The Subject Property of 819 MITTEN RD, BURLINGAME, CA 94010-1323 is in Zone A and is considered to be IN of the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA).

AN AREA INUNDATED BY 1% ANNUAL CHANCE FLOODING, FOR WHICH NO BFES HAVE BEEN DETER-MINED.

The flood information contained in this report was obtained from maps provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Whenever possible we will report if the subject property is inside or outside of a 100 year Flood Hazard Area. These areas are defined as areas that have a one percent (1%) chance in any given year of being affected by a significant flood.

The flood information contained in this report is merely a preliminary review intended to provide the buyer, seller or agent guidance and general proximity of the subject property in relation to the 100 years flood hazard area. The buyer should obtain exact specific information from the seller or agent prior to finalizing his decision regarding the purchase of a given property.

The new EnviroStor database is created by the Site Mitigation and Brownfield Resue Program of the California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) for identifying sites that have known contamination or sites for which there may be reasons for further investigation.

The Leaking Underground Fuel/Storage Tanks (LUFT/LUST) sites are the cleanup sites that released stored petroleum product and other hazardous contaminants into different environmental media, including ground water, soil, and air due to the leakage of tanks or pipe system, as tracked by the GeoTracker, a database and geographic information system (GIS) that provides online access to environmental data.

The Cleanup Program Sites (CPS) are non-UST cleanup sites with spills, leaks, above ground tanks, and other discharges, as tracked by the GeoTracker, a database and geographic information system (GIS) that provides online access to environmental data. The sites are overseen by the Spills, Leaks, Investigation & cleanup (SLIC) Program.

NFRAP sites are the "previous" hazardous waste sites that assessment at a site has been completed, and EPA has determined no steps will be taken to designate the site as a priority by listing it on the National Priorities List (NPL). No further remedial action is planned for these sites under the Superfund Program.

Person or facility generating more than 2200 pounds (or 1000Kg) of hazardous waste per month. Such generators produce about 90 percent of the nation's hazardous waste, and are subject to all RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) requirements.

Persons or facilities generating 220-2200 pounds (or 100-1000 Kg) per month of hazardous waste; are required to keep more records than conditionally exempt generators. The largest category of hazardous waste generators, SQGs, include automotive shops, dry cleaners, photographic developers, and many other small businesses.

A transporter is any person or facilities engaged in the off-site transportation of manifested hazardous waste by air, rail, highway, or water within the United States.

Hazardous waste facilities that are not contained in 'Generator', 'Transporter', 'TSD' categories including : burner, gas tanks, car oil, underground injection control etc