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PARCEL DATA: APN 007-370-14 Size 40 Acres. The south '/z of this 40 acre parcel was subdivided by MS 99- 14. SR0026351 (Soil Suitability study) was approved August 13, 2001 by EHD. No Surface/Subsurface Contamination Report was required. Currently the north `/z(20 acres) is to be subdivided into 4 lots. (5 acres each). An access road is under construction to serve all parcels. DEVELOPMENT HISTORY An application to subdivide the south '/2 (20 ac.) of the 40 acre parcel began in 1999. The minor sub number was MS-99-14. A copy of the Tentative Map is included and shows proposed access to the four parcels and to the north 20 acres_ The subdivision map was approved. The Soil Suitability Study was completed for the south 4 lots. The Service Request Number was# 0026351 and was signed/approved August 13, 2001. The north 1/2 has been sold, and the new owner now plans to subdivide the north '/2(20 ac.), into residential lots. New Owner: Stacey Griffith 11875 E.Mayers Rd. Acampo, CA. 95220 Phone: (209) 365 1758 AGRICULTURAL HISTORY The 1983 aerial photograph was obtained from the SJ County Surveyor's files. The parcel and surrounding land area can be identified as agriculture use. No manufacturing or industrial. operations, other than agricultural, are located in the proximity of the site.The irrigated grape vines on the 40 acre parcel were removed more than 5 years ago. The area is drained by Gill Creek. Residential development has occurred in the area and less agricultural production is evident at present. An irrigation well and domestic well existed on the south '/2 at the SE corner of the parcel. A residence also existed and was destroyed by fire. The former residence shows on the topographic map,near the Colony Substation. After the land was cleared of grape vines it remained dormant. SOIL DESCRIPTION The USDA,Soil Conservation Service has published the Soil Survey of San Joaquin County. The site is identified as either Acampo sandy loam or Bruella sandy loam. Hardpan is found in this type of soil. Permeability is considered slow. The percolation tests were conducted on each of the lots on the south %2 of the 40 acre parcel. All percolation tests passed. The proposed subdivision of the north 20 acres will require on site septic systems. The 5 acre lots are of adequate size to accomodate the required leach field areas_ RECORDS SEARCH