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Home My WebLink AboutGALATEA ESTATES BLK 3 LT 18 GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BoROUGH/~j~ /£~~ DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PERMIT NO. 3330 "C" STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 27,4-,4561 SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM -- APPLICATION AND PERMIT INSTALLATION LOCATION LEGAL DESCRIPTION L/~g ~ ~_~ INSTALLATION OF: ~K SEEPAGE PIT ~PE AND SIZE OF FACILI~ TO BE FINANCED THROUGH TO BE COMPLETION DATE ANTICIPATED DRAIN FIELD OTHER BY PERMIT IS NOT VALI FINAL INSPECTION: 24 HOUR DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMI MINIMUM FOUNDATION TO SEPTIC TANK FOUNDATION TO SEEPAGI PIT SEPTIC TANK TO SEEPAGE SEPTIC TANK SEEPAGE PIT TO NEAREST LOT LINE. WElL TO SEPTIC TANK DRAIN FIELD WATER MAIN TO SEPTIC TANK . DRAIN FIELD SEPTIC TANK, SEE TO RIVER, LAKE. STREAM. CAST IRON INTO AND OUT OF EXCAVATION 5 FEET INTO UNDISTURBI · ALSO DRAIN .. S EPAGE PiT FIELD ;RIB CROSSING GAP OF NY SYSTEM WI~ SUBJECT TO PROSE* 4 INCH DIAMETER CAST IRON SIPHON PIPES ON SEPTIC TANK AND SEEPAGE PIT FI'I-FED WITH AIRTIGHT REMOVABLE CAPS. FINAL INSPECTION BY THE AREA SIZE TYPE DIAGRAM OF' SYSTEM GRAVEL BACKFILL CONFORM TO BOROUGH REGULATIONS REGARDING INSTALLATION. I CERTIFY THAT I AMFAMILIAR WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH ORD NANCE NO. 28-66 AND THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED/~.. --~ g~ 7~-'~SYSTEM IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAID CODE. ,, APP''CA.T'S S'G"ATU.E [' f/-- / ~ ~ ---' / ./ ~/~./_./__~ ) December 14, 1976 R & M No. 656328 Monroe Fields 5661 Old Seward Highway Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Re: Test Hole and Soil Log Report for Sanitary System Lot 18, Block 3, Galatea Estates Subdivision, Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Fields: We are submitting herewith the test boring results and our comments regarding soil conditions encountered at the subject site. This in- vestigation was performed in accordance with your request of December 13, 1976, and those procedures outlined in a letter dated July 15, 1975, by Mr. Rolf Strickland of the Municipality of Anchorage Department of Environmental Quality. A single test hole was put down within the subject site area for the purpose of defining general subsurface soil conditions for the proposed sanitary system. Excavation was accomplished with a tractor-mounted backhoe and the test hole was extended to a total depth of 8 feet below ground surface. The final log prepared for the test hole has been included in Drawing A-01. Groundwater was encountered in the test hole during inspection. We appreciate being given this opportunity to be of service to you. Should you have any questions with regard to the above, please do not hesitate to contact us. Very truly yours, R & M CONSULTANTS, INC. es W. Rooney Vice President JWR/sc xc: Municipality of Anchorage LOT 18 I I I 50' I [ . E. 68th Street Test hole locations are approximate and have not been located by survey methods. T.H. 1 12-13-76 0.0' GRAVELLY SAND w/ SOME SILT (FILL) ---- 1.0' ORGANIC SANDY GRAVEL w/ SOME SILT .......... 2.0' SANDY GRAVEL w/ SOME SILT Many Cobbles, Gray 8.0~ This log represents subsurface soil conditions within Lot 18, Block 3, Galatea Estates, Anchorage, Alaska J_',L~ ! Il :::-~ 12-!4-7,% F8 S~NITARY SEWq~R TEST HOLE . ._'40NROE FIELDS C-R~D MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CASE REVIEW WORK SHEET [] PLATTING BOARD [~ PLANNING & ZONING CASE NUMBER NAME S-4564A Lot 18 Galatea Subdivision: restriction request~ DATE RECEIVED January 3, 1980 to be removed ;OMMENT TO PLANNING BY January 21, 1980 FOR MEETING OF CASE OF WATER N(~_AVAILABLE TO PETITION AREA SEWER ~ AVAILABLE TO PETITION AREA REVIEWER'S COMMENTS: 71-014 (Rev. 2/78) ,d IVIUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE DEPT. OF i lZALTi-t & ENVIRONMEhlTAL ,: ;.