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�•, �,• August 8,2003 NOA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT NUMBER: LE03-226 1963 -The west third of the subject property appears to be an orchard. The property to the west is orchard on its north third. The east quarter of the property to the south is orchard. The property to the east is orchard. No other significant changes were discernible from the 1952 photograph, described above. 1975 -Entire subject property appears to be orchard. No other significant changes were discernible from the 1963 photograph, described above. 1983 -No other significant changes were discernible from the 1975 photograph, described above. C. USGS Topographic Maps The topographic quadrangle depicting the subject property is the U.S. Geological Survey, Stockton East, California, 7.5 minute Series (topographic) quadrangle map. The Stockton East quadrangle was available from the years of 1952, 1968, and the 1968 edition photorevised in 1976 and 1987. 1952 - The subject property is a portion of the north half of the slanted Section 91. The subject �- property rests between 45 and 55 feet above mean sea-level and slopes to the west-southwest at less than 10 feet per mile. There are no features depicted on the subject property. There is an orchard to the north of the subject property. Railroad tracks approach the subject property from the west and then curve north within one-quarter mile of the subject property. The railroad tracks are labeled "Stockton Terminal and Eastern." There are several housed depicted along Linden Road(which will become State Route 26). 1968 - Orchards are depicted to the south and the north part of the west of the subject property. There are more buildings along State Route 26. No further significant changes were discernible from the 1952 edition, described above. 1976 -No significant changes were discernible from the 1968 edition, described above. 1987 -No significant changes were discernible from the 1968 edition, described above. VI. INTERVIEWS An attempt was made to obtain historical as well as current information relative to the subject property from the property owner or key site manager of the property. The objective of the interview process is to obtain information indicating recognized environmental conditions in connection with the proposed project site. An Environmental Questionnaire and Disclosure Statement was completed by Mr. Andrew Solari, the property owner, for use by NOA for this report. A copy of the responses have been included in this report as Appendix)Y � N