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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987 Septic system design and test reportSYSTEM DESIGN FOR EIOEN CONSTRUCTION OF LOT 9, BLOCK I, ABINGDON GLEN ORONO, MINNESOTA 11-5-87 1. Percolation Rate, Type of System. 30.8 minutes per inch. Shallow Trench System with an interceptor draintile. 2. Proposed Flow Rate. 4 bedrooms @ 150 G.P.D. = 600 G.P.D. 3. Soil Treatment Area Needed. Use 2.20 factor x 600 G.P.D. = 1320 Sq. Ft. 4. Size and Number of Trenches. 4 trenches 3 feet wide and 110 feet long = 1320 Sq. Ft. These trenches would be spaced 7.5 feet apart center to center and be 0.5 ta 1.0 feet deep in the natural soil. If 1.0 feet deep, the interceptor draintile would need to be at least 3 feet lower than the bottom of the trench. 5. Drainfield Rock Needed. 44.4 cubic yards of rock is needed to have 6 inches under and 2 inches over a 4 inch distribution pipe. 6. Septic Tanks. Two tanks of at least 1000 gallons are needed. Depending on the final hous^ elevation, it may be necessary to have a third pumping tank of at least gallons. 7. All construction and materials must adhere to the provisions of the City of Orono. All grading and construction traffic must be kept from both the pri­ mary and the alternate drainfield sites. The interceptor draintile must be at least 10 feet upslope from the highest trench. If any other information is needed, please contact me. Sincerely, PERCOR, INC. Mark S. Gronberg, ^ PCA certified ESS WILLOW PROPERTIES LOT 2, BLOCK 2 Percolation Results Hole No.Material Percolation Rate P-1 Brown Loam 30.0 Min./Inch P-2 Brown Loam 21^.0 P-3 .Brown Loam 30.0 ” P-4 Brown Clay Loam O•oP-5 Brown Loam 34.3 P-6 Brown Loam 26.7 ” The average percolation i*ate is 30*^ minutes per inch. Soil Borings S.B. tf 1 Depth(ft.) 0.0-1.0 1.0-1.5 1.5-6.0 Material Black Loaifi Dk. Brown Clay Loam Brown Loam Mottled soil at 3.5 feet and water 'table at 3.6 feet after 21). hours. S.B. # 2 Depth(ft.) 0.0-0.8 O.e-1.5 1.5-6.0 Material Black Loam Dk. Brown Clay Loam Brown Loam Mottled soil at 3.5 feet and water table at 3.7 feet after 21). hours. S.B. // 3 Depth(ft.) 0.0-0.8 0.8-1.6 1.6-6.0 Material Black Loom Dk. Brown Clay Loam Brown Loam Mottled soil at 3.0 feet and water table at 3.2 feet after 24 hours. V X DIVERSION FOR SURFACE WATER GRASS COVER 1 ---- 6-| 12- > •AT LEAST 10- ^ — ORAINFIELO TRENCHES ^iaCZSJW"..REMOVE EXCESS - SOIL WATER 3 ’ 1 ___ ORIGINAL GROUND SURFACE SOIL TREATMENT UNIT USING SHALLOW TRENCHES AND INTERCEPTOR DRAIN f Ul SEPTIC SYSTEM INFORMATION STREET ADDRESS --- - - - - - LOT 9 BTitrK / SUBDIVISION MONTH AND YEAR TESTING DONE-- - - - -/?^3- - - - - - --- ITEMS ALREADY COMPLETED. NEED TO COMPLETE BEFORE ISSuXiNG BUILDING PERMIT; BORINGS_ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ o 0 O PERC TESTS SYSTEM DESIGN SITE PLAN OTHER DATE THIS SHEET PILED /- ^ SUBDIVISION FILE NO. TO: Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Administrator FROM; Michael P. Gaffron, On Site Manager DATE: June 15, 1983 SUBJECT: Proposed Subdivision for Willow Properties, Gary Peterson - Soils and Site Investigation Review have reviewed the ten proposed lots and wish to make the following comments: Based on the Hennepin County Soil Survey, soils on this property include Lester loams and clay loams, Hayden loams, Hamel loeuns and LeSeur loams, as well as a good deal of marsh. Tested sites are located on the higher, better-drained soils. Some areas of sandy soil were reported on the most easterly lots. Based on the soils and water table data submitted, shallow trench or standard trench systems appear suitable for all lots. Following is a summary of the soils data for each site: Lot 1 Block 1 - Percolation Rate Average 22 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 5% - mottling at 3.5' - water table at 3.5' - modified shallow trench system* Maximum Trench Depth 6" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 8% - mottling at 4.0' Water table at 4.9' - shallow trench system - maximum trench depth 12" into original soil Lot 2 Block 1 - Percolation Rate Average 18 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 7% - mottling at 4.2', 5.0' - water table at 4.5', 5-5' - shallow trenches - Maximum Trench Depth 14" into original soil. - Alternate site - slope 8% - mottling at 3.3' - water table at 3.3' - modified shallow trenches* - maximum trench depth 4" into original soil Lot 3 Block 1 - Percolation Rate Average 23 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 10% - mottling at 4.0', 4.5' - water table at 4.0', 5.5' - shallow trenches - maximum trench depth 12" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 8% - mottling at 3.5' - water table at 3.6' - modified shallow trenches*- Maximum Jeanne A. Mabusth June 15, 1983 page 2 W Trench Depth 6" into natural soil Lot 4 Block 1 - Percolation Rate Average 19 MPI both sites - Primary site ~ slope 12% - mottling at 5.0*, 5.8* water table at 7.7*, 7.2* - standard trenches - maximum trench depth 24" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 14% - mottling at 5.0* - water table not encountered - standard trenches maximum trench depth 24" into original soil Lot 5 Block 1 - Percolation Rate Average 8 MPI ^primary site) 28 MPI (alternate site) - Primary site - slope 7% - sandy soils, mottling not en­ countered, water table at 5.3', 6.0* - standard trenches - maximum trench depth 28" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 7% - mottling at 5.0* - water table at 5.2* - standard trenches - maximum trench depth 24" into original soil Lot 6 Block 1 - Percolation rate average 13 MPI (primary site) 19 MPI (alternate site) - Primary site - slope 9% - mottling not encountered - water table at 7.5*, 7.8* - standard trenches - Alternate site - slope 10-12% - mottling at 4.3*, water table at 6.8* - shallow trenches - maximtim trench depth 16" into original soil Lot 1 Block 2 - Percolation Rate Average 26.3 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 8% - mottling at 5.5*, 5.9*, water table at 5.6*, 5.9* - standard trenches - maximum trench depth 30" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 7% - mottling at 3.5*, water table at 4.3* - modified shallow trenches* - maximum trench depth 6" into original soil / Lot 2 Block 2 - Percolation rate Average 31 MPI both sites / - Primary site — slope 5% — mottling at 3.5* - water table / at 3.6*, 3.7* - modified shallow trenches* I - Alternate site - slope 5% - mottling at 3.0* - water table I at 3.2* - or Mound - maximum I trench depth - at soil surface (see not< I trenches) (see note below re modified Lot 3 Block 2 - Percolation Rate Average 10 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 8% - mottled at 4.5*, 5.0* - water Jeanne A. Mabusth June 15, 1983 page 3 table at 4.5', 5.3* - shallow trenches - maximum trench depth 18” into original soil - Alternate site - slope 6% - mottled at 3.8’, water table at 3.8* - modified shallow trenches* - maximum trench depth 10" into original soil Lot 4 Block 2 Percolation Rate Average 14 MPI both sites - Primary site - slope 7% - mottling at 4.4', 5.5* - water table at 4.4*, 5.6* - shallow trenches - maximum trench depth 17" into original soil - Alternate site - slope 5% - mottling at 4.0* - water table at 6.4* • shallow trenches > maximum trench depth 12* into original soil. •Modified Shallow Trenches - where water table or mottling is bet%feen 3.0* and 4.0* below the surface, a standard 12" rock depth (6" under pipe, 2" over) must be used in conjunction with an appropriate depth of fill material to retain a 3.0* separation between the bottom of trenches and the water table or mottling. Fill should consist of material classified as loamy sand (USDA classification). The original soil must be dryer than the plastic limit before placing fill. The original surface roust be scarified or disced to break up the surface vegetation mat. The loamy sand fill must be placed over the entire area so that no trench will be located less than 10 * from the edge of the fill. The depth of fill required will depend on the allowable depth of excavation into original soil based on the water table or mottling. I recommend that the subdivision be approved as proposed. The developer should be warned to keep all traffic, fill excavation, etc. away from the tested drainfield sites. In some cases where road construction will be near the tested sites, extra caution must be taken. MPG:jl sxn EVAUimoii kbpoiit FOR vxxxou Momrxts ( OART PETERSOK ) OROKCf KXmSOTA 5-30.63 m On Kaj U-30* 1963 six psreolstion holts wsro tsstsd on «seh of 10 lets and 3 soil borlnfs token on eoeh lot ss well in oeeordsnee with the provisions of Xndividusl Sewage Sys- ten Trestnent Standards (VFC.U0) adopted in 1976 by the Finn* esota Pollution Control Ageney* Xn addition* other soil bor* ings were taken in lower areas to detemine the possibility of obtaining more than 10 lots but water tables were found to be very high and the soils were found to be very slowly pemeable. According to the soils maps and the information we found in the field* the higher areas had very good soils for drainfields while the lower areas and swales had extremely poor soils for drainfields. Thus* we tended to stick to the higher areas while still leaving room for ample building sites. However* cnee houses are proposed to be constructed it might be desired to shift some of the drainfield areas. Then n w testing would be required and it would be advise- able to keep ls high up 0:1 the kntb? as was previously tes­ ted. Each site tested '.c.Tuld be acceptable for either a stcn* dard or shallow trench drainfield system and is noted on the attached drawing. It also night be necessary to use inter* ceptor drains to divert runoff water but this would be men-' ticned in the system design for the Individual houses once they ere ready for construction. If any additional informa­ tion is needed* please contact me. Sincerely* PERCOR* IKC. “^Mark S. Gronberg* vxuoH rtomrxBs ^LCT 2, BtCCK P«reol*tien Wfulf Hole Be.Katerial Percolation Bate P*1 Brown Loan 30.0 mn./Xnch 7-2 Brown Lean 24.0 • P-3 Brown Loan 30.0 • P-4 Brown Clay Loan .40.0 • P-5 Brown Loan 34.3 • P-6 Brown Loan 26.7 • Th« av«rss« ptreolation rat« Is 30.6 nlnutss psr inch. Sell Borings S.g. * 1 asrthCft.^ 0. e-i.o 1. c-1.5 1.5-6.0 Mottled soil table itt 3*6 8.B. » 1 Decth(ft.^ 0.0-0.6 0.6-1.6 1.6*6.0 Kfcter^s^ Blsek loan Dk. Brown Clay Loan Brown I|^ an ^ ^eet. and water after 24 hours. S.B. ^ 2 Depth! ft.) 0.0-0.6 o.e-1.5 1.5-6.C feetaft Meter|a^ Black Uaa Dk. Brown Clay Lear. Brown Loan Mottled soil kt' l.g fe^ and water table at 3*7 feet after 24 hours. Material Black Loan Ok. Brown Clay Loan Brown Loan Mottled soil, at 3.0. feet and water table at 3.2 feet after 24 hours.