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[2] Continued. subject property, the land was dry farmed and in pasture. The soil surface horizon is very dark with an abundance of organic matter and very "heavy" , consisting predominately of a clay soil structure. These two characteristics make this soil conducive to agricultural production. The most recent ag production consisted of row crops. The two major roads in the proximity of the proposed Church site are Eight Mile Road to the south and Lower Sacramento Road to the east. There is a very low density housing on these two roads. It is proposed that the Bear Creek Community Church will be adjacent to the north of the subject Church. [3] PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBJECT SITE As referenced previously, the subject property consists of ten acres and is proposed to be developed as the Roman Catholic Diocese of Stockton. The maximum number of Parishioners to accommodate the facility is proposed to be 500 people. There will be a retention basin at the south end of the property. The septic leach field area will be situated so that the area cannot be driven over, - parked on or used as a storage area. Additionally, there will be no underground utility lines running through this leaching area. [4] PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK AND LEACH FIELD SIGHTING AND USAGE A site plan can be found in the Appendix of this report. As can be noted, the septic tank and leach field area are directly to the west, or behind, the proposed structure. It is not known at present whether the Church will have a kitchen and/or laundry facilities. However, toilet wastes will be the primary concern for the septic system. Since the system will be most heavily taxed on - Sundays, it is proposed that a diverter valve be used so that each of the two individual leach fields will not become overloaded. 2 �(A,,�a ��nhfi� � nhnl �nsTmchnri `