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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.eh.246721202003 (1975)Document Layout (From Most Recent to Oldest Permit) Permit Application Log Sheet/Notes & Photos Communications As -built Design Engineer Design Soil Information Water Permit & Information Second System on property Third System etc. Floor Plans Please See Building and Land Use Approvals Files for additional information. 11;�-0a-00? rr •PITKIN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 9;!I PERMS 0 NUMBER [� Owner /� ✓'✓ice �I^r'// !7- Owner's Mailing Address /_ 5D X- 7.0 7„1- /V Sdnr Contractor Address Systems Contractor's Name //e /'/ //J2YddjZ, Address Legal RECEIPT N/U�MBER_� Phone # i ✓ 3 Phone # Lot Size /y> aam - Type of Building by Use 71� / f�-- Number of Bedrooms cc Type of Water Supply�-4 Type of Individual Sewage Dispos Type of Soil or Soil Classificat Proximal Location of Bedrock NDT j =E2f/L1/A1c 2 — ,16 / Proximal Location of Ground Water Table A/OT q- Tc-eM1 N C n � 16 /S/9JSS Owner's Signature �i,�..� L/GC// Date PLOT PLAN: Percolation Test Minimum Recommended Absorption System Size Minutes per inch An //f AI 419n 9'-7.,/ Min Re%7o��mmended Tank Size U l�X �J - U" Pe i't� p ication valid one year from D e. Application to become after lower portion is completed and signed by the Sanitarian. RE CONSTRUCITON SITE... Date 7 pe 't an$ final -only TAI THIS FORM AT THE k 0 hRPROXIMATE Noar►1 ExisTijG �ie uma (8)DIAM-MP 1 (Now USED FOR IAUN DRY WA SrE O "Pno,,&#k 12so� ICP CON R SEPTIC -rAM< DP,IvE y� f NLET F PITKIN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Field Test Data Sheet on Percolation Test PROPERTY OWNER /�/C�/ �/✓�CU�'" MAILING ADDRESS LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY LOCATION OF TEST HOLES Three (3) test holes required per system Q y Test Hole Depths (24" minimum) 0 Diameter of Test Holes Water Remaining after 24 hour soak D 0 PHONE ' o r. 7: � I Ii Percolation Rate Each Hole Average Rate /— Comments on soil or site:. =4&rI411411� SIGNATURE r DATE ., 11 r • COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH• DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND SANITATION A C T I V I T Y R E P O R T Code iP Section County 5Z FILE REFERENCE: Private Sewaae Disnosal INDIVIDUAL OR ESTABLISHMENT: Terry Ornutt ADDRESS: NARRATIVE: The perc rate was 16 minutes to the inch at the bottom of the dry well, about 12 feet under the surface of the ground. Unfortunately, it is a basement installation, which precludes the installation of a leech Yield. The septic tank is set about 6 feet under the ground already, and the back hoe operator is going about as deep as he possibly can with a 15 foot square hole. This gives us an effective absorption area of about 370-370 square feet, which is far short of the required minimum for this particular property (800 ft. deep). My recommendation would be to tie the washing machine into the mal- functioning system and this would promote the better breakdown in the septic tank and also allow an area reduction of about 40% from the minimum requirements. LETTER TO FOLLOW: ( ) OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: DATE: SentPmhar 1'`1 19�r_ REPRESENTATIVE: Bob Nelson ES: 7 (Rev. 6-70-100) Section FILE REFERENCE: INDIVIDUAL OR ESTABLISHMENT: • COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH• DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND SANITATION ACT I V IT Y RE PORT Code 12 County 57 ADDRESS: Samuelson Subdivision NARRATIVE: Conference re: Malfunctioning dry well This particular dry well is tied into a septic tank set roughly 6 feet under the surface of the ground already. We discussed a number of options including replacing a metal septic tank and adding a new dry well and the options and requirements for such. LETTER TO FOLLOW: ( ) OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: S _ _ DATE: GAgtembar- 10 ES: 7 (Rev. 6-70-100) REPRESENTATIVE: Robert Nelson • COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH• DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND SANITATION A C T I V I T Y R E P O R T Section FILE REFERENCE: INDIVIDUAL OR ESTABLISHMENT: NARRATIVE: PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL QURCUrr Terry Code 12= County Conference. He wanted to know what was necessary for a sewage disposal system repair permit. There is a problem with the system. He indicated he had a metal tank, which I requested be pumped and carefully examined to determine both treatment capacity and condition, particularly in the outlet baffle. He indicated to me that he thought maybe the tank was installed backwards to begin with, which I didn't really see as feasible cause of mal -function, but we'll be able to tell once he gets the tank uncovered and get a look at it. Inasmuch as he's very deep already with basement plumbing coming into the system, typical of the installations in the Samuelson Subdivision, at about 6 feet below the surface of the ground at which point the leach field almost becomes impractical. We've had reasonably good perc ratesoyn to a depth of about 12 feet on other lots and this may be the approach wec have to take in getting this one repaired. Because it is a duplex, we might have to get into another situation with replacement of the septic tank, but I really can't say until we get further along in the situation. LETTER TO FOLLOW: ( ) OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: 1 _ DATE: September 8 , 1975 ES: 7 (Rev. 6-70-100) REPRESENTATIVE: 4 -! Obert Nelson