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Wo <br />impact the subject site. Copies of the requests and responses from the following parties, received <br />to date, are included in pp ndi V. <br />5.2.1 U.S. Etivironrgetst(ilPeoteetionAgeiiey (EPA) <br />CG contacted EPA in an effort to obtain any records of environmental concern or violation <br />related to the subject site. The EPA has completed its review and replied with a letter dated <br />April 7, 2011 stating their records did not yield any nviro me t l concems alid/or storage tank <br />permit violations pertaining to the subject site. A copy of this letter is included in Appendix V. <br />5. 2.2 MC Depailiernew of'En viionrilent and NaNizil -Resop. it s (NCDAFNR) <br />'CG contacted NCDENR in an effort to obtain any records of environmental concern or <br />violation related to the subject site. NCDENR has completed its review and on April 6, 2011, <br />replied with an e-mail stating their files did not yield any reported UST or petroleum non -UST <br />releases at the subject site. A copy of this e-mail is included in Appendix . <br />5,Z3 Grange Cowdy <br />TCG contacted ran e County in an effort to obtain any records of environmental concer n or <br />violation related to the subject site* The Orange County Department of Environmental Health <br />has not completed its review to TCG's F01A request for the subject site, Any ports gent <br />information fron Orange County regarding the in ject site will be forwarded upon receipt. <br />SITE REC NNAffSSANC <br />T G performed the subject site reconnaissance on Friday, March 18, tinder sunny and cool <br />weather conditions. The weather did not limit TCG in performing the subject site inspection. <br />TM was not escorted during the subject site reconnaissance. Relevant in `ormation from the <br />investigation is presented in hi section, with the additional 1n igatio information reported in <br />Section 5. Photographs were taken with a digital camera and are included in Appendix v1. <br />642 k n# a i <br />The nine acre subject site is located in a residential and for s ed area of Orange County, at the <br />intersection of Schoolhouse Road and Titinin Road$ <br />The subject site reconnaissance began in the northeast portion of PIN 9845-40-5022. The plant <br />cone unity in this section is dominantly pine plantation. This community appears to have bern <br />ortnerl t planted for Pines and is in the process of succession. The pines are approximately <br />years old with an average diameter at breast height 1 If bet e n 8-10 inches. To the cast of <br />the subject site is an abandoned house that is uninhabitable due to the state of disrepair. within <br />the subject site boundary is a fallen utility pole (Photo 1). It is assumed that this utility pole was <br />once the provider of eleetricity to this abandoned house. <br />Along the southern edge of the parcel is a de ring that appears to have been created as a utility <br />line right-of-way. Due to mowing, vegetation is limited to sinall shrub and her ac ous species. <br />small inter i t nt stream begins Just off the southeastern corner of the subject site. It appears <br />that a small wetfand has been created by the off-road r ainte.nance vehicle traffic in this utility <br />Job #1139 ibis . W i 1 <br />