Kleinham's Discovery Part 2 - Flathead County, Montana

. Ground Water:
i- Establish the seasonal minimum and maximum depth to water table, dates
on which these depths were determined, and the location and depth of all
known aquifers which may be affected by the proposed suMivision. The
high water table shall be determined from tests taken during the period of
the highest groundwater elevations, typically spring and emly summer.
Any area of high gtoundwater within eight feet of the surface shall be
located on the preliminary plat.
Please refer to the attached Hydrogeoloeical Analysis prepmed by RLK
Hydo for groundwater depths.
ii. ' Describe any steps necessary to avoid the degradation of ground water and
ground water recharge areas.
To avoid any contamination of groundwater as a result of the proposed
North Shore Development. a stormwaler management plan has been
prepared by RLK Hvdro and is included as oart of the EA.
Geology/Soils:
Locate on the preliminary plat any known gsqlpgrc hazards affecting the
subdivision which could result in property dadiage or personal injury due
to rock falls or slides, mud, snow; surface subsidence (e.g., settling or
sinking); and seismic activity.
The subdivision is qently rolline with suitable building sites that meet the
Countv Subdivision Regulations. There are no rock.out croppines located
on the property and there are no slopes in excess of l07o erade.. There are
no hazards associated with slides or slumps. (Site visits by Eric Mulcah)'
North Shore Ranch
Kleinhans Farms v. Flathead Co.
County File -- 3090