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P p E R s NEIL O. ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES,INC. GEOTECBNICAL•ENVIRONMENTAL•GROUNDWATER•INSPECTIONS•TESTING•LABORATORY SERVICES P H SACRAMENTO OFFICE CORPORATE OFFICE Z 4229 Northgate Boulevard,Suite 3 22 Houston Lane ,� Cx1CO (530)891-6304 Sacramento,California 95834 Lodi,California 95240 ,0 `p STOcxTON (209)472-1091 (916)929-9267 (209)367-3701 S s o G eaNcxocoxnovA (916)631-455 FA :(916)929-9269 FAX:(209)333-8303 December 10, 1999 SOIL. SUITABILITY STUDY (MS-99-17) JACKLICH FAM LY TRUST 7000 E. WEST RIPON ROAD MANTECA, CALIFORNIA OUR JOB NUMBER: S99308 I. INTRODUCTION Our office was retained by Victoria Camara, Trustee,Jacklich Family Trust to conduct a Soil Suitability Study for a minor subdivision split to create three parcels. The property is located at 7000 E. West Ripon Road between Union Road and South Manteca Road, Manteca California (Plate 1). The Soil Suitability Study is required by the San Joaquin County Development Title for a minor subdivision. The study was conducted to determine if each of the three parcels are suitable for a septic system and leach lines and was performed according to the requirements of Section 9-1105.2(d) of the San Joaquin County Development. Major elements of the field work included three (3) exploratory soil borings,three(3) in-situ percolation tests, and one(1)groundwater nitrate and DBCP test. An examination of the three 10-foot borings, review of published soil information, geologic maps, and available ground water information was used to estimate suitability of soils. This report presents the results of our study. IL PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT The three parcels will continue to serve as pasture and agTcultural land. There are no current plans for development of the three parcels. A M. PRESENT AND PAST USE OF THE SITE A telephone interview with Mr. James Lewis and Jane Lewis was conducted to determine the history of the site. Ms. Lewis indicated the property was owned by the Jacklich family since the 1930's. Mr. Lewis indicated the 150 acre parcel was used for agricultural purposes including the farming of corn, alphlfa, and possibly tomatoes. No water wells, septic fields, or stuctures are present of the existing 150 acre parcel. Prior to the 1930's the Perrin Family owned the property. The 150 acre parcel is planned to be divided into three smaller parcels.