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a <br /> 60 a la <br /> 0' *' Public Health <br /> MADISON & DANE. COUNTY Janel Heinrich, MPH, MA, Director <br /> Healthy people and places Environmental Health Division 608 242-6515 Well&Septic <br /> 2701 International Lane,Suite 204 608 243-0330 Lic. Establishments <br /> Madison,WI 53704 608 242-6435 fax <br /> www.publichealthmdc.com <br /> February 02, 2016 Soil Test Permit ID: PERPSS-2016-00442 <br /> PAUL HARDY <br /> 7226 TIMBERWOOD DR <br /> MADISON, WI 53719 <br /> Reference: SE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Section 32, TOWN OF SUN PRAIRIE <br /> CSM: 09968 Lot: 1 <br /> Tax Parcel No: 0811-323-9550-0 <br /> Property Address: 2776 LARUE FIELDS LN <br /> TOWN OF SUN PRAIRIE, WI 99999 <br /> Owner Name: Bil/Gav Properties LIc <br /> Preliminary Opinion of Site Suitability for a Private On-site Wastewater Treatment System <br /> Dear Paul Hardy: <br /> Public Health Madison and Dane County (hereinafter the "Department") has evaluated the site <br /> suitability of selected soils at the above referenced location for a private onsite wastewater <br /> treatment system. The Department's review is based on the examination of the "Soil and Site <br /> Evaluation Report" as submitted by the Certified Soil Tester, Paul Hardy, CST #225394, and the <br /> results of an onsite inspection by the Department on January 27, 2016. Based on these <br /> examinations, it is the opinion of the Department that the areas inspected appear to meet the <br /> minimum requirements of Wisconsin Administrative Code ch COMM 83 for the installation of the <br /> following type(s) of system(s): <br /> Soil Evaluation Report documents the fact that Holding Tank is the only available option for the <br /> proposed building at this site due to site limitations. <br /> The final system design must comply with all State and County code criteria, including a <br /> minimum of three soil pits per system area. <br /> The above opinion is advisory only. Any disturbance to the area investigated, including <br /> compaction, excavation, refilling, or removal of soil, will invalidate this opinion. The Department <br /> reserves the right to require a new soil morphological evaluation as may become necessary to <br /> ensure compliance with all applicable codes prior to issuing a sanitary permit. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Richard Herro, Sanitarian <br /> Environmental Health Division <br /> Page 1 <br />