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i Surface and Subsurface Contamination Report, APN: 207-02 0'1 Parcels 1 2&3 Po , have contained contaminates at some time in its life. Also no vent pipes were seen from the access and service roads which indicated there were no under ground storage containers. Recent rains required that the property search be conducted from driving and walking portions of the access and service roads. It was impossible to walk in the rice fields or drive on portions of the access and service roads without becoming mired down and stuck in the mud Possible Se tic Contamination: San Joaquin County Public Health Services M Environmental Health Division records were .searched for septic permit applications. Fifteen (15) applications were studied and were requested between June 4, 1965 and October 10, 1992. Four (4) sump and seven (7) pit installations were installed. No leach t fields were installed The remaining four installations were for the installation of ; additional facilities consisting of one (1) sump and three (3)pit installations.. There were i no permit applications for repairing septic systems after their initial installation. The sump installations were constructed to a depth no greater than fifteen (15) feet and varied from a minimum width of two (2) feet to a maximum length of fourteen (14) feet. The pits were all constructed to a depth of twenty-five (25) feet with diameters varying from thirty-three(33)to thirty-six(36)inches. The four (4) additional sanitary facilities constructed consisted of one (1) sump and three (3) pit installations. The additionaVsumps were constructed to a depth no greater than twelve (12) feet with widths varying from a minimum two (2) feet and a maximum length of twenty-two (22) feet. Theadditional pits were all constructed to a depth of twenty-five(25)feet with diameters of thirty-three(33)inches. Three (3) of the permits listed the soil a5 clay town. Two (2) of the permits listed r the soil as clay. Two (2) of the permits listed the soil as adobe. One (1) of the permits listed the soil as hardpan. The remaining eight permits contained no mention of the soil type. The University of California publication entitled "Soils of San Joaquin County, California", by Walter W. Weir, dated June 1952, refers to the soil on this subject property as being either Madera Sandy Loam.or Alamo Adobe Clay. These soils are brown in color with good surface drainage and poor subsurface drainage. The"Soil Survey of San Joaquin County, California, United States Department of Agricultural Soil Conservation Service" issued'October 1992, lists the soil type on the subject property as `%Were-Alamo Complex" except that a small portion in the ! northwest corner may be Madera Sandy Loam. ;These soils are brown or grayish brown, respectively. These soils have slow permeability: The San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation Map entitled "Lines of Equal Depth To Water Wells", dated Springl999, shows the water table to be in excess of ninety(90)feet below the ground surface. Green Farms and Luis Dairy, 23283 Skiff Road, Escalon, (209) 848-0481 4