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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNicole # 7- 3/7/2000[(7ninwim eedth of l ht.+:amhaselLr IO W)t OJ mtri >S I�'r',i Soil Suitability Assessment for On -site Sewage Disposal Office Review Soil Survey published 1978 Publication scale I :20,000 Soil Map Unit _ ..... Drainage Class Soil limitations Surficial Geologic Report not available. Geologic material Landform Flood Insurance Rate Map: L_I Above 500 year ❑ Within 500 year i I Within 100 year flood boundarv. Wetland Area: National Wetland lun entory Map (unit) _ _ Wetlands Conservancy Program Map (unit) Current V ater Resource Conditions (I SGS) Month Range: ❑ Above Normal I_. Normal ❑ Below Normal Other References reviewed: �Summaly 'fit Soil class Percolation rate Adjusted ground water Certification I certifv that on May 8, 1995 I have passed the examination approved by the i 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. Date On -site Review Land use Vegetation Location _ Distance from: Open water body Possible wetland Date — Page of Landform..--- Surface stones — Slope 'I Drainage way __ Drinking well __ Property line _ Deep Observation Hole Log Test Hole Numbeer ?' - Parent Material 16 °) Depth to bedrock Depth to GW ❑ Flow ❑ weep ❑ Seep ❑ Perched ❑ wet Soil Depth of naturally occurring pervious material 0 High ❑ row 0 Drip ❑ Slead F ❑ lncreasin ❑ Decreasing Depth/sur Hrcn Texture Color Mottling Consistence GW modfgers Test Hole Number Parent Material Depth to bedrock Depth of naturally occurring pervious material :�'4'(.. '�Sst -r Depth to GW 0 Flory 0 Weep 0 Seep 0 Perched 0 Wet Soil ❑ high 0 Low []Drip Percolation Test Determination for Seasonal High Water Notes Test Hole TH" Method used TH " TR Depth of Pere Depth observed standing Depth weeping Begin Presoak Depth to soil mottles End Presoak Index Well Time at 12" # 1 Berry School 91, # 2 Gilbert Street 6" # 3 Fruit Street Time (91'-6) _ # USGS Well Rate MIN/IN _IndeaWellLevel Less: Index well high Adjustment factor Site Level Less: Adjustment Factor Adjusted roµedwater