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March 18, 1999 NOA ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT NUMBER E99047 II. SITE DESCRIPTION A visual reconnaissance of the subject property was conducted by Crystal Stech and Robert Nicholson of NOA Environmental on March 5, 1999. Due to the size of the subject property and limited access to the property, we could not walk the entire property. We were allowed to inspect the property from its perimeter. A map with the location of the subject property is attached to this report as Appendix A. Photographs of the subject property are attached to this report as Appendix B. The subject property is approximately 870 acres in size and has been assigned Assessor's Parcel Numbers 003-10-18, 19, 20 and 21. The subject property has been assigned the address of 2250 West Forest Lake Road,Acampo, San Joaquin County, California. The subject property is irregular in shape and is partially bordered on the north by West Forest Lake Road and on the south by the Mokelumne River. The subject property is currently used as cattle grazing land and for vineyards. Two large lake beds identified as Tracy Lake are located on the subject property. There are also several acres of riparian forest along the southwestern portion of the property. A mobile home that is used by the security guard is located near the entrance to the property along Forest Lake Road. A domestic water well is located near the mobile home. The mobile home also uses a septic system. Electrical power lines were hooked up to the mobile home. The owner of the subject property, Mr. David Fisher, confirmed that the mobile home uses electric heat. Behind the mobile home was observed a debris pile which included vinyl piping used in the vineyards,wooden pallets, concrete rubble, and miscellaneous debris from ranching operations. A few trash barrels were observed in the vicinity of the mobile home. No hazardous materials,no underground storage tanks or above ground storage tanks were observed in the vicinity of the mobile home. An irrigation well and above ground water storage unit were observed in the vicinity of the mobile home. Two pole-top transformers were observed near the irrigation well. The transformer casings displayed no evidence of leakage, and the ground surface below the transformers displayed no evidence of discoloration. No industrial processes, commercial products, industrial drums containing hazardous materials, wastewater streams,pits,hazardous materials,above-ground storage tanks, evidence of underground storage tanks, stressed or dead vegetation were observed on the subject property at the time of the site reconnaissance. Adjoining land to the north is West Forest Lake Road, across which is grazing land and vineyards. Located on the adjoining property to the north was an approximate 1000 gallon above ground storage tank which was labeled "Diesel No. 2". That above ground storage tank had been placed in secondary containment which included a concrete slab beneath the tank and a concrete block wall 4