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FFInaddition, oil moisture content of the subsurface soils will play an important role in septic tional capacity. For example, if heavy rains are experienced in any given winter, oil moisture content will increase, thus decreasing permeability. results from the on-site domestic well reveals a medium concentration of nitrate. In unsewered areas and/or areas that have been, or currently are under agricultural production, it is highly recommended that bottled water always be used for drinking and cooking purposes. LIMITATIONS The findings, testing, opinions and conclusions of this report are based upon information from standard engineering and analytical test procedures, contemporary scientific literature and agency consultations. Information in this report is deemed reliable by the sources from where it was obtained. Results of the percolation testing should be assumed to only represent the subsurface conditions encountered in the very specific location of testing as denoted on the Tentative Map, and not of the entire proposed two Parcels. This report is based upon current scientific knowledge to assess factors which are extremely variable and complex within the environment. San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department Sewage Standards have been employed for the purpose of preparing this study. Therefore, no guarantee or warranty is expressed or implied concerning any aspect of this investigation, the prevention of environmental impact, or related issues. The opportunity to provide this service for you is appreciated. If there should be any questions regarding the information contained within this report, please contact the undersigned. Respectfully submitted, C fl'4- UQO� (§ 7.1) CHESNEY CONSULTING No. 04675 • Expires: Don Chesney, R.E.A.- I NT ov 1 .4 Registered Environmental Assessor#4675 Pae -6- Chesney Consulting