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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEKLUTNA HEIGHTS Block 1 Lot 12 PLat# 83-062 MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE Department of Health & Environmental Protection Environmental Health Division Case Review Worksheet Case Number t Date Received 83-062 t March 16, 1983 Subdivision or Project Title: Comments Due By April 1, 1983 A request for final approval of a conditional use to permit a mobile home park in the U zone. (~&'Pubiic water available ( ) Community water availaDle ) Public sewer available Comments: RETURN COMMENTS TO: ' CASE NO. ~' ~)~D ~2~ . MUNICIPAL PLANNING DEPARTMENT zoning and Platting Division Pouch 6-650 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGI5 264-4215 e~. oF H~A:.]'I', & A request to rezone approximately to A request to amend Title 21 to RECE[VED A request for ~final approval of a conditional use to permit a ~ ~ 9~ in the ~. zone. A request for an amendment to a conditional use A site plan review for COMMENTS: Planning & Zoning Commission Public Hearing Date, L~ ['~l ~'-?~ Comments _d_u_e_.'_____l~_~_].J ~ ~:1 DISTRIBUTION: STANDARD DISTRIBUTION (Public Projects) Urban Beautification Commission (Ordinance Amend,~ents) Municipal Attorney's Office ~.o~ ~._ Community Council (3 Federation of Community Councils gbl/ng6 FINAL CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION Municipality o! Anchorage Planning Department Pouch 6-650 Anchorage, AlaEka 99502 OFFICE USE Case File NO. Assembly P.H. D~ez / Denied I. The undersigned hereby applies to the Municipality of Anchorage for final approval of: checl( one (X) new conditional use ( ) amendment to a conditional use I1. Description: (use additional paper if necessary) Legal description of the area requested for the conditional use T,o t 12 Area (square feet or acres) of the petition area Current zoning of the petition area ~'~ I;Z Present ownership of the petition area N/~4 P~.~? D. Se~au~_h. Owners III, Application Information: (use additional paper if necessary) ' Section or subsection of ordinance under which conditional use is authorized Ch ~ 1. ~.0 o 240 Explain the plan ning objectives to be achieved, including a description of the character of the proposed development and an explanation of the factors that determined the particular scheme proposed R,~_ A'tte. ehme~'t TTT-R Provide the starting and completion dates for construction (for each phase, if applicable) Oonat~un~.i~n S~.sl~..: .Tun~ IQR3 Com_~letion: O~tob~r IQR~ Provldeastatement of intent as to final ownership ~h~ ~wn~n.~ mn~t 1~ hnm~ park w~ll h~ o~d nnd n~nt~d h~ M/M P~ry Seb~u~h. IV. Conditional Use Findings: (use additional pa~er if necessary) A resolution granding final approval may be adopted only if it includes t~e following findings, Explain how your proposal satisfies these findings. that the proposed construction and use of the conditional use will not be detrimental to the general welfare of the community that the conditional use meets the standards and requirements prescribed by the zoning that there are adequate existing sewage capacity, transportation facilities, energy supply and water supply to serve the proposed conditional use See that the conditional use conforms to the intent of the zoning district See A~,ta~hm~nt TV-]3 that the use or uses proposed are appropriate to the character of tl~e area in which the project will be located See A~cl;achment IV-E that the development will not have a substantial negative aesthetic effect on the locale of the project See Attaohmen'c IV-F that the conditional use is in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan S~ At'h,m~bment TV-G that the proposed use wiB not subject surrounding properties and pedestrians to hazardous traffic conditions ,~f~ ~±~t, hm~,n'h TV-R V, At least 18 copies of a detailed site plan must be submitted with the application. The site plan must show: · - vicinity map showing the proposed development in relation to surrounding development, streets and utilities - topography showing contours at 10' intervals (if applicable) - exact location of all buildings and structures (existing and proposed) - existing and proposed vehicular access circulation and parking, storage, service, and loading areas (if applicable) - any pedestrian circulation - any fencing, landscaping, and buffering VI. Petitioner's Agreement: I understand that payment of the fee(s) specified is to defray the costs of handling and investigation of this application and th e cost of the necessary hearings by the Planning Corn mission; and that payment o f the fee(s) does not entitle me to, nor does it assure approval of this application, and that no refund of the fee(s) wilt be made. I hereby affirm that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I also affirm that I am the true and legal property owner or the authorized agent thereof for the property subject herein. Perry D, Sebau~h PRINT PETITIONER'S NAME LA~ IN PETIT]ON AREA' SR 2, Box 5850~ C~ugi~, ~ 99567 ADDRESS If a~plicant is not owner of t~e progeny: February 24, 1983 DATE (90?) ~88-2~24 PHONE NO. SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED AGENT" DATE ADDRESS PHONE NO. 