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3. Parcel No. 017-050-07 Owner: Steve Kappos Location : 200 feet West of Teresi Age of House: Unknown , appears to have been built prior to World War II . Septic System: The existing system is fifteen years old and has not given any problems . 4 . Parcel No. 170-150-021 Owner : H. Buck , Jr . Location : 1000 feet South of Teresi Age of House: Built 1946 Septic System: Built in 1946 and never given a problem. This was the only owner to have known of dry wells at the end of his leach field . Three additional septic systems will be installed on the Teresi property . GROUND WATER The owners of the previously listed properties were also interviewed as to the ground water depth. That depth was reported to be 85 feet at 1000 feet South of Teresi , 80 to 90 feet across the street from Teresi , and 100 feet more or less at 800 feet North of Teresi . The only accessible well was approximately 1000 feet North of Teresi and it sounded at 95 feet ( A.P.N. 017-050-04 ) . The above conflicts with a study by Flood Control and Water Conservation , Fall of 1985 ( See Exhibit 2) . It appears that the water table has fallen 15 feet in the last seven years, but that the generally southerly gradient of the water table has remained the same at 10 feet per mile. ( See Exhibit 3) . The owner contacted F .G.L . Laboratory to test the water and the results of those tests are attached as Exhibits 4A and 43. SOILS AND PERCOLATION TESTS The soil is Hanford Sandy Loam and per "Soils of San Joaquin County" as published by the University of California it is the predominate soil for a radius of a half mile. When drilling the percolation test hole we found the soil to be homogeneous and encountered the typical plow pan laver from 1 to 3 feet deep. Under permit from the San Joaquin County Health Department , percolation tests were run October 7th and 8th. The tests passed and are attached as Exhibits 50 and 59 .