SU0006730_SSNL - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

12 June 2008 ? AGE-NC-07-t581 Page 5 of 17 San Joaquin County septic codes. ADDRESS: 9417 N Hwy 88 LOCATION: 0.1 miles south of subject property SEPTIC SYSTEM: Permit Date 01 June 2000; Abandon existing redwood tank, install 1,200-gal tank; (2) 40-feet leach lines; (2) 60-inch seepage pits to a depth of 25-feet; Permit Date 01 April 1981; unspecified repair to leach field and seepage pit; I ADDRESS: 9420 N Hwy 88 LOCATION: 0.1 miles south of subject property SEPTIC SYSTEM: Permit Date 02 June 1983; (1) 40-foot leach line; (1) 33-inch seepage pit to a depth of 25-feet was added to current system; ! ADDRESS: 9550 N Hwy 88 LOCATION: 0.02 miles south of subject property ! SEPTIC SYSTEM: Permit Date 01 October 1996; (1) 100-feet leach line; (1) 36-inch seepage pit to a depth of 25-feet was added to current system; 3.7. PROPOSED MAXIMUM SEPTIC TANK USAGE ON SITE The current single family structure is listed as a four bedroom home and has a separate septic system that will not be altered from the current configuration. The current plans call for the construction of a new separate building to encompass a tasting room and operations area for the winery. The new building is to have one bathroom (sink and toilet) to accommodate the employees and potential visitors. Waste products related to the production of wine will not be disposed of through the septic system. Customers will be within the tasting area an estimated 12 hours per week operating schedule(week- ends only). The estimated rate of visitors per day is 30 people. The reasonable or maximum usage of the one bathroom facility by any customer is 50 percent. The average and reasonable usage of three to five gallons per day per person typical for a visitor to an restaurant. Staff for the proposed winery will consist of two people working a 12-hour work week(two days a week). i 4.0. GROUND WATER INFORMATION -REGIONAL HYDROGEOLOGY The Geologic Map of California,published in 1966 by the California Department of Conservation Division of Mines and Geology,shows the site area within the Great Valley Syncline(GVS),a large, elongate, northwest trending structural trough. The GVS is subdivided into two major divisions Advanced GeoEnvironmentai,Inc.