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ADDRESS DATE DESCRIPTION OF REPAIR TYPE OF SOIL <br /> 101 S. Reid Ave. 2-1-87 Add 40' leach line and l,pit Adobe <br /> (This site was subdivided in 1995 and rapid percolation was reported, #021634) <br /> 525 S. Reid Ave. 7-14-75 Add 40'Leach line and 133" pit. Soil type not entered. <br /> 21242 E. Copperopolis 5-9-75 Adobe <br /> Road <br /> 13308 E. Copperopolis 6-6-74 Add sump to existing drain field Adobe <br /> Road. <br /> The rapid percolation, as reported in #021634 indicates a percable strata at or near the 15'depth. <br /> PERCOLATION TESTS <br /> A total of 11 holes were augured by a truck mounted rotary drill. The drilling began on May 9, <br /> 2003. A breakdown of the rig terminated the effort until May 13,2003 when one additional hole <br /> completed. Parcel 2 is developed and occupied as a SFR. Parcel 1 contains the horse <br /> training/grazing area. Parcel 3 is vacant. A boring to 25'(4" dia.)was drilled on each lot to <br /> establish a soil profile and to the find the probable best depth to conduct the percolation tests. No <br /> water was observed in the 25'holes. All lots had a shallow test hole, a 25'test hole and at least <br /> one additional test hole. All holes received a 24 hour pre-soak, beginning o May 13, 2003. The <br /> following results by parcel number were observed: <br /> Parcel No. Depth of Hole Passed/Leach Field Area Required <br /> 1• 246" 6,000 SF <br /> 2. 155" 6,000 SF <br /> 3. 41" 12,000 SF <br /> The critical readings were observed by Mr. Mike Escotto, E.H.S. of the Environmental Health <br /> Department of San Joaquin County,on May 14, 2003. The procedure used complies with the <br /> Policy for Percolation Test Procedure,Policy Number. 02-02, effective April 25, 2002. <br /> SOIL PROFILE <br /> The soils observed from the test holes was dark clay at the surface, tan clay with some silt <br /> interspersed with some course sand and small gravel to 25'. The 12'level and 20' level indicated <br /> some sand in the mix and were satisfactorily tested. The only shallow hole passing the test was on <br /> Parcel 3. <br /> 2. <br />