HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.eh.264929101001 (1975)$r PITKIN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
PERMIT iv NUMBER RECEIPT NUMBER
Owner Paul Cush p Phone # 961-1589
Owner's Mailing Address Box 1017, Carbondale
Contractor DBD Comrary Phone # 623-1880
Address
Systems Contractor's Name DBD
Address
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PLOT PLAN:
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COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND SANITATION
ACT I V I T Y RE PORT Code 12
County 57
Private Sewage Disposal
Bob O' Hefferman
&ystal River Estates
I went to look at a leach field. He had assured me on Friday 44momp
for certain it would be done on Tuesday morning. It wasn't done. The tank was
set in, the field was dug, and the gravel was put into the excavation, but the
lines were not done yet --the effluent line, the grouting of the tank.
Several things remain to be done. The one thing that concerns me is that they
came out awfully high on the low end of that hillside in a northerly direction
and it looks like they may be in the fill there although I really can't tell for
sure because I don't know how deep they excavated or how much gravel they've
got.
I left a message that I would like to talk to the contractor to see
if I can get this problem rectified.
LETTER TO FOLLOW: ( ) OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS:
DATE: Sept. 2 19= . REPRESENTATIVE:
R ert Nelson
ES: 7 (Rev. 6-70-].00)