This 140 acre tract located in Northern San Joaquin County is bounded by White Slough just south of Highway 12 west of Lodi. During the mid-19th century the land was farmed by the “Chinese Potato King”, but is now a prime habitat for the valley’s giant garter snake, water fowl and other flora and fauna. The property was developed as prime conservation land by AG Spanos to offset environmental areas lost to nearby developments in Stockton. VVH surveyors provided all land survey aspects for the project, from its original conception where VVH surveyors provided topographic mapping, boundary surveys and bathometric surveys. The project was tied to the San Joaquin County GPS/GIS control network for reference. For its construction VVH provided the staking for the grading and water management facilities. Once constructed VVH provided conservation easement, plat maps and legal descriptions of the property to place the land under a protective contract for its perpetual use as wildlife habitat area.