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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
COUNTY OF PITKIN
P. O. BOX 1025
ASPEN, COLORADO 81611
August 1, 197+
Hal Clark
Pitkin County Building Inspector
Courthouse
Dear Hal,
This letter is in regard to the property owned by Fred Wooden located
adjacent to the Little Elk Creek Subdivision.
A check of the individual sewage disposal system indicated no evidence
of malfunction at the time of the inspection. The water is supplied from
the spring, which has since been properly developed and constructed so as
to preclude surface contamination. That supply has been sampled and reported
as safe.
If there are any further questions concerning this matter, please
advise.
Sincerely,
James C. Roark, R.P.S.
Pitkin County Sanitarian
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Mr. Richard..Grice
C/O Aspen - Pitkin County
Planning Office
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, CO 81611
ASPEN, COLORADO 81611
July 2, 1.979
RE: Wooden Residence situated on a 6.25 acre tract of land
located in Section 4, Township 9 South, Range 86 West
of the 6th P.M.
Dear. Richard:
On June 5, 1979, this office conducted an inspection of the
referenced property for the purpose of determining the
compliance of the water and sewage disposal systems with
current Colorado Department of Health and Pitkin County
regulations and standards.
The water system consists of a spring, submerssible pump and
pressure tanks. The source is adeq ately protected from
surface and individual sewage disposal contamination. The
enclosed results of a bacteriological analysis completed by
the Colorado Department of Health Laboratory in Grand Junction
are in compliance with minimum drinking water standards.
According to Mr. Fred Wooden, the sewage disposal system
consists of a cesspool and leaching trench located to the
northeast of the house. Laundry water is discharged to the
surface via a separate drain and used to irrigate trees.
Section 3.20 D of the Pitkin County Individual Sewage Disposal
Regulations now prohibits the construction of cesspools; and
Section 7.10 further indicates that cesspools are not approved
and are prohibited. We would urge that the sewage disposal
system be reconstructed with proper materials and an approved
septic tank. This will prevent premature failure. However,
5.n as much as Section 4 -and 7 of the Board of County Commissioner;
Resolution #74-18 reference the sewage disposal system and the
enclosed letters of May 10 and August 1, 1974, from this office
recognized no deficiencies, we cannot require --repair and r_ -p i_ i.ce-
ment until. a malfunction occurs. No malfunction was observed
at the time of inspection. The laundry wastes, however, ti,ust,
be treated and disposed of by a subsurface absorption methods.
This can be accomplished by tying, to existing plumbing or
constructing a separate mini -septic system.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at
myoffice.
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Roberi, F. Net ton, R..7.
Allan and Pat Adger
P.O. Box 407
Snowmass, Colorado 81654
Re: On-site Wastewater
a Tract of Land in
West of the 6th P.M.
Dear Allan and Pat:
May 21, 1984
System for the Residence located on
Section 4, Township 9 South, Range 86
On May 16, 1984, this department performed a percolation test
on the referenced property. The average percolation rate measured
was 43 minutes per inch which, under Section 5-6.5 of the Fitkin
�Quuxity-R.�guls�i9��__Qty__.lnislu_agioos��t�m would
require 2220 square feet of absorption trenches. However, while
this type of installation is satisfactory and may be approved,
it is the opinion of this department that an abnormally slow
percolation rate was measured as a result of very large test
hole sizes and some deposition of silty clay from the topsoil
layer above in the test holes. We would suggest that another
percolation test be run in the bottom of a 1200 square foot
seepage bed excavation and the area adjusted as needed.
Please consider this letter as an approval to begin construction
and repair of the failed septic system and approval to install
a concrete septic tank with a volume of at least 1000 gallons
to replace the existing cesspool. We trust that this letter
will provide your contractor sufficient time to complete the
repairs required of the previous owner, Mr. Wooden within the
deadline established.
Please contact this office when the additional percolation holes
are ready to be retested.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have further questions
please call.
Sincerely,
Robert F. Nelson
Environmental Health Officer
RFN/co/Adger
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
AND POLLUTION CONTROL
COUNTY OF PITKIN
P. O. BOX I
ASPEN, COLORADO 81611
lday 10, 19'T4
Mr. Fred Wooden
Box 2621
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Dear ;fir. 'Wooden:
This letter is concerning the dwelling owned by you and
located at the west end of Little Elk Creek 'pillage. 311/2 461as
west of the Old Snowmaas store on Capitol Creek. On April 22, the
undersigned visited the property to inspect the water and sewage disposal
systems of the dwelling. At the time of the inspection, there was
no evidence of malfunction of the sewage disposal system.
The water is supplied from a spring located across the road.
This office recomends the extension of the spring structure which
is solid to a point at least twelve inches above the ground surface
oa the high side. A lid then should be installed so as to shed water
away from the system.
If this office can be of any further assistance, please advise.
Sincerely.
