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1.0 INTRODUCTION AND PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT: 1.1 Description of Site: The project consists of one 51 acre parcel located at 15792 N. Ray Road, Lodi, California. The project is in a Agricultural community.It is zoned AG-40. The project parcel number is APN 025-140-34. ✓ Description of proposed development: The purpose of this project is to divide this 51 acre site into two parcels; a 2 acre homesite parcel and a 49 acre "Designated Remainder" parcel. i ✓1.2 Parcel Location Map: (See Appendix). V/1.3 Site Map: (See Appendix). 2.0 PAST, PRESENT, AND PROPOSED FUTURE USES OF THIS SITE: ✓2.1 The present owner, David Lind,has owned the property for the past 10+years. The past and present use of the property has been a vineyard and an abandoned homesite. 3.0 EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK USAGE SECTION: •. !✓3.1 Description of Existing on-site septic tank usage: The purpose of this project is to create a 2 acre parcel and a 49 acre "Designated Remainder" from an existing single parcel. Once the parcel is developed for a home, a septic system will be required and built based per the San Joaquin County requirements. There was an existing septic system on subject parcel, and it was destroyed by permit. Permits were researched and illustrate this fact. (See Appendix) y' 3.2 Site Septic Permit History: Research for on-site septic permits revealed one permit for this parcel. (See Appendix) ✓3.3 Discussion of on-site septic repair history: One septic permit has been issued, no history of septic repair is available for subject parcel. (See Appendix) LAA Description of Existing Septic Tank Usage in the General Area: Septic systems in the general area consist of what seem to be standard systems consisting of leach lines and seepage pits. (See permits in Appendix.) y 3.5 General Area Septic Permit History: In researching permits for septic systems and San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department records, the septic systems in this general area range in installation dates from 1975 to 2003. (Copies of permits are in appendix.) ✓3.6 Discussion of General Area Septic Tank Repair History: Repair history of the septic tanks in this area reveals that the leach lines and seepage pits have resulted in consistent performance. There have been no incidents to report. (See Appendix) 1 c:\0799\Soil Suitability Report 032008