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Surface and Subsurface Con ination Report***"*** APN: 005-09-53 Parcel Nos. 1 and 2 No DBCP samples were taken in the area of the subject property; so no concentrations of this chemical have been determined for the subject property or the general area surrounding the subject property. No nitrate samples have been taken in the subject but the property is situate in a general overall area known to contain 21 to 44 parts per million Nitrate (NO3). A binder entitled"Underground Tank Site Mitigation Database List' also available in the Environmental Health Department's office was consulted and no underground tanks were listed in the binder for the subject property. According to the aforementioned maps DBCP,Nitrates mitigation binder do not appear to be contamination contributors on the subject property. Well Water Analysis: The results of well water tests for Dibromochloropropane (DBCP) and Nitrates (NO3)are made an integral part of this study by including the results of Far West Laboratories Inc. testing which are contained in their attached letters dated September 20, 2002 and September 23, 2002. The results of the Far West Laboratories Inc,tests on the sampled well water are summarized as follows: Chemical Constituents Dibromochloronronane (DBCP) Iual Nitrate (NO3) [m"] N/D 7.9 The Nitrate (NO3)and Dibromochloropropane (DBCP) concentrations for the well water sampled are well within the State's standards for safe public drinking water established at 0.2 ug/L and 45 mg/L for Dibromochloropropane(DBCP) and Nitrates (NO3) respectively. Mitigation Measures: Since no animals were found on the subject property,no excessive nitrate concentrations are anticipated from animal overpopulation. Also well water tests did not reveal any excess nitrate concentration. No correction for excess nitrate concentration is recommended. No chemical residues or spillage of hazardous material or improper storage were noted The property owner has not been using any chemicals to grow agricultural crops and no chemicals were found stored on the property and no evidences of chemical spillage on the ground was noted.These conditions should not produce any excessive or detrimental concentrations of chemicals on the subject property. Also no recorded failure of the septic systems installed was evident or found to cause any problems of this type of contamination. Rnhert W Tnwerc -95R19 Nn Rtnte Rte Q9 F Frnntaae Rnnd- Aramnn-rnlifnrnin 95920 Ci