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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0013380
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2600
FACILITY_NAME
GP-89-11
STREET_NUMBER
0
STREET_NAME
PATTERSON PASS
STREET_TYPE
RD
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TRACY
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95376-
APN
20904003
ENTERED_DATE
5/29/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
PATTERSON PASS RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
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The only physical constraint to development The Altamont Hills are formed of marine <br /> in the major soils group is the expansiveness sedimentary rocks 75 million to 95 million <br /> of the clay minerals. This tendency to swell years old. These rocks,which underlie the <br /> and shrink with repeated cycles of wetting project site at depths of hundreds of feet, are <br /> and drying is a fairly common feature of organic shales,limestones and siltstones <br /> fine-grained soils. The condition is rela- that have been folded and faulted. Local <br /> tively easily remedied by removing the fault zones that are associated with this <br /> expansive soils at the locations where activity include the Midway,the Midland, <br /> foundations will rest and replacing them the Tracy-Stockton, and a number of branch <br /> with engineered backfill. It also is possible faults in the Altamont Hills. With the <br /> to recompact the expansive soils sufficiently exception of the Midway fault, these <br /> to allow their use as support material. features are pre-Quatemary, i.e.more than 2 <br /> million years old, and do not show clear <br /> The recent basin deposits of the Great evidence of displacement during that time. <br /> Valley are less than 10,000 years old and The Midway fault, southwest of the site, <br /> underlie the flatland soils along the Old shows evidence of Quaternary movement, <br /> River. These sediments were deposited but has not fractured for at least 10,000 <br /> during flood stages of the major rivers that years. None of the faults are in Alquist- <br /> lie between the natural levees of the valley Priolo Special Study Zones and none has <br /> floor and the alluvial fans of the valley been mapped on the project site. The <br /> walls. They usually consist of silt and clay Midland fault trends toward the site from <br /> containing peat,mulch and other bits of the north, and may have been responsible <br /> organic debris that account for their agricul- for the Vacaville earthquake of 1892. <br /> tural value. <br /> Because the activity of the Midland fault is <br /> The high terraces and hills are underlain by not clearly known, an investigation of its <br /> non-marine sediments that are 2 million to 5 probable location and level of activity will <br /> million years old. These represent the be included in the geotechnical studies to be <br /> ancient deposits of rivers that flowed from incorporated in the early phases of project <br /> the Altamont Hills, west of the site. They design. If an active portion of the fault <br /> also have been compacted by their own occurs on the site, setbacks and open space <br /> weight,but are not solid rock. Because the will be incorporated into the project design <br /> substrata in the project area are unconsoli- to ensure the safety of people and structures <br /> dated deposits,it is expected that consider- in the communities. <br /> able variation occurs in their geological <br /> character. Site-specific geotechnical studies Air Quality: <br /> will be used to establish the existence of <br /> stable construction conditions in each phase The site mostly lies within the San Joaquin <br /> of development. Valley Air Basin, under the jurisdiction of <br /> Site Description <br /> 3.4 <br />
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