~.TSCTION JAN 3 ~gS0 RECEIVED Deborra Fields Box 4-1328 Anchorage. AX. 99509 Dear Mr. WeaVer. ! aa requesting a sooting before the planning board to request that the restriction a~ainst ay property. Lot 18 Oalatea Sub~lvimion be removed. The restriction states."Ho st~,~c~ure or building will be constructed until ~ter or sewer se~ice is available to each lot." I feel this is ~fair-f~ several reasons and wish to be heard before the Sincerely. ~"'~...... ~) PLATTING OR PLANNING AND ZONING CASE REVIEW CASE N~R S-4564 PETITION FO ZONING eph W. Murray for ~. & Mrs. Fields re: ~EClAL EXCEPTION ~V~_CATIO N Ga~ RE~BDIVISION DATE RECEIVED % ~ ~ COMMENT TO PLANNINGS. Au§USt ]9, 1977 FOR MEETING OF September 1, 1977 of Cases COMMENTS: ~ ENVIRC~MENTAL SANIT,~TION: '~,~UBLIC WATER NOT AVAILABLE ' m~ AREA. Lot 18. Blk 3 S-4564 -- A' petition has been recHved by the Municipalil~y of Anchorage from Joseph W. Murray representing l~lunroe and Gustava Fields to remove a restrictive note from Plat 72-198 Galatca Estates which states: . - Postponed indefinitely at the request of the petitioner. August 1, 1977 Platting Board 630 W 5th Ave. Anchorage, Alaska Att. Don Alsphach RE: Lot 18, Blk. 3, Calatea Estates 'Sirs: This office has been retained by Eonroe and Custava Fields to represent their claim for a variance from a plat restriction presently existing on their lot, the official description of which is found above. The restriction in question reads as follows: No stru~re or building will be constru--d-Ced uhtil water and sewer service is available to each lot. Chronlogically, the circumstances of our client's case are as follows: Hr. and Mrs. Fields purchased the above lot on or about October 20, 1976 from Carl Holmes. Before and at the time of purchase, Hr. Holmes was informed of our client's %ntentions to place a trailer on this lot and to construct on lot water.and sewer ,facilities. Not once during many discussions related to this transaction did Mr. Holmes explain the existence of the above mentioned restriction. The sale and escrow arrangements were handled by Security Title' Inc. who were also informed of these same intentions by oar clients. At no time did ~curity Title explain either the existence or the implications o'f said'restriction on our client's potential use of their newly acquired property. The transaction was closed on October 20, 1976. In December of 1976, Hr. and Mrs. Fields contacted Ms. Gdil Johnson and Mr. Joe Stenson with~e Department of Zoning--to discuss the .procedures involved in ~ permits for the on lot water and sewer facilites. After hearing the Fields requests and discussing the results of the appropriate soil tests which the Fields initiated at their own expense, the zoning department sent our clients to the Department of Health where they were to apply for well and holding tank permits. At no time did these individuals at the Page 2 zoning department expl f g to the Fields the nature of the' above mentioned restriction and it is my belief that they did not investigate the platting of the subdivision in question to discover this restriction. It appears that the health department on December Z0, 1976, through the offices of John Kennedy and Joe Blair, approved the use of a holding tank on the Pield's lot. It is my belief after speaking with Mr. Kennedy and meeting with Mr. Blair, that once again the municipality negligently failed to apprise our clients of this restriction or to familiarize their, otfice with the lot by pulling the plat to check for any existing restrictions. In full and justifiable reliance upon the representations of the aforementioned individuals our clients improved their lot by transporting gravel to the lot at a cost of approximately Six Thousand Dollars ($6,00~'). Moreoever, as mentioned above, the Fields brought in experts to r~n tests on the lot to establish the appropriate procedures for/obtaining o~ lot water and sewer. In sho~t, our clients treated/this lot as thief own unrestricted property. '~ ~$~ ~ ~ ~ ~ z~ It was not until June 21, 1977, six months after firs~ receiving permission for the on'lot h~lding tank, that the Fields. learned of the plat restriction. It was at this time that the municipality retracted the initial permit-on the grounds that'this plat restriction existed on their propertoy. The platting board should also be informed that the Fields family has been living on the lot since late Decemker. The family had hoped to dig the well and holding tank..at their first opportunity in the spring. Since December they have been transporting water daily and