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1 � ; <br />! RE EVE TRUCKING <br /> �- Page No. 3 <br /> An examination of fourteen septic system and water well permits for the neighboring <br /> property were examined to determine the configuration of new system and reported repairs made <br /> on the system over time (See Appendix for permit copies). A review of the permits indicates the <br /> i following: <br /> New septic systems: 7 <br /> Septic repair - improvements: 2 <br /> New water well w/pump: 1 <br /> b . Water well pump installation: 4 <br /> The two septic repair permits involved adding leach lines and seepage pits to existing <br /> systems. A summary of the seven new septic permit information is as follows: <br /> Address date Tank Capacity Lines@length Pits/sumps@depth,dia <br /> 4806 E Mariposa 1200 gal 1@100 ft Pit 1@25 ft, 36 in <br /> Jan-1976 <br /> 4901 E Mariposa 1200 gal 2@40 ft Pit 2@ 25 ft,33 in <br /> 1 Jun-1987 <br /> 5020 E Mariposa 1200 gal 2@40 ft Pit 2@25 ft,33 in <br /> Mar-1979 <br /> 5056 E Mariposa 1250ga1 2@90 ft 1 @60 ft <br /> Dec-1964 <br /> 5056 E Mariposa 1600 gal 2@80 ft Sump 2@18 ft,2 ft x 10 ft <br /> Mar-1985 <br /> 5201 E Mariposa 1200 gal 1@75 ft Pit 1@25 ft,48 in <br /> Nov-83 <br /> V. GROUND WATER <br /> The San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District ground water <br /> depth map for Spring 1998 lists the ground water in the area of the subject property as being <br /> approximately 75 feet below ground surface (Plate 2). The gradient and flow direction was <br /> estimated to be 6.5 feet/mile SE based on the Fall 1997 San Joaquin County Flood Control and <br /> Water Conservation District ground water elevation map (Plate 3). <br /> i <br /> + r <br /> f3 1 � R <br /> _ <br /> l r + <br /> 4 -. <br />