'If more than one owner or if more than one parcel is involved, attach all signatures on seoarate piece of paper identifyinlg whict~ parcels are owned by which persons. III-B IV-A IV-B ATTACHMENT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION Perry Sebaugh, Peter's Creek, Alaska A mobile home park was selected as the ultimate use this site for five reasons: for 1. Mobile home spaces are in short supply in the Anchorage area. 2. The site has easy access to the New Glenn Highway. The site is 20 miles from Anchorage and approximately 3/4 mile from the south Peter's Creek access to the freeway. 3. The commercial nature of the area: this section of the Old Glenn Highway is referred to as the "Business Loop" at the freeway exit. 4. There are several existing mobile homes in use in the area. 5. Higher density trends have been established in the area. The Sheets Subdivision which is adjacent to the site to the south contains several multifamily dwellings. The site gently slopes toward the northeast and is covered by a dense stand of 30-foot birch trees. The site affords a broad view of Bear Mountain and the Chugach Range to the east. To the extent possible, the trees will be preserved during the development process. The conditional use conforms with the existing area in that several mobile homes are in use in the area and higher density multifamily dwellings also exist. An attractive, orderly park is planned. In addition, a private setting will be maintained since the site is set back from the road and the remaining trees will serve to screen the park from public view. Mobile home parks are a conditional use of the unrestricted zoning classification. The maximum number of spaces allowed per acre by the regulations is eight and this park provides six. The minimum space size is 3000 square feet and this park has an average space size in excess of 4100 square feet. The Park meets the requirements of Chapter 21.70 "Mobile Home Parks" with three exceptions. These three exceptions along with an explanation and justification are as follows: 1. We were unable to provide 100 feet of straight street on two sides of the intersection of Moss Lane and Lichen. The result of this is diminished sight Sebaugh IV-C distance to the east of the intersection. To alleviate the problem, stop signs will be installed on the east and south legs of the intersection. 2. 40-foot cul-de-sac radii were used rather than the required 50-foot radii. This was done to conserve space. To mitigate problems, several actions were taken: The standard passenger car turns in less than a 30-foot radius, so the maximum sized vehicle allowed to park in the spaces was limited to a 3/4 ton truck. No on street parking will be allowed. Mobile homes being placed on spaces will be required to back in from the Old Glenn Highway or turn around at the intersection. Spaces are laid out so that mobile homes can be easily installed. 3. We propose to use a 24-foot wide street surface rather than the 34-foot width required. The 24-foot width provides two ample lanes. (The Old Glenn Highway in the area appears to be 22 feet wide.) On street parking will not be allowed. Water and sewer utilities will be provided by community systems. A central well will be used as a water source f//i~l~, ~ ~'~ and an on-site septic system will be used for sewage ~,~.~'/% disposal. Design of this system will be in compllance~,.~,~]~ w~th Alaska State Statutes and design and construction will be approved by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Electrical power will be provided by Matanuska Electric Association. ~We have met with MEA and they did not foresee any difficulty providing the needed power. Gas is available at the site and service to individual spaces will be provided. Transportation access to Anchorage is provided by the New Glenn Highway. Highway access is 3/4 mile from the site. IV-D IV-E The unrestricted zoning is intended to provide a vehicle for areas in the early stage of development to show trends so more definative zoning can be assigned at a future date. It appears that this area is trending from sparse residential towards commercial and higher density development. The selected use of this site would further this trend and no conflicts are foreseen. As stated in the previous response and as reflected by the unrestricted zoning classification, the character of the area is in flux. Thus the true character of this area is not well-defined. The proposed use is appropriate to the area in that there are eight existing mobile homes in the vicinity and there are also higher density multifamily Sebaugh IV-F IV-G IV-H dwellings in the neighboring area. Additionally, there is easy access to the freeway for commuting. The Park is planned to be an orderly, attractive development. Draft regulations applying to the Park are attached with the narrative to show the restrictions and requirements proposed. The shape of the site dictates that the majority of the Park will be set back from the road. Also, to the extent possible, existing trees will be preserved, thus screening the Park from view. Land on two sides is undeveloped and uninhabited. The owner lives on the third side and only the fourth side of the property has been developed. The Comprehensive Plan classifies the area as a "Special Study, Rural Development Area". Little is known about ground water supplies in the area and as discussed in detail in the attached narrative, water and wastewater engineering studies are not explicit for the