have been forced to use an outside chemical toilet'which ',they have rented at their own expense. Therefore, fhe municipality may be responsible for a grossly inquitable situation'which the Fields have been forced to endure since notification in June and which my persist indefinitely unless an equitable variance is granted in this case., Upon further investigation I have learned from Mr. Rolff Strickland of the health department that no set procedure exists by which the municipality may inform potential buyers and users of property with- similar plat restrictions that such restrictions do exist and the rationale for their existence-:. I strongly urge that the municipality develop such procedures immediately to avoid such drastic mis- understandings as typified by our'client's case. Furthermore, it is our belief that the Pields family should not be made to suffer such a tremendous loss when they'merely operated on the representations of individuals who they assumed should have been familiar with municipal procedures. The Fields family have been residents of Anchorage since 1951. They have owned two different lots since that date and have drilled on each of. these lots. Neither Hr. or Hrs. Fields has an education above the eighth grade and while part of this problem may stem ~ ~rom their inability to articulate their position or desires, it is our belief that given all the facts of this case and the lack of organization on the municipality's part, the Field*s should be granted a ~ariance by the platting hoard. This variance would allaw thts.£amily'.to.fp~fill their.in§tillable anticipations which led them to enter into the initial transaction with Hr. Holmes. Sincerely yours GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH ~//~/~/~ ~o~ DEPARTMENT: --~. E' ~, ...................... ~ - ~'~'-. ~W~ '~/,~::~ DATE ANSWER TO: DEPARTMENT: .... /L,~/(.,J/t(,/~ _ REQUESTED: FOR IM/VlEDIATE ACTION FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION OTHER REQUESTED ACTION SCHEDULE O PREPARE BACK-UP INFORMATION '"~ · ~ CALL ME BEFORE YOU ANSWER : ~J NEED YOUR RECOMMENDATION DIC" ,', I N S 0 ENGINEE.R$ AND SUD. VEYORS OSWALD P A R ERS .' ~pril 21, 1972 Greater Anchora?e Area Borough Depart;rent cf Ft~blic '" '- .or~s 3500 l'udor Road Anchorage, Alaska 99507 · Attn: Hr. Ed ~{c.tJlllin, p.E. //' Re: Shelikof Subdivision & Galatea Estates · Gentlemen: As discussed earlier, t,he otmers on the above referenced subdivisions wish to coutinue analysis of their Drososed development.~lans, portions of which are located within t.he flo;d:-.'Tw, and f!ood fr~n..~' o° areas of the North Fork of the Little Ca:re?bell Cr~e.,, and are prepared to implement reasonable engineering recommendations through thbir' improvement programs. As a result, we are submitting the fei!owing exhibits and data for your review and .' ~' ~' · · e~alua,2on. ,n~s submittal supports a request for technlcal assistance and application for a S~ecial Land ttazard Perm£t in accordance with Section 7.1, "Special Land .qaL_ard Permit" of the proposed Greater Anchorage Area ~orough flood plain ordinance.. Included in this submittal are: (1) 200-scale aerial map of the area between Lake Otis Road and the New Seward Highway. Superimposed on the aerial are one-foot ground contours covering Shelikof, Calatea and a 700-foot+ wtde strip downstream from Shelikof. Also shmm is the proposed channel--alignment of the North Fork of Little Campbell Creek. (2) Profile from Lake Otis Road to the New Seward Highway showing the existing ground linc along the proposed channel alignment, the proposed channel invert, and finish floor elevations of the housing units adjacent.. to the channel. '.i (3) Lax*ge S0-scale pre]iminary grading and drainage maps for Shelikef and thc north half of Galatea Estates showing in more detail the one-foot ground contours based on field survey, the lot and housing layouts, and thc proposed alignment of the creek channel. Ilo ~ro~ose modifications to the platted lot layouzs and back lot lines to prov~de'a minimum channel obstruction cle2rance to al] housing units of $0 fcct7 In addition, a 60-foot wide easement will be provided along the channel. Re: ' Shelikof Subdivision fi Galatea Estates April 21, 1972 Page 2. (,~) Typical channel cross-section. We propose a broad, fairly shallow, landscaped 'channel to carry the regulatory flood waters. In the center of ti;is channel is a small ditch to carry normal flows. The pro- posed c::::n:v~l' ' w~!l carry anDroximately.. 