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01 October 2019 AGE Project No. 19-4850 Page 2 of 14 1.3. PARCEL VICINITY LOCATION MAP San Joaquin County Assessor’s Map Book 143 Page 15 depicts the site parcel (APN 143- 150-150) on the southeast portion of the page. The parcel is bordered to the east and south by Stockton Terminal and Eastern Railroad Company properties (miscellaneous property; 143-150-280 and 143-240-150); to the north by commercial property (143-150- 270); and to the west by Report Avenue followed by commercial properties (143-190-030 and 143-190-020) and residential property to the northwest (143-170-310). The parcel vicinity map and a satellite overview map are included as Appendix A. 1.4. SITE MAP A plan of the specific site features (i.e., structures, drives, wells, septic systems, large trees, pastures, etc.) is illustrated in Figure 2. 2.0. PRESENT AND PAST USAGE OF SITE The property is currently utilized by Maxi Trailers, a manufacturer of custom concession trailers and trucks. The property has been historically utilized for commercial purposes. The current warehouse was built on the property in the late 1970s. Prior to commercial development, the property was likely used for light commercial/industrial purposes. The property is situated on the eastern edge of Stockton, California. 2.1 POTENTIAL SITE PROBLEM ASSESSMENT Water supply for the property is currently provided by the California Water Service Company’s water well system. The existing septic system at the site will not affect water being supplied to the property, and the proposed land use change will not affect water being supplied to the property. 3.0. EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK USAGE There is one current septic system located at the subject property. The septic system is located approximately 40 feet west of the southwest corner of the existing warehouse structure and is utilized by the commercial business five days a week (Figure 2). The septic system consists of a 1,200-gallon septic tank, three leach lines approximately 15, 40, and 50 feet long, and three seepage pits (33” by 25’). The septic system is utilized 260 days a year (Figure 2; Appendix B). There are no plans to install another septic system at the site.