HomeMy WebLinkAboutCarolina Seasons Phase Three - Final ReportAdams Soil Consulting
1676 Mitchell Road
Angier, NC 27501
919-414-6761
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July 23, 2023
Revised: January 12, 2024
Project #1730
Lester Stancil & Associates,
Professional Land Surveyors, P.A.
P.O. Box 730
98 E. Depot Street
Angier, NC 27501
RE: Final soil/site evaluation for Lot s#1-4 of the subdivision for Phase Three Carolina
Seasons Subdivision located near the corner of Fern Ridge and Green Links Drive in
Harnett County.
Mr. Stancil,
Adams Soil Consulting (ASC) conducted a preliminary soil evaluation on the above
referenced parcel to determine the areas of soils which are suitable for subsurface
wastewater disposal systems (conventional & LPP). The soil/site evaluation was
performed using hand auger borings during moist soil conditions based on the
criteria found in the State Subsurface Rules, 15ANCAC 18E. The suitable soil
boundary was sketched onto a preliminary plat supplied by Stancil and Associates,
Professional Land Surveyor.
The suitable soils shown on the accompanying soil map are potentially provisionally
suitable for an initial and repair septic system for a new single-family home on Lots 1-4.
The lots contain greater than 15,000 ft2 of provisionally suitable soils that consist of a
sandy loam to clay subsoil that can support a daily loading rate of 0.25-0.8 gallons/day/ft2
for an initial and repair septic system for each lot. The areas for the proposed septic
fields shall not be impacted by home sites, pools, garages and shall not be mechanically
altered from the natural lay of the land. Each of the lots could potentially support a home
foot print of at least 50’ x 50’ and should support at least a 3-bedroom home septic
system.
The lots would require a detailed soils evaluation by the Harnett County Health
Department prior to issuance of any permits related to any future septic system. A septic
system design may be required before a permit can be issued on the above referenced lot
demonstrating available space for any septic system. Due to the subjective nature of the
permitting process and the variability of naturally occurring soils, Adams Soil Consulting
cannot guarantee that areas delineated as suitable for on-site wastewater disposal systems
will be permitted by the governing agency. The lots may require a septic system utilizing
pumps, shallow or ultra-shallow conventional trench placement, low pressure pipe
system, pre-treatment, and/or reductions systems for final approval.
If you have any questions regarding the findings on the attached map or in this report,
please feel free to contact me anytime. Thank you allowing me to perform this
site evaluation for you.
Sincerely,
Alex Adams
NC Licensed Soil Scientist #1247