area. Traffic within the Park will be light and speed will be limited to 15 MPH. There will be wide areas on either side of the traveled portion of the street, but within the right-of-way. These areas should be adequate for pedestrian traffic. Distances to the store, schools, and other points of interest are greater than walking distance, so it is anticipated that off- site pedestrian traffic will be light. However, there are pedestrian paths along either side of the Old Glenn Highway to accommodate such use. BEAR MOUNTAIN PARK MOBILE HOME DEVELOPMENT Narrative Description For Final Conditional Use Permit February 24, 1983 Owner: Engineer: Mr. Perry Sebaugh SR 2, Box 5850 Chugiak, AK 99567 Entech Engineers, Inc. 13 LeDoux Eagle River, AK 99577 694-3574 BEAR MOUNTAIN PARK INTRODUCTION The proposed site of Bear Mountain Park Mobile Home Development is located approximately .20 miles northeast of Anchorage between Peter's Creek and Mirror Lake. The site is along the Old Glenn Highway three- quarters of a mile north of the south Peter's Creek exit. According to the Eagle River-Chugiak-Eklutna Comprehensive Plan, the site is within a "special study rural development area" It is our understanding that the zoning regulations of an unrestricted district apply. Mobile home parks are a conditional use in an unrestricted district. Thus we are applying for a Final Conditional Use Permit. The 4.14 acre development would provide 25 mobile home spaces which would be available on a monthly rental basis. Community water and sewer service would be provided using an on-site well and septic system. The decision to develop the site as a mobile home park was made based upon the following: 1. Mobile home spaces are in short supply in the Anchorage area. Mobile home sales are dependent upon the availability of spaces. 2. Access: The site is located along the Old Glenn Highway approximately three-quarters of a mile from the south Peter's Creek exit from the New Glenn Highway. 3. The commercial nature of the area: Land near the south Peter's Creek exit and farther north at the Mirror Lake exit is zoned commercial in the Comprehensive Plan. Signs at the freeway exit refer to this section of the Old Glenn Highway as the" Business Loop". 4. There are several mobile homes in use in the area. The Eklutna Heights Subdivision and the adjacent tax lot to the south have seven mobile homes in place. These areas lie approximately 1000 feet west of the proposed site. Lot 1 of the Candlelight Subdivision also has a mobile home in place. This lot is approximately 500 feet north of the site. 5. Higher density multifamily dwellings have been allowed in the area. The Sheets Subdivision which is adjacent to the site to the south is developed primarily as multifamily dwellings. The multifamily dwellings apparently range from duplexes to fourplexes, and a fourplex and a triplex are located on lots immediately south of the site. DESIGN ELEMENTS The site plan for Bear Mountain Park was developed based on Chapter 21.70 "Mobile Home Parks" of Title 21 of the Anchorage Municipal Code. In addition, tenta- tive requirements of the Alaska Department of Transportation were incorporated as they apply to construction within the State Highway Right-of-Way. Also, tentative requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation were incorporated as they apply to the water and sewer system. The proposed mobile home park is in compliance with all aspects of Chapter 21.70 except three: 1. We were unable to maintain 100 feet of straight street on two sides of the intersection of Moss Lane and Lichen. 2. We have provided 40-foot radius cul-de-sacs, rather than the 50-foot radius required. 3. We would like to provide a 24-foot street surface width rather than the 34-foot width required. Based on the following explanations and rationale, we request relief from these requirements: 1. Shortened lengths of straight street at the intersection are mandated by the shape of the lot and the need for the intersection at the location shown. The result of this modifica- tion is that sight distance to the east of the intersection is reduced below recommended minimums for through streets. To mitigate this problem, stop signs will be installed on Lichen and on the east leg of Moss Drive. In addition, speed limits within the Park will be 15 MPH. Traffic should be light due to the number of lots served. The 100-foot straight section was provided at the intersection of Moss Drive and the Old Glenn Highway, and both intersections cross at 90 degree angles. 2. To conserve space within the Park, 40-foot radius cul-de-sacs were used instead of the 50-foot radius required. The standard passenger car will turn within a 30-foot radius and only passenger cars and three- quarter ton trucks will be allowed to park at the individual spaces. No on street parking will be allowed. This requirement will be listed in the rental agreement as well as posted along the street. Ten spaces for guest parking are provided near the center of the Park. The 40-foot radius should provide ade- quate turn around space for vehicles commonly using the Park. Single unit trucks and buses require a 45-foot radius. It is not antici- pated that school buses will enter the Park and in the event that such a vehicle does enter, a two-motion turn around will be necessary. Parking of mobile homes in the spaces will probably have to be accomplished by backing either from the highway or the intersection within the Park. The recreational vehicle parking at the Moss Drive cul-de-sac could be used to provide additional maneuvering and turn-around space, if required. 