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TABLE 2 <br /> SOIL SAMPLING DATA UNDER ON-SITE LEACHFIELD <br /> Soil Sample Depth From Nitrate-Nitrogen Soil Soil Description <br /> ] <br /> Leachfield Concentration pH/CEC Texture <br /> 18 Inches under 54%Sand <br /> Drain Rock 97 ppm 4.6/28.4 24%Silt Sandy Clay Loam <br /> Sample D):UELF 22%Clay <br /> C. PERCOLATION TEST BORINGS AND TEST RESULTS <br /> On September 2 and September 14, shallow and deep percolation test borings were drilled using a truck- <br /> mounted Mobile Drill Rig and 4.5 inch O.D. solid stem auger. Percolation test boring locations were <br /> determined for each of the subject Lots under the following criteria: <br /> Lot 1 perc test location was dependent upon: 1.)A 150 ft distance from a domestic well 25 ft north of the <br /> north property border,2.)The unknown location of the gas line serving the on-site residential structure <br /> (drilling could not be done west, or to the south of this house), and 3.)Keeping a 150 ft distance from the on- <br /> site well. This places the future septic system for this Lot in the"front'of the new house to maintain a 150 ft <br /> distance from the proposed public well to be drilled on Lot B. <br /> Lot 2 perc test location was dependant upon a 150 ft distance from the existing on-site well, and 150 ft from <br /> the proposed well on Lot B,which places the future septic system in the front of the house for this Lot. <br /> Lot 3 perc test location was near the back, or north end of this Lot.Therefore, the future septic system can be <br /> installed in the back,or rear of the house. <br /> Lot 4 perc test location was entirely dependant upon locating a permeable stratum. Exploratory borings were <br /> drilled in the south,middle and north areas of the Lot. It was ultimately determined that the south end of the <br /> Lot possessed marginally acceptable permeability at the shallow depths. Therefore,the septic system must be <br /> placed in the front of the future house for this Lot. <br /> Lot 5 perc test location was also dependent upon permeable soil encountered at typical sump depth at the <br /> south end of the Lot,which also places the future septic system in the front of the house. <br /> Lot 6 perc test location was drilled near the north border of this Lot since the septic system for the adjoining <br /> Mobile Home Park is next to this Lot. This will place the septic system in the back of the future house. <br /> Lot 7 perc test location was exclusively dependent upon locating a deeper permeable stratum,which was <br /> found near the back of the Lot, which places the future septic system behind the house. <br /> Lot 8 perc test location was also exclusively dependant upon locating a deeper permeable stratum,which was <br /> found near the north end,which places the septic system at the front of the future house. <br /> Lot 9 perc test location was exclusively dependant upon locating a deeper permeable stratum,which was <br /> found near the north end,which places the septic system at the front of the future house. <br /> Lot 10 perc test location was exclusively dependant upon locating a deeper permeable stratum,which was <br /> found near the center of this Lot,which places the septic system either in the front or back of the future house. <br /> Lot 11 perc test location was exclusively dependant upon finding a deeper permeable stratum, which was <br /> found near the one-third rear of this Lot, and in maintaining sufficient distance from Lot A, which is to be the <br /> stormwater retention basin. It is my understanding the basin is to be six feet deep,which places the future <br /> septic system at least 25 feet from this basin,in either the front or back of the future house. <br /> SSS§6.3,6.4, 6.5 After drilling the shallow perc test borings, the sidewalls were scored with a pry-bar and <br /> the loose material removed with a hand auger. The deeper test borings could not be scored due to the <br /> corresponding depths involved. Two inches of fine gravel was placed at the bottom and three-inch perforated <br /> PVC pipe was inserted in each boring. <br /> Page-5- <br /> Chesney Consulting <br />