James C. Roark, k►. P. S.
Pitkin County Sanitarian
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cc: iial Clark
County Building Inspector
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RESOLUTION
BOARD OF PITKIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO
No. 74- 18
WHEREAS, an application has been filed by Angela
Wooden and Fred Wooden for an exemption to the definition of
a subdivision under Subsection B of Section 1.4 of Article I
of the Pitkin County Subdivision Regulations, and
WHEREAS, the applicants are desirous of purchasing
(1) Lot 13, Little Elk Creek Village Subdivision, Filing No. 1,
consisting of approximately 2 acres of real property within
an approved subdivision, together with (2) an additional 1.25
acres of real property lying southerly and contiguous thereto,
which 1.25 acre parcel is presently improved with a log struc-
ture in need of remodeling; and, in addition thereto, (3) a
parcel of property approximately three acres in size lying
southerly of the above-described 1.25 acre parcel and northerly
of a stream known as Capitol Creek, the said three-acre parcel
being separated from the remainder of the property to be
purchased from the applicants by a county road connecting Old
Snowmass and the Monestary property, said county road being
twenty feet in width, the traveled portion thereof being
owned by Pitkin County by prescription, and
WHEREAS, if the conditions hereinafter set forth
shall be met by the applicants, this Board believes that this
matter is the proper subject for an exemption under the sec-
tions of the Subdivision Regulations above referred to and
should be granted, the resulting impact theretrom being less
j than that which would occur upon development of the property
1 otherwise,
i� WHEREUPON, upon motion made and seconded, the follow-
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
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I� BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners
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of Pitkin County, Colorado, grant an exemption under Section
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1.4(B) of the Pitkin County Subdivision Regulations which
would allow conveyance of approximately 6.25 acres of property
to Angela Wooden and Fred Wooden, provided that the following
conditions shall be met as a condition of this exemption:
1. That the applicants shall provide evidence to the
Pitkin County Building Department of the ownership of the
subject 6.25 acres before any building permit shall be issued
for remodeling of the log structure as above described.
2. That the applicants shall provide the County with
a certified survey prepared in conformity with the provisions
of 136-2-2 C.R.S., 1963, prior to the issuance of any building
permit for the remodeling of the existing log structure on the
property or the construction of any additional improvements
requiring a permit. Said survey shall be accepted for record-
ing by the Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder and shall have
sufficient information on the face thereof to identify the same
and shall contain language thereon.ratifying and confirming
the agreements of the applicants which are conditions for accept-
ance of this exemption resolution.
3. Prior to the issuance of any building permit,
either for remodeling or for any other improvements requiring
the same, the applicants shall submit satisfactory evidence
of the quality, quantity and dependability of any source of
domestic water supply to be utilized by them for the proposed
improvement of the existing log structure.
4. Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the
applicants shall submit evidence satisfactory to the County
of the adequacy of their existing or any proposed sewage
disposal system. The approval required hereunder and that
required for acceptability of water supply shall be that of
the Pitkin County Health Department in accordance with standards
employed by that department.
5. Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the
applicants shall provide the Pitkin_ Planning Commission with
an acceptable landscaping plan for the property with proper
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assurances that the same shall be carried into effect.
6. Simultaneous with the conveyance of the 6.25 acres
to the applicants, the applicants shall agree, by good and
sufficient instrument, to grant to the County; for the use
and benefit of the public, a trail easement along Capitol Creek,
the same to be ten in width and providing that the same
be granted in perpetuity if, as and when the easement agreed
to shall form a logical link in the County system of trails in
the area. The location of such proposed trail shall be shown
on the certified survey to be provided hereunder.
7. The applicants shall agree to install and maintain
sewage disposal and water systems acceptable to the Pitkin
County Health Department if, as and when the present systems
are deemed inadequate by the Pitkin County Health Department,
regardless of any improvements which may occur upon the property
for which this exemption is granted.
8. The applicants shall agree to improve vehicular
access to the existing log structure situate upon the property
in accordance with the requirements for road cuts on County
roads in Pitkin County, Colorado. The same shall be a condition
to the issuance of any building permit for the remodeling of
the existing log structure on the property.
9. That the applicants shall provide to the Pitkin
County Planning & Zoning Commission results of geological and
soil tests and studies showing that the property is not situate
within a hazard area prior to the issuance of a building permit
for any additional resident structure upon the property, i.e.,
the guest house.
10. The applicants shall encumber the subject
property with deed restrictions, providing that the aggregate
property ownership, i.e., the 6.25 acres, more or less, shall
be improved only with the remodeled log structure presently
situate thereon, a guest house not to exceed five hundred fifty
square feet in size, to be situate only southerly of the County
road presently disecting the property, and said guest house
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shall not be visible from the County road above referred to
and shall have no vehicular access therefrom. Those restric-
tions shall be in good and sufficient form enforceable by this
Board and shall be contained in the deed of conveyance to the
applicants (and ratified by them) under the exemption herein
granted.
