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I. INTRODUCTION <br /> This report is an Addendum to a study and design report completed in June 1999 for the Gurdwara Gur Nanak <br /> Parkash Sikh Temple facility on West Grant Line Road in Tracy. This Addendum was required by the San <br /> Joaquin County Environmental Health Department(EHD)to comply with the San Joaquin County <br /> Development Title, specifically Section 9-1105.2(d)and includes the required Nitrate Loading Study,Soil i <br /> Suitability Study and Wastewater Disposal Operational and Design Parameters for the proposed Temple <br /> expansion. <br /> Mr. Sukhjit"Tony" Singh is the Project Manager for the Sikh Temple expansion plans and has provided the <br /> preliminary information to complete these studies.The Site Plan and associated civil engineering information <br /> have been produced by Mr. Singh's firm,Continental Development Corporation of Las Vegas,Nevada. <br /> Typically for Nitrate Loading and Soil Suitability Studies(NLS/SSS), Bolded Section(§)numbers are <br /> referenced at the beginning of an applicable Paragraph or Paragraphs that co�e EHD <br /> Requirements Checklist for these Studies. However,since this document is Addendum the original <br /> NLS/SSS,the END p_mgao Manager has waived this requirement. <br /> The Sikh Temple is located approximately 1.5 miles southeast of the town of Mountain House. Since City <br /> sewer has not expanded to this area, the Temple must operate with an on-site decentralized wastewater <br /> management(septic)system. Since the water table is approximately five ft below grade and the on-site soils <br /> are composed of a dense clay soil structure,a new mound system must be installed. A mound system was <br /> designed and installed in 1999/' 11 <br /> Domestic water will be supplied by the on-site domestic well. It will be a number of decades before <br /> Mountain House or the City of Tracy services such as water,sewer and stormwater management will be <br /> available at the west end of Grant Line Road, east of Mountain House Parkway. 1� <br /> As noted, wastewater system operational and design parameters are also presented within this report to <br /> facilitate the transfer of information to EHD. The purposefthese Studies was to collect the following <br /> information to fulfill the requirements of the EHD: <br /> • L)To analyze the capacity of the indigenous soils in the proposed disposal area to accept the <br /> anticipated wastewater flows,2.)Assess the characteristics of the soil to mitigate nitrate impact, <br /> and 3.)Discuss operational parameters to achieve the two goals of proper wastewater management <br /> and nitrate loading mitigation from the mound disposal system. This was accomplished by the <br /> referenced testing,physical/chemical analyses and operational parameters incorporated into the <br /> design of the wastewater disposal system. <br /> • Conducted soil physical testing to determine the following: Physical testing included percolation <br /> testing to determine the permeability of the soil characteristics underlying the proposed effluent <br /> disposal area. <br /> • Mounding Analyses of the water table underlying the proposed mound system location has been <br /> calculated for this project. <br /> • As illustrated on the Site Plan,the primary disposal mound area and the required 100% <br /> reserve/replacement/addition area are situated directly north of the existing,and future <br /> development of the Sikh Temple. <br /> • Wastewater flow volumes emanating from the completed project have been based upon the highest <br /> Average Daily Flow(ADF)volumes potentially possible. <br /> 1 <br />