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Property Name, Location Bradford Street Parcels 707 Bradford Street Redwood City, California 94063 APN(s): 052-372-170 052-372-200 052-372-240 052-372-999 Project Code: 201775 Property Owners and addresses: Redwood City Redevelopment Agency and City of Redwood City Redwood City Redevelopment Agency DTSC Agreement No. 07-T3454 Exhibit A, Attachment 1 Page 7 of 21 EXHIBIT B PROPERTY DESCRIPTION FOR EACH INCLUDED PROPERTY Site Description The subject property consists of four (4) adjacent parcels, (APN #052- 372-170, 052-372-200, 052-372-240 and 052-372-999). The parcels ending with -170,240, and -999 are undeveloped and contain portions of Redwood Creek on their eastern boundaries. A thin layer of gravel covers part of the parcel ending with - 170 and all of the parcels ending with -240 and -999. These parcels are currently vacant and there is a temporary chain link fence restricting access to Redwood Creek. The parcel ending with -200 is developed with an office building and paved parking lot, and is addressed 707 Bradford Street. The subject property is bounded: to the north by a fuel service station at 990 Veterans Blvd, and an office building with an attached parking structure at 900 Veterans Blvd; to the south by Bradford Street and a gravel covered parking lot at the northwest corner of Bradford and Main Streets and a City- owned storm water pump station; to the east by Main Street and a gravel covered parking lot at the northwest corner of Bradford and Main Streets; and to the west by a paved parking lot between 707 Bradford Street and 599 Jefferson Street. Site History Petroleum hydrocarbons releases from the adjacent property at 900 Veterans Boulevard (formerly a fuel service station) may have impacted groundwater and groundwater-saturated soils beneath the subject property. Fill material was used on the subject property during the relocation of Redwood Creek on the subject property. The source(s) of the fill were not identified by GEl, the City's consultant. The fill may contain petroleum hydrocarbons and/or chemicals and metals at significant concentrations.