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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
FileName_PostFix
SSNL
RECORD_ID
SU-2601438
PE
2602 - SOIL SUITABILITY AND NITRATE LOADING STUDY REVIEW
STREET_NUMBER
4103
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
ZUCKERMAN
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
12908054
CURRENT_STATUS
In Review
QC Status
Approved
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4103 N ZUCKERMAN RD STOCKTON 95206
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F <br /> e monitoring system is illustrated on the Auxiliary Design Plans. Since all eight non-compliant <br /> ptic tanks are monolithic and traffic-rated, the tanks with near certainty, could not leak. The <br /> et and outlet tightline connections are virtually the only locations effluent could leak into the <br /> vironment. <br /> The monitoring system entails constructing a collar encasing the 3" tightlines that enter and exit <br /> the eight septic tanks, with a 6" diameter PVC pipe. A PVC round plate cover will be glued to <br /> cover the 6" opening, and will have a 3" drilled hole through this PVC cover at the open end. The <br /> 3" hole will allow the influent pipes to continue through the 6" pipe and connect to each tank. To <br /> stabilize the 6" pipe, each pipe will be glued to the septic tank outer wall with construction glue, <br /> and with sufficient compacted soil backfill under the pipe to support it. A vertical 4" pipe will be <br /> inserted and glued into a hole cut at the top of the 6" pipe, with a watertight cap and Christy box, <br /> (or eq.) to allow inspection. <br /> If effluent should leak from any of the 15 - 3" tightline connections to the septic tanks referenced <br /> below, the 6" pipe and outer cover will capture and retain any leaked effluent. Potential leakage <br /> could be observed during inspections by peering into the vertical 4" pipe with a flashlight. If <br /> standing effluent is observed in any of the monitoring tubes,the 4" tightline and septic tank <br /> connection must be excavated and evaluated immediately. <br /> The Site Plan in Appendix M illustrates the following seven septic tanks and Lift Station#1 tank <br /> that are out of compliance with the applicable setback distance from both the new public well and <br /> the existing non-domestic well. These tanks will have the proposed Septic Tank Monitoring <br /> System installed on the inlet and outlet sides of the tanks (except only the inlet side of the Marina <br /> holding tank) for a total of 15 connections: <br /> 1. Guest Laundry/Housekeeping Building <br /> 2. Restrooms/Showers Building <br /> 3. Marina Holding Tank <br /> 4. Four westernmost Hero Lodges (4A, 4B, 4C, 4D) <br /> 5. Lift Station#1 Tank <br /> Page -10- <br /> Chesney Engineering, Inc. <br />
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