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PITKIN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT PERMIT NUMBER 77/26 Owner Music Associates of Aspen, nc Owner's Mailing Address Engineer >Smoot Collins Engineers, Ji c RECEIPT NUMBER ANED Phone No. 925-3254 Address Box HH;. Aspen, •Color o 8161' 1 ' System's Contractor's Name A . B . C . Septic Phone No. Q2.52O.8c Address _ea rbons a, rasiroSt623a�-= Legal Description Music Associates Campus —Castle Creek SE%, se%, Sec .14 & W a, SW%, Sec .13, T 1 OS, R 85W, 6th P.M. Pitkin County, Colorado 31 .22 + Total Acreage-2 lots Type of Building by Use Classrooms Lot Size Number of Bedrooms Owner's Signatur PLOT PLAN: ATTACHED ' S REQUIRED Type of Water Supply Well on site Date *********•**************************-**-**********-*********•*************-*****************•***•* Type of Individual Sewage Disposal System Type of Soil or Soil Classification 5/t7Y 729/-So/L- , A4//tip S earl c blil,C /lire Proximal Location of Bedrock Geeiti Imo; iv441 e Proximal Location of Ground Water Table f e,,et / fmAl a F-T. ************************. *****- **********************.************************************ Percolation Test Date 9/d7? Minimum Recommended Absorption System Size Minimum Recommended Tank Size Special Conditions of Issue: Minutes Per Inch 17/ 1-667- at S'd/ /4e16 So IL_ 722 BF %/'7iea.PTeD /caP /NSTf1LL-4%/oir/ &z_ 6/9 Approved for Issuance By� C Date ********************************* /* *** *** FINAL INSPECTION APPROVAL NOTICE When properly signed for issuance, this application becomes your permit. Application valid one year from date. If an individual sewage disposal permit Is issued for property on which no building permit has been issued, the individual sewage disposal permit shall expire 120 days after its issuance if construction has not been commenced. Any change in plans or speci- fications after the permit has been issued invalidates the permit, unless approval is secured from the Health Officer for such changes. 2/23/7 '7 ** * *********. ****************************** "' Date (Drawing of System on Back) y • AR IC 1 ?sq. , -• _ _ ____ ry • • -I a Cm • } 2cS -!ALL & &a `,'vex;' C& iGD erE. SEPT! tAJ n N1.A.A. SEPTIC; 6YTEt1 (A'.2 I'l u I L`i' ,) 5o' rots. ru.tu EXrAI.15Io1J 5'5EtSACK FROM BLp&, 6E0I ION. IJT�; -- rr.RIPHE I LINE.P V/ITI-1 IrP%L, LAYER' OF Cv MIL. POLYETHYLENE nuI. 5O- O„ &I'AG1=_ For_ IUJ w�nITIoNN.. TAHIA Ir r r(V P roR. F I_LtI I.V.F. 1-xF»J.IM,IOI. RIFE r,crrER.►l A� VET cop _IL Fk'.OM 1-5LP6. AL5SDRI2TI01.) AK FLAI (r3111, 011) oso rear, - PL/\ICI k • COLLIKIG I ; :-.11-113.11r/2 <n I & E . I-1Y 1.1 /41 15 L.-I I Tr_ -.bi. •. po>( oPFIcr. rx)x 1-1 1-1 r .)r- ?-0nri Pitkin County Environmental Health Department . Contact Log Sheet Name: Parcel ID#: Address: 0 Date. L Person S token To • Cotmehts /Action to be taken Surr b- w Eck. - 0UiS v• u211 hots cif\ - 6 KAA)-,� cl_ Pt\5 14 rk M-twl Initials Time CHARLES T. COLLINS IICONSULTING ENGINEER P. o. E3 O X H H / AS P E N, C O LO RAD © 81 611 / 303 925-2089 September 19, 1977 Music Associates of Aspen Campus Addition to Music Hall Septic Tank and Field System Re: Percolation Tests at Proposed Site 9/16/77 Eight test holes were dug in the specific area of the percolation field Three holes were selected in a pattern to test the entire area since all test holes offered equal conditions. The percolation tests were admini- stered as required by the specifications found in Public Health Service Publication Number 526 - Manual of Septic Tank Practice The percolation rate was approximately one (1) inch per minute. The soil ( see attached sketch ) profile consists of two (2) to four (4) inches of grass and top soil that covers a rock and silty, gravelly soil. The entire proposed construction area for the septic tank and field system is a sanitary fill site. The rocks range up to two (2) cubic feet to a depth of eight (8) feet. Most of the rocks are one-half (1i) cubic feet or less and intermingle with the above described soil. There was no groundwater at a depth of eight (8) feet. GMR/j b Encl. -2- George M. Bryn Pr3ect ft4anager Charles Collins, P.E. Consulting Engineer September 19, 1977 Septic Tank Size Requirements Manual of Se tic -Tank Practice Day School (no showers or meals) 15 gal/person/day Peak Load This Facility (50 Persons/day = 750 gal/day X 1.5) 1 125 gal/day Peak Loading 150 students (summer music students) Four toilets on site are currently functional Tank size requirement-1250 gallon Absorption Trench Size Requirements: Due to an excessively fast percolation rate the absorption trench area will have to be excavated to a. 6' average depth and a suitable fill material placed to within 2' of the surface to provide a proper percolation rate The corrected percolation rate of one (1) inch drop in 10 to 25 minutes would allow for a maximum rate of sewage application of 1.0 gallons per square foot per day, Manual of Septic Tank Practice, page 46 The total absorption trench bottom areas must equal 1250 square feet Using a 2 foot wide trench, 625 linear feet of trench will be required. An area of 2704 square feet will be required to place the absorption trench. See attached drawing Installation to be in a workmanlike, quality manner, as per the directions found in the Manual of Septic Tank Practice, Public Health Service, Public Health Publication Number 526 This septic tank and absorption trench system is designed to service the addition of six (6) toilets, one (1) urinal, and four (4) sinks 9 I ress—Th 121; (,)\\\\\H1L9..1'" �F 5 ET, Fl�OI� C,Il',� ✓ _ _ . ^ ' c- F i �F _ f`l i tip! rI LI.: MA rcit.L ':fl-1 cove JIL II 1(IaEIIL all=-llt I1 IliL j& II 11 1r-Uk -1IL �r Vim. EC -IT 100 F-f. ER'c�M A[501 fr I01] 1RELIrIH MM. AJEA. =I 213 0 SF. / c r}\ OF 2 FL WIDE T KELI CH Est 625 L.F Ae601Tf l0I4 TKE LP CI -I e rT `AL_ Arrak7270-4,6,F, � ll"J _� f• J 1 Y_ �"l•l'i l.r'1 f ��� L �J f. Ci- f) i-, _� 1 1^� Z]1A��. 