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05 November 2014 AGE Project No. 14-3119 Page 2 of 17 1.3. PARCEL VICINITY LOCATION MAP San Joaquin County Assessor's Map Book 212 Page 17 depicts the site parcel (APN 212- 170-02) on the western portion of the page bordering parcel APN 212-170-01 on the west which is utilized by the San Joaquin County parks department, north by open land and West Larch Road on the south and by parcel 212-170-048 to the east, and a drainage easement is east of the property. The parcel vicinity map and an overhead satellite map are included as Appendix B. 1.4. SITE MAP A plan of the specific site features (i.e., structures, drives, wells, septic systems, large trees, pastures, etc.) is illustrated on Figure 1. 2.0. PRESENT AND PAST USAGE OF SITE The property has been used for residential and light agriculture purposes. The current home structure was erected in 1993. The property is situated on the residential plan north of Tracy, California. 2.1 POTENTIAL SITE PROBLEM ASSESSMENT Water supply for the property currently is provided by a single-use well located in the southeast edge of the site of the property or central portion of the developed portion of the property, a sufficient distance (over 120 linear feet - Figure 2) from the existing site septic system, located 35 feet north of the residence on the site. 3.0. EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEPTIC TANK USAGE The current septic system includes a residential system located west of the residential building (Figure 2), directly along the western property boundary. The septic system is utilized by the residence (proportedly, permitted for a four bedroom septic system with a total of six bedrooms). The use of the system will considered 365 days a year for the study. The existing leach field, north from the septic system distribution box will be located over 100 linear feet from the property water supply well. Additionally, the proposed septic system and leach field is planned to be connected along the central landscape. The proposed leach field, south from the church building septic Advanced GeoEnvironmental,Inc.