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T 5.5 Storm Water Drai=e • Storm water from this site currently remains on the site. There is no indication of any hazardous materials having been drained or spilled. 6.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS Reviewing all pertinent data for the site,I conclude that current and past usage of the site does not pose any environmental hazard. No further environmental studies are considered necessary. Reviewing with the San Joaquin County Agricultural Department (Steve Denardy),the chemicals that potentially were used on the site did not indicate any persistent chemicals that would pose a concern. The records of pesticide and chemical usage are maintained by applicator and not by specific parcel or address. The ongoing area wide study and concerns regarding levels of DBCP and Nitrates are being addressed by various regulatory agencies. Development of public water and sewer will further mitigate impacts on future subdivision development. Based on the review of records and physical site survey the following findings are for the client's consideration and action: 0 Any development and construction on the site will require permits or approval from the appropriate regulatory agencies. • Evaluation of the site and records does not indicate any environmental concerns which have not already been addressed by various regulatory agencies. No additional environmental assessment is recommended. 7.0 CERTIFICATION AND LIMITATIONS I, M. G. Nelson PhD Certify that this report was prepared by myself and that I am a Registered Environmental Assessor in the State of California,Certificate REA-03032 which expires 6/30/05 and a Registered Professional Engineer for Safety in the State of California, Certificate #SF3267 which expires 9/30/06 c3 C� An y No. 3267 z NO. 3032 c/71A, FETA J,l9�f EXP�tES P / jTf OF CA``f0�� OF CALF 8