1'�' i 6 J' < _ YLI ), 1'.'r 'l 1'l�`l 1 `-•` k� J 1 ' bI-IILDI�I72. � •••••••••••••••=r _I I_ la r-=► +l NOTE: IJ,J o L t) (t r' PR o V fi. O x: /9") A I I fl' 8 SO, ./J71o, 8 1 • / 250 S LSi: 7 of rg✓- f fl Dues TN .t. PATE: clAI)/77 COLLI IJ1) EJJGILI EEkS A6Pl3l , caLogn o 81611 i CHARLES T. COLLINS CONSULTING ENGINEER P. O. B O X H H / ASPEN, C O LO RAD O 81611 / 303 925-2089 November 10, 1977 TO: Mr. Bob Nelson, Pitkin County Sanitarian FROM: George M. Bryan, Project Manager R E: Music Associates of Aspen, Inc. Campus Septic Tank Please see the attached shop drawings. The above referenced project was completed by A. B. C . Septic Tank Co. of Carbondale. All work was done as per Pi tkin County Sanitary Code under our supervision. Charles T. Collins, P.E. COLLINS ENGINEERS, INC. CTC/jab encl. Music Associates atS of Asiprn Casthe Creek Campus TN nitai Newer C IEiospection kfrjptrt 6/5/00 1 r Ip 1 1 1 (-] PO Box 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, GO 00424n2098 97011453m6176 (FAx: 070,453 4044) PRE TV JNSPEcTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 1 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 6" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 304' AMF-'l 1 UPSTREAM Mil < < (X) O > > DIRECTION OF FLOW < < () (X) > > CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-12 DOWNSTREAM 11111-1 DESCRIPTION DISTANCE TO: POSITION CLOCK COUNTER Disc (FT) MH AMF-11 0:00 0 0 12 CABLE EXITING PIPE (HEAT TAPE?) 5 12 LATERAL ORIGIN OF CABLE TAPE -HEAT 303 1 LATERAL 304 16:19 CLEAN OUT @ AMF-12 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 1 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/ 19/07 V c i N r r 3 ri P0130x 2090 k3RECKENRIDCE, CO 00424=2098 9704534i176 (FAX: 970045304044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 2 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 8" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 136' AMF-11 UPSTREAM IIAEI << 0) (X) DIRECTION OF FLOW << () (X) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-10 DOWNSTREAM IVID COUNTER Disc DESCRIPTION DISTANCE TO: CLOCK (FT) POSITION MH AMF-11 0:00 0 LATERAL 17 12 LATERAL 129 12 136 7:11 MH AMF-10 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 2 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 wo so o 0 0 9 Ft' �� : c 0 PO Box 209C BRECKENRIDGE, GO 80424,2098 970,453,6176 (FAx: 970-453,4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET Music SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 3 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 88' AMF-10 UPSTREAM MO 0 (X) >> << () (X) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL DIRECTION OF FLOW AMF-9 DOWNSTREAM MEI I DISTANCE TO (ET) 0 13 88 CLOCK POSITION 12 DISC COUNTER 0:00 4:08 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-10 LATERAL MH AMF-9 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 3 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/ 19/07 PO Box 2090 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 00424n2090 970,453u6176 (FAx: 970045304044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RO. DISC 1 CHAPTER 4 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 219' AMF-9 UPSTREAM MD « () (X) >> << () (X) >> DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-8 DOWNSTREAM Mil DISTANCE TO: (FT) 0 3 219 CLOCK POSITION 11 Disc COUNTER 0:00 6:42 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-9 LATERAL MH AMF-8 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 4 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 To !o UO9 JLikMC P® Box 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 80424,2098 9Y0,453,6176 (FAx: 970,453,4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615/08 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 5 PIPE TYPE DIP PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 74' AMF-8 UPSTREAM MO () (X) >> << () (X) >> DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-7 DOWNSTREAM MU DISTANCE TO: (FT) 0 CLOCK POSITION 74 Disc COUNTER 0:00 3:48 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-8 MH AMF-7 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 5 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 c J1 o PO Box 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 80424-2098 9`100453 6176 (FAx: 970045304044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615/08 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 6 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 8" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 80' AMF-8 UPSTREAM MB << (X) () >> « () (x) DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-8A DOWNSTREAM MD DISTANCE TO: (FT) 0 2 CLOCK POSJITION 80 DISC COUNTER DESCRIPTION 0:00 6:40 MH AMF-8 DROP PIPE MH AMF-8A 6 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 PO Box 2098 r3RECKENRIDGE, CO 80424'2098 970453 6176 (FAx: 970453,4044) PRE TV VNsPFcTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 7 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 8" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 53' AMF-8A UPSTREAM IVI{I (x) () >> DIRECTION OF FLOW << () ()t) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-8.1 DOWNSTREAM MH DISTANCE '[0: (FT) 0 50 53 CII,OCK ]POSITION Disc COUNTER 11 0:00 4:42 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-8A LATERAL CLEAN OUT @ MH AMF-8.1 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 7 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 gJ O 00 r� J' O 41 .fI ,if C C. PO Box 2090 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 8O424 2O98 9 / 6-4. 