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Home My WebLink AboutSNOW CREST VIEW Lot 1-7 and 22-28 Well InformationLC)l 3 oc.K �' Zlp �f93 Sn.a,aCSLtssr JIE�J rJc�4N C ST. lLuN - etaFi.1L, O'MALLEY RD. I I 1 11 a I II PENINSULA CIR. 3Ec im1 u Jho I I 11151 .Fp -0 GPS To C) �R I •11200 I G��({.l(i%/ 19p 11205 1J z1 11'A1 b112 1 N A2 n 112111 11210 1N p2" 3 11245 11220 j1221 a 0220 1122 1224 11$5! 11231 • 1230 11230 0231 W 1304 6 11343 112413 x11240 1120 �13W 11301 1614 11315 11310 113014 1300 Z 11301' 1z4 -J J 11300 FC tOT z J 11311 3 11324 m 11325 JI13 1311 13p 11303 2 11321 < 11321 W n G 1330 11331 1634 S 11335 ST. 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OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DRINKING WATER AND WASTEWATER PROGRAM 555 CORDOVA STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 http://www.state.ak.us/dec/home/htm] April 11, 2001 Snowcrest View North Charles and/or Korin Homestead 11240 Latta Circle Anchorage AK 99516 TONY KNOWLES, GOVERNOR FILE L Telephone: (907) 269-7624 Fax: (907) 269-7655 RE: Reclassification of Snowcrest View [North] Public Water System (Public Water System ID #210493) Mr./Mrs. Homestead, This is to confirm our conversation this date on the reclassification of the referenced public water system (PWS). This Department received a letter from Mr. Donald Fritz on January 21, 2001 (attached) identifying that the homeowners association supports such a reclassification. Finding the residential population serviced by this public water system to be less than 25, with fewer than 15 service connections, this system meets the definition of a "Class C" PWS. Per your request, this water system has been reclassified from a "Class A" to a "Class C" PWS. Although Class C public water systems are not required to conduct routine monitoring, this Department strongly recommends that bacteriological sampling be completed at least quarterly and nitrates annually. Lastly, please continue to monitor the residential population. Should the population increase to 25 or more, the system would be required to be returned back to a Class A PWS and be held to the standards as such. If I can of further assistance, please contact me at (907) 269- 7624. Thank you. Sincerely, Thomas C. Tiley Environmental Specialist Atch: Snowcrest/Fritz Letter (1/11/01) CC: Snowcrest View North HOA (D.Fritz) to: Thomas Tiley Division of Environmental Health 555 Cordova St. Anchorage 99501 Dear Mr Tiley, p ECEOVE jolt = D AOEC/ANCHORAGE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH My name is Donald Fritz and I am the owner of a lot located on Lillian ! ane ui Showe rest View Subdivision North, and which is connected to the communally shared well operated by us in the subdivision. I actually hold no position, but am simply one of the owners, but I do speak for other owners in this matter and have volunteered to write this communication. To Wit: We, the owners of the lots located in Snowerest View Subdivision North, hereby bring to your attention the legal fact that we are a class C public water system as defined by the State of Alaska in title: 18 AAC 80.1990; (a) (12), (a) (13), (a) (14). We have fewer than 15 connections year-round. (we have 13). �We serve fewer than 25 individuals year-round (we serve about 20) c) We serve the same number of individuals year-round, with no seasonal changes in water consumers Perforce, as defined in the above reference, we are not a Class A, nor are we a Class B public water system. And therefore, we are by definition a Class C public water system, Therefore, we request that our classil cation it *' c*^*_'� records and rolls be reclassified from Class A to Class C. I.r OS/ /� Thank You for your attention to this matter. Our functional_ address for notice of this Reclassification may be: JnowCrest View Subdivision, North c/o Dee Marx 11300 Lilian Lane Anchorage AK 99515 A copy of Reclassification notice may also go to our interim record -keeper: Korin Homestead 11240 Latta Cir. Anchorage AK_ 99515 1 am including a copy of a "plat map" which may help you locate our lots and their location. in Anchorage. Thank You, again Sincerely, Donald Fritz , owner lot 27, Snowcrest View S/D, North i¢. 