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2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND The description and history of the Site is provided below. 2.1 Site Description The Site consists of a single parcel of land comprising approximately 0.482 acre located on the south side of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (formerly East Charter Way) and the west side of California Street within a mixed commercial and residential area of Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. The Site is currently developed with an unoccupied commercial building. The building was most recently occupied by Payless ShoeSource. In addition to the building, the Site is improved with concrete-paved parking areas on the southern and western sides of the structure. A concrete wall open enclosure for solid waste is located in the southwestern corner of the Site. A narrow landscaped area is located on the eastern side of the building along California Street. The Site is bound by commercial and residential properties to the north across Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, vacant and residential properties to the south, commercial properties to the east across California Street, and commercial and residential properties to the west across an unlisted alley way. Refer to Figure 1 for a site plan showing the Site location and Figure 2 for a map showing Site features. 2.2 Site History Partner performed a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Report (Phase 1), dated August 11, 2017. Based on the information reviewed and the site reconnaissance, the Site was developed with a residence, a well shed, two small storage buildings, a blacksmith shop, and a hay yard as early as 1895. By 1917, the Site was developed with two residences and two small outbuildings in the northwestern and southeastern portions of the lot. From the 1930s to 1963, the Site was developed with a bakery (1940s to 1963) in the northwestern portion; a beauty shop (1940s),then a variety store and a radio repair shop (1950s to 1963) in the northern portion; a service station and automotive repair shop (1930 through the 1940s) in the northeastern portion; and three residences and associated small outbuildings along California Street (1930s to 1963). From 1964 to the early 1980s, the Site was developed as a Shell service station. In 1983, the Site was Additional Site Assessment Work Plan Heliostockton Property 434 Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.Boulevard Stockton,California Partner Project Number SM17-191672 RWQCB Case#:392004 January 9,2018 Page 3