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k" KLEINFELDER Other items noted at the site included several debris areas, the most notable being a"scrap area" (see Photo 2) were storage o o v a , mea ping, wood beams, tires, em metal tanks, and wire were noted. a sma er a ris pi es in the yard area included scrap metal and tires along the sout ern fence lines and east o 6.3 REMAINING AREAS The remaining portion of the subject site is mostly cattle grazing fields with a relatively large corral area noted just north of the equipment yard (see Photo 8). Surface drainage from the corral area drains towards a retention basin. The retention basin was noted with water and was approximately 150 by 425 feet in area (see Photo 1). An overflow pipe was noted at the northwest corner of the basin. According to Mr. Pombo, the retention basin has not overflowed and the overflow pipe has been clogged for some time. A culvert-type metal/concrete pipe and an empty water tank were also noted near the pond. Ponded water was also noted just northwest of Interstate 580 near and in the vacant field portion of the subject site. It appeared the ponded water in this area resulted from surface runoff from portions of the greater site area including the corral area. An oil pipeline sign was noted indicating a pipeline along the northeast border of the greater subject site and southwest of Interstate 580. A cement debris pile is noted in the far northeast portion of the site located northeast of Interstate 580. 6.4 ADJACENT PROPERTIES The adjacent property surrounding the subject site was vacant cattle grazing fields. There were no noted strictures or above ground storage tanks. Interstate 580 and the California Aqueduct are noted trending southeast/northwest through the subject site. 20-4014-05.P01/2019R414r Page 17 of 23 Copyright 1999,Kleinfelder,Inc. July 1, 1999