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• Historical activities likely involved the application of herbicides and /or pesticides to proposed project area as part of historical crop cultivation. Given that this historic crop cultivation chemical use was stopped decades ago, and the bulk storage of chemicals were not observed on the proposed project area in available historic aerial photographs, this finding is not considered a recognized environmental condition. Crushed concrete was reportedly placed on the south /southeastern portion of the proposed property area. Potential on -site disposal of demolition debris from demolition of two to three structures historically associated with the former adjacent farmstead located near the southwest corner of the proposed project area Surface disturbance located in the north- central portion of the proposed project area in the 1980 aerial photograph; the cause of the disturbance unknown. The potential for encountering buried debris exists for the proposed project area, which includes excavating activities. These findings are considered to constitute recognized environmental conditions. Based on the potential for encountering buried debris during redevelopment activities, it is recommended that soils be screened as part of geotechnical investigations to be conducted on the proposed project area in preparation for future development activities. No hazardous wastes will be generated by the proposed project. Temporary fuel storage tanks for construction equipment may be located in the project area to allow ready access for equipment refueling. The size and location of these tanks is unknown at this time. Traffic The only mitigation measure necessary will be a southbound right turn lane from Lake Drive to the development. A northbound left turn lane will also be installed on Lake Drive.