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March 18, 1999 NOA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT NUMBER E99047 of the mobile home currently on the subject property. A large wooded area is depicted in the southwestern portion of the property along the Mokelumne River, with a few small wooded areas depicted in other areas in the western portion of the property. Two large river beds identified as Tracy Lake are depicted on the subject property. A levee and a few ponds are depicted in the northwestern portion of the property. The remainder of the subject property is depicted as undeveloped land. VI. INTERVIEWS An interview was conducted with Mr. David Fisher, an owner of the subject property. Mr. Fisher indicated that he has been involved with the subject property since approximately 1989, and that the property was previously owned by the Brovelli family. Mr. Fisher indicated that a mobile home is located on the northeastern portion of the subject property along West Forest Lake Road which houses the security guard. Mr. Fisher stated that the property will remain as open grazing land and vineyards for the foreseeable future. To the best of Mr. Fisher's knowledge the subject property was used in the past as cattle grazing land and that the Tracy Lake beds had been periodically drained and planted in sudan grass. Mr. Fisher indicated that he knows of no underground storage tanks, above ground storage tanks, hazardous materials storage, generation or disposal, or hazardous materials spills on the subject property during his ownership. Mr. Fisher did indicate that the previous owner had buried his household garbage in the wooded area located in the southwestern portion of the subject property. Mr. Fisher also indicated that there is an irrigation well used for the vineyard, and a domestic well and septic system utilized by the security guard living in the mobile home. Both wells are located near the northeastern portion of the subject property along West Forest Lake Road. An interview was conducted with Mr. Rob Kammerer, the tenant farmer under a lease agreement with Brovelli Woods Vineyards, L.P. Mr. Kammerer indicated that he has been in charge of the vineyards on the subject property since January 1999. Mr. Kammerer indicated that he applies sulphur and Roundup to the vineyards located on the subject property. Mr. Kammerer also indicated that he does not store the sulphur and Roundup on the subject property; however,he does field mix the products in the areas where they are applied. NOA Environmental attempted to conduct an interview with Mr. Pat McCarty,the previous tenant farmer. However, Mr. Pat McCarty declined to be interviewed. 10