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0 0 <br /> Beck Property,Tracy,CA November 1988 Site Investigation <br /> Sphoto apparently showed the northwest side of the reservoir, the pump house, and a <br /> opening in reservoir berm. The photo indicates the fire may have been concentrated <br /> within the north half of the reservoir. <br /> Refer to Figure 6 for a 1953 (assume pre-fire) aerial photograph of the Beck site and <br /> the fuel oil facilities to the northeast. <br /> Future Land Use <br /> Beck Development currently owns the subject 45-acre property which encompasses <br /> the entire oil reservoir. The City of Tracy plans to purchase a portion of the Beck <br /> parcel for construction of the Schulte Road Extension through the reservoir site. <br /> The Tracy Unified School District plans to purchase 13 acres on the north portion of <br /> the Beck parcel for a school playground. Reference the future property land use <br /> drawing depicted on Figure 7. Figure 8 presents an future area land use map <br /> indicating residential development densities, school sites, etc. Low Density <br /> Residential (LDR) development is approximately five homes to the acre. <br /> Critical Environments <br /> AEMC contacted the State Department of Fish and Game in November/December <br /> 1988 and tied into information provided through the Natural Diversity Data Base <br /> (NDDB). The NDDB is a computerized inventory of information on the <br /> identification, location and condition fo California's rare and threatened animals, <br /> plants, and natural communities. AEMC requested NDDB information for the area <br /> within the Tracy 7 1/2' USGS Quadrangle,yielding the following information: <br /> o Neotoma Fuscipes Ripara/Riparian Woodrat <br /> - Sited north of Beck property in 1955 <br /> - Candidate for Federal Listing, Category 2 <br /> o PerdgnathusInornatus/San Joaquin Pocket Mouse <br /> - Sited in foothills south of Beck property <br /> 0 - Candidate for Federal Listing, Category 2 <br /> rlbe-ottzt Page 21 <br />