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ALLAN E. SEWARD ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
Inc.
REGISTERED GEOLOGIST !171 ENGINEERINGGEOLOOIST246
SINCE 1958 22633 Decoro Dr .. Saugus, CA 91350
January 24, 198i
-....._Mr. Max Mann 17407 Rancho Street Encino, California 91316
·Subject: GEOLOGIC REPORT 5~ Tentative Tract 37092 Agua Dulce Area Saugus, California
Dear Mr. Mann:
This report represents our opinions regarding th~geologic
factors affecting the development of Tentative Tract 37092.
This report is required by the County Engineer, Engineering.
Geology Section, prior to tentative map approval.
(805) 255-5072
This investigation was performed irt October, 1979 and Decem
ber, 1980 through January, 1981. I
SCOPE OF INVESTIGATION
' This investigation included:
1. Review of reports compiled by this office in the general
area.
2. Review of USGS Bulletin 753 by William S. Kew (1924).
3. Review of California Division of Mines and Geology
Bulletin 170, Map Sheet 6.
LAND EVALUATION GROUND WATER SEISMIC GEOLOGY
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This Map is Not a Survey of the Property.
Agua Ducle Quad. Scale 1"=2000'
LOCATION
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JOI NUMlll• 9-204-4
ALLAN E. SEWARD Engineering Geology
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Mr. Mann January 24, 1981
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 2
4. Review of California Division of Mines Bulletin 172, by
Gordon Oakeshott (1958) .
5. Review of the following aerial photographs:
Year Photo Scale Agency
1928 F-84, 85, 86, 1"=100'+ Fairchild 108, 109, 110 &
112
3-19-68 4-15 and 4-16 1"=1750'+ Dept. Agric.
1973 139, 140 & 141 1"=2600'+ U-2 Photos
2-12-79 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5 1"=400' George Gajate
6. Geologic mapping of exposures on and off the site using
the topographic map prepared by Preece and Icabellis at
a scale cif l" =160' and provided for this study. We make
no representations regarding the accuracy of this map.
7. Excavation and geologic logging of 42 exploratory back
hoe pits to a maximum depth of 13 feet.
8. Geologic analysis, conclusions and recorrunendations based
upon existing site conditions.
9. Preparation of Location Map, Geologic Map, Geologic Cross
Sections and this report.
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Mr. Mann January 24, 1981
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 3
It is my understanding that the subject site is being sub
divided into 20 ten acre un-graded site lots. The only grad
ing will be the surficial grading on the unimproved roads.
SITE DESCRIPTION
The subject site consists of 208.3 acres north of the Antelope
Valley Freeway southwest of Agua Dulce and just north of the
Antelope Valley Freeway within the Santa Clarita Valley. The
site is in a natural state with a covering of scrub oak and
chapparal.
A high pressure gas line traverses the northern portion of the
site. An excellent well exists on Lot 17. Details of the
topography can be seen on the Location and Geologic Maps accom
panying this report.
GEOLOGY
General
The subject site is located along the north-central margin of
the west-plunging, northeast-trending synclinal (downfold)
trough of the Soledad Basin. This basin is wedged between
the pre-Tertiary crystalline igneous bedrock of the San Gabriel
Mountains on the south, and the metamorphic rocks of the Sierra
Pelona on the north.
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Bedrock
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 4
Only two bedrock units are differentiated on the Geologic
Map for this study. The detailed mapping on the subject
site conforms to the origianl mapping by Kew in 1924.
Mint Canyon Formation (Troe)
Miocene non-marine sediments of the Mint Canyon Formation,
consisting of massive conglomerates and sandstones with in
terbeds of sillstones and mudstones, comprise the bedrock
beneath most of the site.
Vasquez Formation (T.v)
Upper Encene to lower Miocene non-marine sediments of the
Vasquez Formation occur within and north of the Elkhorn Fault
Zone on the subject site. This unit consists of massive
reddish mudstone and conglomerate with interbedded shales
and thin sandstone beds.
Surficial Deposits
Quaternary Terraces (Qt)
Remanants of older alluvial deposits that were deposited in
the Pleistocene mantle the ridge crests. These remanants re
present an older valley base plane of erosion and deposition.
The sediments represent
alluvial fan deposits.
downward erosion by the
topography.
stream channel, flood plain, and
The subsequent tectonic uplift and
streams has resulted in the present
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Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 5
The Quaternary Terraces are characteristically reddish-brown
and consist of sands and angular gravels within a silty sand
to clayey sand matrix. Portions of the Quaternary Terraces
are partially cemented by caliche.
