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Surface and SubsurfaceZontamination Report—APN: 229-220-024,025-To adjust two(2)Parcels) totaling 96.7 acres into one parcel,Parcel A,containing 15 acres and a second parcel,Parcel B, cont- aining 81.7 acres and then separating out Parcel B (81.7 acres)for future use and development. October 1992, lists Exeter Sandy Loam as the soil that may be encountered on the subject property. EXETER SANDY LOAM The Exeter soil series consists mainly of moderately well drained soil in terraces. The soils are moderately deep to hardpan. They are formed in alluvium derived from mixed rock sources. Soils in the Exeter series are fine and loamy in nature and on slopes from 0 to 2 percent. From 0 to 8 inches depth, the soil is dark brown in color with weak, course and angular blocky structure. It is very hard, slightly sticks, and slightly plastic. It has many very fine and common fine roots and is slightly acid. From 8 to 13 inches depth, the soil is dark brown in color with weak, coarse angular blocky structure. It is very hard, slightly sticky and slightly plastic with common very fine and few fine roots. From 13 to 26 inches depth, the soil is brown in color, moist, with weak, coarse slrangular blocky structure. It is very hard, slightly sticky and slightly plastic with common very fine roots. It is mildly alkaline. From 26 to 29 inches depth, the soil is brown in color, sand clay loam. It is moist, very hard, slightly sticky and slightly plastic with common very fine and few fine roots. From 29 to 33 inches depth, the soil is brown in color, very hard and firm, sticky and plastic with few fine roots. From 33 to 60 inches dept the soil is brown in It is 75 to 90 percent silica- cemented within the matrix. EXETER SANDY LOAM Depth Liquid Plasticity Percent Permeability Shrink- Inches Material Limit Index Clay (Inches/Hour) Swell 0" -26" Sandy Loam 15-25 NP-10 10-20 0.6-2.0 Low 26"-33" Sandy Clay Loam,25—40 10 - 20 18 - 30 0.6 - 2.0 Moderate Clay Loam,Loam 33"—60" Clay --------- ---------- ------- ----------- ------------ 6.0 Groundwater Elevation and Water Analysis: The San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation Map entitled"Lines of Equal Depth To Water Wells, dated Spring 1999, shows the groundwater table to be at least sixty feet below the ground surface. The groundwater is dropping at a maximum rate of ten (10) feet in the distance of a mile. Joe Dutra, Jr., 16113 South Victory Road, Oakdale,California 95361 (Project Site) 6 T n Finaneial 1900 Ctandifnrd AVPn11A Rnildino C-1 Mndratn Califnmin 95150(R,,ginPCC)