1,450 cfs at 0.6% grade and a 42foot flood dc?th. 'This should be adequate to safely carry the intermediate regional flood as rccor, unendcd by the Corp of £nginccr~. The Corp study shows the creek flowing at the rate of 1,100 cfs at the Old Seward tlighway crossing and a cer.:bJned flow of approximately 1,900 cfs at Lake Ctis Road during 100-year floods. {S) Thc Developers will provide the necessary easements, permits and/or releases from the property owner dot, mstream of Shelikof. (6) All subdivision street crossings will be designed to accomodate the lO-)'ear flood, with adequate provision and protections for overtopping by the more severe floods. (7) Construction of the proposed flood channel and thc sewer trunk from the Seward Highway to serve the subdivision should effectively lower the water table be]ow the foundation level. It is our.understanding that the Borough may submit this report to the Corp of Engineers for a detailed analysis. As this analysis ma)' take considerable time, we do request a letter from the Borough indicating our flood proposal is under study so that the developer has a progress report to present to his financiers. Please advise if more detailed or specific information is required. Your prompt consideration will be greatly appreciated. Very tr. uly yours, DICKINSON-OSI;'ALD & PARTNERS -'Earl D. Korynta, P. E. EDK:jp Enc]ostlres cc: Mr. Gene Johnson DICKINSON-OSWALD & PART ?ERS ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS PHONE 277-1685 ANCHOEAGE, ALASKA 99501 March 22, 1972 Mr. Rolf Strickland Greater Anchorage Area Borough Department of Environmental Quality 3500 Tudor Road Anchorage, Alaska 99507 Re: Galatea Subdivision - Water & Sewer Approval Dear Mr. Strickland: Attached are two prints of Galatea Subdivision with added note: "No structure or building will be constructed until water and sewer service is available". Also attached is a letter from the City of Anchorage regarding water service. This plat was submitted to the Planning & Zoning Commission and approved in the fall of 1971. At that time, there was a question as to whether Central Alaska Utilities or the City of Anchorage would serve this area with water. OnMarch 15, 1972, it was resolved that the City would serve this area. In the meantime, our approval has lapsed and it is our intent to reverify approval of the subdivision design and then proceed with de- tailed water and sewer designs. It is our intent to construct one lift station serving Shelikof and Galatea Subdivisions (total 268 lots). This will provide economies to both developers and was agreed to by the Borough. A copy of their June 4, 1971, letter relating to Shelikof is attached for your reference. If this fulfills the requirement of the Planning & Zoning Commission as stated: "Providing the Department of Environmental Quality with engineering reports and/or designs as needed to show how each lot/lots can be provided with a safe, adequate water supply and sewage disposal facilities", please concur in space provided below. LEYVI$ E. DICKINSON. P.E. MAUEIC[ P. OS1NALD, L.$. KENNETH B. WALCN. P.E. Mr. Rolf Strickland Re: Galatea Subdivision March 22, 1972 Page 2 If any other conditions are needed, please approve subject to those conditions. Very yours, Lewis E. Dickinson, Partner LED:jp Attachments Concurrence: Rolf S tri ckland Plashing l~pa~ CREATER ANa-IOItACE AREA BOItOU(~ HE HO RAN DU.H DAI~: TO: FROM: April 4, 1972 Rolf Strickland, Depar~ut of Environmental Quality Dick Glasheen, Platting Engineer SI~.l,.. Test holes and apparent water table - proposed Galatea Estates Roll, The Co~aissi~ postponed consideration of this case until April 5, 1972, to allow the Staff time to review soils information on this site. In light of the attached test hole logs from Alaska Testlab, dated March 29, 1972, what is your opinion? Respect fmlly, Dick Glasheen Platting Engineer DG:bss April 4, 1972 c L Dickinson - Oswald & Partners 800 Cordova Street Anchorage, Alaska Dear Ozzie: A i This letter is in reference t~ the soils information