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Worksheet 2 Forest Service And Public Records

Case Name: TNC – Taneum and S. Cle Elum Ridge Case Number:

WEN312

Tract(s) 1-19 of 19 tract(s)

Federal Tract

Non-Federal Tract

Property Description (Optional) 19 parcels in Kittitas County: Taneum = 13 full sections; S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract = 6 sections south, 2 of the 6 are north half of section only. All are south of I-90, Cle Elum, WA.

Part 1 - Property Ownership and Records Searched

1. Documentation of Ownership and Use

The subject lands are a portion of the lands originally ceded to the United States of America (USA) by “Treaty with the Yakima” in 1855.

All the even numbered sections were granted to the Burlington Northern Railroad Company under the Exchange Act approved March 20, 1922 (42 Stat. 465) and the Act approved October 21, 1976 (90 Stat. 2743) as cited in the Serial Patent No. 46-86-0022, BLM Serial No. OR 40426 W, issued on June 12, 1986. There are several reservations in favor of the

USA.

All the odd numbered sections were granted to the Northern Pacific Railway Company under Act approved July 2, 1864 (13 Stat. 365), entitled “An Act granting lands to aid in the construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line for Lake Superior to Puget’s Sound, on the Pacific Coast, by the Northern Route” and by the Joint Resolution of May 31, 1870 (16 Stat., 378). These grants vested sometime in the 1880’s upon satisfaction of the terms in said act and the exact location of these granted lands were later fixed by the completion of the official government surveys, approved in 1915, after which the subject lands, among many other lands, were conveyed from United States of America under two patents.

1918 Serial Patent No. 630219, Document No. 322, BLM Serial Number WAORAA 031497, issued on May 13, 1918. This patent included section all odd numbered sections except section 19, T. 19 N., R. 15 E., W.M., among many other lands, and contained no reservations to the United States.

1919 Serial Patent No. 664645, Document No. 328, BLM Serial Number WAORAA 043206, issued on February 7, 1919. This patent included only section 19, T. 19 N., R. 15 E., W.M., among many other lands, and contained no reservations to the United States.

Date Recording Information Owner Name

From:

12/16/2014

To:

Present

King County No. 201412180019 Yakima County No. 438503

Central Cascades Forest

LLC

Plum Creek Timberlands, LP

6/21/1989

Kittitas County No. 521473 Plum Creek Timber Company, From: To:

PCTC, Inc.

Lessee, Permittee, Claimant Name & Address (if any)

Use(s) of Property:

(D) = Documented

(S) = Suspected

N/A

2. Aerial Photographs

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract – T.19N., R.14E., Section 11

Date Summary of General Observations 7-24-2018 Vegetation growth 7-31-2005 Timber harvest 7-24-1998 Timber harvest

12-30-1985 Clear cut in north half of property

Note: Power transmission line runs east/west through the properties just outside of the northern boundary of subject property.

Imagery date 7-24-2018

Possible road/structure encroachment on northern boundary. Imagery date 7-24-2018.

Structure appeared between 7/2013 and 7/2017.

Imagery date 7-31-2005

Imagery date 7-24-1998

Imagery date 12-30-1985

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract – T.19N., R.14E., Section 13

7-31-2005 Vegetation growth

12-30-1985 Clear cut in south half of property

Imagery date 7-31-2005

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract - T.19N., R.15E., Section 13 (north half)

6-2-2003 Timber harvest 7-18-1994 Clear cutting 13-30-1985 Poor imagery, but may illustrate that clear cut showing in 1994 had not yet occurred.

Imagery date 6-2-2003

Imagery date 7-18-1994

Imagery date 13-30-1985

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract - T.19N., R.15E., Section 15 (north half)

7-18-1994 Timber harvest 12-30-1985 Poor imagery, but may illustrate that clear cut had not yet occurred. It was between 1993 and 1994.

Note: There is potentially a “headworks gravity flow” on Cedar Creek. Still determinig if there are improvements and if they are on the subject property.