53n6' 76 (FAx: 97004.534044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN Music SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. Disc 1 CHAPTER 8 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 8" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 131' AMF-8A UPSTREAM MD () (X) DIRECTION OF FLOW << () (X) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-8B DOWNSTREAM MH COUNTER Disc DESCRIPTION POSITION C ,OCK DISTAINCIK '1'O: (I 0 ll') MH AMF-8A 0:00 82 1 LATERAL 127 1 LATERAL 131 5:26 CLEAN OUT @ MH AMF-8B QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 8 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 Ui 0 t o Uo9 IIoc0 PO F]ox 2090 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 00424n2090 970045306176 (Fixx: 970,453 4044) PRE TV INSPkC_TION DATE TELEVISED 6/5108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET Music SCHOOL RD. Disc 1 CHAPTER 9 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 111' AMF-7 UPSTREAM Mil << 0 (X) >> << () (x) DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-6 DOWNSTREAM Mil DISTANCE TO: (FT) 0 CLOCK POSITION Disc COI.N'I'ER. 111 0:00 DESCRIPTION 5:40 MH AMF-7 MH AMF-6 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 9 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 f--lC a LD rL VV PO Box2098 BRRECKENRIDGE, GO €30424,2098 970,453 6176 (FAx: 970,453,404.4) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 10 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 213' AMF-6 UPSTREAM MO << U (X) >> << O (X) >> DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-5 DOWNSTREAM DISTANCE, TO: 0 213 CLOCK POSITION Disc COUNTER 0:00 5:43 DESCRIPTION MH AMR-6 MH AMF-5 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 10 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 r�5�f Cf� trio \,��e L �o o !r eo PO Box 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 8042402098 970453 6170 (f Ax: 970453 4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 11 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 250' AMF-5 UPSTREAM Mil 0 (X) >> << () (X) DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-4 DOWNSTREAM MO DISTANCE TO: (I'I') 0 250 CLOCK POSITION Disc COI LATER 0:00 8:00 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-5 MH AMF-4 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 11 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 rgil o a ICJ o 9 C o PO Box 2098 E RECKENRIDGE, CO 80424=2098 970,453=6176 (FAx:970,453=4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 12 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 121' AMF-4 UPSTREAM MN << O (X) >> << () (X) DIRECTION OF FLOW CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-3 DOWNSTREAM MFI DISTANCE TO: (FT) CLOCK POSITION 0 121 Disc COUNTER 0:00 4:31 DESCRIPTION MH AMF-4 MH AMF-3 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 12 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 O o ti0 9 :IC C PO Box 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 80424 2098 970,453,6170 (FAx: 970,453,4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615/08 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 13 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 292' AMF--3 UPSTREAM MI-i « p (X) >> DIRECTION OF FLOW « () (X) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-2 DOWNSTREAM MIS DISTANCE 'll'® (FT) 0 292 CLOCK P081' 'ION Disc COUNTER 0:00 9:20 DFJSC!PTION MH AMF-3 MH AMF-2 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 13 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/ 19/07 Jn a U., IOC 0 PO Box 20998 BRECKENRIDGE, CO 80424D2098 970453.6176 (FAx: 970445304044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 615108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. DISC 1 CHAPTER 14 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH 277' AMF-2 UPSTREAM MH « () (X) DIRECTION OF FLOW << () (X) >> CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AMF-1 DOWNSTREAM MH DISTANCE TO: (ET) 0 277 CLOCK PORTION Disc COUNTER 0:00 7:29 ESCR][P'11'ION MH AMF-2 MH AMF- 1 QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 14 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 ISO Rox 2098 BRECKENRIDGE, GO 00424n2090 970,453=6176 (FAx: 970453=4044) PRE TV INSPECTION DATE TELEVISED 6/5108 PROJECT 08200 AREA ASPEN MUSIC SCHOOL STREET MUSIC SCHOOL RD. Disc 1 CHAPTER 15 PIPE TYPE PVC PIPE DIAMETER 10" OPERATOR MARC CCTV LENGTH H 418' AMF-1 UPSTREAM MU << () (X) >> DIRECTION OF FLOW () (X) CAMERA DIRECTION OF TRAVEL EXISTING DOWNSTREAM MIS POSITION CLOCK COUNTER DIsc DESCRIPTION DISTANCE TO: (FT) 0 0:00 MH AMF-1 102 2 LATERAL 418 9:16 EXISTING END MH Disc BY OTHERS QMSR 012 CUTFORM DISC 15 CLAUSE/SEC 8.5.103 REV. 0.1 3/19/07 MEMORANDUM To: Suzanne Wolff, Planning Department From: Nancy Mackenzie and Warren C. Rider, Pitkin County Environmental Health & Natural Resources Department Date: July 18, 2007 Re: Aspen Music Festival and School (AMFS) & Aspen Country Day School (ACDS) Rezoning, Public -Institutional Master Plan Review, GMQS Exemption for Essential Community Facility, Site Plan Review. PID 27,35-033-00-034 (Case No. P055-07) 0/rv'9 a.'