11. The applicants shall, simultaneous with the
conveyance of the property to them under the exemption herein
granted, convey by good and sufficient bargain and sale deed
sufficient property to create a sixty -foot road right of way �?
for the County road as the same disects the said property; j
provided that this requirement shall be limited to a thirty-
foot right of way on those portions of the subject property
which abut only one side of the County road. The deed form and
evidence satisfactory_of ownership shall be provided to the
County and approved by appropriate agents thereof prior to any
conveyance under the exemption.
12. The deed restrictions referred to in paragraph
10 above shall also contain provisions that the ownership of /I
the property shall not be further divided in violation of the
Pitkin County Subdivision Regulations and the development of
the property shall be limited to the remodeling of the exist-
ing log structure lying northerly of the County road, the
construction of a guest house as hereinabove provided, together
with appropriate accessory buildings and improvements thereto.
13. The applicants shall obtain the approval of the
Planning & Zoning Commission that all of the conditions hereof
have been met prior to the issuance of any building permit to
build the guest house proposed by the applicant, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Pitkin County Clerk
and Recorder is hereby instructed and authorized to accept
for recording any and all instruments relating to this exemp-
tion which are properly recordable and which have been approved
for such recording by the Pitkin County Attorney, and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that as a last and final
condition of the exemption herein granted, the applicants pay
to the County the sum of $ 75.00 as a fee for the process-
ing and administration of this comprehensive exemption appli-
cation.
DATED: . -m(Ar-ch 19 1974.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF PITKIN COUNTY
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State of Colorado.
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A tract of land situate in Section 4, Township 9 South, Range 86 West
of the 6th Principal Meridian being mre particularly described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the southwest corner of Lot 13, Little Elk Creek 1
VillaOe Subdivision, Block 1, said snbdlvisibn plat belnn flied for
record in the Clerk and Recorders Office for the County of Pitkin, State
of Colorado; thence along the southerly boundary of said Lot 17 5 83'
14'38" E 768.73 feet to the northerly right -o/ -way of a county road
as built and In place; thence alono said northerly rlaht-of-way the fell" -
Ing, courses: S 57.28'07' W 247.00 feet; thence 21,54 feet along the
arc of a 213.10foot rat1us curve to the left which arc subtends a chord
bearinn S 54.74',5" W 21.53 Leet: thence S 51.40'42" W 89.46 feet:
thence 78.97 feet along the arc of a 911.85 loot radius curve to the
right which arc subtends a chord bearing 5 54.09'383" W 78.94 feet; thence
leaving said northerly right-of-way on a course bearing N 01'08'40" A
290.40 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1,178 acres more or less.
2.967 Acre Parcel
A tract o1 land situate 1n Sec Non 4, Tmmthip 9'South, Range 86 Welt
o1 the 6th Drtnci poi-ertdlan be in mote particularly described as t01 -
tows: Beginning at a point on the southerly right-of-way of a couhty
road as built and Io Dlace whence the northeast corner of said Section
4 bears N 43.57'76" E 5833,81 Ieet; thence along sold southerly right -
o/ -way the folio+ing courses: S 57.2R'07" N 51.51 feet: thence 15.48
feet along the arc of a 153.18 foot radius curve to the left whl ch arc
subtends a chord hearing 5 54.34'25" W 15.47 feet; thence S 51.40'42"
W 89.836 feet; thence 121,39 feet along the arc of a 971,85 foot radius
curve to the right, which arc subtends a chord bearing S 55.15'24" W
121.32 feet: thence leaving said southerly right-of-way on a course
bearing S 00.57'52" E 122.26 feet to the center line of Capitol Creek;
thence along said creek center floe the following courses: N 79.49'01"
E 25.76 feet; the
S 64•.18'56" E 58.45 feet; thence S 10.10.43" E
39.15 feet; thence S 61.13'2)" E 56,82 feet; thence N 89.24.31" E
62.60 feet: thence 7 65.830'37" E 34,67 feet; thence N 42.44'10" E
55.12 rest: thence N 46.13'07" E 33.69 feet; thence N 71'09'01' E
53.65 Ieep thence N 44.07'35" E 51.51 Ieet; thence N BO.57'21" E
10.85 feet; thence S 61.50'53" E 24.97 feet; thence S 49.71'78" E
14,32 Teet; Menre 0 44.12'26" E 831.89 feet; thence N 75',5'21' E
32.94 feet; thence S 14.08'54" E 19,45 feet; thence S 79.06'12" E
5.1.51 feet; thence S 77.13'20" E 51,60 feet; nee S 77.12'26" E
28.76 feet; thence N 78.02.20" E 29.86 feet: genre q 59.56'48" E
58.88 feet; thence leaving said creek center line on a course bearing
N 67.27'43" W 550.90 feet to the point of beginning, containing 2,967
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