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ENCON • The 1" diameter boreholes shall backfill each boring with hydrated granular bentonite pellets and poured distilled water to the bentonite. Each borehole shall be abandoned and filled with hydrated granular bentonite and the borehole shall be restored to match the surrounding surfaces. This Subsurface Site Assessment Investigation Workplan will be submitted to the SJEHD for review and approval prior to initiating the proposed subsurface investigation. 2.0 SITE USE AND HISTORICAL INFORMATION The Subject Site is located on the east side of North Wilson Way, immediately southeast of the intersection of East Channel Street and North Wilson Way within a mixed commercial and light industrial area of San Joaquin County.Per the Phase I ESA Report prepared by Partner,the Subject Site has been occupied by various commercial, light industrial warehouse, and industrial warehouse business since at least the late 1930s. Onsite operations at the Subject Site consist of various commercial offices and various commercial wholesale distributors and cold storage warehouses along the central portion of the subject property; several automotive and truck service operations as well as onsite agriculture (vineyard and orchard)product cold storage and wholesale of produce, and agricultural chemical storage. 2.1 Phase I ESA Report Findings—Partner, 2021 A recognized environmental condition (REQ refers to the presence or likely presence of any hazardous substances or petroleum products in, on, or at a property: due to release to the environment; under conditions indicative of a release to the environment; or under conditions that pose a material threat of a future release to the environment. • According to available historical and regulatory records,the Subject Site has been occupied by various tenants for automotive repair use since at least the late 1940s. The building on the northern portion of the property, has been occupied by Gotelli Trucking Company and Righetti Enterprises for automotive repair use since as early as 1946. Automotive repair facilities typically store various quantities of hazardous substances, including petroleum products and automotive solvents in the parts washing and drum storage areas, represent RECs. • Two (2) oil/water separators (OWS)were also observed at the Subject Site during the site reconnaissance, including an OWS located within the automotive repair tenant suite, and a three-stage clarifier located within the paved parking area immediately north of the current towing tenant (and former automotive repair) building. The current and historical automotive repair operations conducted at the subject property and the presence of the OWS, and clarifier systems represent RECs. 2