?t( SUMMARY OF RELEVANT PARTS OF APPLICATION The applicant is requesting Rezoning, Master Plan Review, GMQS Exemption, and Site Plan Review. The applicant asserts that the plan it has proposed is the best way to bring the facilities up to the level of the other associated facilities related to the School and Festival. DISCUSSION: Nancy MacKenzie and Warren Rider from this Department conducted a site visit on June 27, 2007 with the Planning Department, other referral agencies and representatives of the applicant. The Environmental Health & Natural Resources Department has reviewed the details of the Aspen Music Festival and School & Aspen Country Day School application under the authority of the Pitkin County Land Use Code and has the following comments. WATER COURSES AND DRAINAGE (Sec. 7-20-30): As outlined in the application packet, applicant has committed to obtaining all necessary U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits as well as State of Colorado permits before conducting work. If this master plan is approved, the littoral shelf in the pond should be constructed for the enhancement of aquatic habitat in the on -site ponds. The Colorado Division of Wildlife should be contacted to assist with the design of the littoral shelf. Applicant has sufficiently analyzed the increased runoff from the site and will be required to submit a detailed drainage plan for the on -site accommodation of this increased flow. Increased levels of impervious area on the campus will create an overall increase in storm runoff volumes and could have adverse impacts on water quality. Applicant should consider the minimization of impervious surfaces through the use of pervious pavers for some or all of the parking areas, walkways, and patio areas that are currently proposed as impervious cover. Applicant must demonstrate that no adverse impacts to water quality will occur as a result Of the propose actions. FLOODPLAIN HAZARDS: (Sec. 7-20-40): Applicant has submitted a site plan with the 100-year floodplain limits clearly depicted. It should be understood by the applicant that, while health and safety on -site is one factor driving Pitkin County floodplain concerns, FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program is a primary driver. This program requires that any development within the floodplain avoid impact to neighboring properties. Applicant will be required to submit a Floodplain Development Permit Application for any and all work within the floodplain. The application will need to identify any changes in flood elevations and what effects, if any, such changes will have on neighboring properties. RIVER AND STREAM CORRIDORS AND WETLANDS: (Sec. 7-20-80): Section 7-20-80 a 2)(a) states that "All activity and development after the 5th of O( July, 2006 shall maintain a riparian area/wetland buffer area of at least one hundred (100) feet, measured horizontally from the identifiable high water line [but] may be reduced to between one hundred (100) and a minimum of fifty. ( ) feet from each feature." The new Land Use Code specifically increased the setback to protect features that provide habitat for wildlife, protect water quality, allow for the retention of storm and flood waters, and provide in -stream habitat (shade) for aquatic species. Applicant's proposal requests that this Code section be disregarded to fit its master plan and allow for a campus -wide twenty (20) foot setback. Applicant argues that there is not a reasonable campus redevelopment option within the confines of the site with the existing one hundred (100) foot setback, even if it is allowed to reduce the setback to fifty (50) feet upon demonstration that such a reduction will not degrade water quality, increase streambank erosion, or reduce the quality of riparian or wetland habitat. Applicant proposes the elimination of some non -conforming structures within the Code's setback and the redevelopment of some new non -conforming structures within the established setback. The proposed development eliminates all structures within twenty (20) feet of Castle Creek. However, applicant's proposal creates substantial increases in structure density, footprint area, and impervioussurfaces within fifty (50) and one hundred (100) feet of Castle Creek. The proposed reduction in the Code's established setbacks may result in water quality degradation and/or the quality of existing riparian or wetland habitat. Development within the applicant's proposed proximity to Castle Creek and its associated riparian areas and wetlands is not permitted by Sec. 7-20-80 (a)(2) and would be denied in sewer lines to 100-year flood plains. It does require that sewer lines be located outside of the stream bed and far enough away from a streambed so that they can be constructed without impacting the stream. The lines should also be installed deep enough and protected from flood waters. An environmental engineer will need to provide documentation as to whether or not a Section 404 US Army Corps of Engineers permit is required for the placement of new water and/or sewer lines. AIR QUALITY: Sections 2-130 and 3-60-020: PM 10 MITIGATION PLAN: Applicant shall propose a PM 10 mitigation plan that will fully mitigate or offset all PM 10 increases expected to be caused by the proposed development. Applicant shall work with the Environmental Health & Natural Resources Department on this plan and shall obtain the Environmental Health & Natural Resources Department's approval of a PM 10 mitigation plan prior to issuance of a Building Permit for any new development. The Plan shall contain firm commitments for PM 10 offset or mitigation. It cannot contain recommendations such as those cited in the Traffic Analysis and Transit Review, August 2006 prepared by Krager and Associates (i.e., "encourage parents and students to utilize the school busing services"). The approved PM 10 mitigation plan must be fully implemented prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy for the new development. FUGITIVE DUST: This Department will require submission of a Fugitive Dust Control Plan, due to the scope of the development. Applicant may also be subject to separate fugitive dust control requirements and permitting by the CDPHE's Air Pollution Control Division. FOOD SERVICE' Any retail food service facility must go through a plan review process and be properly licensed through this Department. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: This Department was disappointed to learn that upgrades to the cafeteria and bathroom facilities are planned for the last phase of development. This Department encourages the timely replacement of the cafeteria that serves both AMSF and ACDS. The current facility is too small for the number of meals required within a short serve period. The traffic flow into the facility and at the accordance with the current Land Use Code development standards. If applicant wishes to pursue its request for diminished setbacks, additional information must be provide to demonstrate how decreased setbacks will not adversely impact those features targeted for protection via stream setbacks. It should be noted that the Master Planning process permits applicant to propose alternative setbacks for the site. ADEQUATE PROVISION FOR WATER NEEDS: 1-60-310 Potable water for the site is provided by the City of Aspen public water system. Reliable water pressure has been an ongoing problem, as detailed in the Engineering Report for Land Use Application from Schmeuser Gordon Meyer (SGM), dated April 4, 2007 They recommended that a pump station be installed on the campus. A less desirable alternative would be an on -site water storage tank which may be more difficult to site due to the lack of available land and may be a hardship due to cost. The report acknowledges that the issue of water supply interruptions is not easily solved. This Department recommends that a backup plan for a water storage tank be provided because it is likely that there will be more water usage with future development or upgrades. SEWAGE TREATMENT: 1-60-320: The campus is served by Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District (ACSD) once the sewer lines join the main line on Castle Creek Road. The campus service lines are not part of ACSD because they are below legal minimum grade and are considered a private system. AMSF owns and maintains the service line on campus. Any maintenance issues and assuring the capacity for additional development are the responsibility of AMSF. The SGM engineering report recommends a thorough inspection of the existing sewer system, including flushing it out and inspecting it via video to identify low spots or other potential problems and recommends ongoing maintenance. This Department recommends that an evaluation of the system be required before any development is allowed. If the existing service lines are not easily maintainable, the SGM report states that any upgrades would be very expensive. Due to the close location of this property to Castle Creek, development should not be allowed if there is the potential for problematic sewers lines that might be a source of contamination. Realignment of sewer lines is proposed for some areas on the campus. The Colorado Water Quality Control Division does not have any specific setbacks for serve line is awkward. The freezer and refrigerator and dry storage space is not adequate for current use. More bathroom facilities are needed. There is no public bathroom facility in the building housing the current cafeteria. The closest bathrooms are in the gymnasium. It should be noted that the above -referenced upgrades will also increase the need for an adequate water supply on the property. SCHMUESER I GORDON I MEYER ENGINEERS SURVEYORS ❑ 1 1 8 W. 6TH, SUITE 200; GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO 81601 O PO Box 3088; CRESTED BUTTE, CO 81224 TO.: -I---J--1--- / C eJl s rot' n_vironzca_ ara./ 30arC RE_ V -f---O C S31 /5 WE ARE SENDING YOU 0 SUBMITTALS LETTER -ATTACHED: UNDER SEPARATE COVER V 0 DRAWINGS 0 LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS O CONTRACT DOCUMENTS 0 OF TRANSMITTAL 0 PO Box 2 1 55; ASPEN, Co 8I62 1 0 320 3RD ST.; MEEKER, CO 81641 DATE; ATTN.* P_RQJECTL_ _i°,rn__-.. " 24 U3 0 Se - PROJECT _NO�__ 9-gj ❑ SPECIFICATIONS THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: ❑ COPY OF LETTER COPIES: DATE: J`{Q: _DESCRIPTION: flcsPcn 717e 1 6/ c I37c5a'er Jn s/ae.0 � bra.. -- /?-et or THESE ARE TRANSMITTED AS CHECKED BELOW: ❑ REMARKS FOR APPROVAL FOR YOUR USE AS REQUESTED FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT FOR BIDS DUE: Xrdi,5 c•-n ./Ac at acAc repori- an' ❑ APPROVED AS SUBMITTED APPROVED AS NOTED RETURN FOR CORRECTIONS RESUBMIT ( SUBMIT RETURN ( COPIES FOR APPROVAL COPIES FOR DISTRIBUTION CORRECT PRINTS 0 PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US e _on 06../70.0 s Plan or ______ /e/ C.e cScr'k7?i /-72eicel /n coniphance a roacal 71- c cer 7#Y, aiabovirk are- Aceitic SIGNED: h.,SA Me/.5/C G I • cheoi,Cie cLrinalion hva S Al2.ckello/e / Ahicis5 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 970-945- 1 004 r-x: 970-945-5948 CRESTED BurrE 970-349-5355 FX: 970-349-5358 ASPEN 970-025-6727 FX: 970-925-4157 MEEKER 970-878-5180 FX: 970-878-4181 1k Did L'=3 W T O o Nancy Mackenzie FROM: Debbie Duley CC: Lisa Vogel, Wells Partnership DATE: July 14, 2008 SU WECT: Aspen Music School The Aspen Music Festival and School recently received approval from the Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners for their