3. We propose to use a 24-foot wide street surface rather than the 34-foot width requi~ed. A 24-foot width provides two ample lanes for travel (Note: The Old Glenn Highway in the area appears to be 22 feet wide.) and on street parking will not be allowed. SPACE DIMENSIONS The dimensions for spaces were developed based on the Chapter 21.70 requirement of 3000 square feet per space and the required separation and setback distances. Also, mobile home dealers and parks were surveyed to determine market demands. The dealers and park operators recommend that spaces be provided for one-third of the mobile homes to be double-wide. The maximum double-wide width is 28 feet, although many of the double-wides are 24 feet wide. Maximum length of the mobile homes appears to be standardized in the industry at 70 feet. This includes 66 feet of living area and 4 feet for the hitch. The draft rental agree- ment requires that the hitch be removed immediately after the home is installed at the site. Thus the effective length will be 66 feet. For Bear Mountain Park a 40-foot standard space width was selected. This width allows for a generous single wide space or, if necessary, a 24-foot double- wide could be accommodated. A 15-foot separation distance between mobile homes is required. Seven spaces are provided which will accommodate a 28-foot double-wide mobile home. These lots are approximately 45 feet wide and are denoted on the site plan by "LD" designation. Because of layout constraints, three 35-foot wide spaces are provided. These spaces are reserved for single-wides only and are denoted by an "S" on the site plan. Space depth varies depending upon area available, the requirement for 15-foot separation distance between mobile homes and the requirement for a five-foot set- back from the street right-of-way. varies from 80 to 110 feet. For the sake of appearance Depths of spaces and uniformity, a seven-foot setback from the street right-of-way will be required throughout the Park. The average space area is in excess of 4100 square feet, well over the 3000 square feet required. PARKING AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STORAGE No on street parking will be allowed in the proposed mobile home facility. Each space will have two parking spaces provided and only two vehicles per space will be allowed. This requirement will be stated in the rental agreement as well as posted along the street. Parking for recreational vehicles such as motor homes, campers, travel trailers, boats, etc. will be provided at designated areas at the end of Moss Drive. Approximately 5000 square feet of storage is provided. This will allow space for approximately 20 recreational vehicles. Gravel surfacing will be used in these areas and we anticipate that the areas will be developed as demand dictates. LANDSCAPING The majority of the site is covered by natural vegetation which consists of a dense population of 30- foot birch trees and groundcover consisting of grass, mosses and lowbush cranberries. To the greatest extent possible this natural vegetation will be saved throughout the Park. Areas which have to be disturbed will be landscaped as shown in the site plan. The owner will be responsible for landscaping and maintaining common areas and providing gravel surfacing in individual spaces. Landscaping of individual spaces will be the responsibility of the tenant, however the owner will take that responsibility if the tenant is derelict. Trees that have to be cleared to allow installation of the individual mobile home will be done by the owner. Additional tree cutting will only be allowed with written permission of the owner. Community garden plots are planned in the common area reserved for the septic tank. If this use does not meet general acceptance, the area will be landscaped as lawn and shrubs. WATER AND SEWER Design construction and operation of the water and sewer system will be in accordance with requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Preliminary design information for this system was obtained through telephone conversations with Mr. Bruce Erickson require smaller of the Anchorage office of ADEC. ADEC will 100% backup for the absorption area. Also, design flows are allowed if metered water services are provided. ADEC will completely review designs for water and sewer systems before construction begins. Planning for public water in the Peter's Creek area has not been done and it is not known when public water will be available to the site. Preliminary alignment for the Eklutna water transmission line is along the east side of the New Glenn Highway. If this project is built following the preliminary alignment, public water would be within 3/4 mile of the site by the end of the decade. How long it would take for a distribution system to develop is unknown. Considering the uncertain schedule for public water in the area, the well system source and the system will be designed for permanent use. Two plans for public sewer service have been prepared which include the proposed site in the study area. The first was completed in December 1966 for