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r <br /> r <br /> Not <br /> .�, uality Inspechon Inc. <br /> LQce . <br /> ® MAIN OFFICE <br /> a 0 1295 NORTH EMERALD,BLDG.0•MODESTO,CALIFORNIA 95351 •PHONE:(209)5274940 <br /> BRANCHES <br /> $TOCKTON(209)45 379 • MERCED(209)723-2425 <br /> QCI#: G-93-803 April 5, 1993 <br /> L CLIENT: Mr. William Huang <br /> 1908 Chelwood Way <br /> Modesto, CA 95355 <br /> I <br /> PROJECT: Proposed Huang Layer Ranch <br /> Defunct Kleinfeld Ranch <br /> SEC Carter and Henry Roads <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> SUBJECT: Hydrometer Testing <br /> It has been proposed that the above-referenced project will re- <br /> start egg production operations similar to those conducted by the <br />-- previous owner/occupant, Kleinfeld Farms. This project may also <br /> be known as "Wilfie Egg Farms" . Quality Control Inspection, Inc. <br /> was retained by Mr. John Turner, C.E. and Mr. Bill Huang to perform <br /> hydrometer testing of the underlying soils of three holding ponds <br /> and one specified "low area" . This testing is in compliance with <br /> the California Code of Regulations as promulgated in Title 23, <br /> Chapter 15, Article 6. <br /> Sampling was conducted on March 26, 1993 . The samples were <br /> retrieved at depths of 0 to 12 inches with a 12 inch-long bucket <br /> auger and extension handle. The three ponds, "A" , "B", and "C" <br /> contained water, therefore, chest waders were utilized to obtain <br /> samples as far as possible from the shoreline. The fourth area, <br /> referred to as the "low area" contained no holding water. There <br /> is a possibility of this location being used as a pond in the <br /> future, consequently, it was hydrometer tested. A sample location <br /> map is provided at the end of this report. <br /> Each sample from the three ponds and low area were visually <br /> examined in the field according to ASTM D2488 Standard Practice for <br /> �-- Description and Identification of Soils (Visual-Manual Procedure) . <br /> All samples from the representative holding ponds were structurally <br /> similar with little change in gradation. Therefore, the retrieved <br /> soil from each holding pond and the low area were composited <br /> individually. Occasional samples contained small amounts of manure <br /> and some of the soils were slightly gleyed, indicating anaerobic <br /> conditions. The soil samples were visually examined again in our <br /> laboratory and were found to be structurally similar in accordance <br /> with ASTM D2488 . <br /> Our reports and letters are submit(ed as the confidential property of our clients for their exclusive use.Any publication or reproduction of statements,conclusions or extracts from or <br /> regarding our reports or letters Is reserved,contingent upon the written authorization of Quality Control Inspection,Inc. <br />