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i i Sanborn i=ire Insurance Mips and City Directories: As previously stated, Sanborn Maps and City Directories were not available for the area. . 6.0 SITE RECONNAISSANCE 6.1 METHODO[.OGYANDLlMITING CONDrf10NS Chrissie Raymer and Ed Cummings of CESI performed a site reconnaissance of the property. The methodology used during the October 6, 7, and 8, 2008 site reconnaissance consisted of a walkover of the perimeter of the subject site and throughout the property interior, followed by a vehicular survey of the surrounding area. The purpose of the site reconnaissance was to identify recognized environmental conditions on the subject site and identify sites of similar environmental concern located within % mile. Ms. Raymer and Mr. Cummings searched for evidence of pastor present activities which could have led to the deposition of hazardous substances or petroleum products. The locations of specific items observed during the site reconnaissance are indicated in Appendix A, Drawing 1. 6.2 GENERAL.SCTESETTING The subject site is located near the intersection of Wallace Rcad and Highway 601 in Midland, Cabarrus County, North Carolina as indicated in Appendix A, Drawing 1. The general vicinity is predominantly residential, woodland, and farmland with some commercial properties. 6.3 INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS -~ There are no strut#ures on the subject site for interior observations to be made. 6.4 EXTERIOR OBSERVATIONS At the time of the site reconnaissance, the majority of the subject site consisted of pasture and woodland. An overhead power line easement was observed in the center of the subject site (Appendix C, Photo 3}. In addition, another power line easement was observed near the eastern border of the subject site. Aluminum cans and a stuffed chair were observed within the wooded area in the northern portion of the subject site (Appendix C, Photo 1). A playhouse consisting of a tin roof with tarp walls filled with stuffed chairs and a compressed gas stave was observed within the wooded area in the northern part of the subject site. Several shallow pits were observed on parcel number 5544646749. However, only one pit contained debris in the form of go cart tires, a chair and a tarp (Appendix C, Photo 2}. None of this debris is considered a recognized environmental condition because it does not appear to be detrimental to the environmental infegrity of the subject site. ' The southern portion of parcel number 5544724095 has a storage barn (Appendix C, Photo 6) and a storage yard. The storage barn contained hay and seed. Galvanized con'ugated metal pipe, guard rail posts (treated with creosote), structural steel, a truck trailer, a truck tank and farm equipment was observed on the storage yard {Appendix C, Photos 7, 8, 9, and 10}. Wallace Property Ph 1 ESA CESI Project No. 080913.000 October 14, 2008 Page 16 Attachment number 1 G_9 Page 508 of 627