Structure, potentially a tower site, just south of the property (not on subject property) Imagery date 7-24-2018. Improvements there since 7/1994 or earlier.

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract - T.19N., R.15E., Section 17

6-2-2003 Timber harvest 8-1-1998 Timber harvest

7-18-1994 Clear cut in south ¼ of parcel 12-30-1985 Poor imagery, but may illustrate that clear cut in south

¼ of parcel had not occurred yet. It was in 1993 or 1994.

Note: A portion of subject property is listed as an “approved well location” for nearby private landowners. Still determining if the improvements exist on the property.

Imagery date 8-1-1998

S. Cle Elum Ridge Tract - T.19N., R.15E., Section 19

6-25-2009 Clear cuts, occurred between 2006 and 2009.

6-2-2003 Timber harvest

(Google Earth photos prior tto 1998 are not adequate)

Imagery date 6-25-2009

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 7

6-25-2009 Clear cutting 6-2-2003 Clear cutting 8-1-1998 Clear cut (appears to have occurred in 1998) 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but seems to shows no recent clear cutting

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 15

6-2-2003 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Clear cut 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but illustrates clear cutting

Note: FS topo layer shows “springs” next to the Cle Elum Ridge Trail in the NW corner, as well as a mining symbol along Spex Arth Rd in the NE corner. No evidence of either in aerial photos.

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 16

7-24-1998 Clear cut (appears to have occurred in 1998) 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but seems to illustrate no recent clear

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 17

6-2-2003 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Clear cutting 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but shows clear cutting

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 18

6-2-2003 Clear cutting 8-1-1998 Clear cut 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but seems to show no recent clear

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 20

6-25-2009 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Clear cutting 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but seems to show some timber harvest

Note: There is a small pond in the north half of this property.

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 21

6-23-2006 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Poor quality photo, but shows clear cut 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but shows clear cut

Imagery date 6-23-2006

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 22

6-2-2003 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Clear cut

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 23

6-30-2006 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Clear cut

Note: FS TOPO map shows mining symbol in NW corner of property. Based on aerial photos, it may be a gravel pit.

Imagery date 6-30-2006

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 27

6-25-2009 Timber harvest 6-2-2003 Clear cutting

12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but seems to show some timber harvest

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 28

6-2-2003 Timber harvest

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 33

6-30-2006 Vegetation growth 7-24-1998 Clear cut 12-30-1985 Poor quality photo, but illustrates some timber harvest

Note: Boundary line for the Cle Elum and Naches Ranger Districts crosses the sw corner of the parcel.

Taneum Tract – T.19N., R14E., Section 35

6-30-2006 Clear cutting 6-2-2003 Clear cutting 7-24-1998 Relatively little timber harvest

3. Forest Service and/or Other Pertinent Records Reviewed and Summary of Findings

Washington State DOE

⋅ Hazardous Sites List (HSL) ⋅ Federal Superfund Sites ⋅ Brownfields Inventory ⋅ Dirt Alert Maps ⋅ State Clean Up Sites (including Confirmed and Suspected Contaminated Sites List and No Further

Action Sites List)

⋅ Solid Waste Facilities ⋅ Voluntary Cleanup Projects (VCP) ⋅ Regulated USTs (including Active Facilities and Inactive Facilities) ⋅ Leaking Underground Storage Tanks ⋅ Spills Maps ⋅ Dairies ⋅ Washington State Well Log Viewer

Currently researching possible water rights/related improvements in T.19N., R.15E., Section 13 (application for headworks gravity flow off of NF-3352 on Cedar Creek); T.19N., R.15E., Section 17 (permit granted to Misty Mtn (Fircrest), but noted legal descriptions do not appear to apply.

New Suncadia permit shows Section 17 as an “authorized location for a point of withdrawal.”

No evidence of well installed. Kittitas County has applications listed on DOE site that do not appear to include the subject property); and T.19N., R.14E., Section 11 (a well in the north half).