21 U 8C1 Snxx., CQVT VILL,) SiUTN M NW 114 SEC, 19.712N R3W GR. 2630 280 296v 295+ 297 SEE OVERVIEW MAP "L.. 311 COPYP 1997 JM1 A 'Municipality roeo o POUCH 6-650 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 (907) 279-2511 GEORGE M. SUL Ll VAN, MAYOR DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (825 "L" Street) November 20, 1978 John Sutherland Star Route A Box 145 Anchorage, Alaska 99507 Subject: Semi-public Well Serving North i of Snowcrest Subdivision The upgrade of the well casing and storage tanks from a pit to above ground surface places the well construction in compliance. This department thanks the homeowners group for their help and cooperation in correcting the community well descrepancies. Sincerely, Les N. Buchholz, R.S. Senior Environmental Specialist LNB/ljw November 2, 1978 Mr. John Sutherland Box 145, ASRA Anchorage, Alaska Dear John, I have rgade the following calculation on your water well as you have requested. Data: Clemenson Drilling - Shift Report Well Depth: 123 Ft. 6" casing Well Shut In: Standing -rater level is 37 feet. Well Pumping: 720 gal/hour. Drawdown was 6.5 Feet. Water Sand: 113 Ft. to 123 Ft. Calculations 1) Bottom hole pressure to top of water sand is 113'-37' = 76x,433 = 32.9 PSI. Bottom hole pressure to top of water sand, well being pumped is 113'-43.5' = 69.5x.433 = 30.1 PSI. 720X24 (hr) 42 411 Productivity Index (P.I.) = 32.9-30.1 = 2.8 = 147 BBL/Day/PSI Assuming a large enough pump could be installed to lower the pLmping fluid level to 60 Ft. above the vratersand the well could produce: BBL/Day BBL/Day BBL/Day 147 = 32.9-60 (.433) = 32.9-25.9 = 7.0 = 1029 BBL/Day or: 1029x42 43,218 Gal/Day or 1800 Gal/Hr or 30 Gal/Min. 2) Theoretically if a pump could be ruri which would lower the fluid level to 10 Ft. above total depth this well would have the ultimate capability of producing: 147x28.6 (Drawdown from 32.9 to 4.33) = 4204 BBL/Day or = 176,576 Gal/Day = 7357 Gal/Day The calculation in itan #2 only illustrates the excellent productivity Page Two of this well. A pump of this size would be of oil field size, expense, and would, of course, be impractical for this type of application. In the above mathmnatics, I used 42 gals = 1 BBL. It would appear that you have storage for the following: 150 Gal Tank 120 Gal ( 2 Hydrocell tank) 126 Gal (86 Ft. of standing water in casing) 396 Gals. Yours truly, Ross Warner District Manager Prudhoe Bay Schlumberger Offshore Services RLW/sh CC: File U Loct tion of 4:a]1 -..._y . . . . . . . . . . .T,)tvl ao,) Ct r i I I eLl -!'EL it L t i.O of 0!-, 't. ,, bf z", n i sb (OIIUAC� one) 0')e31 rn d 01 n -eeja 0" or ir3) fc-ot tic C 1, ( tiez t'v -ila CL I Dat 0"c;IpJ stool O!, wo'll Loct tion of 4:a]1 -..._y . . . . . . . . . . .T,)tvl ao,) Ct r i I I eLl -!'EL it L t i.O of 0!-, 't. ,, bf z", n i sb (OIIUAC� one) 0')e31 rn d 01 n -eeja 0" or ir3) fc-ot tic C 1, ( tiez t'v -ila CL I NyyMB R e '`ICLEMENSON DRILLINO�' MEMBER • Star Route A Boz 1551 GWRI Anchorage, Alaska 344-1422 SUBSURFACE. EXPLORATION Shift Report of Operations 1. OWNER XL� PROJECT 2. TYPE OF EXPLORATION , a 3. CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT NAME 4. CONTRACT NO. - HOLE NO. S. SURFACE ELEVATION WEATHER DEPTH -BEGIN SHIFT DEPTH -END SHIFT DEPTH DRILLED B. PERMAFROST ENCOUNTERED: FROM TO 7. WATER LEVEL - P / DATE & SHIFT B• TIME DISTRIBUTION HOURS - DRILLER CHURN DRILL FISHING TRUCK REPAIRS DRILLING STANDBY HELPE l PULL CASING WELDING MOVING PUMPING `- 9. CASING LOG 10. SOILS LOG RIIG HOURS , NO. IJLENGTH'SAMPLE NO. DEPTHS TYPE SAMPLE MATERIALS AND REMARKS FROM TO II L .C�-f/i.