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Sanguinetti Investments,Circle K <br /> Project Number: LGS080546 <br /> December 17, 2008 <br /> The Comm cial building is proposed to have ten (10)'employees per day. The number of <br /> customers,is-estimated'to be32 based on the number of parking spaces on site. The building <br /> will be open six (6) days per week with normal business hours. <br /> Based on the employee and customer number of the SS/NLS and the San Joaquin County <br /> Onsite Wastewater Disposal Standards,,t'he estimated-flow:for an'employee at an office K30 <br /> gallons per'day:and fora-customeris 5 gallons per day. The total average daily flow for the <br /> commercial building on site is designed for a maximum of 475 gallons per day. <br /> Gas Station and Convenience Store <br /> The gas station and convenience store is proposed to have approximatelytwo(2) ployees <br /> L-er shift;six 6 total-=The huildiri v+iiil fje`'o en24`hours`a'da ,seven 7 da s er.week. <br /> P ( ) g p Y '( )4 'Y P <br /> Based on the employee and customer number of the SS/NLS, research of local gas station flow <br /> numbers and the San Joaquin County Onsite Wastewater Disposal Standards, the estimated <br /> flo,Wfor an``em-ployee ata service'station is approximately 30 gallons per day. According to the <br /> owner, a'maximum.of-500 customers are estimated per;day. The estimated flow for a customer <br /> 'at a gas station is approximately 1.gallon per,day. The maximum daily flow for the gas station <br /> and convenience store is estimated to be approximately 680 gallons per day. <br /> The maximum daily flow for the commercial building is estimated to be 475 gallons per day, <br /> and the maximum daily flow for the convenience store and gas station is estimated to be 680 <br /> gallons per day. The maximum daily flow for the site is estimated to 1,155 gallons per day. <br /> This number was derived from the SS/NLS, (NOA 2007) and the San Joaquin County Onsite <br /> Wastewater Disposal Standards. The long term average daily flow is estimated to be <br /> approximately 872 gallons per day (NOA, 2007). The septic system drain field was designed to <br /> handle 1,155 gallons per day. <br /> The leach field adsorption area was determined by the following: <br /> Percolation rate(PR): 50 minutes per inch (mpi) (using slowest percolation rate in shallow soil) <br /> Maximum daily t7ow.• 1,155 gallons per day(gpd) <br /> Loading Rate: <br /> Q(gpd/sf) = 51(PR mpi)^0.5(equation from Manual of Septic Tank Practice} <br /> Q = 5/50^0.5 <br /> Q = 0.71 gpd/sf <br /> Available Adsorption Area: <br /> 5.5 sf per lineal foot of leach trench x 2 = 11 <br /> Required Adsorption area (sf) = 1,155 gpd/0.71 gpd/sf <br /> Required Adsorption area (st) = 1,627 sf <br /> 902 Industrial Way•Lodi,CA 95240 209.367.3 701•Fax 209.369.4228 <br /> 50 Goldenland Ct.,Suite 100 -Sacramento,CA 95834.916.928.4690-Fax 916.928.4697 <br /> I 1190 Burnett Ave.,Suite A-Concord,CA 94520.925.609.7224-,Fax 925.609.6324 <br /> 80N. West Street-Fernley,NV 89408- 775.575.6511-Fax 775.575.2652 ®2007 Neil O.Anderson&Associates,Inc. <br />