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22 February 2007 AGE-NC Project No. 02-0913 Page 2 of 4 OWNERSHIP/SERVICE STATION USE TIME-LINE The following is a brief history of the facility regarding the use as a service station. • 21 June 1957(Title Report): The property was deeded by Hugh M. and Aileen M.Donovan to Ralph B. and Helen E. Pahlmeyer. • 12 July 1957 (Recorder): A lease was recorded between The Texas Company/Texaco and Ralph B. and Helen E. Pahlmeyer dated 12 December 1956 and recorded 12 July 1957 in Book 1986,Page 219, Official Records, San Joaquin County. This lease was for a"tract of land, with the improvements thereon"; the page top notes "Nr Stockton Cal Hwy 99 and Clark". This lease was referenced in a 26 February 1973 deed between Ralph B. and Helen E. Pahlmeyer and Lee C. and Cordia Ruth Pilkington for the adjacent property; the 1973 sale specifically excepted the portion described as a lease to The Texas Company recorded 12 July 1957. • 1957 (Assessor): Service Station Record 91. The Construction Record noted that a foundation building permit(#1625 8)was issued for a service station.The name at the top of the page was Pahlmeyer R&H with a notation showing J &B Texaco. • May 1958(Assessor,first assessment record):Service Station Record#1. The property,listed as"Clarkadota Fig#4,3978(covered by label)",was assessed as an operating service station with general improvements, a sign, a main building, canopy, two 23 by 4 foot islands and four pumps, two air compressors and four underground storage tanks (USTs), one 6,300- gallon,two 3,987-gallon and one 550-gallon(probably waste oil).The sheet showed a large "X" drawn through the original 1958 data column. • 30 December 1968 (Assessor): Service Station Record#2. The property,not listed with an address, was assessed as an operating service station with two air compressors and four underground storage tanks (USTs),one 6,300-gallon,two 3,987-gallon and one 550-gallon (probably waste oil); the main buildings were assessed in 1969. The name at the top of the page was Texas Co-Texaco with a notation showing P.P. Texaco Inc.and#58808;the P.P. denotes personal property. The sheet showed the assessed items lined through. • 30 December 1968(Assessor):Service Station Record 41 Remarks. Recomputed.Notes they spoke to Mr. Smith, the station operator; the owner perhaps lived in San Francisco. Also. noted that a portion.of another property(177c)was assessed with the subject property as in the past. • 1969(Assessor):Service Station Record#1. The main property buildings were assessed,but not the tanks and piping, which were assessed in 1968. Advanced GcoEnvironmentai,Inc.