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BARR ENGINEERING CO. Page 2 • The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s (MPCA) What’s in My Neighborhood (WIMN) and Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Cleanups in My Community were reviewed to supplement regulatory data. Site Reconnaissance • A visual inspection was conducted of the building interiors and exterior features on the Property. Current conditions with respect to land use; chemical and waste storage, use, and disposal; facility operations and equipment; utilities; and evidence of potential releases of petroleum products or hazardous substances were documented, if observed. Evidence of historical uses or conditions, if encountered, was also documented. Current land-use and occupants of neighboring properties were documented during the site visit. Interviews • Interviews were conducted with the Property representative and the City of Lake Elmo public works department. Evaluation and Report Preparation • This report was prepared to document the resources used during completion of the Assessment and to describe the findings, opinions, and conclusions of the Assessment. File Review • The Property was not identified on any of the standard environmental record sources, so a file review for the Property was not conducted. • Adjoining properties were identified on multiple standard environmental record sources. A file review for one adjoining property was conducted. 1.3 Significant Assumptions No significant assumptions were made to complete the Assessment. 1.4 Limitations, Exceptions, and Data Gaps The following limitations and exceptions are associated with this Assessment: • Gaps of greater than five years in historical documentation are present, and are summarized in the following table. Date Range Property Changes Prior to 1936 Historical documentation was not readily ascertainable; therefore, changes in general Property land-uses are unknown. 1936-1946, 1953-1964, 1966-1974, 1978-1984, 1997-2006 Gaps greater than five years in historical documentation are present; however, general Property land-uses did not change during the time periods.