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I n <br /> Soil Profile And Percolation Tests Sheet 3 of 4 <br /> Existing U-se. (Cont ' d)_ <br /> There is a mobile home situate on a high Knoll in <br /> the south corner of the 40 acre parcel . It is <br /> furnished but apparently not being lived in at the <br /> present time . This is- the area where a home is <br /> planned to be bui.lt in the future and ,the area <br /> where the soil profile and percolation- tests ,'were <br /> performed . There is smaller mobile home beinglived <br /> in at the lower elevation land on the north end of <br /> the property . Water is being supplied to this . <br /> smaller mobile home by a booster pump bringing water <br /> from the Fetzer ' s family well located northerly of <br />' the property . <br /> A well is to be drilled on the lower elevation land <br /> north and west of the percolation testing area to <br /> supply water to the planned future home . <br /> Soil Profile Test : <br /> Excavation to a depth of 10 feet was performed for <br /> the soil profile test on Parcel No . 2 at the <br /> location shown on the attached Parcel Map . No water <br /> was encountered in excavating to the 10-foot depth . <br /> The soil immediately below the surface of the <br /> ground to a depth of about two (2) feet is a <br /> graish-brown clay material . From two ( 2) feet below <br /> the ground surface to a depth of ten ( 10 ) feet , the <br /> soil is a reddish-browm , course , sandy clay . <br /> Percolation Tests : <br /> Three percolation tests were performed . All were on <br /> Parcel No . 2 . They were performed in accordance <br /> with the percolation test procedures outlined in <br /> the "Xanual of Septic Tank Practice" , published by <br /> Department of Health , Education and Welfare and <br /> requirements of the San Joaquin County <br /> Public health Service , Environmental Health <br /> Department . Only one percolation test hole is <br /> required and that is Percolation Test Hole Vo . 2 . <br /> Percolation Test Hole No . 1 was dug to the standard <br /> 3-foot depth but is a larger diameter hole and <br /> intended only as research for studying the <br /> reliability and accuracy of applying a correction <br /> factor in the determination of the percolation rate <br /> for a larger diameter hole . Percolation Test Bole <br /> No . 3 is also a larger diameter hole and was <br /> excavated to a 10-foot depth and is intended <br /> only as research for studying the reliability and <br /> i accurracy of applying a correction factor in the <br /> determination of the percolation rate for a larger <br /> i diameter hole and also for comparison with the <br /> standard 3-foot depth test . <br /> LA-91-40 ---- Rob Campbell <br />