the Greater Anchorage Area Borough. It was titled "Eagle River-Chugiak Area Sewerage Study". This study showed a sewer trunk line extending up the ravine northwest of the site ending at the Old Glenn Highway approximately 1000 feet north of the site. This trunk line flowed to a proposed sewage treatment plant to be located near the Birchwood Airport. The second sewer study was performed for the Municipality of Anchorage in March 1977 by Wince Cothrell and Associates. It was titled "Wastewater Facility Plan For Eagle River-Chugiak Community". This study included the site in the study area, but the entire Peter's Creek area was not included in the area planned to have sewer service by 1997. No schedule was given as to when the second sewage treatment plant would be constructed or when the Peter's Creek area would receive service. Considering that it will likely be more than 20 years before public sewer service is available in the area, a community sewer collection system using a septic tank and soil absorption system was selected. As required by ADEC a 100% backup capacity will be provided for the soil absorption system. A well driller familiar with local conditions was contacted and he thought that a well producing 10 to 15 gallons per minute was a reasonable expectation. No aquifer studies were conducted to determine extended water production capability or/aquifer~capacity to receive septic system leachate~ The well and septic system shown on the site plan rely on the adequacy of published separation distances as required by State statutes. The required size of the septic system absorption area will be determined during final design after soils tests have been performed. Investigation of soil log 10 information for existing septic systems in the area show the existence of both silts and gravels. Ground water was not encountered in any of the tests reviewed. A deep trench absorption system design will likely be feasible. However, depending upon the type of soil encountered, the size of the absorption area may have to be increased. OTHER UTILITIES Electrical service distribution will be accomplished by a cooperative effort between the Utility and the Park owner. We have met with Matanuska Electric Association and our preliminary plans call for the Utility to provide overhead power to one or two central locations in the Park. From these central locations, buried conductors will be installed by the owner to the individual spaces. A meter will be installed at each space by the Utility. All work will be done conforming to the electrical code. Gas is available at the site and arrangements will be made with Enstar Natural Gas to extend service into the mobile home park. Refuse collection will be accomplished either by weekly pick-up or by deposit into a central dumpster. Weekly pick-up would presumably be done by a local refuse collection service or, perhaps, by the owner or maintenance man. A central dumpster, if this 11 alternative is elected, could be located at the lot reserved for the buried septic tank. J This site is centrally located and all residences would have a relatively short walk to deposit refuse. The dumpster would be enclosed by a fence or shrubbery hedge to contain blowing refuse and screen the facility from view as much as possible. Mail collection will be coordinated with the Post Office. It is anticipated that a central location will be selected for individual mailboxes. Boxes will be provided by the owner. 12 DRAFT RENTAL AGREEMENT Bear Mountain Park SR 2, Box 5850 Chugiak, AK 99567 (907)688-2624 This rental agreement is entered into on the day of 19__by and between M/M Perry D. Sebaugh dba Bear Mountain Park, (hereinafter called Management) and (hereinafter called the Tenant) for the purpose of renting Space Number Rental is to be on a month by month basis at the rate of per month due on the first of each month. The first partial month from to is prorated and rental amount totals There will be a charge of $30.00 for breach of Park regulations that have been agreed to (after Tenant has been given written notice). There will be an additional $30.00 charge for each month that the Tenant refuses to comply with the Park rules. 1. Tenant agrees that not more than one family will occupy the premises and that a family will be consi- dered to be limited to two adults plus their dependent children. Any visitors staying over two weeks must be approved by Management. 2. Animals in the Park will be limited to one small (no larger than 10 lbs.) dog or cat per household. The pet must not be allowed to run loose and must be on a leash when out of the mobile home. Small house pets, such as birds or fish, are acceptable. 3. No attachments, lean-tos, enclosed porches, etc. to be allowed except those that may come from the factory with the unit when new. 4. One utility shed per space will be permitted and must be of a material that reasonably matches the mobile home. It must be no larger than 120 square feet and maintained in a neat and attractive manner. It must be anchored to the ground. It should be located on the rear of the lot or as approved by the Management. 5. Tenant shall anchor his mobile home immediately in its space. All units must be skirted within 30 days after space occupancy with pre-painted metal or equivalent material that will coordinate with the rest of the mobile home. 6. Ail fences must be approved by the Management. 