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p E R S O NEIL O. AN�SERSON & ASSOC., INC. P ti GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES•ENGINEERING LABORATORIES 8026 Lorraine Ave., Suite 214 I Stockton, California 95210 N FAX: 1 (209) 472 1093 P 9SS0G\ May 26, 1992 SOIL SUITABILITY STUDY . 'EC 1 SIEVERS PROPERTY rn �L J U N 15 %32 26950 MACKVILLE RD E-MV{RONMENTAL HEALTh PERM! CLEMENTS, CALIFORNIA T f I li v l( L� MS 92-60 i OUR JOB NUMBER: S9213 I. INTRODUCTION Our office has been retained by Mr. Jack Sievers to perform a soil suitability study for his property located at 26950 Mackville Rd, Clements, California. The purpose of this study is to determine the suitability of the property for septic tank usage in light of the proposed parcel split. This study was performed according to the requirements of Section 10100 of San Joaquin County Development Code and the Public Health Services section of the Conditions of Approval prepared for the subject property. This report presents the results of our study. II. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT The area where the property is located is currently zoned AG-40, for general agricultural use. The subject property consist of a 18.8 acre rectangular parcel. It is proposed to split off the southwest corner consisting of approximately 5.5 acres (Parcel 2). This parcel currently has a residence on it. The remaining 13.3 acres (Parcel 1) will be used for a future homesite (see Tentative Parcel Map in the Appendix). According to Mr. Sievers, the homesite for the proposed Parcel 1 will be located in the southeast corner of the property. There are no proposed changes, at this time, to the existing home or property that make up the proposed Parcel 2. III. PRESENT AND PAST USE OF THE SITE The existing home on the subject property is approximately 14 years old. Other then the homesite the subject property is presently used as pasture. According to the present owners the property has been used as pasture for as far back as is known. IV. EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK USAGE The existing home is utilizing a on site sewage disposal(septic) system. The proposed homesite will also utilize an on site septic system. The existing home's septic system was recently replaced due to failure of the old system. It appears that the old system failed due to poor construction and inadequate number and depth of dry wells. The replacement system in not yet old enough to make an adequate assessment of its operation.