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i4 Soil Suitability&Nitrate Loading Study Page 2 St. Patrick's Church, Escalon, CA r� Project No. 607.1 F, October 14, 2009 encompasses a total area f about .50 acres (see Fig. 2 The ocation of the Fil subject parcel is on the west si e o arro on o 1 a and almost /2 mile north of Highway 120. The area lies in the southern part of San Joaquin County, in a rural area about 3 miles east of Escalon. .2 Proposed Development The parcel has been p proposed for full development asCa church si e (see site maps in Appendix A). In the immediate future, the owner o e property is proposing to construct a small, 1,872 square-foot chapel near the existing residence. In the more distant future, additional buildings will also be constructed: mostly in the 10 to 20-year time frame. When complete, in addition to the chapel, the parcel will also be the site of a church, a school, a rectory, a F! multi-purpose room, an administrative building, and a convent (Fig. 3C). F The chapel will be constructe first nd it will be served by a dedicated new F �} septic sewage system. On an l im basis, potable water will be supplied by the existing domestic water production well. It should be noted that there is a Fdiscrepancy between Figures 3A and 3C regarding the relative positions of the chapel and the existing house. In this case, the positions shown in Figure 3A & 3B are correct. Pi When the other new buildings are constructed, a large septic system will be constructed to handle waste from the new buildings and a new water well will be Fj drilled to supply_ potable water. The large septic system is to be in the southwestern part of the parte F 2.0 PRESENT AND PAST USES OF THE SITE FThe subject property is currently the site of a single rural residence. It appears to have been originally constructed as a farm residence, but is currently in use Pby the parish. The remainder of the parcel remains in agricultural use, currently to raise corn. The residence is served by a domestic water well and a septic sewage system. The water well will also serve the new chapel. Based on a permit information, (see Section 3.1) the house dates from 1965. F, This is a mostly rural area, notable for its almond and walnut orchards. Excluding F, the church complex, adjacent and nearby parcels are in agricultural use and this use includes farm-building complexes. There is also a short row of residential lots immediately to the west of the church along Highway 120. F lr: 2937 Veneman Ave.,#fB240 Geo-Phase Environmental Inc. Phone: (209) 569-0293 l Modesto, CA 95356 Fax: (209)569-0295