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MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE
Department of Health & Human Services
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Does your house contain any of the following: Hot Tub, Swimming Pool, Therapy Pool, Jacuzzi,
or Water Softener Unit ~0 If yes, which one? ~
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Sewer Only ~ ~ Sewer and Well Sewer Upgrade ~ We[O~y ~ Water Storage
I ce~i~ that the above information is correct. I fu~he, cedi~ th~a¢~tio/~ made fora Single Family Dwelling
and in accordance with applicable Municipal Codes. ( ~~ ~
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Anchorage
P.O. L X 196650
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99519-6650
(907) 264-4111
TONYKNOWLES,
MAYOR
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
October 31, 1986
To: All Engineers Performing HAA Inspections
Recently we have reviewed several Health Authority Approvals which
requested approval on undocumented systems. Some of these were
installed prior to establishment of the then Greater Anchorage Area
Borough code in 1986; others were simply installed without benefit of
inspection. Since the departme~: has begun to take a critical look at
the influence of on-site wastewater systems on the quality of groundwater,
a natural extension of this position is to ensure that both known and
unknown systems meet proper separation to underlying groundwater.
Therefore, the following policies have been established and must be
adhered to in futurs submittals, effective immediately.
Water monitoring adjacent to the undocumented system will be
required (minimum seven days). In lieu of an actual test hole,
we will accept evidence from the engineer which conclusively-shows
through supporting documentation that there is no seasonal high
groundwater within four feet of the bottom of the system. For
instance, if these holes on lots surrounding the subject'lot all
show monitored water table results at 13 feet, and the system is
installed at 8 feet, an approval could proceed.
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Unless the engineer is able to determine exact dimensions of an
undocumented system installed prior to 1968, and it aleo meets
proper design criteria for the number of bedrooms requested, no
approval will be signed for more than three (3) bedrooms. Appropriate
soil testing would be a method for obtaining approval for a greater'
number of bedrooms.
Systems installed after the effective date of the ordinance (1968)
which are undocumented must have the engineer provide dimensions of
the system and verify type and size of tank. Appropriate soil testing
will be required as well as water monitoring. This will apply even if
the department has previously signed a Health Authority Approval on the
property.
If you have any questions on these policies, please feel free to call
our staff members at 264-4744.
Sincerely, ~
R.W. Robinson, Manager
On-site Services
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Altask, Watery & Wa., tewater
8471 Brookridge Drive ~ Anchorage ,~ Alaska 99504
(907) 33%6179 ~ Fax (907) 338-3246
Consulting Engineers
June 14, 1997
Municipality of Anchorage
Department of Health & Human Services
Division of Environmental Services
On-Site Services Section
P.O. Box 196650
Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6650
Ref: Well Permit for BLM Lot 106, Sec 15, TI2N, R3W, S.M., Alaska.
To whom it may concern:
The existing 3 bedroom trailer is served by the Class "C" well located on Lot 107 (immediately to
the east). The water line from Lot 107 is going to be disconnected, and a well drilled on Lot 106.
There are no septic systems within the 100 foot protective radius of the proposed well. Attached
is a 1" - 50' scale drawing which shows the location of adjacent structures, wells, and septic
systems. I am unaware of any adverse impacts this installation would have on adjacent wells or
septic systems. If you have any questions, please contact me at 337-6179, 244-9612, or on my
digital pager at 1-800-481-1 I62. Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely, A
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c.c. Brian Swartzenturber