Soils
Brown silty sands to reddish-brown silty clay soils mantle
the bedrock units and the Quaternary Terraces. The residual
soils on the bedrock units correlate to the underlying lith
ology. Consequently the siltstones and shales produce thicker
soil zones and they are potentially expansive.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
Geologic Structure
The bedrock at the site has been uplifted and tilted to the
southwest. The northeast trending Elkhorn Fault Zone traverses
the northern portion of the tract. Due to the compressional
forces associated with this fault, minor anticlines and syn
clines, also trending northeast, occur (See Geologic Map).
The three-dimensional geometry of the bedding planes are
shown on the Geologic Map and Geologic Cross Sections A-A',
B-B' and C-C'.
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Faults-Seisrnicity
Fault Rupture
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 6
The Elkhorn Fault, which is a left lateral fault with an
apparent displacement of 0.7 miles in the Agua Dulce Basin,
traverses the northern portion of the tract. Oakeshott in
dicated Late Quaternary movement due to the clear linear
depressions within the Older Alluvium.
This movement with the south side up resulted in the format-
ion of the Sierra Pelona Valley (Agua Dulce) and an accurnu-
lation of a thick sequence of water bearing sands and gravels.
The Elkhorn Fault has thus acted as a natural darn for the
Quaternary Terraces and the impounding of water.
Subsurface exploration on this tract and other sites in the
immediate area, by this office noted offset soil zones.
This indicates Recent activity on the Elkhorn Fault (See
Trench Logs) .
Due to the potential for future fault rupture on the subject
tract, Building Setbacks will be required as shown on the
Geologic Map. The Building Setbacks must be shown as Re
stricted Use Areas on the Final Map.
Shaking
The property is subject to shaking and associated ground
motions from earthquakes on nearby and distant faults, which
is characteristic of all Southern California. Neither the
time, location or magnitude of an earthquake can be accurately
predicated at this time.
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Mr. Mann January 24, 1981
Cut-slopes
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 7
Future development of the un-graded site lots should avoid
southwesterly facing cut-slopes and/or under cutting of
bedding planes (See Geologic Map) . If southwesterly facing
cut-slopes or other cut-slopes that may be required that
undercut bedding planes; they will have to be (1) cut back
to the angle of the bedding; (2) buttressed or; (3) con
structed at a stability equivalent.
Building Sites
In compliance with the requirements of the Geology Section
of the County Engineer, a geologic safe building site for
each lot is designated on the Geologic Map.
Ground Water
Two natural springs occur along each of the major canyon
bottoms (See Geologic Map). The consolidated nature of the
bedrock units and the elevated nature of the recommended
building sites indicates the ground water will not pose a
problem. The potential for liquefaction is remove to non
existant.
Sewage Disposal
It is my understanding that on site private sewage disposal
systems will be utilized on the lots. On the basis of the
data acquired in this investigation, the future private sew-
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Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 8
age disposal systems will not affect the geologic stability
of the future building sites.
The location and design of the future sewage disposal systems
should be geologically reviewed and approved. This is warrant
ed due to the erratic caliche zones and impereable nature of
portions of the bedrock and soils, which will affect the normal
life expectancy of a sewage disposal system, if not designed
accordingly.
Rippability
The basal conglomerate of the Mint Canyon Formation (Cg - Lots
2 through 12) is well consolidated and would require heavy
single shank ripping for major grading. The sandstone and
conglomerate of the Vasquez Formation (Ss+Cg - Lots 1, 2 &
13) will also require heavy single shank ripping for any
major future grading.
Expansive Soils
Portions of the soils mantling the Quaternary Terraces and
these residual soils on the siltstones and mudstones are
potentially expansive. Future structures should be designed
for the expansive soils and expansive bedrock, accordingly.
Exploratory Backhoe Trenches
The exploratory trenches were made with a 2 feet wide bucket
and extended down to a maximum depth of 11 feet (See specific
trench logs for dimensions) . Their locations were approxi-
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Mr. Mann January 24, 1981
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 9
mately plotted in the field by triangulation using the pocket
brunton. Therefore any future foundations should avoid
these trenches or they should be designed for possible settle
ment.
LIMITATIONS
This study was conducted according to generally accepted
engineering geologic practice for studies of this magnitude.
My conclusions and recommendations are based upon the data
available and my interpretation of that data based upon my
experience and background. Hence, my conclusions and re
commendations are professional opinions and are not meant
to be a control of nature; therefore, no other warranty is
herein expressed or implied.
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 10
1. Tentative Tract 37092 is geologically feasible for re
sidential development as 20 un-graded site lots, provid
ed the recommendations in this report are followed.
2. Geologically safe building sites exist on each proposed
lot.
3. No known historically active earthquake faults traverse
the Tract.
4. The potentially active Elkhorn Fault Zone traverses the
tract and will require a Building Setback Zone (See Geo
logic Map).
