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July 28,2004 - <br /> Paqe 1 ` <br /> Waste Water System <br /> Supplemental Study <br /> THE HOME CHURCH <br /> 11451 No. West Lane <br /> Lodi, California <br /> 1. INTRODUCTION <br /> Based on new data concerning nitrate loading and water quality, The Home Church has asked Tim <br /> O'Brien of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board to transfer supervision of The Home Church <br /> waste water system to San Joaquin County Enviromental Health. Permission was granted on July 6, 2004. <br /> (see attached letter) <br /> Elements of this supplemental study (The original Soil Suitability/Nitrate Loading study was done on <br /> October 7, 1999 by Neil Anderson and Associates ) include present and proposed developments, water <br /> quality, soils, nitrate loading and temporary septic design. <br /> 2. PRESENT DEVELOPMENT <br /> A 17,000 square foot, multi-use building (part of Phase 1); used for classrooms, office space, audito- <br /> rium and lobby, has been constructed. This facility operates Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. <br /> with a variety of worship services, learning center activities and office work. <br /> The present Waste Water System consists of a 4" line that gravity feeds into a 1900 gallon concrete <br /> holding tank that is pumped regularly. The holding tank also includes a High water alarm. <br /> 3. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT <br /> Phase 1 -(1) In addition to the 17,000 square foot, multi-use building already mentioned, a (2) 6,480 <br /> square foot building to be used as a learning center is to be added. <br /> Waste Water Plan for Phase 1- Both buildings#1 and #2 will make use of the proposed, tempo- <br /> rary system discussed later in this report. <br /> Phase 2 - (revised) A 2,872 square foot, two story building to be used as a parsonage (building 5 on <br /> the Site Plan, Plate 1) <br /> Waste Water Plan for Phase 2. A typical residential septic system. <br />