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A. Surface Water:<br />

The nearest surface waters are the water hazards on the Ridgewood Lakes golf course over 3,000<br />

feet to the south.<br />

B. Wetlands/Floodplains:<br />

There are no wetlands or floodplains onsite. The closest is over 1,000 feet to the east on the other<br />

side of the Crescent Estates residential development at the end of Cottonwood Drive.<br />

C. Soils:<br />

Candler is very well drained soil. Very little physical improvements will be evident once this raw<br />

water well is constructed and connected to the Edgehill Plant. Aside from a portion of the pump<br />

assembly, all will be subsurface piping.<br />

Table 8<br />

Soil Name<br />

Septic Tank<br />

Absorption Field<br />

Limitations<br />

Limitations to Dwellings<br />

w/o Basements<br />

% of Site<br />

(approximate)<br />

Candler Sand (3) Slight Slight 100%<br />

Source: Soil Survey of <strong>Polk</strong> <strong>County</strong>, Florida, USDA, Soil Conservation Service<br />

D. Protected Species<br />

The site is not located within one mile of an endangered animal sighting, plant or natural<br />

community as designated by the Florida Natural Area Inventory.<br />

E. Archeological Resources:<br />

There are no protected archeological resources in Section 29, Township 26, and Range 27,<br />

according to the Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources.<br />

F. Wells (Public/Private)<br />

The Edgehill plant has one existing well onsite. There is a 12-inch potable water line going west<br />

and a six (6)-inch line going east. The 12-inch line connects to the 24-inch transmission line that<br />

runs north on U.S. Highway 27.<br />

G. Airports:<br />

The site is not within any public airport flight paths or buffer zones. The well will be subsurface<br />

so only a few pumps will show, and they are less than five feet tall.<br />

Park Facilities:<br />

Although water treatment facilities don’t need parks, the customers they serve do. There is a<br />

newly constructed regional recreational facility nine miles to the north that contains at least six<br />

lighted soccer/football fields, five lighted baseball fields, basketball, tennis, and racquetball<br />

courts, concession facilities, boat access to Lake Davenport as well as playground facilities for<br />

children and dog walks.<br />

DRC Findings/Recommendation Page 9 of 15<br />

Level 4/eep 11/14/<strong>2012</strong> 9:54:59 AM CU 12-21 <strong>December</strong> 5, <strong>2012</strong>

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