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1983-05-11 Septic System Design Report
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aim exaor__ <br />CXXTVNwrvâ–º <br />662 CROMWELL AVENUE <br />i.F '-UI,MN55114 <br />Pr .E 612/E45-6446 <br />May 18, 1983 <br />a siSter corporation to T'&!N CITY TEST":G AND ENGINEERING LABORATORY INC <br />Jann & Renee Olsten <br />233 Glenmoor Lane <br />Long Lake, MN 55356 <br />Subject: Proposed Sewage Treatment System <br />Lot 1, Block 2 <br />Farview.Addition <br />Orono, Minnesota <br />#120-9990 <br />Dear Ms.Jann & Renee Olsten <br />On May 11 and 13, 1983, we put down three hand auger borings <br />and ran six percolation tests for a proposed sewage treatment <br />system. Two borings and four tests were made in the primary <br />treatment area, and one boring and two percolation tests <br />were made in the alternate (future) location. All the boring <br />and test locations are shown on the attached sketch. <br />SOIL CONDITIONS <br />The attached copies of the field boring logs show that the <br />soil profile is fairly similar throughout. About ,' of dark <br />brown topsoil overlies sandy clay (CL), which classifies as <br />a clay loam according to the USDA Soil Textural Classification <br />System. The clayey soil changes in color from a fairly uniform <br />brown to a brown mottled as depth increases. The mottled brown <br />is not the typical multi -colored, mottled soil, which indicates <br />a fluctuating ground water table. <br />GROUND WATER <br />No water was noted in the borings at completion, although the <br />soil was nearly saturated, which is typical of late spring <br />conditions. Later, water was noted at depths of about 5' in borings <br />1 and 2. This may have been due to the heavy rains the pre- <br />vious day and evening; or, it may be due to the tempor:-y <br />spring conditions. <br />OFFICERS. <br />CHARLES W. BRITZIUS <br />chairman of the board <br />NORMAN E. HENNING <br />president <br />ROBERT F. WITTMAN <br />executive vice president <br />CLINTON R. EUE <br />secretaryllreasurer <br />HOME OFFICE: <br />ST. PAUL, MN <br />OFFICES IN: <br />MANKATO, MN <br />ROCHESTER, MN <br />AS A MLT UAL PROTECTION TO CLIENTS. THE PUBLIC AND OURSELVES, ALL REPORTS ARE SUBMITTED AS THE CONFIDENTIAL PROPERTY OF THE CLIENT <br />
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