Castle Creek Campus Master Plan. The project was approved under Resolution No. 050-2008. The approval was subject to a number of conditions. Condition No. 5 reads as follows: "Prior to submission of any building permit applications, the Applicant shall conduct a thorough inspection of the existing sewer system. The system shall be flushed and inspected via video to identify low spots or other potential problems. Inspections and flushing shall occur annually, and reports shall be submitted to the Environmental Health and Natural Resources Department." The attached materials are being submitted in compliance with that requirement. Western Slope Utilities, Inc. completed the flushing and video inspection on June 5, 2008. A copy of the inspection report and the video are enclosed. There were no defects noted in the inspection, with one exception. The inspection revealed the presence of a section of heat tape in the pipe between manhole numbers AMF-11 and AMF -12. That heat tape has since been removed by Music School maintenance staff. Please accept these materials in satisfaction of the above noted condition. 118 W. 6`h Street, Suite 200 Schmueser Gordon Meyer, Inc. (970)945-1004 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970)945-5948 FAX 16 b-I Y C, r 6-16 6 F1 LJ i Mr. Jim Ma rka tunas City of Aspen Water Dept. 130 So Galena St. Aspen, Colorado 81611 Re: Music Associates of Aspen Castle Creek Campus On —Site Water Facilities Dear Jim: Ronald B. Cloninger James B. Flood Patricia K. Flood November 18, 1983 FLOODoCLONINGER ENGINEERS hereby certifies that to the best of our knowledge the above referenced facilities have been constructed in accordance with City of Aspen specifications and the attached "As® Constructed" drawings. A copy of the Contractors performance bond is attached. Sincerely, FLOODoCLONINGER ENGINEERS By ames B. Flood cc: Mr. Wayne Chapman, City Manager Mr. A.J. Zahbia Mr. J.D. Muller Airport Business Center 0194 Pacific Avenue No. 5B Aspen, Colorado 81611 (303) 920-1002 Huurl L1 LrAnu- 9r Ercebnoc,ru Ronald B. Cloninger James B. Flood Patricia K. Flood November 1 8, 1 983 Mr. Heiko Kuhn Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District 601 N. Mill St. Aspen, Colorado 81611 Music Associates Of Aspen On —Site Sewer Systems Dear Mr. Kuhn: FLOOD—CLONINGER ENGINEERS hereby certifies that the above referenced facilities have, to the best of our knowledge, been constructed in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by our firm. The systems were constructed in accordance with District Standards and Regulations. Attached are two sets of As —Constructed Drawings for the project and a copy of the Contractor's performance bon Sincerely, FLOOD—CLONINGER ENGINEERS CC: Jim McLaughlin J.D. Muller DARIFiq NOV 1_G1983 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASPEWPITKIN • %' act:(1° >ONA4 �° � 1l?1??!l111111111�� Airport Business Center 0194 Pacific Avenue No. 5B Aspen, Colorado 81611 (303) 920-1002 PFPF ol;Pt I.►Cr florin ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASPEN/PITM K ►OW ALL liFlo ICY TF'FSF PPFSFMTS, THAT Franklin Construction Company, I mC as Principal p.n. Pc>. ?°22, Grand Junction, Colorado 81502 , and United Slates Fidelity and Guaranty Company a corporation organized - and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Maryland AI'lP AIITFIGR I7FP TO TRAI►SACT rtlS I I`FSS WITHIN THE STATE' CF CfLCPAPC, as Surety, arc held and firmly hound to: Music Associates of Aspen P.O. Fax AA, Aspen, Colorado P1Fd1 as Owner in the penal sure of • Two Hundred Fifty Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety Seven and No/100 (1C)L L AP S lav,ful r'. of the• I In i ted States of A.ner i ca , for the payment of which, well money and tr u I y to hr made, ihe said Principal and the said Surety, hind themselves and each of their heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, as fol lows : • The condition of the above obligation is such that: 1,'I!FRFAS the above hounded principal has heretofore on the 2.SY AQ day of tract a copyof which is by r f erence A.. n. 1 ° ��,entc�r entered ► nto a written contract, for the construction of made l'us i c Associates of Aspen ' (Owner) On Site. Water o nd Srwcr Facilities: _Road and Parking Improvements, said work (Project) of construct i ^r to be done accord i nc to the requirements of said Contract. • HOW TF'FRE FGPr , If the above hounded Principal shall we l I , truly and faith- fully alteration In or addition thereto, and perform said Contract and Pry comply with all of the terms and provisions tho.r eof an d satisfy all of the ' ns of said Principal arising thereunder (including th�'nts tt e e+n r of obllgat►o ; n f r ; n c�r:►ent, i f ar�y, of E:atcntr,) and t comply ��� lDrawings, r .. nl str' �n�oothcr documents g contained, anc', contained In thedContract required i red to he performed by said con st 1 tut i r►q r, rart of said l n the manner and Principal, and satisfy all claims and c�r'►�ncdS demands of I fully indemnify and save within the tir�r, provided In said Contract, harmless Music Assoc i ales of Aspen , from all costs and damage which (Cwner ) they may suffer hy rc obnn of fai l urr. so to do. and sha I 1 fully reimburse and repay them n I I outlay and expense which may incur In making �o d cnse of ny U l t, aandrc�rsonah I c� counsel f c�cs incurred In the prosecutcn e t .. f or I n connrc t i en wi any th any such do f a I t, es well es all action �:rising ou , ,.