•eL. �� CC• /f'"(17 5 ON 0 ftouary 31, 1972 Mr. Fred Tisdell !dater Resources Section State Division of Lands 323 E. 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 995(,)1 Bear Mr. Tisdell: Enclosed is the well log dor the well serving lots 1 through 7 and 22 through 28 of Snowcrest View Subdivision. As you will note, the well tog states Jack Neilsen Realty as the well oviner. If there is any further information we can provide you with, we will be more than happy to do so. Sincerely, John R. Lee, R.S. Senior Environmental Specialist st F �.. GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH JC Department of Environmental Quality SEMI-PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY.1NP ECTION REPORT � 444t• 1 ( / f iF EstablishmentJ7tad�fl G F? ate of Visit ;i Location-Mailing�� Address Ax/S,? �r Responsible Official � * /C�ci Title Mobile Homes Trailer PkCampgr'dMotel/LodgeSchool _Other No. Connections Population Served "As Built" Plans Available? Use(gpd) Date Constructed Source: St r qe: (Type and Capacity) Spring Reservoir Surface ure Tank Well: DugDriven Drill ✓7�L�'i� Location Distribution: Size Depth Static Level Screen Type Casing Casing Depth Pump Type Pump Elevation_ Water Tests: Chemical Residual Chlorine Bacteriological_ Pipe Type Pipe Size Pressure Treatment: Chlorination Rate Residual Chlorine Other Frequency Are records kept of operation and tests? GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH -� Department of Environmental Quality - — -- - SEMI-PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY INSPECTION REPORT Establishment �� "G Date of Visit Locationf�Mailing Address Responsible Official *,-, 44a4oM A•� Title Mobile Homes Trailer PkCampgr'dMotel/LodgeSchoolOther No. Connections Population Served Use(gpd) "As Built" Plans Available? Date Constructed Source: Storage: (Type and Capacity) Spring Reservoir Surface Pressure Tank Well: DugDrivenDrilled Other Location Distribution: Size Depth Pipe Type Static Level Pipe Size Screen Pressure Type Casing Treatment: Casing Depth Chlorination Rate Pump Type Residual Chlorine Pump Elevation Other Water Tests: Chemical Frequency Residual Chlorine Bacteriological Are records kept of operation and tests? ,W., `yANUM a. R83THICTIONS INDEX INOMMST VW ox B & P I. All cvj=ools or septic tanks must be located on the front one- rd (1/ -3rd) of lot. 2. All wells't be cribbed with at least two inch (2") lumber and= lid must be sealed to prevent surface seePUb frot. above. Water supply system must be in accordance with the requirements, standards and re- commendations of the State Health Department. 3., No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot, nor shall anything be 4ope thereon which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. 4. No lot shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste shall not be kept except in sanitary containers, vovered with a lid at all times and hauled to the dump once a week. All incinerators or other equipment for storage or disposal of such material shall b# kept in a clean and sanitary condition. 5. No animals, livestock or poultry of ate► kind shall be raised, bred or kept on any lot, except that dogs, cats or other nessal old pets may be bept, provided that they are not keept, bred or maintained for any commercial purpose. All dogs must be kept on a leash or inside a fenced yard if not leashed. 6. No lot shall be used except for residential purposes. 7. The area of lots herein described shall not be reduced in size by resubdivision, nor shall more than one dwelling be constructed upon a single lot. This amendment to the original restrictions which are attached to the official plat of the Snowcrest Subdivy.pion is given for the sole purpose in chmg� tha.location of the cesspool or septic tank to read frontil%. of all �1otV,--4wmkodLfying the original instructions showing the location to be located in "AAWF R7. � H�f6E ALASKA ALASKA 4 1960 Ma FOR RECO ......