submitted to our office m on April 3, 1972, concerning proposed Galatea Estates Subdivision. * The test hole logs prepared by Alaska Testlab, do not satisfy our depart- c ment's requirement for a comprehensive soils-report. - We had requested a L soils report by a professional engineer or geologist specializing in the field of soils mechanics as to the structural suitability of the site for a the development proposed. N w The information submitted to us for review only consisted of a brief cover A letter, 14 test hole logs, and location maps. There is no mention of pene- ¥ tration rates ~low counts), a necessity when considering suitable foundation E mater£als in this' area. Since four of the test sites encountered surface water table conditions, a review of the subsurface geology by backhoe techniqu~ , was impossible. As you know, much of the northerly part of the site is also within the 100 Year Floodplain of the North Fork of Campbell Creek (U. S. A Army Corps of Engineers, June, 1971). In light of the geologic information received to date, our department can not recommend approval of this proposed subdivision. We must have assurance that the soils are structurally sound for the building contemplated and that the extremely high water table can be adequately handled. c o m m U I T Y If I can be of any further assistance in this matter, please call me at 279-8686, extension 220. Respectfully, Dick Glasheen Platting Engineer cc: Ed McMillan - Greater Anchorage Acea Borough, Roads and Drainage Rolf Strickland - Greater Anchorage Area Borough, Department of Environ- mental Quality DG:bss ' P. ZAMARELLO PRESIDENT 6126 SEWARD HIGHWAY ANCHORA®E, ALASKA 99502 March 24, 1972 PHONE 344-9652 Greater Anchorage Area Borough 3500 Tudor Road Anchorage, Alaska Gentlemen: This will advise you that we guarantee that no persons will build in Galatea Estates Subdivision until such time as water and sewer f~c~ities are available for hook-up. It is this corporation's intent to supply the water and sewer facilities as soon as possible and when feasible. /--"-"-- OLYMPI,C', INC. Sd;'.-1, --Presiden~ i / ? P~./oD · TESTING · EXPLORATION · CHEMICAL · MATERIALS · INSPECTION 503 E. E?H AVE. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 Dickinson-Oswald & Partners 800 Cordova Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ATTENTION: ~. Maurice Oswald March 29, 1972 W. O. 12377 PHONE 272-3428 SUBJECT:- Test Holes / Galatea Estates (March 28, 29)" Gentlemen: Attached are results of exploration at the subject site. The exploration was by backhoe to approximately 12 feet. Test holes 3, 4, 5, and 6 have water tables at ground level. Frost is uniformily at 6-ft. depth. Locations are as noted on the, attached maps. Very truly yours, ALASKA TESTLAB ~taff Engineer ILS:ld ~11 CONSULTATION 0 ALASKA TESTLAB TESTING O EXPLORATION O CHEMICAL · MATERIALS INSPECTION SOIL CLASSIFICATION CHART 30%GRAVEL CLAY EY CLAYEY \ \~ OR ~1LTY SI LTY ~ \ SAND \ \ : \: t D Y \G ',A V E~L GRAVELLY \ SA~ID\ GRAVEL \ 0 I0 20 :~) 40 50 60 70 80 90 I00 .GRAVEL (+~4SCREEN) % BY WEIGHT-' NONFROST SUSCEPTIBLE SOILS ARE INORGANIC SOILS CONTAINING LESS THAN $°/o FINER THAN O.02mm. GROUPS OF FROST-SUSCEPTIBLE SOILS: FI F~' F3 Ix F4 o. b. ¢, d.- GRAVELLY SOILS CONTAINING BETWEEN :~ AND 20% FINER THAN O.OZmm. SANDY SOILS CONTAINING BETWEEN :5 AND 15% FINER THAN 0.02 mm. GRAVELLY SOILS CONTAINING MORE THAN 20% FINER THAN O.02mm. AND SANDY SOILS (EXCEPT FINE SILTY, SANDS} CONTAINING MORE THAN 15°/o FINER THAN O.02mm. CLAYS WITH PLASTICITY INDEXES'OF MORE THAN 12. EXCEPT VARVED CLAYS. ALL SILTS INCLUDING SANDY SILTS. FINE SILTY SANDS CONTAINING MORE THAN 15% FINER THAN O.OZmm. LEAN CLAYS WITH PLASTICITY INDEXES OF LESS THAN VARVED CLAYS. TEST HOLE LOGS SOIL DESCRIPTIONS The soil descriptions shown on- the Iogs are the best estimate of the soil characteristics at the time of field examination. Such examinations do not achieve the precision of laboratory tests for the various properties. 