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HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. <br /> that 90 to 120 feet of conventional drainline would be required for the initial system per bedroom <br /> in the home for these provisionally suitable areas. <br /> Lots 2-6, 11, 16, 19, and 20 may have to utilize soils rated as provisionally suitable for <br /> low profile chamber for their septic systems. Soils rated as provisionally suitable for Low Profile <br /> Chamber systems (LPC) are rated so due to useable soil depth being less than 24 inches below <br /> the ground surface. LPC systems do not receive the length reduction that regular chamber or <br /> other accepted status systems receive, and it should be expected that 120 to 150 feet of LPC <br /> drainline would be required for the initial system per bedroom in the home. <br /> Lots 8-10, and 18 do not contain enough useable soil for septic and will have to utilize <br /> supply line easements to the allotted areas in the southeastern corner of the property for their <br /> respective septic systems. The unsuitable soil area is so rated due to inadequate soil depth to <br /> excessive soil wetness conditions, unsuitable landscape position, and or inadequacy of soil <br /> properties such as texture, structure, and/or plasticity. The ability to utilize alternative systems <br /> or make modifications to this area to allow for septic systems is minimal. Some of this area will <br /> likely support building foundations, and homes could be sited in this area. Utilization of pump <br /> type conventional systems will allow unsuitable soils to make up part of the lot area. Septic <br /> systems that utilize pumps to conventional drainlines are recommended if you wish to locate <br /> homes on unsuitable soils and attempt to maximize the usable portion of the property. <br /> Due to the texture and typically shallower depths of many soil areas on the property it is <br /> recommended to take care when removing trees and stumps. The impact of heavy machinery on <br /> these fragile soils may make certain areas become no longer useable for septic. <br /> We appreciate the opportunity to provide this service and hope to be allowed to assist you <br /> again in the future. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact us <br /> at your convenience. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> SOIL <br /> SC/ <br /> o - <br /> 14,E <br /> Q� `'�Aauri �a <br /> Steven E. Boor <br /> Soils Associate III <br /> 9� 3.oz ¢' <br /> �OF NOR <br /> Hal Owen <br /> Licensed Soil Scientist <br /> Soil Science Investigations • Wetland Delineations,Permitting,and Consulting <br />