7. Tenant will be responsible for hooking up his water and sewer lines for the prevention of freezing. 8. Thawing and repairing of frozen water and sewer lines up to the main shall be the responsibility of the Tenant. 9. Trees that must be removed to move a unit in will be removed by the Management. The cutting of trees without written approval of Management is strictly forbidden under all circumstances. 10.To protect both the Tenant and Management no digging is allowed without written permission. Digging into underground utilities can be dangerous. il.Garbage and trash must be depositted in containers approved by Management. 12.Each mobile home space is entitled to park two vehicles no larger than a 3/4 ton truck. In addition each Tenant may rent one additional space, if available, in the storage area. The term "vehicle", for the purpose of this section, is to mean any wheeled conveyance requiring a license to operate on the highways of Alaska. All other modes of transportation, such as snowmachines, trail bikes, bicycles, scooters, etc., may be kept on the premises only if they are stored in the storage shed which is assigned to each lot. If no shed is available they will be stored in the storage lot for a small fee. Boats, motor homes, and pick-up campers longer than 8 feet will be kept in the storage lot. There will be no parking on the street. 13.No mechanical work is permitted in the park except for preventative maintenance. 14.Personal property, such as, but not limited to, refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, building materials, and mechanical equipment, will not be kept outside. If, after written notice to remove such equipment, it has not been moved within 10 days, the Management or its agent has the right to enter and remove such property. A charge of up to $40.00 may be assessed for this service. 15.It shall be the responsibility of each Tenant to keep his space clean of trash and in an orderly condition. Brooms, mops, etc. will be stored where they cannot be seen from the outside of the mobile home. Each Tenant will keep his lot seeded to lawn grass, flower beds, shrubbery, etc. No bare ground is permitted. Grass will be trimmed and neat. If deficiencies are not corrected within 10 days after receipt of written notice, Management or its agent will be allowed to enter the space for the purpose of maintaining the grounds and the Tenant shall be liable for such service at the rate of $22.00 per hour. 16.There will be no businesses of any kind conducted from a mobile home in Bear Mountain Park. Nor will there be any peddling or soliqiting allowed without prior written approval of Management. 17.Renting of a mobile home is prohibited, except where there may be extenuating circumstances, and then only with prior written approval of Management. 18.Tenant is responsible for utility deposits and permit fees, if required. 19.Tongues must be removed on all units with the front of unit 8 feet from the street, except on lots where it may be necessary to set back farther to get spacing from neighboring mobile homes. 20.There will be an 8-day grace period after which Tenant agrees to pay a late charge of $10.00 plus $.50 per day for each day that rental payment is late. 21.Tenant agrees to pay a security deposit in the amount of $125.00 in advance of occupancy. Said deposit shall be held by the Management as security for any damage, penalty, or charge caused by the Tenant. 22.The monthly rental shall be increased only by prior written notice of thirty days or more preceeding the commencement of any month or period of tenancy. In case of increase of rent, it is understood that all other provisions of this agreement shall remain in full force, changed only by such alterations in the amount of rent and not otherwise. 23.Mail boxes are furnished by Park Management and may not be changed as to size, shape, location, etc. 24.Tenant agrees to assume all liability for damage to the mobile home space leased herein or other property within the Park caused by himself, members of his family, guests, or pets. Tenant agrees that the cost of repairs to the space or the property in the Park will be charged to him. More precisely, damages to utility service connections, trees, landscaping, fences, or driveways as a result of moving mobile homes in or out will be charged to the Tenant. 25.Tenant agrees to give Management a 30-day written notice if he plans to vacate the space and likewise Management will give Tenant a 30-day written notice if, for reasons which are unforeseen on the signing of this contract, the space must be vacated. 26.Absolutely no snowmachines or motor bikes will be operated in the Park. Absolutely no firearms, including pellet and BB guns, slingshots, bow and arrows will be used in the Park. Explosives of all kinds including fireworks are prohibited. 27.Tenants agree to abide by and comply with all State and Municipal codes, laws, and regulations. 28.Only "new" mobile homes may be moved into the Park. Mobile homes older than 15 years must be removed from the Park when they are sold. 29.Prior to the sale of any mobile home in the Park, and if that unit is to remain within the Park, a new rental agreement must be negotiated with the purchaser (prospective Tenant). 