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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment City of Stockton Mixltl-Modal Station/Shopping Center Page 2 • Site Reconnaissance - Condor made a site reconnaissance and prepared a general description r of the site Observations were made on portions of the site, along the periphery of the site, and in all areas common to the site and adjacent properties, those properties located immediately next to the site and across the street from the site,to assess if conditions suggest that hazardous substances are present on, or might migrate to, the site Obvious terrain characteristics of concern, such as areas of distressed vegetation, ground stains, landfills, depressions, and/or evidence of any below-grade tanks, were also noted • Review of Site Histo - The history of the site was reviewed to learn about permits granted or citations issued (including any well and/or underground storage tank permits), prior uses of the site and properties immediately adjacent to the site, and local geologic and hydrogeologic data, as appropriate Topographic maps and reasonably obtainable historical aerial photos were reviewed to assess historical land uses on and near the site Where available, Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps were reviewed for the site A site history was obtained from topographic maps, aerial photographs, interviews, and other histoncal resources • Review of Environmental Records - The non-confidential portions of reasonably obtainable and practically reviewable records retained by Federal, State, and local agencies for properties in the vicinity of the site within an approximate minimum search distance (MSD), that have been investigated and/or inspected, were reviewed for potential environmental liability The records review included the following, as applicable 1 AST — Aboveground storage tanks as provided by the State Water Resources Control Board 2 BORDERZONE — Database provided by the Department of Health Services-Land Use H and Air Assessment that identifies properties within 2,000 feet of land at which c^ hazardous waste has been deposited, creating a significant existing or potential hazard to public health and safety 3 CALFID — California Facility Inventory Database was created within the California Environmental Protection Agency to facilitate the identification of complete environmental regulatory profiles for facilities 4 CERCLIS - Sites identified by the U S EPA as hazardous sites that have been investigated or are in the process of investigation for contamination risk Kz 5 ERNS - Emergency Response Notification System information on reported releases of oil and hazardous substances 6 FEDERAL WATER WELLS —The Ground Water Site Inventory database was provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) The database contains information for over 1,000,000 wells and other sources of groundwater that the USGS has studied, used, or otherwise had reason to document through the course of research 7 FINDS — Facility Index System Database This system was developed to help identify and cross-reference which sections or departments within EPA maintain a file on any specific site 1' 8 NPL - Sites that fall under the EPA's Superfund program established to fund cleanup of contaminated sites that pose risk to human health and the environment 9 RCRA/HWDMS - Selective information on sites that generate, transport, store, treat and/or dispose of hazardous waste as defined by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act(RCRA) R f t� CONDOR