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k'9 KLEINFELDER these cans had been used for garbage and for burning. No obvious leaks or soil staining were noted from the 35 and 55-gallon drums observed. The equipment yard also contained numerous miscellaneous tanks of various sizes ranging from approximately 100-gallons to 10,000 gallons or greater. Most of the larger tanks were noted as empty, while the others were reported as being used for water storage by Mr. Pombo. A large baker tank was also noted, which also reportedly contained water. One of the miscellaneous containers was reportedly used for molasses. Also noted were empty 5-gallon gas and oil containers and four unlabeled 5-gallon containers noted in the "scrap area". These four 5-gallon containers were located on a wood pallet and were rsoded, although no staining was note in that immediate vicinity. a contents were not discernable. 6.2.2 Soil Staining Numerous heavy equipment units were noted in the equipment yard, including approximately 10 semi-trucks and/or trailers, miscellaneous farm equipment and two large front-loader's. The most notable soil staining was noted in small areas beneath some of the heavy equipment, specifically from the front-loaders and beneath two of the semi-truck fuel tanks (see Photo 7 on Plate 5). Each of the stains were relatively small (approximately 2 x 2 feet in size). The staining was likely attributed to equipment fluids including diesel fuel and oil/greases and appears to meet the ASTM definition of a de minimus condition. Other soil staining noted was dark areas noted around several of the silage/manure piles by the east part of the equipment yard by a hay storage area. The dark soil appeared to be the result of organic material. No other discernable soil staining was noted. 6.2.3 Transformers Two transfonners were noted in the equipment yard area of the subject site including on pole- mounted transformer (PMT) and one pad-mounted transformer (see Plate 3). No leakage or soil staining was noted beneath either of the transformers, although the PMT did not exhibit a PCB label. The pad-mounted transformer was not in use and is located on a wooden pallet in the scrams of the equipment area. No number label was noted on the pad-mounted transformer. 6.2.4 Wells and Miscellaneous Items Two water wells were noted within the equipment yard of the subject site. One of the wells was appeared to have a steel casing and reportedly is no longer used. A second well was installed in the same general vicinity and had PVC casing. Both wells appeared to be about 6 inches in diameter. According to Mr. Ralph Pombo and the attached well log (see Appendix D), the wells are approximately 500 feet deep. Additionally, Mr. Pombo stated that the new well was installed due to perfonnance problems with the older inactive well. The new well is used strictly for livestock. However, a copy of those results were unavailable for Kleinfelder's review. 20-4014-05.P01/2019R414r Page 16 of 23 Copyright 1999,Kleinfelder,Inc. July 1, 1999