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Home My WebLink AboutPLEASANT VALLEY BLK 12 LT 1AOnsite File Pleasant Valley Block 12 Lot 1 #007-043-87 FHA FSrn~ 2573 Rev. Suly 195S ,¸% ,~orm Approved 63-R296.8 FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION Budget Bureau No. HEALTH AUTHORITY APPROVAL INDIVIDUAL WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM PART L--?O BE COMPLETED'BY FHA ~NSUffiNG OFFICE A~uchorage, Alaska MORTGAGOR OR SPONSOR Theodore J. Piaskowski SUBDIVISION NAME MORTGAGEE SERIAL NO. First National Bank of Anchore. ge 60-0071~6 PROPERTY ADDRE!S . J Skipper Street, Anchorage, Alaska BLOCK NO. LOT NO. Pleasant Valley Subdivision TOTAL NUMBER: WATER SUPPLY BY: --1 Public system BASEMENT t [] New installation [~] Community system SEWAGE DISPOSAL BY: ]Community system additional bedrooms? (If Yes, how rnony~) [] Individual J~Individual SYSTEM DESIGNED FOR NO, OF BDRMS, GARBAGE DISPOSAL []Yes: J~l Ng. ~-l' Public system PART II.--TO BE COMPLETED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT qEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR'S SKETCH It is the opinion of the [] State [] Count3, [] Local Department of Health that this individual water-supply system .[] is g is not i sa~tisfactory· a~a~, domestic, i ~.v<ater;. supply:?or ~e subi~ct· property.} ~i/ .~ 4i ' !: i'~ :i -~)~ l,~ ' It is the 015inion of the [] State [] County [] Local Department of Health tha~ this individual sewage-disposal sys~ tern with proper maintenance: : [~Can be expected to function satisfactorily, and [] Cannot be expected to function satisfactorily J ~is not likely to create an insanitary condition · ~' ' DATE""~ ' S GNATURE ' ' ' . ' ?TLE ' . . ,, '~, .: ~ NOTE: The health authority should complete the appqop~riate oplnion statement above and affix date, signature and title in the spaces provided. Use of the above gr~d for Health Departmen~ Inspector's sketch as well as use of the bock of this form is at the option of the health authority. PART Ill.--FOR USE OF FHA OFFICE TO THE CHIEF UNDERWRITER: I have revieWed the foregoing and the pertinent FHA Compliance Inspection Report, and recommend tbat'the Individual water-supply system be considered [] Acceptable [] Not Acceptable Sewage disposal be considered [] Acceptable [] Not Acceptable. SIGNATURE DEPUTY FOR CHIEF ARCHITECT DATE HEALTH AUTHORITY APPROVAL INDIVIDUAL WATER SUPPLY AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM REPORT OF INSPECTION--INDIViDUAL SEWAGE-DISPOSAL SYSTEM Septic Tank; Distance from well, Total liquid capacity, Inside length. Cesspoah Distance from: Well~ Inside diameter,_ PRIMARY TREATMENT consists of ]g~Septic tank. [] Cesspool. feet. Material, .5; ~-eS- / ~,~'g? gallons, Capacity inlet compartment, feet. Inside widrh, (eet. Liquid depth, feet; foundation, feet. Depth, consists of [] Tile disposal field. '~'Seepage pits. Other SECONDARY TREATMENT Tile Disposal Field: Distance from: Well,. Total length of tile lines, Trench width, Length of each line, Type of filter material: [] Graveh Number of compartments / gallons. feet, feet; nearest lot line at [] front, [] side, [] rear, feet. Liqedd,capacity, gallons. Lining material feet. feet; foundation, feet; nearest lot line at [] front, [] side, [] rear, feet. feet. Number of liner., Distance between lines, .feet. inches. Total effective absorption area in bottom of trenches, .square feet. feet. Depth, top of tile to finish grade, inches. [] Broken stone. Other Depth of filter material beneath tile,~ .inches. Depth of filter material over tile inches. Seepage Plta~ Nu,nber of pits I , Outade diameter.