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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment GPI Environmental Management 2329 East Vine Street, Stockton, CA- Page 12 _ 5.8 Pits and Sumps There are no indications of on-site sumps, ground water wells, injection wells,drywells, pits,clarifiers, or disposalZ-3 s� wells were observed at the subject property. 5.9 Wetlands Based on the current land use, observations made during the site inspection and the definition of wetland areas as described by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S.Army Corps of Engineers, the subject property is located within an suburban area and are not located on or adjacent to wetland areas. 5.10 Other Information There is no documented information to indicate that the subject or surrounding properties have any historical, scientific or cultural resources that may restrict future use of the property. There is no evidence to indicate that the subject property has been used as a sanitary or industrial landfill. hospitals, medical offices or other facilities that may have generated medical wastes are located nearby. There is no documented information to indicate that the subject and/or the adjacent properties have been utilized for agricultural uses since at least 1930. No radon studies for the subject property were performed during this investigation. However,the soils underlying the subject property are not typically associated with radon outgassing. The State of California Department of Health Services has conducted a statewide radon survey and has published their findings in a compiled Radon Database for California database dated October 2002. The results indicate that 16.67 percent of the homes (based on six results) within the subject property zip code are predicted to have a radon level greater that the United States Environmental Protection Agency (US-EPA) recommended action level of greater than 4.0 picocuries per Liter(pCi/L).