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ENGEO <br /> INCORPORATED <br /> <br /> <br />5150.100.101 <br />March 31, 2008 3 <br />The site is located within a State of California Earthquake Fault Zone (CDMG, 1982) for the <br />Calaveras fault, as shown on Figure 4. The State shows two traces of the Calaveras fault crossing the <br />site. The eastern trace is mapped by the State near the toe of the hillside, and roughly parallel to <br />Foothill Road (N25W). The State maps the northern termination of this trace near <br />Dublin Canyon Road. The second fault trace is mapped stepping to the left about 100 feet to the <br />west of the eastern trace. <br /> <br />As shown on Figure 4, Dibblee (1980) Hart (1981), and Crane (1988) map a fault trace roughly <br />parallel to Foothill in a location similar to the mapping by the State of California (1982). Hart (1981) <br />and Crane (1988) also map fault traces trending N45W to N55W as shown on Figure 4. This trend <br />of faulting is roughly parallel to the hillside and to the existing paved driveway that crosses the site. <br /> <br />Previous Studies <br /> <br />Previous fault investigations have been performed at the site by Geotechnical Engineering, Inc. and <br />Hydro-Geo Consultants. The locations of trenches from these previous studies are depicted on the <br />attached Site Plan, Figure 2 and logs from these previous fault explorations are included in <br />Appendix B for reference. <br /> <br />Previous fault exploration on the properties located to the north of the site were performed by <br />Kleinfelder and Associates (1984) and by Terrasearch Inc. (1983). Previous fault exploration has <br />been performed to the south of the site by Burkland and Associates (1973). The locations of these <br />exploratory trenches are depicted on Figure 4. The previous studies were reviewed and pertinent <br />information was used in preparation of this report. <br /> <br />The fault study by Terrasearch, Inc. (1983) was for the hotel building located to the north of the <br />subject site. This study included three exploratory trenches as shown on Figure 4. The trench logs <br />do not include notations that would indicate that a fault was encountered. Based on review of the