic permits were reviewed. Three (3)of the reviewed permits were for adding to existing systems. Six(6)of the reviewed permits were for constructing new installations. One of the permits reviewed was for the subject property and involved installing three(3) leach lines each 40' in length with three(3)pits at their ends, each thirty-three(33) inches in diameter and twenty-five (25) feet in depth. The property owner informed me that this existing facility was abandoned and replaced this summer to accommodate a lot line adjustment but the permit was not found in the records that I searched. The three (3) permits studied for adding to the existing systems involved installing leach lines varying from forty (40) feet to one hundred(100)feet in length with pits varying from thirty-three(33) inches to forty-eight(48) inches in diameter and all pits were twenty-five (25) feet deep. Rnhnrt W Tnwere -95R79 Nn Ctate Rte 99 F Vmntaoe Rnad- Aramnn-Califnmia 95920 9