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Project No. VP-6214-01 <br />Verizon Wireless — Fisher Floral <br />The nearest well, 337861N11.78587W001 as shown on Closest Well <br />CITY OF SANTA ANA <br />Planning and Building Agency <br />Approved <br />FOR PERMIT ISSUANCE <br />undwater Data <br />(Plate G-1) and groundwater well data (Plate G-2) indicated the high Ma %gwater <br />elevation to be 70.3 feet above mean sea level. The elevation of our proj Pete�ea is about <br />145 feet. Thus, we believe the historic groundwater depth is around 75-feet below the <br />existing ground surface. <br />Groundwater is not anticipated to affect the site adversely. However, these observations <br />reflect site conditions at the time of the investigation and do not preclude changes in local <br />groundwater conditions, localized seepage due to variations in rainfall, heavy irrigation, <br />damaged structure (pipes, etc.), or altered site drainage pattern(s). <br />Geologic Hazards <br />In addition to strong ground motions at the site, other secondary effects of a major nearby <br />earthquake might include earthquake induced liquefaction, induced flooding and <br />subsidence. These possible effects are considered very low due to lack of near surface <br />groundwater and presence of medium dense to dense sandy alluvium. <br />The site is not located near any impounded bodies of water therefore seiches are not <br />considered a potential hazard to the project. The project site is not close to a flood <br />channel. The site is not listed within flood hazard zones by FEMA. <br />The most significant geologic hazard to the project sites is the potential for moderate to <br />strong ground shaking from earthquakes generated on the faults within the Southern <br />California region. The project site is located in the highly seismic Southern California <br />region within the influence of several fault systems that are considered to be active or <br />potentially active. <br />In our opinion, the potential for surface rupture at the site due to fault plane displacement <br />is considered likely. <br />2 <br />