WA state has been contacted, waiting for information.

⋅ Environmental Covenants Registry ⋅ DOE Water Quality Assessment and 303(d) List ⋅ Washington’s Air Monitoring Network – Air Quality Program ⋅ Flood Hazard Maps ⋅ Water Quality Atlas and Environmental Info. Management System (EIM)

A portion of Lookout Creek, just north of Lookout Mountain is listed as Category 1, Assessment Unit ID: 17030001001445, Listing ID: 8359. Last temperature testing (routine ambient monitoring) was done in 2005-2010 in T19N, R14E, Sections 21 and 22.

United States EPA Air

⋅ UV Index ⋅ Greenhouse Gas ⋅ Air Facility Program (AFS) ⋅ Electronic Greenhouse Gas Reporting Tool (E-GGRT)

Land ⋅ ACRES Office of Brownfields and Land Revitalization, Brownfields Properties ⋅ Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System

(CERCLIS)

⋅ Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information (RCRAInfo) ⋅ National Priorities List (NPL)

Water ⋅ Permit Compliance System (PCS) and Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS) ⋅ The Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS)

Waste ⋅ Facilities reporting to The Hazardous Waste Report (Biennial Report or BR) ⋅ Leaking Underground Storage Tank – American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (LUST-ARRA)

Toxics ⋅ Facilities reporting to The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) ⋅ Toxics Release Inventory (TRI)

Radiation ⋅ Radiation Information Database (RADInfo)

Facility ⋅ Facility Registry Service (FRS) ⋅ EPA-Regulated Facilities

Compliance ⋅ Enforcement and Compliance History Online (Echo)

Signature of Person Compiling Property/Record Search: /s/ Amelia Anthony

Name: Amelia Anthony Title: Realty Specialist, AEP

Part 2 - Record and File Search

Real Property

Adjacent Property

Identification of Adjacent Property

Use this portion to document relevant information found in Forest Service files and/or obtained from other Federal/State/Local agency records. If information relating to a specific question is not found, check "No".

1. Is there any record of hazardous substances or petroleum products being stored, released or disposed of on the property (for example, interview Worksheet 4, State and EPA hazardous site lists)? If Yes, attach a list describing the type(s), quantities involved, and approximate dates. If yes, is there an environmental threat to the real property?

Yes No

2. Has an environmental investigation of the property ever: (1) indicated the presence of hazardous substances, petroleum products, or other potential environmental problems on the property, or (2) recommended further assessment of the property? If yes, explain and provide the information sources (for example, State hazardous site lists, 5420/5430 acquisition files, 6740):

3. If an environmental investigation (see question 2) identified contamination of the property, is there information indicating that remedial activities have not been initiated or have been effective in reducing or eliminating the contamination? If yes, explain and provide information source (for example, State hazardous site data, 6740):

4. Are there any operating or abandoned water wells on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, Worksheet 4, State water well registry):

See discussion under Washington State DOE, Washington State Well Log Viewer.

5. If the property is served by a private well, has contamination ever been Yes No identified in the well that exceeded acceptable levels? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State water well registry, water quality data):

6. Are there any permits or plans related to activities such as air/water discharges, mining or oil and gas exploration, or soil or hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substance sites list, 2720 and 2820 files):

7. Have there been any compliance or environmental notices issued? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substances office, EPA Region):

8. Have there ever been any registered/unregistered storage tanks (above or underground) located on the property, particularly for storage of hazardous substances or petroleum products? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State UST and LUST records, aerial photos, and maps):

9. Is there any information indicating an environmental lien against the property, or notice of past or recurrent violations of environmental laws with respect to the property? If yes, explain and provide sources (for example, County deed records and court judgments):

10. Is there any information in the chain of title that indicates commercial or industrial use on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, title insurance company, abstract company, County deed records):

Commercial timber harvest prior to CCF / TNC ownership.

