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20 July 2021 AdvancedGeo Project No. 21-6486 An Employee-Owned Company Page 2 of 15 be located in the western portion of the property, to the east of the proposed home and will be connected to the new residence. The planned locations of the residence and new septic system are depicted in Figure 2. No additional development is proposed for the property. 1.3. PARCEL VICINITY LOCATION MAP San Joaquin County Assessor's Map Book 61 Page 12 depicts the site parcel (APN 061- 120-590) in the center of the page. The parcel is bordered to the north (061-120-370, 061-120-100, and 061-120-030), south (061-120-610), east (061-120-190, 061-120-180, and 061-120-170) and west (061-120-580) by single-family residential properties. The parcel vicinity map and a satellite overview map are included in Appendix A. 1.4. SITE MAP A plan of the specific site features (i.e., structures, drives, wells, septic systems, large trees, pastures, etc.) is illustrated in Figure 2. 2.0. PRESENT AND PAST USAGE OF SITE The property is currently being used for residential purposes and has been since 1921. The smaller residence on the property was constructed in 1921 and the larger residence was constructed in 2014. Prior to residential development, the property may have been used for light agricultural purposes. The property is situated approximately one mile southeast of the City of Lodi in the north portion of San Joaquin County, California. 2.1 POTENTIAL SITE PROBLEM ASSESSMENT Water supply for the property is currently provided by the existing onsite domestic water wells. Both wells are over 100 feet away from the existing septic systems. The proposed septic system will be installed over 100 feet away from the onsite domestic water wells and all surrounding water wells (Figure 2). The development of a residence and new septic system will not affect water being supplied to the property. 3.0. EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK USAGE The existing septic system serving the larger residence includes a 2,000-gallon septic tank, three (3) 80-foot-long leach lines, and three (3) 36-inch diameter and 25-foot-deep seepage pits. The existing septic system serving the smaller residence consists of an approximately 1,200-gallon septic tank with two (2) compartments and three (3) 50-foot- long leach lines (Figure 2). The septic system serving the larger dwelling is permitted for