5. The Building Setback must be shown on the Final Map as
a Restricted Use Area.
6. Since Tentative Tract 37092 is designed as un-graded site
Lots, the Engineering Geology Section of the County Engi
ineer will file a final report with the Real Estate Com
missioner stating, that Restricted Use Areas are present
and that additional geology and soils engineering reports
may be required. The requirement for future geology and/or
soils reports will depend on the design of the future in
dividual grading plan and building plans when they are
submitted to the County.
7. Any future extensive grading within the Sandstone and
Conglomerate units of the Mint Canyon and Vasquez Canyon
Formation will require heavy ripping.
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8. Expansive soils mantle portions of the Quaternary Terraces
and bedrock units (siltstones and shales) and future struc
tures should be designed accordingly.
9. All future foundations should extend through the soil zone
into firm natural materials.
10. Due to the size of the lots, it is geologically feasible
for private sewage disposal by septic tank and leach lines.
11. The private sewage disposal systems as noted on the Geo
logic Map will not affect the stability of the recommended
building sites.
12. The final location and design of the future private sewage
disposal systems should be geologically reviewed and approvd
ed.
13. Future southwest facing cut-slopes or cut-slopes under
cutting bedding should be avoided. Cut-slopes under
cutting bedding plans must be ( 1) cut back to the angle
of the bedding, ( 2) buttressed or (3) a stability equiva-
lent.
14. All future major grading plans should be geologically
reviewed.
15. All grading and/or foundations excavations should be in
spected by a qualified engineering geologist to confirm
that the recommendations in this report are followed.
16. The location and dimensions of the exploratory trenches
should be noted, relative to future single family grad
ing and/or building plans, to insure that foundations do
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Mr. Mann January 24, 1981
Job No.: 9-204-4 Page 12
not traverse the trenches without special design for
potential settlement.
This opportunity to be of service is appreciated. If you
have any questions concerning this report, please call.
Respectfully submitted,
Allan E. Seward Certified Engineering Geologist 246
Enclosures:
Distribution:
Location Map
Geologic Map - Plate 1 (In-Pocket)
Appendix
Geologic Cross Sections A-A', B-B' & C-C'
Summary Geologic Trench Logs - Figure 1
Geologic Trench Logs 12, 13, 26, 27, 29, 34,
36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 42
( 2) Mr. Max Mann
(4) Preece & Icabellis Attention: Mr. Torn Icabellis
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CONDENSED GEOLOGIC TRENCH LOGS
Lithology-Structure
Soil; 0-3'; Tmc; 3-7'; Slt + ss, Dip 17 West; gray, pink white and varigated
Soil; 0-1 1; Tmc; 1-4'; ss, gray; N 30 E, 15 w
Soil; 0-2 1; Tmc; 2-5'; Ss, gray, Massive, dip 4 west
Soil; 0-1'>'; Tmc; l'>-5'; Cg; massive
Soil; 0-8"; Tmc 8 11 -24 11; Ss, massive
Soil; 0-16 11 Tmc 16 11 -30"; Ss+Cg; N 7 W, 305
Soil; 0-2'>'; Tmc 2'>-5'>'; Slt, whitish-pink, massive, caliche
Soil; 0-2'; Tmc 2-6'; Slt+Mdst, massive
Soil; 0-2'; Tmc 2-2~'; Slt, massive, caliche
Soil 0-18"; Tmc 18 11 -S'; ss+Cg, massive
Soil; 0-21"; Tmc 21 11 -4'; Ss+Cg, massive
Soil; 0-7~'; Tmc 7~-8'; Ss+Slt, massive
Soil; 0-6 11; Tmc 6 11 -2' Cg, hard excavation
Soil; 0-4"; Tmc 4 11 -2'; Cg, massive, hard excavation
Soil; 0-18 11; Troe 18"-2~'; Ss, Very hard excavation
Soil; 0-6 11; TmC 6 11 -2 1
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Soil; 0-6'>' ; Tmc 6'>-7'; Ss, white
Soil; 0-2'>.; Tmc 2'>-5'; Ss+Mdst
Soil; 0-5 I j Tmc 5-6'; Ss, greenish, N 15 w, 23S
Tmc 0-2'; Ss+Slt; N-S, 15W
Soil; 0-2'>';Tv 2'>-5'; Ss+Cg, very hard excavation; aiPping 23 west -
Soil; 0-6 11; Tv 6 11 -5 1
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Soil; 0-2'; Qt 2-7'; Ss+cg, N 17 E, 47 N
Tv; Ss, well bedded and thin shales; abundant caliche; - N 22 E, 35 N
Soil; 0-1'; Tmc; 1-2'>'; N 5 W; 218 very hard
Soil; 0-1 1 i Tmc; 1-2 1; Cg, massive, very hard excavation
Soil; 0-6': Troe; 611-21; Cg, massive
Soil; 0-3 1; Qt; 3-5 I j Sand & Gravel
ALLAN E. SEWARD ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
Jo1 NUMU•' 9-204-4 I DATE' Jan. 24, 1981
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CONDENSED GEOLOGIC TRENCH LOGS
Lithology-Structure
Soil; 0-3~'; Qt; 3~-5'; Sand & Gravel, friable
Soil; 0-1'; Qt; 1-6'; Sand & Gravel