11. Are there any records that indicate the existence of transformers, capacitors or hydraulic equipment containing PCBs? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substance site records, local electric utility):

12. Is the property listed on the National Priorities (NPL) or CERCLA Information System (CERCLIS) or Docket List; listed as an RCRA transport, storage or disposal (TSD) facility; listed by the State environmental agency as their equivalent of an NPL site or a CERCLIS site; listed on the LUST (leaking underground storage tank list; listed as a solid waste or landfill facility? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, environmental data base search service):

13. Have there been any special use permits, leases, Plans of Operation, or concessionaire activities, including mining, landfills, solid waste transfer facilities, log transfer facilities, small arms ranges, silviculture, lodges, resorts, or campgrounds associated with the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, interview Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps; 2720, 2820, 2470 files):

14. Have activities (Forest Service or other) on the property included any of the following: nurseries, warehouses, vehicle maintenance, mixing of chemicals, paints, pesticides, petroleum products or wastes? If yes, Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps):

15. Is there or has there been a Forest Service Job Corps center or work center located on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, interview Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps):

16. Have there been any public complaints about the property regarding dumping, burning, or odors? If yes, explain and provide information source (for example, State hazardous substance sites list):

17. Are there any adjacent properties where there has been a release of a hazardous substance or petroleum product, or that are listed on the National Priorities List (NPL) or CERCLA Information System (CERCLIS) or Docket List; listed as an RCRA transport, storage, or disposal facility; listed by the State environmental agency as their equivalent of an NPL site or a CERCLIS site; listed on the LUST (leaking underground storage tank list), or listed as a solid waste or landfill facility? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, environmental data base search service):

18. On the basis of a review of fire insurance maps or consultation with the local fire department serving the property, are there any buildings or other improvements on the property or on adjoining property identified as having been used industrially, or for other purposes likely to lead to contamination of the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, local fire department, NOTE: If records indicate hazardous substances, petroleum products, or other contaminants may be present, consult with your unit's CERCLA coordinator. OSHA requires specialized training prior to conducting inspection of facilities/sites that contain hazardous substances or petroleum products.

Name and Signature of Person Conducting Records Review:

Amelia Anthony, Realty Specialist, AEP

Date(s) of Searches June 3, 4, 7 & 8, 2021

2021-06-08T15:38:19-0700

AMELIA ANTHONY

EXHIBIT D

Worksheet 2 Forest Service And Public Records

Case Name: TNC - Lake Kachess, Big Creek and

Naches Case Number:

WEN307/SNO217

Tract(s) 1-9 of 9 tract(s)

Federal Tract

Non-Federal Tract

Property Description (Optional) 9 parcels in Kittitas County: Lake Kachess Tract = 2 sections just north of I-90; Big Creek Tract = 2 large sections south of I-90; Little Naches Tract south of Big Creek, accessed via Naches and WA-410.

The SW corner of Section 31, T19N, R13E is in Yakima County.

Part 1 - Property Ownership and Records Searched

1. Documentation of Ownership and Use

Date Recording Information Owner Name

Present

King County No. 201412180019 Yakima County No. 438503

Central Cascades Forest

LLC

Plum Creek Timberlands, Kittitas County No. 521473 Plum Creek Timber Company, PCTC, Inc.

Plum Creek Timber Company, Inc.

Burlington Northern Timberlands, Inc.

4/30/1917

To: Patent No. 582029 Northern Pacific Railroad Company

4/30/1917

Oregon Treaty United States of America

Lessee, Permittee, Claimant Name & Address (if any)

Use(s) of Property:

(D) = Documented

(S) = Suspected

N/A

2. Aerial Photographs

Lake Kachess Tract – Overlook Road Parcel

7/24/1998 A majority of the parcel has been harvested 11/3/2011 Vegetation growth 7/24/2018 Vegetation growth

