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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
FileName_PostFix
SSNL
RECORD_ID
SR0082543
PE
2602
STREET_NUMBER
122
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
HARNEY
STREET_TYPE
LN
City
LODI
Zip
95245
APN
05806046
ENTERED_DATE
9/2/2020 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
122 W HARNEY LN
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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accurately estimating the quantity of recharge waters is 2.6 <br /> clearly evident,particularly in cases of higher nitrogen load- <br /> ing and lower denitrification rates. w=,ao o.ve.yraw.nl0o unu <br /> N 2.0 nb=1.0 m./L <br /> In Figure 2,the critical minimum gross acreage per lot, y <br /> A,is plotted against the annual rate of rainfall recharge,R, <br /> for a selected range of values for n,,and d, with nb= 1.0 y 4 <br /> mg/I as before. In this instance the long-term waste-water o 1 6 4 `� °O <br /> flow, W, is assumed equal to 150 gal/day per DU, on the _ ; ° <br /> f o a <br /> basis of an average expected occupancy of three persons per a 1.0_ <br /> residence and 50 gal/person/day.The U.S.EPA(1980)cites m 0 <br /> 45 gal/day as the typical per capita flow for residential �� a`o? <br /> dwellings.The influence of climate and the water balance is 0.6 <br /> seen to be significant,particularly for lower ranges of R,i.e., o <br /> drier climates.Thus,in desert areas,very large lots may be <br /> 0 <br /> necessary. 0 6 ,o 16 20 26 30 <br /> In typical new developments of single family resi- NATURAL RAINFALL RECHARGE. R. In/yr <br /> dences, practical lot size limits exist because of minimum Fig.2.Influence of effluent quality,denitrification,and rainfall <br /> space requirements for site development, disposal fields, recharge on critical lot size. <br /> roadways,open space,etc.These limits may be on the order <br /> of 0.25 to 1.0 gross acres per dwelling unit, depending on <br /> local codes and specific development plans. As seen in <br /> Figure 2, such practical or statutory limits may often be <br /> more stringent than the critical minimum gross acreage per <br /> lot, A, determined from equation (2). This is particularly =______= n <br /> true as R values increase. --__---_--=- <br /> 7 CHICO AREA <br /> Case Study Examples <br /> To demonstrate and test their validity, the preceding <br /> methods for assessing nitrate impacts were compared <br /> against the actual ground-water quality data for three <br /> BOLINAS <br /> California communities.All three of these communities rely __MESA__=___ 0 <br /> on individual on-site systems for sewage disposal. In each <br /> case ground-water contamination by nitrates has been docu- -________-____--___—__ <br /> mented by extensive monitoring programs.The three com- _ <br />
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