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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPYHALA BLK 1 LT 3 PYHALA SUBDIVISION Lot 3 Blk 1 1963 Approved _I _: GREATER ANCHORAGE HEALTH DISTRICT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 5 December 1963 Mr. Carl Taylor Star Route 1 Cedarville, Arkansas Dear Mr. Taylor: Lot 3, Block 1 Pyhala Subdivision (4617 Arctic Blvd., Spenard, Alaska) Enclosed please find a copy of a letter mailed from our office to the Veterans Administration office in Seattle, Washington. The lettec was returned to our department with the question: "Who is the veteran purchaser?" We hope that you may be able to give us this information so that this application may be finished in the most expeditious manner possible. Sincerely, DAVID R. L. DUNCAN, M.D. Medical Director DHP:rsa Encl Donald H. Penner, R.S. Sanitarian Air Mail to Alaska Is Faster / GREATER ANCHORAGE HEALTH 2~7 E STREET · P.O. BOX 968 PHONE 6335! ANCHORAGE, ALASKA OCT 16 1963 GREATER ANCHOI~AGg ~tEALT~ DISTBIGT July 17, 1963 DISTRICT Mr. Carl Taylor 4617 Arctic Blvd. Spenard, Alaska Lot 3, Block 1 PYhala Subdivision (4617 Arctic Blvd., Spenard) Dear Mr. Taylor: The percolation test performed on Lot 3, Block 1, Pyhala SubdivisiOn indicates that the sewage disposal system now serving this lot can be expected to function properly. Bacteriologica~analysis performed on a water sample taken from the water system on this lot, as well as information receiPed by this office regarding the well, (depth, type, etc.) indicate that this system is also adequate. The Greater Anchorage Health Dis.grict gives its approval of both the sewage disposal system and Water supply system as of this date, July 17, 1963. ~' · Sincerely, DAVID R. L. DUNCAN, M.D. Medical Director 10-1~ 6~ DHP:rsaxMhRxm~x Donald H. Penner, R.S. Sanitarian Who is the veteran purchaser? Air Mail to Alaska Is Faster ADDRESS REPLY TO THE DISTRICT ENGINEER (NOT TO INDIVIDUALS) REFER TO FILE NO. NPAEN-FM SUBJECT: U.S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ALASKA CORPS OF ENGINEERS P.O. Box 7002 Ar~choroGe~ Alasko 15 July 1963 Sewage waste disposal for Lot' 3, Block 1, P~yhala Subdivision (4617 Artic Blvd., Spenard) Al~gka Department of Public Health Anchorage Alaska Gentlemen: This is to certify that the following test was performed in the subsoil stre. t~m adjacent to existing leaching well (cess pool) of subject property. A hole 12 inches square wa~ dug in the stratum to a depth of 3 feet below grey,nd surface. The hole was wet and then filled with 12 inches of water at 2:15 P. M., 12 July 1963. It drained empty at 3:26 P. M. the same day. According to this test the soil is classed as adequately pervious for use of a leaehing well or cess pool. The rate of permeability will be about 2.9 gallons per day, per square foot of leaching well surface. This property has a steel septic tsnk, which dispharges to a leaching well (cess pool). The leaching well has been pomped in the spring, for the past 3 years, by Isaacs Cess Pool Service. This company states the material drained by the pumping has been substantially clear of solids. It would appear, therefore, that the septic ta~{ is functioning properly. The septic tank was last pumped in 1957 or 1958 by the same comps~y. The present leaching well (ce~a pool) was contracted in 1958 and. is a log structure° In ocr opinion the improvements on this property have an adequate sewage disposal system. JOI/tlm Acting Chief~ F&]~ Branch This Form Must Be FilledI Out Completely, INDIVIDUAL WATER SUPPLY ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF ~AL~H Section of Sanitation and ~n~lnecring Request for Bacteriological Analysis Please Look on Bever8o of Sheet for Sample Collection Instructions. ~/'//0 Lab. No ........................................... Water sample collected by ....................................................................... 7': .................... 'y'"'-'5;/~Z':X ................ (Name of person collecting sample, / ~.~,~,a,e, ...... ~'~i~;; ............. Water sample collected from ~ Kitchen tap; ~ Bathr~m tap; ~ Basemen~ tap; Addr~s prem~e where source ~ l~a~d ......... ~ .................................... ~'"--~: ~H repo~ go (-M~S) ...................... ~- .......................... ~ (Bo~-.~o...o~ street address) (City) Please place ~n "X" In ~he box before items Which b~g deserve your wgter supply: 8OURGg: Well ~ ~ Dug, ~ D~lven, ~ D~lled, ~ Borer - ~ OreeR. ~ River, ~ Lake,_~ Pond ................................................................ ................................ : ................. D~G O~ O~TgR~ dO~8~UOTIO~: W~lls ~ ~ Wood, ~ ~onerete, ~ ~1, ~ ~le, ~ Brier or Oonerege BloeR Top -- ~ Wood, ~ Oonerete, ~ Me,gl, ~ Open Top LO~A~O~: ~ In b~Semeng, ~ Basemeng offseg, ~ Under ~o~e, ~In Ogher .............................................................................................. : ................................... : ........ ' ......................................... DIST~Og TO: Build~g sewer or o~her drainage pipe .............. fee~, Septic ~nR .............. feeg, ~le field .............. feet, Seepage pig .............. feet, Oesspool . ............. feeg, PrlW .............. fee~. O~er p~slble sources of eonggm~agion (l~g) ............................................................................................................................................. ~R~: Building sewer ~ ~ Gasg ffon, ~ Wood, ~ Tile, ~ ~re pipe, ~ Asbestos eemen~ ~g~R~ ~O~0~: Does wa~er ~eeome muddy or d~eolored? ~ yes, ~ no When ? ........................................................................ , ................................. ~ ........ ; ................................... Water depth from bot~m ............. ~ ........... /...../ .......................................................................... feet p~p loc~tlon: ~ ~ well, ~' Offse~ ~ basement, ~' In basement ~ ~ ut~ty r~m, ~ On top of well ~ Other (l~t) ........................................................................................................ PURPOSE OF EXAmINATiON: Illness suspected? Q yes, ~ no Ne~ source of supply? Q yes, ~ no Repairs to existing ~ystem? ~ yes,.~ no PLEASE DRAW A SKETCH IN THE SPACE BELOW. THIS SKETCH SHOULD SHOW LOCATION OF HOUSE, WAT~F~ SUPPLY SOURCE, SEPTIC TANK, SEWER, DRAIN LINES OR oTHEt~ SOURCES OF POLLUTION AND DISTANCES BETWEEN WATER SUPPLY SOUR~CEAND\ANY OF ~OVE FACILIT//~S. . \ ~'i.'~;~ ~ · . ...... ., ?, Laboratory, 527 East 4th Aven~t~. _/,",e..... z/a t?7 Laboratory, 527 Ea;t 4th Avenue .... Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ~onday,. Tuesday, Wednesday "/' ; SAMPLES MUST BE S~JBMITTED IN CONTA~INERS PROVIDED BY T~ ALASKA DEPARTMENT, OF DIRECTIONS FOR COLLECTING SAMPLES OF WATER FOR BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION Read Carefully and Follow Instructions Exactly DO NOT COr.T.w. CT SAMPLES FROM FIRE HYDRANTS, YARD HYDRANTS, DRINKING FOUNTAINS OR SIMILAR OUTLETS WHICH ARE DIFFICULT TO D I S I N F E C T PROPERLY Bear In mind that water analysis deals with materials present In very minute quantities. The least carelessness in collecting and handling Inay give rise to re~ult~ which are misleading. Arrangements should be made to have water samples reach the laboratory as quickly as possible. After 48 hours the significance of the bacteriological analysis is impaired. For obvious reasons the laboratory prefers to receive samples in the early part of the week, but is willing to accept samples at any time. In collecting samples from TAPS or PUMPS proceed as follows: (a) Thoroughly flush tap or pump by allowing water to run freely for five minutes. (b) Shut off water and flame the outlet with torch or burning paper. The flame should not be merely passed over the outlet, but should be applied until fixture shows indication of being hot. Flame should be directed against inside edge. (c) Open fixture so that a small stream flows. (d) Remove bottle from mailing tube. Hold bottle by the lower half in one hand and with the other remove the screw cap with the fingers, leaving paper protecting cover in place. Fill the bottle to the shoulder. Replace cap with paper cover, screwing firmly into place but do not apply pressure which will split cap. (e) Pack bottle carefully in mailing tube enclosing this completed information sheet, being sure that a simple sketch is included. In collecting samples from STREAMS and RESERVOIRS p~oceed as follows: (a) Remove cap and hold bottle as described under (d) above. (b) Collect sample by holding bottle In a slanting position and sweeping it below the surface in such a manner that water that has been in contact with the hand is not introduced into the bottle. Avoid collecting surface scum and bottom sediment. SAMI'LES MUST BE SUBMITTED IN CONTAINERS PROV~ID~ED ~¥ THE ALASKA DEPA~TMENT OF HEALTH © 150'