~'X~'X~ ~'eet. Depth, .feet. Lining material o · side 'KJ:ffrear Distance from: \Veil, feet; building, t',f°undati°n' ~'~ ~3 feet; nearest lot line at [] fr nt, [] ' ,~ . feet. InspeOlen m~de b¥~ [] State. [] County. ~i~'Local Health Authority. / Inspected by Date of inspection_ , 19 (x~v~) REPORT OF INSPECTION~INDIVIDUAL WATER-SUPPLY SYSTEM Distance to nearest public water main Individual wells [] are [] are not customary j~n Give most recent record of feilure of wells in iron Properties in neighboi'hood [] are [] are Lot size: feet Individual water suppl} Distance of well from~ Building cast iron sewer :; seepage p' ; cesspool, Well Total Approxll depth to pumping Sealed watertight to depth of Exterior space around casing sealed with:. Well cover: [] Concrete. [] Wood. [] Metal. deep. [] Driven well. , feet; nea~ feel y to £~rnish adequate st~pply of water g set al water-supply and sewage-disposal systems. front propers/ line,, feet. Bored well. it [] front, [] side, [] rear, ; feet, septic rank, feet; disposal field, feet; sources of possible pollution,, feet, Type of casing,_ Depth of casing, feet. feet. Appeoximate yield, gallons per minute. [] Paddled clay. [] Ordinary backfill. ;s in well cover watertight: [] Yes. [] No. Pump: [] Shallow well. [] Deep well. Length of drop pipe,_ feet. Pamp capacity, Located in: [] Basement. [] Pumproom off basement. [] Pamphouse above ground. [] Pump pit. Pumproom properly drained: [] Yes. [] No. Pump mounting watertight: [] Yes, [] No. Type of storage: [] Pressure, [] Gravity. Capacity, gallons. Has bacteriological examination of water been made? [] Yes. [] No. If answer is "yes," give date Quality of water [] is [] is not satisfactory for~ hmnan consumption, Installation [] does [] does not comply with approved exhibits, if any. Inspection made by: [] State. [] County, [] Local Health Authority. Inspected by ~ Date of inspection ': , 19 gallons per minute. 19 September 19, 1958 Greater Anchorage Health District 217 E Street Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Mr. Walker Gentlemen: Regarding our conversation of September 17, 1958, this is to inform you that we fully understand that our clearance on water and sewage for Pleasant Valley is on the basis of twenty (20) units only and that any future development will be on the basis of a central sewage system. This we will install prior to any building after the twenty units have been completed. Sincerely yours, UNITED ,D~¢P~NT CORPORATION M. D/'~. Scott MDS/gem December ~fr. Homer S~ires 1~6 Norene Anchorage~ Alaska Dear Mr. S~-~res: The office of the Greater Anchorage Health District has recently received requests for the cempletion of FHA water supply and ' 1 sewage disposal forms for individua properties in Pleasant Valley. To date ~e have not received the as-built plans for the Pleasant Valley semi-public water supply. It would be greatly appreciated if you could inform us of the statue of this project. Sincerely yo~rs, Calvin W'iney, Jr. Regional Sanitary Engineer Division of Health CO: l~m. Collins, FHA Gustaf V. Johnson District/ Greater Anchorage Health ALAS KA D F DEPARTMENT HEALTH OIS'[RICT V. J~s~, ~O~eSs$o~1 ~er~ we~ approved ~ ~a~s ~ ~ ~st~ ~ ~ been e~e~ed ~cord- ~ ~ Heath ~e f~ a s~ublic water ~. c~l ~ ~. MEMORANDUM TO Calv'In Mo Wlney~ Regional Sanitary Eng'.neet South Central l~e/~ona~ Office Joe L. Walker~ S~i~ari~ G~ FROM DATE_ 18 September. 1959 SUBJECT_~ Form 4}2573 Pleasant ;: Valley Water System / Thi~ ~ h~ been in a~lr files for s~e time and has been held, due co the lack of infection ~ go whether the above water system has finally ~en consg~cted and approved according go Joe Lo ~alke~ Sanitarian FEDERAL HOUSING ~bMI~S~RATION UBDIVISION SEWAGE DISPOSAL REPORT For use where sewage disposal is to be by means of septic tanks with subsurface disposal fields Address .. 716 __F_J:fth A_v. ~_nue ......................................... Subdivision File No ......................... Name of sponsor .United D_ev_e[Lo_pmeat___O_or~_o~;[o~ Address __.2~Q&_F_~_f_~.h_.__A__v._e__n__u__e. .......................................... Name of subdivision ~ja~.._~ a.