Photo taken 7/24/1998

Photo taken 11/3/2011

Photo taken 7/24/2018

Lake Kachess Tract – Amablilis Mountain Parcel

7/24/1998 A majority of the parcel has been clear cut 9/10/2009 Vegetation growth 7/13/2017 Vegetation growth

Photo taken 9/10/2009

Photo taken 7/13/2017

Big Creek Tract – Cole Creek

8/1/1998 The parcel has been almost completely harvested

7/30/2006 Vegetation growth

Photo taken 8/1/1998

Photo taken 7/30/2006

Big Creek Tract – Big Creek

8/1/1998 Much of the parcel has been harvested

8/17/2006 Vegetation growth

Photo taken 8/17/2006

Little Naches Tract – Manastash Ridge Parcel

8/1/1998 SW corner of parcel has been harvested

7/10/2012 Vegetation growth 7/15/2014 Additional harvesting in the southern half of parcel 7/24/2018 Addditional harvesting in the eastern half of parcel

Photo taken 7/10/2012

Photo taken 7/15/2014

Little Naches Tract – West Fork Bear Creek Parcel

7/24/1998 About half of the parcel has been harvested 6/25/2003 Additional harvesting 9/10/2009 Vegetation growth

Photo taken 6/25/2003

Little Naches Tract – Bear Cabin Parcel

7/24/1998 Harvesting in the southern half of the parcel 6/25/2003 Additional harvesting 9/10/2009 Additional harvesting 7/13/2017 Additional harvesting 7/24/2018 Additional harvesting

Photo taken 7/13/2017

Little naches Tract - Yakitt Parcel

7/24/1998 Clear cutting in the north and east of the parcel

6/25/2003 Additional harvesting in the western half of the parcel 9/10/2009 Additional harvesting

Little Naches River Tract - East Fork Bear Creek Parcel

7/24/1998 Timber harvest throughout the parcel 6/25/2003 Additional harvest

3. Forest Service and/or Other Pertinent Records Reviewed and Summary of Findings

Washington State DOE

⋅ Hazardous Sites List (HSL) ⋅ Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Site Identification ⋅ Federal Superfund Sites ⋅ Brownfields Inventory ⋅ State Clean Up Sites (including Confirmed and Suspected Contaminated Sites List and No Further

Regulated USTs (including Active Facilities and Inactive Facilities) ⋅ Action Sites List) ⋅ Solid Waste Facilities ⋅ Leaking Underground Storage Tanks ⋅ Spills ⋅ Dairies ⋅ Washington State Well Log Viewer ⋅ Environmental Covenants Registry ⋅ DOE Water Quality Assessment and 303(d) List

United States EPA Air

⋅ Air Facility Program (AFS) ⋅ Electronic Greenhouse Gas Reporting Tool (E-GGRT)

Land ⋅ ACRES Office of Brownfields and Land Revitalization, Brownfields Properties ⋅ Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System

(CERCLIS)

⋅ Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information (RCRAInfo) ⋅ National Priorities List (NPL)

Water ⋅ Permit Compliance System (PCS) and Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS) ⋅ The Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS)

Waste ⋅ Facilities reporting to The Hazardous Waste Report (Biennial Report or BR) ⋅ Leaking Underground Storage Tank – American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (LUST-ARRA)

Toxics ⋅ Facilities reporting to The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) ⋅ Toxics Release Inventory (TRI)

Radiation ⋅ Radiation Information Database (RADInfo)

Facility ⋅ Facility Registry Service (FRS) ⋅ EPA-Regulated Facilities

Compliance ⋅ Enforcement and Compliance History Online (Echo)

Signature of Person Compiling Property/Record Search: /s/ Amelia Anthony

Name: Amelia Anthony Title: Realty Specialist

Part 2 - Record and File Search

Real Property

Adjacent Property

Identification of Adjacent Property

Use this portion to document relevant information found in Forest Service files and/or obtained from other Federal/State/Local agency records. If information relating to a specific question is not found, check "No".

