Laserfiche WebLink
��` .�. i <br />��� • <br /> t ' homes, wells, and drainfields would best be located on each <br />� lot. These proposed locations are shown on Figure 1 and are <br />..,� <br /> considered preliminary. At the time that building permits for <br />�, each particular lot are applied for, ,�inal locations of these <br /> s � site features will be set; of course, the drainfields must be <br /> -' constructed on the locations tested unless another test is <br />—� <br /> made. <br />-"' Our field work included drilling six percolation test holes and <br />�� three soil borings for each lot. All field work was done on <br />� August 10 and 11, 1978 . All of the percolation test holes � <br /> � <br /> were six inches in diameter and all were three feet deep <br /> � except for Lot 1 , Block 2, which was 1 .5 feet deep. Each of <br /> T" the soil borings were one inch in diameter and eight feet <br /> � deep. As each hole was drilled, a record was made of the <br /> I <br />� soils encountered. All of the soils information which we <br />� developed was saaea to that of Hennepin Soil and Water <br /> Conservation District and a revised soils map was prepared for <br />� the site. The depth to the water table was recorded when <br /> encountered. Percolation tests were performed in accordance <br />._,] ' <br /> '`; with WPC 40 of the State of Minnesota. <br />� the test are discussed for each lot . <br /> The details and results of <br /> separately below. <br />_ � <br />� .'�� <br />� <br /> � <br /> ; <br /> 4.�w <br /> Y.; , <br />�;'+;� <br />� <br /> r, �l -2- <br /> � �. <br /> ., , <br /> . f, <br />�� <br /> .� <br />.-'� <br />