~' ................................................................................................................ Location S~_tion2~., ~!3N, R~W, 2 l~__~)~il~s ~on_th E_a_s~ of Anchorage., Alaska~ Ci.ty. Limits Nmnber of acres ...... 6_ ....... Proposed typical lot area _9_,_0_(~Q_. sq. ft. Maximum nmnber of bedrooms per lot .5__ Water supply from: [~ Public system. [] Community system. [] Individual wells. Date ....................... Signature of sponsor Instructions to Sponsor: 1. Percolation tests shall be made and tabulated below by a licensed engineer or qualified sanitarian. 2. The Report, together with the required topographic map, shall then be submitted for review and analysis Health Department. to the .............................................. Ff~ b~ ~]]~ o.~ ~ F~A om~e~ Instructions to Engineer or Sanitarian: 1. An adequate number of tests (m least one to an acre) to indicate clearly the soil conditions throughout the subdivision shall be made in accordance with the procedure outlined below. 2. Each test hole shall be located by a key number on the topographic map. 3. Results of the percolation tests (average time required, in minutes, for water to fall i inch in each test hole) and the requested additional information shall be recorded in the spaces provided below. Percolation Test Procedure a. Excavate hole 1 foot square to the depth of the proposed disposal trench. b. Thoroughly saturate the soil on the sides and bottom of hole, and, while wet, fill the hole with approxi- mately 6 inches of water. ~. Obtain the time, in minutes, required for water to completely seep away. Divide the time by the hum. her of inches of water which has seeped away and record average time for 1 inch of water to seep away. Note: Because many seasonal factors affect the results of percolation tests, judgment is required in analyzing these results. If the tests are not conducted during a wet season they should be repeated until the moisture condition of the soil approaches that prevailing during the wet season. In no case shall tests be made in filled or frozen ground. Where fissured rock formations are encountered tests shall be made only under the direction and supervision of the State Department of Health. ,D?:.::~.... 11 ............................. 21 .......................... 31 ......................... !e.q ...... 12 ............................ 22 .......................... 32 ........................ !~.I~ ...... 18 ............................ 28 .......................... 83 .......................... 24 34 .......................... ie_~ ...... ~4 ..................................................... ~ 25 .......................... 35 .......................... .e_~. 15 ............................ , ........... 16 ............................ 26 ......... ; ............... 36 .......................... ........... 17 ......................... 27 ......................... 37 .......................... 28 ...........................38 ........... : ............... ........... 19 ................. 29 .................... 39 ........ ~ .............. 20 ...... :_:_ ................. 30 ........................ ~ ..Z2_._M..~nu_~.e.~ ...... a __&0...M_~.u _u& .e. ~ .... Give information on subsoil conditions to a depth of at least 6 feet S~i~?~ .5~_.~ _~PDq2~n~*~..~:$-~;~Z:'~'~---:--:--~-''.-~------:---:4-:~---[-:-:':'-::t'-''¢:~!::~l ................................................. ~ .... - .... ~ ~ ~ ;,,::. t we,~er beari st~ta Give information on water-table elevations ..... ..~Du~:tp~.~T~:[fq~:... _~9~ ........................... :~ ......................... aoocars zo be caoved with tight haTfiR~ ~.~M~__~.~..MgY_~..~2__B~-9 .................................. . ...-~. ................................................................... The above tests made by: Si~ature =~~~z~' '/ .......................................... Address .__~ ~ ~ ~/-- ~X~', . --- I0 ~ & 7 6 ~. 16, t7 AVE..- ½ ~oT~ r f' N