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6.2.4 State-Tribal VCP / Brownfields The list of Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) / Brownfields database of VCP / Brownfields sites as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012, did not reveal any VCP or Brownfields sites within the approximate minimum search distance of onehalf (½) mile. 6.2.5 State-Tribal Solid Waste The ADEQ Solid Waste Facilities / Landfill Sites list of permitted landfills, closed landfills and hazardous waste landfills as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012, did not reveal any registered landfills within the approximate minimum search distance of one-half (½) mile of the subject property. 6.2.6 State LPST The ADEQ leaking petroleum storage tank (LPST) list provides a summary of all PST release sites in Arizona. A search of the ADEQ LPST list, as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012 revealed no LPST sites within the approximate minimum search distance of one-half (½) mile of the subject property. 6.2.7 State-Tribal Registered PST The ADEQ database of registered PST sites as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012, did not reveal any registered PST sites on or adjacent to the subject property. 6.2.8 State ER A search of emergency release lists and databases, as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012, did not identify any ER calls to the subject property. 6.2.9 State-Tribal IC / EC Lists containing state-tribal IC/EC sites registered with ADEQ as viewed using the EDR Report dated January 6, 2012, did not reveal any IC / EC sites within the approximate minimum search distance of one-half (½) mile. 6.3 PHYSICAL SETTING SOURCES 6.3.1 Geology and Geohydrology According to the Roadside Geology of Arizona (2008), the subject property is located on the southern boundary of Arizona’s Central Highlands, which separates the southern Basin and Range Province form the northern Colorado Plateau Province. This portion of the Central Souder, Miller & Associates Engineering ♦ Environmental ♦ Surveying © SMA 2012 Page 14
Highlands is located in Quaternary and Tertiary aged valley-fill alluvium generally consisting of Gila Conglomerate, Paleozoic aged limestone deposits and Tertiary volcanic intrusions. Large scale faulting and uplift, as well as intrusive volcanism associated with the Tertiary Laramide Orogeny, has continually deformed the limestone and conglomerate formations over time. The site vicinity map included as Figure 1 shows the surface elevation in the central portion of the subject property is approximately 4,480 feet and that maximum surface elevations on the subject property range between 5,100 feet (northern and southeastern extents), 4,900 feet (western extent) and 4,640 feet (eastern extent) above mean sea level. 6.3.2 Soil Type(s) According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Web Soil Survey website, the subject property is comprised of the Rock outcrop-Atascosa-Graham complex, 9 to 70% slopes soil type. Complete descriptions of the soil types present on the subject property are included as Appendix B, as excerpted from the USDA NRCS Web Soil Survey website. 6.4 HISTORICAL USE INFORMATION ON AND ADJACENT TO THE SUBJECT PROPERTY Historical documents and records are reviewed to evaluate past uses of the property that may otherwise no longer be visible or recorded. Under the AAI rule, historical documents and records may include, but are not limited to, aerial photographs, fire insurance maps, building department records, chain of title documents, and land use records. Historical documents and records reviewed must cover a period of time as far back in the history of the subject property as it can be shown that the property contained structures or from the time the property was first used for residential, agricultural, commercial, industrial, or governmental purposes. For the purposes of this specific report, the history of land use on the subject property and on adjacent properties was evaluated using city directories, Sanborn Fire Insurance maps, USGS topographic maps, aerial photographs, a search for environmental liens, and a review of other reasonably ascertainable information. The main points of the site history review are summarized below. 6.4.1 City Directory Search Under the AAI rule, the past uses of the subject property and adjacent properties must be evaluated. EDR researched the land use of the subject property and adjacent properties using all available information for the subject property. An EDR representative stated that a physical address for the subject property or adjacent properties was needed to complete a search of any city directory. However, no physical address for the subject property or the adjacent properties was found to exist. Therefore, the city directory search did not reveal any historical information about the subject property. Souder, Miller & Associates Engineering ♦ Environmental ♦ Surveying © SMA 2012 Page 15
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TARGET PROPERTY TOPOGRAPHY General
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