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IV. CONCLUSION <br /> As noted above, the property is located in a designated <br /> flood plane ( 100 yr. ) . Future residential construction, in <br /> accordance with current San Joaquin County regulations will <br /> require specialized elevated improvements. <br /> Based on the results of the percolation tests, the soil <br /> profile and the existing ground water elevation, it appears that <br /> the continued use of sub-surface disposal fields for septic tank <br /> use is not possible. <br /> Since the existing home currently has a permitted sub- <br /> surface system and has been operating without reported problems, <br /> it should be considered adequate at this time. Future (new) <br /> residential use, should however, utilize a mounded soil <br /> absorption system, as described in the "Sewage Standards" <br /> handbook, prepared by the Public Health Services, Environmental <br /> Health Division, of San Joaquin County. The mounded system <br /> should be designed specifically to meet future use requirements <br /> at time of permit application. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> SCHACK & COMPANY, INC. <br /> R . ► 2, t, s13 <br /> Dan R. Schack, Civil Engineer <br /> DRS/jr <br /> Attachments <br />