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('KL &ylh W14h,bluticnx SOIL SUITABILITY STUDY 19992 EAST LONE TREE ROAD APN 205-100-16 AND -17 ESCALON, CALIFORNIA 1. GENERAL Kleinfelder is pleased to present the results of our soil suitability study for the property located at 19992 East Lone Tree Road in E�scalon, California.,The Assessor's Parcel Numbers for the property are 205-100-16 and 205-100-17. An aerial photograph showing the approximate site boundaries is presented on Plate 1. We understand the two existing parcels are proposed to be split into three new-paw The purpose of our study was to determine the suitability of each new property for septic tank usage. The study was performed in general accordance with the requirements of the San Joaquin County Development Title, Section 9-1105. The following sections include background information regarding the project site and the proposed parcel split, past and present uses of the site, existing septic tank performance and permitting, and the groundwater conditions in the project area. In addition, discussions regarding our investigative ` procedures and the site conditions encountered during our field exploration are included. Finally, the results of our percolation tests, nitrate loading calculations, and subsequent conclusions are presented. L 2. SITE DESCRIPTION / PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT I At the time of our study, the subject property consisted of two parcels used primarily far agricultural purposes. The northern and southern parcels are about 321.62-6nnd 88.57 acres, respectively, and are separated by Lone Tree Creek, which flows from east to west. The southern parcel was a mature almond orchard. The majority of the northern parcel was a corn field. The northern parcel also contained numerous structures including nine residences, fourteen barns and sheds, a dairy in the eastern portion of the lot, numerous above-ground storage tanks, and several ponds adjacent to the dairy. The project site was bound to the north by Lone Tree Road,-to the east by South Van Allen Road and agricultural land, to the south by Zumwalt Road and agricultural land, and to the west by Carrolton Road and agricultural land. Numerous dairies were located within the surrounding area._Tfie existing parcels are zoned AG-40 (General Agriculture). An aerial photograph showi, g the existing developed components of the project site is presented on Plate 1. We understand that the existing two parcels are proposed to be split into three new parcels. The proposed -split and boundary realignment will result in three parcels t approximately 311.36,47.38, and 47.38 acres in size. 1 i 95671.GO1/ST08R738 August 15,2008 y 02008 Kleinfelder Page 1 of 6