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CRYSTAL BAY ALTERNATIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY <br />EXHIBIT B: SELECTED DATA <br />I. Septic System Occurrence <br />A. Number of properties currently using septic systems 78 <br />B. Number of properties currently using holding tanks 2 <br />C. Number of developed properties with no septic system 1 <br />D. Number of vacant developable properties 1 <br />E. Total number of properties included in study 82 <br />II. Well Occurrence <br />A. Number of existing wells 78 <br />B. Number of developed properties with no well, <br />water hauled in 2 <br />C. Number of developed properties with no well, <br />share neighboring well 2 <br />III. Well Locations, Depths <br />A. Number of wells meeting 50' setback from all <br />existing septic system components 49 <br />B. Number of wells located 25-49' from existing <br />septic system component(s) 22 <br />C. Number of wells located 0-24' from existing <br />septic system component(s) 7 <br />D. Range -,- known depths of wells 971(N,E) to 319'(SW) <br />IV. Condition of Existing Septic Systems <br />A. Number of systems meeting all current code standards <br />for a new residence (Per Ordinance 210, Adopted 1978) 0 <br />B. Number of systems that are substandard, but are known <br />to consist of 2 septic tanks and a drainfield 40 <br />C. Number of systems that are very substandard, consisting <br />of 1 septic tank or cesspool, with or without <br />drainfield 38 <br />D. Number of systems currently known to be discharging <br />to surface and systems which have a history of past <br />intermittent failures which have not been corrected; <br />includes properties with holding tanks or no existing <br />system 15 <br />V. Septic System Replacement Capability (See Exhibit A) <br />A. Number of properties with adequate room for <br />replacement of existing septic system, holding tank <br />system, with a soil treatment and disposal system <br />meeting the "relaxed" code standards <br />discussed in the text (includes 1 vacant lot) 24 (29%) <br />B. Number of properties where repair/replacement within <br />confines of code is questionably feasible and will <br />encounter major limitations due to limited area 27 (32%) <br />