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July '1, 1985 Mr. Glenn Lee Dynasty Development, Inc. One Kimber Park C98122 Mission Blvd., Suite 204 Fremont, CA 945.78 Dear Mr. Lee: The American Environmental Management Corporation (AEMC) is pleased to report the findings of the environmental assessment performed on the ..=t�-acre parcel (APN 2.�5-1J-02), located in the City of Tracy, being considered by the Dynasty Development Inc. for residential development. The purpose of this environmental assessment is to determine if onsite or nearby industrial activities have contaminated the Dynasty parcel with toxic materials, and if so, to what extent. AEMC's approach to this environmental assessment focused upon researching past land uses and conducting onsite field investigations. In keeping with the desires of Dynasty, AEMC strove to minimize the costs associated with conducting the property assessment, while maintaining the full integrety of the investigation and the findings thereof. Property Use Research Attachment No. 1 provides a aerial view (September 1981) of the City of Tracy, which identifies the Dynasty parcel. and areas of known and suspected industrial related activities. AEMC utilized the following resources in the investigation of past property uses: o Preliminary Report, Ticor Title Insurance o Renown Enterprises o Dan Bush and Tom Galloway, City Corporation Yard o Ben Roberts, Delta Disposal, Tracy o Dan Reeves, Reeves & Associates (Real Estate) o I::en Hannigan, City of Tracy Public Works Department o Aerial photos o Map/aerial photo (December 1960) of pumping station Crude oil processing activites existed on properties located northwest of }he Dynasty parcel from the early-19C)tis to the mid-196C)s. Evidence indicates that these crude oil related activities included small refining operations, large storage resevoirs, fueling steam locomotive engines, and a heating/pumping station.