Table 1.

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10.0 Detailed Soils Report

DETAILED SOILS INVESTIGATION REPORT

DETAILED SOILS INVESTIGATION

Lists of Soils Professionals

Extra High Intensity Soils Maps

Mr. Jay Andrews

427 Park Avenue
Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 444-6898

Soil Profile Descriptions

Mr. Jay Andrews

427 Park Avenue
Lebanon, TN 37087
(615) 444-6898

Soil Chemical Analysis

Waters Agricultural Laboratories Inc.

257 Newton Highway
Camilla, GA 31730
(229) 336-7216

Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity Testing

Adam Lawson
1027 Glenwood Ave.
Nashville, TN 37204
(865) 803-8020
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DETAILED SOIL INVESTIGATION REPORT
REQUIRED INFORMATION

1.0 Site Description

1.1 Location Map- refer to 1.1 of the DDR

1.2 Topographic Map- refer to 2.0 of the DDR

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1.0 Site Description
1.3- Soil Survey Map

SOIL SURVEY REPORT

WILLIAMSON COUNTY
TENNESSEE

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
IN COOPERATION WITH
TENNESSEE AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT STATION
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1.0 Site Description
1.4 Test Locations

SOIL TEST LOCATIONS:

TEST PIT LOCATIONS

CHEMICAL SAMPLE LOCATIONS

SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY LOCATIONS

Locations of all test holes are approximate as recorded in the field.

Soil Profile Descriptions were performed by the Soil Scientist, Jay Andrews.
Each boring was observed for physical properties and a brief profile
description was recorded. Profile descriptions can be observed in this
booklet.

Chemical Test Samples were taken on the week of April 21, 2008. Samples
were collected and sent to Waters Agricultural Laboratories, Inc for analysis.

Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity Tests were performed on the week of

April 14, 2008. Tests were performed using the Compact Constant Head
Permeameter (CCHP).
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2.0 Soil Series Descriptions
3.2 Unified Classification

SOIL SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Enclosed are the Official Series Descriptions (OSD) and Soil Interpretations Record
(SIR) for each soil series that was mapped on the Kings Chapel Development.

Table 1.9.1
2.0- Soil Series Descriptions
2.1- Texture (OSD), (SIR)
2.2- Permeability (SIR)
2.3- Slope (soil maps)
2.4- Drainage (OSD), (SIR)
2.5- Depth to seasonal high water table (SIR)
2.6- Depth to bedrock (OSD), (SIR) (pit profiles)
2.7- Erodibility (SIR)

3.0- Soil Characteristics

3.2- Unified Soil Classification (SIR)
 Table 1.9.1
3.0 Soil Characteristics
3.1 Test Pits

SOIL PROFILE DESCRIPTIONS

PROFILE DESCRIPTIONS PROVIDED ON

SOILS MAP AS EVALUATED BY
JAY ANDREWS
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3.0 Soil Characteristics
3.3 Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity

Measured Permeability Test

Compact Constant Head Permeameter (CCHP)

Avg.
Grid Values
Location cm/hr cm/sec in/day in./day

V-98 3.8 1.04E-03 35.4 35.4

Y-107 3.1 8.69E-04 29.6 29.6
S-96 2.8 7.78E-04 26.5 *
R-101 3 8.33E-04 28.3 28.3
E-99 3.7 1.03E-03 35 35
F-101 2.9 8.06E-04 27.4 27.4
I-100 6.2 1.72E-03 58.6 58.6
K-102 5.3 1.47E-03 50.1 50.1
K-97 6.7 1.86E-03 63.3 *
Y-95 2.5 6.94E-04 23.6 *
W-92 5.6 1.56E-03 52.9 52.9
OO-97 6.4 1.78E-03 60.5 60.5
JJ-94 7.3 2.03E-03 69 *
unknown 5.1 1.42E-03 48.2 48.2
GG-102 4.5 1.25E-03 42.5 42.5

Avg. 42.59 in./day

298.12 in./week

Use 2.25 in/week

* The two lowest and highest values were deleted

 Table 1.9.1
3.4 Results from Soil Chemistry Testing

RESULTS IN APPENDIX A
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3.5 Engineering Properties of Pond

ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF SOILS FOR POND

CONSTRUCTION

3.5.1- Clay Content

3.5.2- Permeability
3.5.3- Plasticity
3.5.4- Consistency
 Engineering Criteria of Soils
For Pond Construction

The Williamson County Soil Survey indicates that large areas of heavy clay
are somewhat prevalent on site. However, this map was prepared for
agricultural use and is not very detailed. Potential areas of significant clay
will be determined and benchmarked during construction of the roads and
other structures. These areas will be unearthed and used for the stabilization
pond liner. If substantial clay is not found on site, clay will be trucked in for
the pond liner. A clay liner will be the preferred method of lining the
stabilization pond and is typically used as such.

The engineering data of the Clay liner must meet the following criteria:

1. Clay Content: 40 to 70 percent

2. Permeability: 1 * 10(-7) to 1 * 10(-6) cm/sec
3. Plasticity: 21 Plasticity Index
4. Consistency: medium stiff to stiff

Should the clay not meet the design criteria for the stabilization pond, a PVC
liner will be purchased for the lining of the pond.
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4.0 Identification of subsurface conditions adversely affecting
vertical or lateral drainage of the land treatment site
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3.0 Soil Characteristics
3.1 Hand Auger, test pit and soil boring logs
3.1.1 Soil Horizons

3.1.2 Depth to Groundwater