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1.0 INTRODUCTION AND PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT: 1.1 Description of site: The project consists of a 61.0 acre parcel located at 5352 and 5475 S. Van Allen Road, Stockton, CA 95215. The subject Assessor's Parcel Number's are 183-270-13 and 06. The project is in an agricultural neighborhood. The parcel is zoned General Agricultural (AG -40). 1.2 Description of Proposed Development: It is proposed to create one 3.0 acre Homesite Parcel and one 58.0 acre Designated Remainder Parcel. In accordance with the San Joaquin County Development Title, this Surface and Subsurface Contamination Report (SSCR) is being submitted for approval. This report will investigate the property for visual or historical environmental contamination based on field observation, interviews with the owner, and County records. (This SSCR includes no chemical analysis). 1.3 Parcel location map: (See Appendix for Tentative Map with Vicinity Map and APN page). 1.4 Site Map: (See Appendix for Tentative Map). 2.0 PAST, PRESENT, AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THIS SITE: 2.1 Discussion of Past, Present, and Proposed Future Uses: The primary source of information of the historic use of this property is testimony from the owner, Eugene Caffese, who was interviewed in November 2021. Mr. Caffese has owned the parcels for 10+ years. 3.0 IDENTIFICATION OF ALL PAST AND CURRENT SOURCES OF CONTAMINATION: 3.1 Methods used to research: Methods used to research this parcel were records researched at the San Joaquin County Agriculture Commissioners office in December, 2021 (see appendix for results). An onsite survey was performed on November 29, 2021 by staff of Dillon & Murphy. The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department's underground storage tank mitigation database list did not yield any concerns. 3.2 Description of all past on-site potential and/or known above and below ground sources of contamination identified at the project site: Past on-site potentials for contaminations are low. Historically there has been one underground storage tanks, not including the septic tanks permitted with the San Joaquin County. The underground storage tank was removed in 1988 by owner. The owner has no knowledge of improper above ground storage of chemicals on the subject parcel. 3.3 Description of All Current On -Site Potential and/or Known Above and Below Ground Sources of Contamination Identified at the Project Site: Presently, there are no underground storage tanks on the property and visual inspection did not produce any evidence of buried containers, as well as no odors that would be associated with buried chemical tanks. County records indicated there are tanks on site. There were three above ground fuel tanks on the site at the time survey was performed on November 29, 2021. On-site rainwater dissipates through either percolation or evaporation.