HomeMy WebLinkAboutTHUNDERBIRD HEIGHTS BLK 2 TR C WELL SITEFrom:Jeff Garness To:Townsend, Curtis L. Cc:Sonja Blewett Subject:Thunderbird Heights, B2, L5 - Record Drawings Date:Tuesday, January 14, 2025 2:39:59 PM Attachments:image004.png Preconstruction asbuilt survey.pdf Thunderbird Hghts, Tract C - well casing.pdf Thunderbird Heights Water.msg THUNDERBIRD HEIGHTS BLK 2 LT 6.pdf [EXTERNAL EMAIL] Hello Curtis, Attached is the pre-construction asbuilt survey. See the location of the 200-foot radius. The new tank is outside the radius. Per the ADEC “Drinking Water Watch” mapping, there is no public well in Thunderbird Heights Subdivision. It is served by AWWU water. There is what appears to be a casing extended above the ground on B2, Tract C. Whether it is the casing for a viable well is unknown. Attached is the MOA septic records for Thunderbird Heights, B2, L6. The 2003 40-scale design drawing shows the well radius. Jeffrey A. Garness, P.E., M.S. 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