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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-05-25 Septic System Design InformationSITE F/ALUATIOK REPORT FOR CHARLES KROGICESS ORCKO, KIKKESCT h ». 5-25-62 WA'' 2 6 (982 /' - i7orjn " On Kay 7-8> 1982 six percolation holes were tested and three 4 soil borings taken on the above property to determine both a pri­ mary and alternate drainfield site for a proposed new lot. On May 1H-I5i 1982 two additional holes and one soil boring were tested for an alternate site for the existing house, and two percolation holes and one soil boring were taken on the original site since it appears that the new house would extend into the original pri­ mary site and thus a new alternate site would be needed. a12 of the percolation holes were dug 3-3*5 foet deep and 6 inches in diameter while the soil borings were dug 6 Inches in diameter to the 14. foot depth and 3 inches in diameter to the re­ maining depth. The soYl %iringd were dug with both power and hand augers while the soil borings were dug with bucket typo hand aug­ ers. Since the house might extend into the original primary site the new primary site will comprise of holes 2,k$5t and 6 with the alternate site being holes 7 and 8. Both had very fast percoLa- : tlon rates which would enable standard or shallow trench systems to be constructed. Because of the sandier layers a lot of water seeps through the ground causing a high seasonal water table that follows the contours of the hill down to the pond. Thus, it will be necessary to construct some type of diversion for this water when the drainfield is put in. This will be covered in more de­ tail in a system design once the house size and location is known. The alternate site for the existing house also had a fast percolation rate enabling a standard system to be used if the need ever arises. If any other Information is needed, please contact me. Sincerely, PERCOR, INC. J CHARLES KROGNESS PROPERTY ORCNO, MINNESOTA LOT 1 col atl^on^osu 11s Hole No.Material • Percolation Rate P-1 Red 3rn. Sandy Loan 7.7 Min./Inch P-2 Lt. 3rn. Coarse Sand 6.0 » P-3 Gray Brn. Loamy Sand 4.7 P-4 Brown Silty Loam 8.0 P-5 Brown Sandy Loam 7.5 P-6 Lt. Brn. Silty Loam 8.0 " P-7 Brovm* Loamy Sand 3.8 " P-8 Brown.Clayey Sand 7.5 The average percolation rate fcr holes 2.U.5.6 is 7.4 min./inch. The average percolation rate for h^les 7,3 is 5.7 min./inch. Soil Borings S.B. 4 1 S.3. if 2 Depth(ft.)Material Depth(ft. )Material 0.0-0.2 Black Sandy Loan 0.0-0.2 Black Loam 0.2-1.5 Brn. Sandy Clay 0.2-3.0 Brn. Clay Loam 1.5-3.5 Brn. Sandy Loam 3.0-5.5 Lt. Brn. Silty Loam 3.5-4.5 Dk. Brn. Coarse Gravel 5.5-6.0 Gray Brn. Clay Loam 4.5-5.5 Brown Clay Loam Mottled soil at 5*P ft. and water 5.5-8.0 Gray Silty Clay table at 5 .0 ft. after 24-hrs. Mottled soil at 5.5 ft. and water table at 5*8 ft. after 24 hrs. S.B. # 3 S.B. # 4 Depth(ft.)Material Depth(ft.)Material 0.0-0.3 Dk. Brn. Sandy Loam 0.0-1.0 Black Sandy Loam 0.3-4.0 Brn. Sandy Clay 1.0-3.0 Brn. Sandy Loam 4.0-5.0 Brn. Clay Loam 3.0-6.0 Brn. Sandy Clay 5.0-8.0 Gray Brn. Clay Loam 6.OI7.O Brn. Clay Loam Mottled soil at 3*7 ft. and water table at 3»7 ft. after 2U hrs. Mottled soil table at 5.0 at 5*0 f^* water ft. after 24 hrs. CHARLES KROGKESS PROPERTY ORONO, MINNESOTA LOT 2 Percolation Results Hole No.Material P-1 P-2 Percolation Rate Red Brn. Clayey Sand 7.1 Min./Inch Brn. Clayey Sand 5*7 ” The average percolation rate inutes per inch. S.B. # 1 Depth(ft.) 0.0-3.0 3.0- U.O 4.0- 6.0 6.0-7.0 Mottled s at 5.6 f Bljpihk Sandy Loam Brn. Clayey Sand Brn. Clay Loan Brown Clay Loam 1 at 5*0 ft. and water table after 24 hrs. s 0