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View & Heights
Block 1V
Tract B -1
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NHAWTHORNE-ENGINEERING
March -3~%, 1984
NHAWTHORNE - ENG[NEER!NG
7127 Old Seward ti!ghway
Anch., AK 99502 844-4711
BOULEVARD
Mr. Robbie Robinson
Mr. John Lynn
Anchorage Department of Health ~ ~,,,
and Environmental Protection
825 "L" Street
Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ~C~,~g"'
Re: Tract B, Rabbit Creek View
Subdivision
Dear Robbie, Keith and John:
Thank you for your time this morning discussing the various
options for the above described property. We reviewed my soils
data and a topographic map and then disussed on-site sewage
disposal and curtain drain options.
Based on your department's concerns, I understand that the
current owners have three options for selling and/or subdividing
the property. Those options are:
Sell the entire 20 acre tract as is with no
improvements.
Install extensive curtain drains to lower the ground
water to a level that will allow "conventional" on-site
disposal systems for each subsequent lot. Perform
percolation and soils tests on each proposed lot.
Divide the tract into 4 each, 5 acre tracts. Install
curtain drains on each 5 acre piece to lower the ground
water in an area large enough for a disposal system.
If the final monitored ground water level is still too
high for "conventional" systems but is low enough to
construct a mound above a permeable layer you will
approve the subdivision plat with notes similar to the
following.
1. Approved for mound type sewage disposal
system for single family residence on 5
acres.
2. Resubdivision shall require additional soils
testing and possible lowering of ground
water.
3. Resubdivision shall not be approved based on
mound type disposal systems.
Please indicate your agreement with my description of our
~discussions by initialing below.
Neil Hawthorne