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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLot 11Commoniveallh of.Llassachusetts Soil Suitability Assessment for On -Site Sewage D Town of Mansfield Fee $150.00 N New LJ U Locationaddress: Rallovy 7i Applicant: Okr5ftan -b2v/. — Subdivision/Lot: LOT II G79mNfJIJ L�IA/E Address: ycly Steotmf 4ve. m, i,IS6eU Owners: THo"A5 P, N/AuSI4 av IsrtAN+Fecx Dev. Telephone: [o WES'("GAT 2D. MANSFItpws v o2oH8 SoE—87$-0q`i.s ATrt.eBoRo, MA.OZ7o3 Performed by: iZ2t)) "7'neerinj G' 1NC. Witness: Scott Leite, Health Agent (Site Evaluator) Address: 1 Sp IJo. v✓Ieu� -51' rYAP' Si+e�'L/ Address: Six Park Row, Mansfield Telephone: _,5�38-331-3731 Telephone: (503) 261-7366 Office Review Soil Survey published 1978 Publication scale 1:20.000 Soil Map Unit H-P/+ Drainaee Class Soil limitations &P, POrEFIT/A2 Fro2 ArZMlN6 r�AP�D FIMMO tctry, FEw L�,.�i�g�to✓S Fo2 Mre 1 Surlicial Geologic Report not available. Geoloaic Material &.6c_ AC_ OUTWA;, _. Landform _, i 1MC Mood Insurance Rate Map: Above 500 year ❑ Within 500 year ❑ Within 100 year flood boundary Wetland Area: National Wetland Inventory Map (unit) Wetlands Conservanc7 Program flap (unit) Current Water Resource Conditions (USGS) Month 07 Range: ❑ Above Nortal B<onnal ❑ Below Normal Summary - rH I TIt z Soil class J— Percolation Rate 2- vn Pl 2- m P 7 :adjusted ground water 1 32 " l Zo Certification I certify that on April 30, 1993, I have passed the examination approved by the Department of Environmental Protection and that the above analysis was performed by me consistent with Iherequired training, expertise and experience described in 310 CMR 15.017. Scott Leite Date Locus CANTtN LOT It LOT 17 ArDv INO N TR I ®®rr a � AN fi CAMOEN til Cononornrealth ofMossachusens Town of Mansfield Soil Suitability Assessment for On -Site Sewage Disposal Fee $150.00 A New ❑ Upgrade Site Number Location address: Ro ll tNy ) i st4bWiV;5-1m Subdivision/Lot: LoT II G.9MOLrM L-INC- {OMAS P. WA+ SH CHRiST/AN+FEcK Dev• �yVrierS UCo weSTGR'rC R-D, 494 STEHkNSAve-. ATrLego,eO,MA. 02703 MI"F/e'tto,Mt" o2oN8 Performed by: RXM EIV3'neeriny Ca,/ 1Nc. Address: I6cy N0. W"�" -51' 4 6RIIZ -373 I Applicant: 0i'lfi.Sf1an }- Fiecl< .Deli. Address: 4q4 sy-earns Five. Mx1'U6'eU Telephone: Sa$ —878 -oy9.5- Witness: Scott Leite, Health Agent (Site Evaluator) Address: Six Park Row, Mansfield Telephone: (508) 261-7366 Office Review Soil Survey published 1978 publication scale 1:20,000 Soil Map Unit � � Drainaee Class Soil limitations Pool P0-emnm. r'v2.F/9CL'j 6.. 12APiD PETLNEN6tL17~( 1—cw LiM �TtC[�c.✓S Fat M-er V/ SurOcial Geologic Report not available_ Geologic Material G/A-L �U7WFI ilk__. Landforn_i<f3M15F— _ Flood Insurance Rate slap: K Above S00year ❑ Within 500 year ❑ Within 100 year Flood boundary wetland Area: National Wetland Inventory 10ip (unit) Wetlands Conservancy Program flap (unit) Current Water Resource Conditions (USGS) Month _07 Range: ❑ Above Normal Aronnal ❑ Below Normal Other References Summary THE THz- Soil class T- Percolation Rate 2- API Z M Pi Adjusted ground water 32 " 120 Certification I certify that on April 30, 1993,1 have passed the examination approved by the Department of Environmental Protection and that the above analysis was performed by me consistent with the required training, expertise and experience described in 310 CMR 15.017. 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