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procedure upon which this report was based may adversely affect the findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this report. 1.4 LIMITING CONDITIONS The performance of this Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was limited by the following conditions: • AEI visited the City of Manteca Community Development Department Building Division (CMCDDBD) for information on the subject property in order to identify historical tenants and property use. According to the CMCDDBD representative, Mr. Rick Caguiat, the permit history for the subject property would be subsequently sent to AEI via email. AEI attempted to follow up with Mr. Caguiat via telephone. However, as of this writing, no response has been received from the CMCDDBD, and AEI has not received the permit history. Upon receiving pertinent information in connection with the subject property, AEI will immediately issue an addendum to this report if items of environmental concern are identified. However, based on the quality of information obtained from other sources, this limitation is not expected to significantly alter the findings of this investigation. • The subject property is equipped with an aboveground diesel fuel tank associated with the fire pump. The tank totals approximately 200 gallons in capacity and is located within the subject property fire sprinkler room, located along the northern corner of the subject property building. According to Ms. Chet Socco of CBRE, the tank was presumably installed in 2000, during the construction of the current subject property building. Fire sprinkler maintenance was occurring at the time of AEI's site inspection, and as such, AEI was unable to obtain direct visual observation of the subject property aboveground storage tank (AST). However, based on the recent fire system maintenance, the age of the subject property building and AST, and the lack of a documented release in conjunction with the subject property AST, the presence of the AST is not expected to represent a significant environmental concern, and this limitation is not expected to significantly alter the findings of this report. 1.5 DATA GAPS AND DATA FAILURE According to ASTM E1527-05, data gaps occur when the Environmental Professional is unable to obtain information required, despite good faith efforts to gather such information. Data failure is one type of data gap. According to ASTM E1527-05 "data failure occurs when all of the standard historical sources that are reasonably ascertainable and likely to be useful have been reviewed and yet the objectives have not been met". Pursuant to ASTM Standards, historical sources are required to document property use back to the property's first developed use or back to 1940, whichever is earlier. The following data gap was identified during the course of this assessment: Project No. 297376 AE1 June 22, 2011 Page 3 Lonsottants