„. ISTUT RECORDER1)6 STAML CONTY OF ON THI, k.1y.9M JI. 'y 1 • r JIM P WITHIN /� yy ' rs rl� wc�f...1=TO i 1 • :c •.. 1 :;Gl-1 • :15 1 r ,a .��,-1 t'e- 1,. - ..s y;i+i• :41F ;•►L.._ T; �1'_ �• K': y 1. -;-•tR �--1 'f. i T^STXTE Y RESIDING ATSMj%_E&Lj&A_MU GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOfOUGH p/e"O "Rego - HEALTH DEPARTMENT n o 327 EAGLE STREET s P. O. BOX 968 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 n y PHONE 272-6467 >; October 11.0 1368 cP Mr. William C. Wiggins Box 6-242, Annex Anchorage, Alaska 99503 SUBJEM 1rsoworest View Buba, Lots 1 -7v and 22-28 The Greater Anchorage Area Borough health Department has inspected the water supply serving the subject lots in Snowcrest View Sub- division. presently the sewage disposal systsmss which are on cesspools according to the owners, on Lots 23, 240 26, 26,# 3, 41 5, and 6, are within the protective radii of this semi-public water supply. The State of Alaska Administrative Code, `title 70 Chapter 20, 3ubehapter 19, requires that the following protective radii: be established around ae mi,-publicz, Class A 'water supplies. (1) Within a 40 -Moot radius of the wet.1 then is to no contamina,t9ono i.* a.,, sewer limes, septic tanks„ seepage area, epic. (2) All septic tanks we to be at or beyond an 84 -foot radius from the well. (3) All seepage area, in conjunction With septic tanks, is to be at or beyond a 120 -foot radius from the well• (u) All existing cesspoolsare to be at off* beyond a 180 -foot radius from the well. The approval of this water Supp cannot be given until the existing systems have been modified as o l.inod above. The vers of these 14 lota, all being part owners of this water sUpplys should mast and decide upon a method of corrrec'ti" this *ondi.ti . We Department has a compiled report of tine sewage system locations on the 8 lots previously mentioned if this will assist the people in any decisions toward corrootive i€ asur8s. Please contact this Department for any assistance in this matter. DAVID R. L. DtINCAN, H. D. medical Director j . _. / a t,. gricklandi an tar aan 3/parr AIR MAIL TO ALASKA IS FASTER Form SA I MEMORANDUM TO: r The File FROM; Rolf R. Strickland Sanitarian State of Alaska DATE : 10 October 1966 SUBJECT: SnOWCreSt View Subdivision. On June 14 and 23, 1966, two contaminated water samples taken by "ors. Urquhart were received from Snowcrest View Subdivision. Our first inspection of the 123 foot deep well on July 18, 1966, showed many deficiencies. The well is located in a ten -food deep gravel floored wellhouse. Due to the high humidity,moisture was dripping from the wellhouse cover as well as all the pipes. It was noted that the well seal itself was not working properly and water from the ceiling that dripped on the seal could easily enter the well. On July 18 and August 1, 1966, a total of four contaminated water samples were collected by this office. On July 18, the people using the water from this well were contacted and informed that their water was contaminated. Thereafter, the owners submitted several water samples to the military for testing. All the military samples were uncontaminated. After many conferences with the owners, they finally agreed to install a chlorinator on the system. The chlorinator was installed and operating on October, 7, 1966. RRS/cc Ju GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH L% -HEALTH DEPARTMENT � - 327 Eagle -Street - k" Anchorage, Alaska 99501 January 15, 1969 �c ,o✓�! �J `� �d/U� 0 Marks Mrs. a N Box 1-02329 Klatt Station Anchorage, Alaska 99502 SUBJECT: Water Supply Serving Snowcrest View Subd. Dear Mrs. Marks: our records indicate that you have not submitted a monthly