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July 1,2003 NOA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT NUMBER LE03-201 The subject property is essentially flat. There is a house on the south portion of the property,roughly centered in the east/west directions. The northern portion of the property, as well as the land east and west of the house,is pasture land. The only stressed vegetation on the subject property consists of seasonally dry grasses and weeds. There is one industrial drum on the subject property;the drum is empty and appears to have been so for quite some time (see Photograph 4). The area where the drum was found is devoid of vegetation. There is no apparent staining of the soil and the shape of the bare area suggests that a structure was covering the area until recently. There are tires on the subject property, most of them marking the locations of the sprinkler heads(see Photographs 5 and 6). Within a shed, on the west side of the subject property, is one automotive battery (see Photograph 7). Lumber is stored on the subject property. There was one bath tub located on the south side of the pasture land. There are no transformers on the subject property, itself, however, to the south, across East Norman Avenue, there are two transformers, one near the east boundary 3 of the subject property the other within 250 feet to the west of the subject property. The transformers appear old but clean and without leaks (see Photographs 8 and 9). VIII. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS The subject property consists of a residence and vacant land. The vacant land could be described as pasture as the seasonally dry grasses and weeds appear to be oats. During the 1960s, the subject property appeared to be agricultural. There appear to have been two separate residences on the property over time. There are numerous tires on the subject property, most of which are used for marking sprinkler system heads. There is one automotive battery stored on the property,within the shed on the west side of the residence. There is one industrial drum on the subject property. The drum appears to have been empty for quite some time. The drum is in an area devoid of vegetation. The shape of the bare area suggests that there was a structure in the area around the drum. IX. RECOMMENDATIONS It is NOA's opinion that further investigation into the subject property is neither warranted nor recommended.