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Home My WebLink About20200119 Ver 1_There are no accurate topographical_20200120There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged. There are no accurate topographical maps of the project site because the entire site is an existing pond which is mostly filled in with granular alluvial material. The site is therefore perfectly flat at the elevation of the existing dam where there is a pond surface, and in the areas that have filled in, the elevation of the alluvial material is less that two feet higher than the dam elevation. There are no accurate soil maps of the project site because the entire project is within the normal phreatic surface of a historic pond. The only soil type on the project site is granular alluvial which has been deposited within the past twenty two years since the last time this swimming hole was dredged.