water sample of the subject water supply since September 9, 1968. As you are aware, bottles are mailed out to you each month and you are required to submit samples of the supply monthly. Your failure to submit the water samples creates several rather serious problems: (1) Failure to submit the samples is in violation of the Alaska Administrative Code. This violation is a misdemeanor and is punAh- able by imprisonment for not more than six months and/or a fine of not more than $500, with each day the violation exists being a separate violation. (2) Failure to submit the samples results in your water supply system being placed on a questionable status. Failure to submit the samples routinely after notice can result in condemnation of the water supply system, (3) We have run out of bottles. When you consider the mailing cost, the cost of the mailing containers, and the cost of the bottles, the loss of bottles becomes a serious problem as we must spend tax funds to replace them. A recent review of our files shows 30 semi-public or public water supply systems delinquent in the submission of samples out of some 300 systems in existence. Since a vast majority of the owners of semi-public and public water systems in the area are complying with the above mentioned requirements, it would seem that the problem is not an administrative or procedural problem created by this office but it is, in fact, a direct violation of the applicable codes by the individuals responsible for the systems. This letter is to serve as notice and request of this office that the submission of monthly water samples from the subject system is to be resumed immediately and all surplus bottles on your premises or within your control are to be returned to this office within 15 days after receipt of this notice or prior to January 36 19`70 If you are no longer the owner of the subject system or if the status of that system has some way changed, please advise us by telephone or Otherwise so that we may bring our files up to date. Sincerely, DAVID R. L. DUNCAN, M. D. Medical Director BY: CP srr cc: Mr. Victor D Carlson, Attorney Env J, .1. V. th Direc a RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL -20¢ SENT TO /l POSTMARK OR DATE O STREETAN No. - C-0 CITY, STATE, AND ZIP CODE co N EXTRA SERVICES I'll 1111V FEES Return Receipt Deliver to Shows to whom Shows to whom, and when Addressee Only when and where is z , dehvared delivered ❑ 10¢ fee ❑ 35¢ fee 50¢'fee o. 1904 Form 3800 NO INSURANCE NovNOT ED— INTERNATIONAL MA other side ) J, .1. V. th Direc a INSTRUCTIONS TO ITELIVERINGAMPLOYEE ❑Show to whorl, date, and Deliver ONLY address where delivered ❑ to addressee (dddWmal charges required for tliese services) (RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below. _ REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Mmud1wayshefilledin) kk n n /_ 1 1, CgTIFIED N0. / 0 V.Q��-n�-%rl�j/ _ ;;1-)K-' %— 2 SIG�N�7TURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY INSURED NO. 7 / DATE DELIVERED ® SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (onlyi/regnested) 05-1e-71598-10 aro y ttcsq of aa.Ia;-� Guest: tZe' d►t" c. s3nw r r �n �h I eheax onej ;" ri��arila .80reen or jerPor%t ans X dev�lo,�cnt Ibniid) ar`'. (p ),Tong :der (Inw) (,,Anute) � k1�UI+$) � Yo�'i i �'qet Ol' di -i U' dov.n . t� a r,z ter 'lEvel _-f et I 0 1tind surf&ce l4$'dtl Y 56 Zar pt on of orAa t an ty0e o eoth iactertt.2 ht. rd or Ljoft, ti,,L ter wei�;ria:x Thiesness Yrdm o GJ. � k � •ore .- - - v5 � 3 4 Al 777 •"p!'•'°'..^p�'r•`�•"5^fw...e. rn-w�-.-�.=«.r - �..�.'( - - � uriP �i$4�;;'�. �"t9T9S° i'T- '�1'# ='.Te •Pf r'��•es ��. �. .. 