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3.4 Class IV Lands The following soil types as described ahd mapped in the Anoka County Soil Survey, 1977 may be found to meet the criteria of Class IV land. Numerical Symbol Letter Symbol Name 20, 20c Af 25, 95 Ba 85, 185 Lb 53 Mc Alluvial land, frequently flooded Becket very find sandy loam Lake beaches Marsh 3.5 Class V Lands The following soil types as described and mapped in the Anoka County Soil Survey, 1977 may be found to meet the criteria of Class V land. 132-D HdD 232-D HeD 152-D KmD 152-E KmE 207-D -NyD 8-D-2 SbD2 158-D ZmD Hayden fine sandy loam Heyder fine sandy loam Kingsley fine sandy loam Kingsley fine sandy loam Nymore loamy coarse sand. Sartell fine sand, eroded Zimmerman fine sand 3.6 Determination of Land Classification The Anoka County Soil Survey, 197-7~ and supplemental operational soil surveys may be used as a guide to the determination of land classification. The actual classification of land shall, be verified by topographic surveys to verify slopes, percolation tests as described in the City of Ramsey Sewage Disposal Ordinance to verify percolation rates and soil borings to verify adequate depths to groundwater. SECTION IV - LOCATION OF AND PROVISIONS FOR SOIL ABSORPTION SYSTEMS 4.1 New Subdivisions Sufficient area of class I land shall be reserved within each newly created lot or parcel of less than 10 acres for the construction of an adequately sized soil absorption system and the reconstruction of soil absorption or final disposal unit of that system. The area of Class I land required shall be determined on the basis of system design requirements of the City of Ramsey Sewage Disposal Ordinance, the percolation rate of soils'determined to be Class I, and the estimated daily volume of sewage based on proposed site development. In no instance shall the reserved area of Class I land be less than as required in Section 1.4 herein. The reserved area of Class I land -5-