� I,�� Town and prising out of orother reasonable . counsel ices incurred by ncTcct i et i ons with such claim or dr f au I t , and sha I l pay ell F arsons who have ccint<nct ci i reci l y with th the Principal, for labor, Hein i prnent, and materials, if any. Included in said Contract, or any alieration in or addition thereto, and Is for a period of one year following the Final Acceptance of work performed under the Contract the Pr i nc i pa I . sha l l faithfully and satisfactorily repair and/or replace all work, material, and equipment Which Is determined to he detective during that period of time, providing such defection .results directly or i nd i reci l y from faulty wor kriansh 1 p or negligence by the Pr i nc i - pal, or from faulty manufacturing,, faulty erection,' faulty materials, or irmproper hand I i no of materials and equipment furnished and installed by the Principal, then i h i s obligation to he null and void; otherwise to remain In full force and effect. And the said Surety, for value received, hereby stipulates and agrees .that no change, extension of time, alteration in or addition to they terms of the contract or to the work to he performed thereunder, or to the -Specifications and Drawings accompanying the same, and no forehear ante on the part of either Music Associates of Aspen , or said Principal to the other, (Owner) shall in anywise affect its obligation on this pond, or release the Principal anr! the Surety or either of then, their heirs, executors, administrators, successors or assigns from their liability hereunder,. and it does hereby waive notice of any such change, extension of time, foreheerance, alteration in or addition to thr terms of the Contract, or to the work to be performed thereunder, or to the Specifications and Drawings and other documents const l - tut i ng a part thereof. I" WITNESS WFIFPFOF , ' the above -named Principal and Surety have signed these presents this 2,05 day of c -- 19 ?3 . Franklin Construction Company, INC. Principal (Contractor) ited States Fidelity and Guaranty Co (Surety) (SFAL) Ry • APPROVED: PY (Its Attor*y-in-Fact) Rodney C. Power GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY No. 78941 Know all Men by these Presents: That UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, a corporation organized State of Maryland, and having its principal office at the City of Baltimore, in the State of Maryland, of the City of Grand Junction Rodney C. Power , State of Colorado its true and lawful attorney in and for the State of Colorado N0V131983 EN.V,►,'JNMENTAL HEALJH N �Sp rWip TK��,� and existing under the iaaws of the does hereby constitute and appoint NOV 1983 for the following purposes, to wit: ENv v +`/1 B\; :L.f v I AL HEALTH To sign its name as surety to, and to execute, seal and acknowledge any and all bonds, and to respeeee"y rm any and all acts and things set forth in the .resolution of the Board of Directors of the said UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, a certified copy of which is hereto annexed and made a part of this Power of Attorney; and the said UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, through us, its Board of Directors, hereby ratifies and confirms all and whatsoever the said Rodney C. Power may Iawfully do in the premises by virtue of these presents. • In Witness Whereof, the said UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY has caused this instrument to be sealed with its corporate seal, duly attested by the signatures of its Vice -President and Assistant Secretary, this January . , A. D. 19 68 UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY. (Signed) By Kara, H. Pogrre (SEAL) STATE OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE CITY, I ss: On this 30th day of Karl H. Doerre (Signed) H. G. Sachse 30th day of Vice -President. Assistant Secretary. January , A. D. 1968, before me personally came , Vice -President of the UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY and H. G. Sachse , Assistant Secretary of said Company, with both of whom I am personally acquainted, who being by me severally duly sworn, said that they resided in the City of Baltimore, Maryland; that they, the said Karl H. Doerre and H. G. Sachse were respectively the Vice -President and the Assistant Secretary of the said UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, the cor- poration described in and which executed the foregoing Power of Attorney; that they each knew the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said Power of Attorney was such corporate seal, that it was so fixed by order of the Board of Directors of said corpora- tion, and that they signed their names thereto by like order as Vice -President and Assistant Secretary, respectively, of the Company. My commission expires the first day in July, A. D. 19.. 69.... (SEAL) STATE OF MARYLAND BALTLMORE CITY, I Set. (Signed) I, James F. Carney Court of Record, and has a seal, do hereby certify that Herbert J. AU11 .Esquire, before room the annexed affidavits were made, and who has thereto subscribed his name, was at the time of so doing a Notary Public of the State of Maryland, in and for the City of Baltimore, duly commissioned and sworn and authorized by law to administer oaths and take acknowledgments, or proof of deeds to be recorded therein. I further certify that I am acquainted with the handwriting of the said Notary, and verily believe the signature to be his genuine signature. Herbert .,... Aull Notary Public. , Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, which Court is a In Testimony Whereof, I hereto set my hand and affix the of Record, this 30th day of January (SEAL) (Signed) • seal of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, the same being a Court , A. D. 19 68 Jamey F, Carney I n . • m 1- 0 z N1R (By o+hcr51 Sia 294-50 i� .nsh••. ssssss sssss LEGEND CATV Pees+aI to Li `Dia.31+CO a a . Sewer Line �w Water Line. (By City o% ,P4spa'ni — Cable TV Buried Cable. Undc rground Telep-onC- Fdr3o c>'r Ext51-in9 Ravemel I llit ExiH+in9 3Iopen 11 New Slopes New Paving g. „ 1-or man E.asernen+ Contractor fo observe +arms 01. aa5?mzn+ a5 91 Ve n in , Addendkm No.1 13EGINI COLITRACT Connection 1-0 MH LJI In :-* — * sees • MH (B) Lathers) ,3, (TrT N% Scale: 111= 501 5cwer Conrx2Cl ion 10 ACS Dlsirlc-1 +o be ccxxdinaiad with ilne Disinc+ Erx inQer .