ALLAN E. SEWARD ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
JOI NUMllR' 9-204-4 I DAT•' Jan. 24, 1981
SCALE: -----DRAWN IT: aes llVISID:
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No . ..l.L DATE January 24, 1981
LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-2' SOIL; dark brown clayey silt and sand; expansive, dessi- Excavated 10/18/79 cation cracks
2-12'>' QUATERNARY TERRACE; Qt, orangish-brown silty sand with caliche stringers; @ 5' 6" thick caliche zone
·12'>-13' BEDROCK; Tmc, reddish-brown to gray, massive sandstone Hard excavation @
and conglomerate, hard 12'>'
No Ground Water
No caving
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LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-2' SOIL; dark brown, clayey silt, expansive Excavated 10/18/79
2-4' QUATERNARY TERRACE; Qt. old soil, light orangish-brown silty sands
4-6' BEDROCK; Tmc, bedded sandstone and siltstones N 10 w 31 s
No Ground Water
No caving
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LITHOLOGY
0-6" SOIL; pinkish-brown silty sand; backfilled crevasses
6"-8' BEDROCK; TV & Tmc; platy red white caliche; massive green cated by faults
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LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-1' SOIL; brown silty sand Excavated 10/22/79
1-B'>' QUATERNARY TERRACE; Qt, light brown to reddish-brown silty sand and clayey sand with caliche; firm; @ 8 to si, fine to medium sand, moist, permeable
No Ground Water
No Caving
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LITHOLOGY BEDDING
SOIL; light brown, silty fine sand, loose, permeable; abundance of large lag boulders to 30"
QUATERNARY TERRACE; Qt, light brown sands and gravel, very permeable, numerous roots; friable- trench caving
BEDROCK; Trnc, massive, sandstone and conglomerate, very Massive hard
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FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
No Ground Water
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log LITHOLOGY
0-3' SOIL; dark brown clayey silt; dessication cracks
3-9' QUATERNARY TERRACE; Qt, reddish-brown sand and gravels With clasts to ~ 11 ; loose permeable; @ 5-8' sands with caliche
- - - - - - - -PROJECT Mann - TT 37092
No . ..l.L DATE January 24, 1981
BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
9-10' BEDROCK; Tmc, massive gray conglomerate; hard excavation Massive
No Ground Water
No Caving
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No.-lL DATE January 24, 1981
LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-2 1 SOIL; light brown silty sand
I 2-7' BEDROCK; Tmc, sandstone and mudstone; pink, green, gray a N 25 w N 3 E thin bedded highly weathered and fractured; many minor 13 s 67 N shears and off sets, but no apparent offsets in soil zon· , Cg bed faulting associated with original tectonic uplift
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No . ..12... DATE Januarv 24, 1981
0-1'
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LITHOLOGY
SOIL; light brown silty sand
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No . ...llL DATE January 24 1981 ,
LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-1 SOIL; light brown silty sandss
1-3' BEDROCK; Tv, massive, hard, gray brown conglomerate and 15° w I sandstone
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No._21. DATE January 24, 1981
0-1'
1-6'
LITHOLOGY
SOIL; light brown silty sands
BEDROCK; Tmc & Tv, green shale and sandstone, faulted against red hard sandstone; abundant caliche in shale unit; surface soil off ·set
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------------------·-JOB NO.
LOGGED BY
9-204-4 PROJECT Mann - TT 37092
AES Trench Log DATE J anua rv 24 1981 '
LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-1' SOIL; light brown sandy silt Elkhorn Fault Zone North of Fault
1-6' BEDROCK; Tv, gray to light green sandstone, very l":lard, a N 80 w Numerous trough porcellaneous, brittle, fractures easily, abundance of 47 s shears and
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No Caving
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LOGGED BY AES Trench Log No . ..iL DATE Januarv 24 1981 ' LITHOLOGY BEDDING FAULTING JOINTS COMMENTS
0-l"i' SOIL; light brown, sandy silt North of Elkhorn Fault Zone
l"i-5' BEDROCK; Tv, whitish-gray. sandstone, hard, thin bedded, a N 40 E brittle; extensive caliche zone along southern end of 43 N trench- area of high ground water during the Pleistocene
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