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R.W. SIEGFRIED & ASSOCIATES <br /> CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEERS <br /> ROBERT W.SIEGFRIED SUBDIVISIONS <br /> ARNOLD R.SCHAMBER MUNICIPAL <br /> JAMES F.YOST IMPROVEMENTS <br /> WAYNE M.WEST STRUCTURES <br /> ROBERT G.CELUM BUILDING DESIGN <br /> LEX A.CORRALES December 5, 1991 SURVEYS <br /> LYNN M.SUTTON <br /> STEPHEN R.THUMLERT REPLY TO: <br /> ALAN E. LINDE - STOCKTON <br /> Dec ° 6 �n C TRACY <br /> G <br /> San Joaquin County FNS Igg� <br /> Public Health Services �Rp <br /> Post <br /> x 2009 <br /> Stockton, California <br /> CaB95201 <br /> ICFs Ty <br /> Attention: Mr. Jim Miller <br /> Gentlemen: <br /> Subject: Minor Subdivision Application No. MS-92-39 <br /> Soil Suitability Study PV'�) <br /> The property covered by the subject Application comprises <br /> approximately twenty (20) acres at 11266 Micke Grove Road. The <br /> site is located within the East 2 of Section 36, Township 3 North, <br /> Range 6 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian. <br /> This property and the surrounding area is zoned AL-10 (Agri- <br /> cultural Limited) . The topography of this location is very flat <br /> with a gradient of approximately 0 . 0011, sloping northeast to <br /> southwest. There are no waterways or drainage channels crossing <br /> the property. <br /> The topographic soils map prepared by the University of Cali- <br /> fornia, Berkeley, indicates the site is largely covered by Capay <br /> clay loam with smaller areas being covered by Landlow clay (adobe) <br /> soils. For several years, the subject property has been used for <br /> the cultivation of row crops. Prior to that time, the land was <br /> planted to walnuts. The latest San Joaquin County Water <br /> Conservation District maps reveal the standing water level of the <br /> subject site to be at a depth of approximately sixty-six (661 ) feet <br /> below the ground surface. This relates to a groundwater elevation <br /> of approximately -29 feet. <br /> Attached is a copy of percolation tests performed on <br /> September 25 and November 27 , 1991 by Kleinfelder, Inc. Two (2) <br /> test holes were drilled to a depth of approximately nine and one- <br /> half (921 ) feet. The observed percolation rates are 5 and 2 <br /> minutes per inch for test holes P-2 and P-3 , respectively. <br /> (Cont 'd. ) <br /> C.•ILUIL77041.SO <br /> MAIN OFFICE 4045 CORONADO AVENUE STOCKTON,CALIFORNIA 95204-2396 Telephone(209)943-2021 FAX Telephone(209)942-0214 <br /> TRACY BRANCH OFFICE 3120 TRACY BOULEVARD.SUITE D TRACY.CALIFORNIA 95376-1719 Telephone(209)835-5300 <br />