-art_1 Contractor, Completed as per A5- Cc>rtstructiecl Drawincjs. ASpzr, Music 5c1—D\ Sign - End CATV at t r I <11 NU 1 E Pa♦ errant repair Fur man's ands %pi Soil+t� property Inc,I MA/\/For man 1v1I-1 "AMF -1 eta. 37+ 25 r IF79in road sraclnn9 nloclr4ica4ion-5w Dwcj Lie 3 if 275 10I1 PVC N lI-I ' i\l"i F :Dia 40 + lw Read and 5ew¢r con )rr�IC+ton Iz coordinated w1i1-1 Cily CA Aspen Engineer ai ic-1 Cor-trdct0r. At I 5cwer con3truc+ior t +c b� p2r}o,-rnc4 ,Jsicis I�at,er 1czc11nictve. Proper+y Line Pro posed Ear111 13erm w/ T Proposed Par kincj Al -ea See 0w9. No.4 � 1- 01 t-2_441, Nc'l b" D.I.P Wc1iier L1, i,< AS- Con♦� sirc1j by C.iy n1 Aspen. See Icor Access Road P-olile & Crox- ci u:,119 f`l F -1-- ANIL 5070 80(00 8050 N n 00 0 421 a id -PVC C 0. 297. Inv in 1 n" (tr ,i- Fi4f-'izb� • w Cr' ILM1, 40 I /r Ie et I n t, i 'r 10' PVC - N1H 'WE- 4 5ia 44+25 , C5P (12 (k3L e aeae( ENVIRONMENTAL HEALn/ ASPEN/pm- . . - 1 1- -- —r Lt. IY7 CLJr qn to r H r_.IzQtal-. \#.at 11 �4 8050 { 3C C)0 3 32 33 34 351-00 3C 37 42 43 44 45+00 Music Associates of Aspen Castle Creek Campus On -Site Water & Sewer Facilities; Parking and Road Improvements Sewer Collection System Sta. 33+00 to Sta. 45+00 Access Road Plan Flood - C loninger Engineers 0194 Pacific Ave. No. 58, Aspen, CO 81611 (303) 920-1002 Design: ""R"Pr Date Drawn : P,Ct• Check : Q,?- Aug. 83 A_ Coristructec1 D. 11/1(0/63 PKF RPS Project No. 83-015.02 Drawing No. Eire W,. e, 3' Dc,or -_ta,r} ...14 J a..l La.-9e S. L w'"`t"- kI Tc'F-IL 1 all I JI•_s F9Fr LiREASE INTCRCEPToR DETAIL 8070 Min Elaran watota Bow Eisig== rranws namia5.3„....asszerar wars_zior assiana 0 C)5O 60(00 111 .4111itb-- 0 V,1 Exist. C.O. — Elev- 60(05`)5 LEGEND C.O. 12 Sta. 58 +59 ell se ars 01 is ease op •♦ Clas5rsnm BId9, 5 Proposed '1.- Line Pro'p05c i Wa&r Line I_Inder9r-ouncI Tc IV. pF,r.a iv Edge c.t Lxe.1nI.j I-3-•xeri:cn1 New 5L pes Nr�ew Pavmcj E x 1541 9 3idcwa l k J;zplic Pit Exist r c3 Sewer Service Proposed Water Line (By OFhers) NOTE The proposed aliynnicn+s are de5isi led +o minimize free darnacy. Trees are not 51-tiwn in plan view5. Exis%irx3 (buried ftwcr line i5 Iocated approximately an centerline 0V Proposed --ewer line +Horn MH 4AMF 10 to C.0.4AMF-5,A1, r Special 'Tors+ruction Ptovislon_D. ii■7!lfdil=11EM ralfle MEM= Malar&'may lee =1 = 111111110111111 r Noon -s >s, ak grim re ell r*l1 . -!OA N Mira NM Ai s>e Sea II1i- s>Ti ®i__.�� as— niertgas visa—i MIMPrairnagr Ergerdor I•111= "Melia • • =MEIM 1%.= r'_MEMO = =_� =� raiw 'mar O.a ems•+ .• • Elfadeta 11•Ol its, ma MAW • _AS rrrr l mogin _ma 11111:‘ ILW BE -8'9C1 3.2 T. b.- K11t_he.,. • lee es as at tat at at 1401- %. t3 P V 5'1910 Bind w/ T.- \ % SITQ did r �ItJ Water2 0 11 LLI }t�is Contrae4- . \' F}t s Gate' V/»r: (51 oi-1 ler') Frac+, Ram 254 14. 104 4k., 1/4 rltl .r 5 5+a 4 -1 2 1Q I c. id PVC Scale: 1"= 50' so= 1+ e,.' CA asi ine-1 ' ssawi►� ,��s israr rsarra 1111111Millalai Ellin al Ina, SI MIS 1 1� amE iddodiSSSissoun "%in s=1, =11rieaEMINIlla= SISSININ t� tii J II[ �=� r Wall- jaalla EMI Si IS MN 1E:UMrni SI � -= �-EI SS"; :-�=eW le. �.—��. es awsQe�a —�� �� = ilinreSSISIFI .a. .. rim -SSIIISS ariamlas am on _ —� .d M ss MH'�AMF-11 St a. 55*45 — Cunr 'Q' -901• F3 PVC a •M� t.d ii' " Fcirletie dy 14,1y D MH "A s'•ore, eta. 54 + O• — 31 1.1. Pi' I'vC Mil--1 r AM F-9 ��118 Place boulders a+ ail +e.rnporarily co+ pod -ions c �Ilope in +l in area. -- ■.! Wei MN �AN1F-<„ eta ltao `3 EM=IN ram-' s _ �SIN � TM?� = =imam. Pond` OvcrSlclw 2 g l z''/z 2Z� 11 IOI PVC r1F1'AMF-5.A St -a 0+ 80 L 114 `� I I' 10'1 P70 d w,Tb. NN \\ 9) ,O. 4AMF- 6.A 5fa. O+ (Q0 PadMn�lr,l 1� c�„r r c y I<�ly r1 w/ T b. Copp �t E be c, Ty Flcat .G Tee w/ I �'Y PIu. w// Tb . 'I ( _V.� �nx FTF1. w/ Tt3. �� � �In x,lak is SOW Connaot icx. ,, N1}±"AP4�8 Si ,r 50 *93 j1 L1. 104 DI.P (CIa3s 55 PuSh .ball k Ah1F- +a `Q+ 1C 7 v NOV 1 "31983 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASPEN/PI rKIN 0' e aired Drawing No. sic Associates of Aspen Castle Creek Campus On -Site Water & Sewer Facilities Parking and Road Improvements Water Distribution and Sewage Collection Sta.45.00 to 59+00 Flood - Clonieger Engineers 0194 Pacific Ave. No. 5B, Aspen, CO 81611 (303) 920-1002 Design: R.00,-PV-C Date Project No. 83-015.02 2 0' 00 az B1 oA Hydropneurnatic Tank 8. Chlorination nation Site B 0 0 Rae Fr, At 0 .14ydro LChbnri Site A :et,/ c Tank o nation 1 v \\ \ Gitay'ater Dos�Ta k w/ \h lotor`Operat¢ Pl.,19 Vakviz'R ni¢r • •♦cy, x t% L._c ♦. ♦♦DLL It)Transition Mt{ 8 Plug+/alve Vault ♦ ♦ • • • • LEGEND / Proposed Water Line Size as indicated) Wafer Supply Test Holes I-iydropn¢umatrc Tank and Chlorins -lion Sta+ion Proposed Sewer I _ine (Size as indicated Proposed Manhole, Proposed Cleanout builclincp to have Water LS-ewer Service Sidewalks & Toads Proparty Line. \ems\ 4500 It & PVC Sawer _ine +o Connection with is+inc3 Castle Ridcse. Aspen Music Festival Pitkin County, Coloraclo Water and Sew, Facilities Plan Issue Date Apr, I Z9, 1983 Revisions Flood-Cloninger EnE 0194 Pacific Avenue No. 5B, Aspen, CO 81611 Design JSF, KBG Drawn FtF Check J8r Project No. 83-015.o12 Dra