1. Is there any record of hazardous substances or petroleum products being stored, released or disposed of on the property (for example, interview Worksheet 4, State and EPA hazardous site lists)? If Yes, attach a list describing the type(s), quantities involved, and approximate dates. If yes, is there an environmental threat to the real property?

2. Has an environmental investigation of the property ever: (1) indicated the presence of hazardous substances, petroleum products, or other potential environmental problems on the property, or (2) recommended further assessment of the property? If yes, explain and provide the information sources (for example, State hazardous site lists, 5420/5430 acquisition files, 6740):

3. If an environmental investigation (see question 2) identified contamination of the property, is there information indicating that remedial activities have not been initiated or have been effective in reducing or eliminating the contamination? If yes, explain and provide information source (for example, State hazardous site data, 6740):

4. Are there any operating or abandoned water wells on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, Worksheet 4, State water well registry):

5. If the property is served by a private well, has contamination ever been Yes No identified in the well that exceeded acceptable levels? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State water well registry, water quality data):

6. Are there any permits or plans related to activities such as air/water discharges, mining or oil and gas exploration, or soil or hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substance sites list, 2720 and 2820 files):

7. Have there been any compliance or environmental notices issued? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substances office, EPA Region):

8. Have there ever been any registered/unregistered storage tanks (above or underground) located on the property, particularly for storage of hazardous substances or petroleum products? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State UST and LUST records, aerial photos, and maps):

9. Is there any information indicating an environmental lien against the property, or notice of past or recurrent violations of environmental laws with respect to the property? If yes, explain and provide sources (for example, County deed records and court judgments):

10. Is there any information in the chain of title that indicates commercial or industrial use on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, title insurance company, abstract company, County deed records):

11. Are there any records that indicate the existence of transformers, capacitors or hydraulic equipment containing PCBs? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, State hazardous substance site records, local electric utility):

12. Is the property listed on the National Priorities (NPL) or CERCLA Information System (CERCLIS) or Docket List; listed as an RCRA transport, storage or disposal (TSD) facility; listed by the State environmental agency as their equivalent of an NPL site or a CERCLIS site; listed on the LUST (leaking underground storage tank list; listed as a solid waste or landfill facility? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, environmental data base search service):

13. Have there been any special use permits, leases, Plans of Operation, or concessionaire activities, including mining, landfills, solid waste transfer facilities, log transfer facilities, small arms ranges, silviculture, lodges, resorts, or campgrounds associated with the property? If yes, Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps; 2720, 2820, 2470 files):

14. Have activities (Forest Service or other) on the property included any of the following: nurseries, warehouses, vehicle maintenance, mixing of chemicals, paints, pesticides, petroleum products or wastes? If yes, Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps):

15. Is there or has there been a Forest Service Job Corps center or work center located on the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, interview Worksheet 4, aerial photos and maps):

16. Have there been any public complaints about the property regarding dumping, burning, or odors? If yes, explain and provide information source (for example, State hazardous substance sites list):

17. Are there any adjacent properties where there has been a release of a hazardous substance or petroleum product, or that are listed on the National Priorities List (NPL) or CERCLA Information System (CERCLIS) or Docket List; listed as an RCRA transport, storage, or disposal facility; listed by the State environmental agency as their equivalent of an NPL site or a CERCLIS site; listed on the LUST (leaking underground storage tank list), or listed as a solid waste or landfill facility? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example,

18. On the basis of a review of fire insurance maps or consultation with the local fire department serving the property, are there any buildings or other improvements on the property or on adjoining property identified as having been used industrially, or for other purposes likely to lead to contamination of the property? If yes, explain and provide information sources (for example, local fire department, NOTE: If records indicate hazardous substances, petroleum products, or other contaminants may be present, consult with your unit's CERCLA coordinator. OSHA requires specialized training prior to conducting inspection of facilities/sites that contain hazardous substances or petroleum products.

Name and Signature of Person Conducting Records Review:

/s/ Amelia Anthony

Date(s) of Searches 4/1/2020 and 4/2/2020