30.Parents or guardians are responsible for the actions of their children and must know where they are at all times. Tenants will be asked to vacate when they or their children become a nuisance to other Tenants within the Park. Small children will not be left unattended in or near the Park. 31.Loud parties, loud radios, televisions, or stereo sets, when disturbing to others will not be tolerated. Public drunkeness and any unlawful or immoral act will not be tolerated and could be cause for eviction. 32.Tenant agrees to abide by all Park regulations. Modifications of the Park regulations will be in writing and all Tenants shall be provided with a copy of said modifications no less than 30 days prior to the effective date of these modified regulations. Management reserves the right to amend, modify, or repeal the Park regulations. Name of each Adult Place of Employment Name of each Minor Child Age Age Cars Model Year License No. State Other Licensed Vehicles Year License No. State Mobile Home Size Year Where Financed Personal References Address Phone The undersigned Tenant hereby agrees to abide by the Park regulations and agreement and hereby acknowledges receipt of a copy of this agreement and the Park regulations. Date Tenant Signature Date Management Signature Condition of the following items that must be improved. 1. Steps 2. Skirting. 3. Condition of yard 4. Exterior appearance of the home 5. AREA MAP SCALE: 1" = 400' Mr. Perry Sebaugh Box 5850 Chugiak, AK 99567 April 11, 1983 Municipality of Anchorage Planning Department Pouch 6-650 Anchorage, AK 99502 Re: Case No. 83-062, Conditional Use Application, Bear Mountain Park, Mobile Home Development Dear Sir, I request that our application for final conditional use be modified. We would like to apply for acceptance of a Conceptual Conditional Use Permit at this time. We elected to apply for conceptual approval following our meeting with the planning staff on April 7, 1983, and because of the preliminary nature of our plans. Attached are soils and percolation test data along with preliminary size calculations for the absorption area. We recently performed the soils investigation and we would like to append this to our application. Sincerely, ~ S~ba~h~ Owner cc /John Lynn, Environmental Health Dept. Bruce Erickson, ADEC Vern Roelfs, Entech Engineers Bear Mountain Park Case No. 83-062 Entech Engineers, Inc. 4/12/83 MODIFICATIONS TO PROPOSED SEPTIC SYSTEM AND ABSORPTION AREA On April 9 and 11, 1983, we performed soils and percolation tests at the site of the proposed mobile home park. In the absorption area shown on the site plan, soils percolation values ranged from 9 minutes per inch to 27 minutes per inch. We considered these soils to be less than ideal and we then dug test holes and performed percolation tests in the area shown as R.V. Parking. In this area we found well-graded sands and gravels, and percolation rates were approximately 0.5 minutes per inch. Copies of these soils logs and percolation tests are attached. Our plans now call for locating the septic absorption area in the R.V. Parking zone. There are no neighboring wells to be concerned about, and the separation distance from the well serving this site will be increased. The septic tank will still probably be located at the same place. However, a pump station will have to be provided to pump the septic tank effluent to the absorption area. The absorption area shown on the site plan will become the R.V. Parking area and the layout will have to be modified to allow balancing of areas and access to the R.V. Parking. A calculation sheet is attached which gives preliminary sewage flow, tank volume and absorption area size. Two absorption fields will be developed, each capable of handling the entire flow. During normal operation, fields would be alternated on approximately a 6-month basis. 7 q-OD ~io~.~ - Ate [] SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION [] PERCOLATION TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG - PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry Sebaugh, Bear Mtn. Park DATE PERFORMED: 4/9/83 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 12, Block 1, Eklutna Heights Subdivision P-215-E TEST HOLE #1 Peat Silt "ML" Sample #1 Frost Depth Sample #2 Perc Test #1 Sandy Silt with "SM" Some Gravel --~Course Sand "SP" SLOPE SITE PLAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19- 20 Perc Test #2 WAS GROUND WATER ENCOUNTERED7 Silty Sandy Gravel "GM" with 4-6" Rock .FYES, ATWHAT DEPTH? Hole Sample #3 pERCOTAq~T~N rp'~,~rp ..~1 Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Time Water Drop I 4/9 11:53 4 7/8" 2 4/9 12:32 39 min. 5 3/4" 7/8" 3 4/9 12:49 17 min. 5 7/8" 1/8" 4 4/9 14:07 78 min. 6 5/8" 3/4" 5 4/9 14:37 30 min. 6 7/8" 1/4" ~Z PERCOLATION RATE 110 (minutes/inch) TEST RUN BETWEEN ~ , FT AND 7 FT COMMENTS Perco]atio~,~ tPRt,~ wPr~ D~'fn~'mn8 Rt twn ai¢~ere~t deDth~. Sa~ples were stored ~d not analyzed, "GM" material interspersed with pockets of s~dy g~-a~el ~d silt. ~SRFORMEOSY: Vernon L. Roelfs~ PE CERT~F,EOSY: Vernon L. Roelfs OATE: 4/9/85 72-008 (6/79) [] SOILS LOG - ~ ~.. MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE · 'L, ~ PERCOLATION  DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION · ~ TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG - PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry Sebaugh, Bear Mtn. Park DATE PEREORMED: 4/9/83 