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[2] Cont. <br /> According to San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> records there has been three recorded cases of septic system <br /> modifications occurring in the study area. These applications for <br /> system modifications were all for additional drainage to existing <br /> systems. According to the subject property owners, the septic <br /> system currently on their property (parcel #1) , has not had any <br /> problems since their occupation of the residence. <br /> [3] PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY <br /> It is proposed that the subject property will be equally subdivided <br /> into four parcels. One single family residence (SFR) will be built <br /> for each parcel . The existing SFR on parcel #1 will remain "as <br /> is" . Each residence will have a sewage disposal system and a <br /> - domestic water well constructed in accordance with San Joaquin <br /> County Codes. All "distance" requirements with regard to the <br /> placement of the septic and well systems must be strictly adhered <br /> to, particularly with regard to the surface waters of Lone Tree <br /> Creek. <br /> [4] SOIL PROFILE AND PERCOLATION TESTING <br /> Information from the drilling of domestic wells, and the <br /> installation of septic systems in the area of the subject site were <br /> obtained from the San Joaquin Department of Environmental Health. <br /> The Well Logs illustrate a diverse soil structure of primarily <br /> clays, sandy silts, cemented silts (hardpan) and gravels. There <br /> is a regionally extensive hardpan layer in the Escalon area, <br /> approximately three to five feet under the subject site. An <br /> exploratory Log of Boring performed on the subject property <br /> accompanies our percolation test data. <br /> The Conditions of Approval from the San Joaquin County Development <br /> Services Division, stipulates that the Applicant contact the <br /> 2 <br /> 01�1 ality Control 1 nspection <br />