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' / �� ,z;=.1,'. �h� i'^�� �;�'i � C_ '�(�-�7�P�+.��"'� O ' <br /> . , . � �_ ��- f g�. <br /> ; . g���- <br /> , . �_ <br /> / _T L, f3L� ' / �H/LLlPS V"ooDZ,�N� J�29Gcs <br /> L� � <br /> �� �?� r� � 8 � <br /> 545 Indian Mound <br /> Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 <br /> October 13 , 19 7 8 (612)473-4224 <br /> Mr. Paul Philips <br /> 2160 - 6th Avenue North ' <br /> Long Lake, Minnesota 55356 <br /> Re: Percolation Tests for Lots 1 and 2 , Block l, Eckstrom Addition, <br /> Septic System Design for Lot 2, Block 1, Eckstrom Addition, <br /> Orono, Minnesota. Job Number 11-78-56 <br /> Dear Mr. Philips : <br /> Enclosed is information requested for an on-land sewage treatment <br /> system for the above-referenced lot. The drainfield information is <br /> based on percolation tests and soil borings performed on October 3 <br /> and 4, 1978. Six 6"-diameter percolation test holes were augered to <br /> a depth of 3 feet. Three 1"-diameter soil borings were augered to a <br /> h of 8. 0 feet. <br /> LOT 1 - <br /> The soils found on Lot 1 are Hayden clay loam, Glencoe silty clay <br /> loam, and Lester loam. These soils are mapped in Figure 1. Soil <br /> borings indicate that in the test area the water table is at a depth <br /> of greater than 8. 0' . The percolation rate for the primary field as <br /> tested was 25. 0 Minutes/Inch. The percolation rate for the secondary <br /> field as tested was 27 . 3 Minutes/Inch. The location of the percola- <br /> tion test holes, soil borings, and the proposed drainfield areas are <br /> indicated in Figure l. Percolation rates and depths to the water <br /> table are shown in Table l. The soil logs of the soil borings are <br /> shown in Table 2 . <br /> Because of the acceptable percolation rates and because of the accept- <br /> able depth to the water table, a conventional on-site treatment system <br /> is recommended for this lot. This recommendation applies only to the <br /> test area. <br /> The soils found on Lot 2 are Hayden clay loam, Lester loam, and <br /> LeSueur loam. These soils are mapped in Figure 1. Soil borings indi- <br /> cate that in the test area the water table is at a depth of 4 . 5' . The <br /> percolation rate for the primary field as tested was 44.0 Minutes/Inch. <br />