1. The relative type of soil and the frost classification is shown on the sheet "Soil Cia s si fica tion Cha rt." · Other criteria: Boulder - greater tha~ 8" Cobble - approximat.ely 3" to 8" Blow Count - blows/B" of 140 lb. weight falling 30"; 2" split spoon. '~ (The standard penetration Is blows/12'). Density - estimated by the rate of drilling ~ype of soil, blow count, and moisture range. PL - Plastic Limit, moisture content being apProximated as; above (+) or below (-) plastic limit (PO or liquid limit (Lw) as appropriate. Lw - Liquid Limit, see PL '; Dilatency - is the ability of water to migrate to the surface upon vibration or jolting of a sample, an aid in determining whether a soil is predomi- nately a clay or silt. Well graded - uniformity coefficient greater than 7 Poorl}' graded - uniformity coefficient less than 7 (Uniform particles,' gap graded) Organic Content - estimated by volume, not particularly precise, Clayey Soils - a field method now being used as an aid to identification of these soils as a combination ball drop, and rolled thread tes~ in which a 2" diameter ball of the Sand-Silt-Clay fraction is dropped 2' until a 1" thick pat develops. The diameter of a thread at crumbling rolled from the resultant pat determines whether clay or silt predominates. Dry Strength - a small sample of the soil is formed into a cube and air dried, and crushed between the fingers. High dry strength indicates clays and low silts. Water Table - the apparent water ~ble at the time of observation. Often the actual water table may be higher unless the hole Is allowed to remain open or is conver;ed to an observation well. Capillary Fringe - change from moist to very damp, or saturated Soil, usually indicates that water table lo close. Peat - Fibrous material of macroscopic and microscopic fragments of decayed vegetable matter; very compressible, unsuitable for foundation or embankment. Color light brown to black. Aa - The upper layer, surface soil or topsoil, containing humus and/or Organic debris, not satisfactory for fo(~ndations. ALASKA TESTLA3 -j, CLIENT ''0'~-~~' ''q./')l./_.-'' t'~'J~'~ ~~ DATE 7 PROJECTr ~ ~-~-m'-e3 w:o.~o. CLIENT ,_0~.'~ g'~/'2/t~./ ' /~, PROJECT T.H. s~EET C~ OF w.o.~o. />%77 CLIENT PROJECT i / 25 're 13 1 STREET ELLA_ PLACE b 3 ~IOL '3 ~ 0 o-:.l ceh9 I .-? October 11, 1971 Mr. Peter Zamarello Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Z~marello GALATEA SUBDIVISION The Anchorage Water Utility would be in the position to provide service to the subject subdivision upon approval of the ~ity Council and the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. Sincerely, DAVID SKITT, P. E. Manager, Water Utility DS:cr SubJect~ G~ls T~ Estates Subdiviei~n, Deer ~r. Z~ssrellos The Gre~ter Aacbefege Aree Berevgh Dep*rtmmt ~si~ly ~ ~ ~J~t ~d~m ~i~ ~tb ~ I~ll I~ ~t~r W. In ~lll~ ~ ~ e~ of J~ 2, 1971, ~ ~ ~sl~ te t~ c~issi~ t~ ~i~bility f~ ~ite s~ dismal. In fu~er di~sim ~blic s~r s~ ~r. ~r, ~r ~nt ~11 not rec~ ~J~t s~lvisim ~til ~ ~re ss~r~ t~t ~11 lets in this ~i~l~r ~ ~11 ~ ~ ~th ~blic s~r s~ ~ter. ~ ~r~ so ,s to ~ eble to ~tt · letter to f~ ell 1~ ~1~ ~~. ~ P~ ~ ~ce t~ ~ ~ ~11 ~ ~. It ~11 ~ld the SJ~ez~ly, A~let~et GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGE 104 West ~orthern Lights Louleyard Anchorage, Alaska 99503 S- 2285 Plat Status; Prellmluary Date; 3/9/71 BOROUGH: Engineer health Departmmnt Public Works Department Sand Lake Fire Department School District Street Names Tax Assessor Alaska Department of Eighways Alaska Railroad Anchorage Natural Gas Corp. Central Alaska Utilities Chugach ElectricAssociation CITY OF ~-ICaORAGE: Fire ~rshal Fiunicipal Light & Power Department Property Management Officer Public Works Department Telephone Utility Traffic ~ngineer Water Utility CAB Teleco.,,~,,micattons. Inc. Hatanuska Electric Association ~tanuska Telephone Association Assistant Superintendent of Mails Pa: Subdivision / Description of Property: Galatea Es~ateSowner; '~.~~ Olympic Company -- - - ~entlemen: Petition has been received by the Greater Anchorage Area Borough Planning and Zoning Commission for the proposed Subdivision of subject property. Attached is a copy of ~e proposed plat. Uill you please submit your comments in writing, specifying any easements or other requirements that your department or agency may need. If we do not hear from you by__March 26, 1971 , we will assume that you do not wish to submit any comments. If you have no further use for the attached print, please return it with your comments. Enclosure Planning Department