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: T~M~, HOle ~/1; PPr~oIRT. io~ TaRt #? SLOPE SITE PLAN 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2O Refill WAS GROUND WATER S ENCOUNTERED? ~0 L O IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? PERC TEST #2 Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Tim(rain) water Drop I 4/9 11:56 0 4 7/8" 2 4/9 12:34 38 11 1/2" 6 5/8 3 4/9 12:47 0 7 3/8" 4 4/9 1:04 17 10 1/2" 3 1/8 5.6 Mi'~ ~in PERCOLATION RATE 9 (minutes/inch) 10 11 TEST RUN BETWEEN FT AND FT COMMENTS Perc Test #2a was made at the same elevation 2' south of Perc Test #2., Percolation rate is average of Test 2 and 2a. PERFORMED BY: Vernon L. Roelfs: PE CERTIFIED BY: Vernon L. Roe]rs DATE: 4/9/83 72-008 (6/79) SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION [~ PERCOLATION TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG -- PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry SebauMh, Bear Mtn. Park DATE PERFORMED: 4/9/83 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TJ(3t i2: l~]lnok 1: Rkl~]t~a )~ei~ht.~ R~]l~ivi.~in~ P-PlS-R SLOPE SITE PLAN TEST HOLE #2 Peat "ML", Silt "SM", Sandy Silt with , Coarse Sand Gravel "ML" Silt Sample #4 Perc Test #3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2O "GM" Silty Sandy Gravel " RD ck WAS GROUND WATER ENCOUNTERED? NO IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Time Water Drop I 4/9 2:30 0 5 1/2" 2 4/9 2:56 26 min 7 1/8" 1 5/8" 3 4/9 3:13 17 min. 7 3/4" 5/8" 4 4/9 3:43 30 rain 7 7/8" 1 1/8" PERCOLATION RATE 27 (minutes/inch) TEST RUN BETWEEN 1 2 FT AND I 3 FT COMMENTS Percolation test was difficult since 6" diameter hole kept caving in during test. PERFORMED BY: Vernon L. Roelfs. PE CERTIFIEDBY:Vc~T'I~OI'1 T,. Rn~lf~ DATE: 4/9/R~ 72-OO8 (6/79) SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION [] PERCOLATION TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG -- PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry Sebau~h: Bear Mtn. Park DATE PERFORMED: 4/q/83 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: T~ot ! 2, ~!OOk TEST HOLE #3 1 Peat 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16- 17 18 19- 20- "ML" Silt ~"SW" Co~rse S~Lud "SM" Sandy Silt with Gravel Bottom COMMENTS WAS GROUND WATER S ENCOUNTERED? NO L O P E IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? Subdivision P-215-E SITE PLAN Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Time Water Drop PERCOLATION RATE TEST RUN BETWEEN N/A FT AND (minutes/inch) __ FT PERFORMED BY: Vernon t,. Rn~'] t"R; P~, CERTIFIED BY:Vp-r¥'n nTI T,= Rnp-I f.~ DATE: 4/9/RB 72-008 (6/79) SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION [] PERCOLATION TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG - PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry Sebaug, h, Bear Mtn. Park DATE PERFORMED: 4/9/83 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13- 14- 15- 16- 17- 18- 19- 20- Lot 17; Blmek 1~ Ekl~]tua H~i~ht~ SubSivi,~iou P-?15-E SLOPE SITE PLAN TEST HOLE ~4 Peat ~ ,~, "ML" Silt ~ t %E.;% H~z~ ¢¢ "SN" Sandy S&i~ with Gravel o~ Bottom COMMENTS None WAS GROUND WATER ~A S ENCOUNTERED? l~lU L O P E IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Time Water Drop PERCOLATION RATE TEST RUN BETWEEN FT AND (minutes/inch) FT /~ ~o PERFORMED BY: Vernon L. Romlfg; pE CERTIFIED BY: Vc~'F, rlC~i'I T,; Rn~lf,q DATE: 4/9/R~ 72-008 (6/79) SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE E~ PERCOLATION DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TEST 825 g Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264~,720 SOILS LOG - PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: Mr. Perry Sebau~h; Bear Mtn. Park DATE PERFORMED: 4/11/8~ LEGALDESCRmPT,ON: Lot 12, Block 1, Eklutna Heights Subdivision P-215-E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 20 Peat TEST HOT~ #5 , Silt , Coarse Sand , Well-graded Gravel "GM", Silty Gravel "SM", Silty Sand "GW", Well-graded Gravel Perc Test #4 Sample #5 ~22' Bottom COMMENTS Non~, SLOPE SITE PLAN WAS GROUND WATER ENCOUNTERED? NO IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? PERC TEST #4 Gross Net Depth to Net Reading Date Time Time Water Drop 1 4/11 0:00 7 3/4" 3 4/11 O:00 5 1/2" PERCOLATION RATE 0. 5 minutes/inch) TEST RUN BETWEEN 1 1 FT AND 1 2 FT PERFORMED BY: Vernon L, Hoelfs; PE CERTIFIED BY: Vernon L. Roe] fs DATE: 4/11/83 72-008 (6/79) SOILS LOG MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ~ PERCOLATION TEST 825 L. Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 264-4720 SOILS LOG - PERCOLATION TEST PERFORMED FOR: ~VTT'_. T)~mT'T,y Rp'h~t]~3; 'RP,qT' N]~1'1: ~D~7'~ DATE PERFORMED: 4/11/R3 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 12, Block 1, ~Eklutna He±ghts Subdiv±sion ?-215-E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Peat TEST HOI~ #6 SLOPE SITE PLAN "ML", Silt "SL", Silty Sand "GW", Well-graded Gravel Perc Test #5 Bands of "GW" and "SW" to Bottom Bottom Refillfi Gross Time WAS GROUND WATER ENCOUNTERED? ~O 0:00 Net Time ~z Depth to Net Water Drop 9 5/8" 3 5/8" 5" 7 7/8" 2 7/8" IF YES, AT WHAT DEPTH? PERC TSST #5 Reading Date I 4/1 1 2 4/11 1:OO 1.O min 3 4/11 0:00 4 4/11 1:18 1.3 min COMMENTS ~r on e PERCOLATION RATE 0. 5 (minutes/inch) TEST RUN BETWEEN FT AND __ FT PERFORMED BY: VePBOn L. Roelfs, PE CERTIFIEDBY:VerHon L. Roelfs DATE: 4/11/83 72-008 (6/79)