25 Aut 1961 vv Oa Bm 131 Ka"i t Aluka beer We Mavoscb* The !'sa"e#1OT Aacbftfte Health Distriot is 40*11409 Inf0ftotion on autbQa� d Wtttot oyatem thmo4ut the a* We would like to tart your aid is this p t by rising for *be well lop of walls wbieh were d llad by you two as rra ago (1 59) In the Sao"tost view SubdWatou. Your Prompt attantift will be �#atado Jura% ao4 SM (2) RespootfUlly youram John valletain Sauitimian Cth1CIrI$h PAIL Law MURT RM89 Mrr Carl Bright 236 Bast 5th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Door lir. $rci,ghts 23 December 1.960 Re, Snowerest view subdivision Your sem1public water Supply serving fi "n families in the Snoverest View subdivision was brought to our attendm on December 19, 1960. We bavo no record of your semipublic water oupply and froru the talormotift you filled int on yourroquest for laboratory n>t lyais, your supply does not meet the for a seminublie water supply for the, Mata of Alaska. 8104e You are A psrveyor of water to indi-ilduals, you are aequixed to dallvarr safe water to tis and your are, liable for any damage snits because of sic ab caused by waterborne diseases that cei{ld be attributed to your .'system. 4n the other hand, If your syptem an approved by the ftealth Vaparrtment, you would 'kava a deienae against; such a damago suitc. TbO Health iispartmsat its jpXUMrUy interested in prototting the public filth and to do We ate ire cl sr sed with the responsibility of napept- io se"publie crater suppUeis. 'Wer would licca to 4souss your situation with you, and we € ould appreciate it it you could lot as know when it would be convenient for yoa� to c:owm Into our office for this purpose. War pbovto amber is BRoadwoy 6-5551. oak you very muobE 0160144 Very truly Moura, David L. Duncan Sanitarian I sem Aa*$ .1 Altar, Obief Sanitation & 146irwaringo Juneau Warren V Powell Regional sanieeriatr, SCRO _� DELIVERING EMPLOYEE #I- INSTRUCTION show address where Deliver ONLY to 11 delivered addressee nr these services) (AdriNinudl charges >'e9rrir�—.—�--�-"—�• RETURN RECEIPT Received the numbered article described or, other side. - 6a filled in) SIGNATURE OR -NAME OF ADDRESSEE (mull always .—_— - �— - --- 3)a SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT; IF ANY SATE DELNERED p) y ADDRESS WUERE DF:L EkED (only iF requ¢iled/ in item '.1. () - - css-rb r+ ae n cro ,i l�I D MAIL -20¢ POSTUAIRK SENT TO OR OATH Ln Mr. Carl Brib.i. ----_.__._._ —__._. -.____��—__ STREET AND N0' 236 East 5th Avenue 12� 23� 60 ,� co CITY AND sI VV Anchorage, Alaska LO J 1l au rvnnf n return r�caipt, clwclr which IOy Dhow - 3Mj1rcc ahorva to whom, If you want re• otrlcfod de/iv n� ehook Isere to whom r mn, nrtd addreas [_1 1 dolivemd s' a,2d whcef whore L_J 50E tee - delivered Nr3�:s nvHrxzuirr�lr, �1°n_�(ik t'�r; u pOD Fornl 300 SHE OTHER SIDE Jul 1957 ADH-HSE-6-F1(d) - - 11.58 - 5M >�-<� �✓ Lab. No. 4 SEMIPUBLIC WATER SUPPLY ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Scautheentral Regional OFFICE Section of Sanitation and Engineering ACTION ON REQUEST FOR BACTERIOLOGICAL WATER ANALYSIS Your recent request for an analysis of a sample from the Semipublic Water Supply Mr. Cara. Bright servingsnowerest IdAkliv.Subdwas 236 Be 5the Avenue Off Katt 1?A•,Ce unit7 Well Anchorage, Alaska received�o and examination has been comp eted. Records in this office indicate this Semipublic Water Supply to be of—Satisfactory—Questionable—,I(—Unsatisfactory sanitary status. This analysis shows the SAMPLE to be---L--'L-Satisfactory—Questionable—Unsatisfactory. If an "Unsatisfactory" or "Questionable" sample is indicated above you should take such immediate action as indicated below. 1. Improve your spring—See HSE -6-2 2. Improve your cistern—See HSE -6-3 3. Improve your dug well—See HSE -6-4 4. Improve your driven well --See HSE -6-5 5. Improve your drilled well—See HSE -6-6 6. Relocate your well -See HSE -6 7. Notify users and tenants water is polluted. — Post copy of "Drink It Pure" which is enclosed. 8. Increase chlorination or other type of disinfection sufficiently to meet recommended residual standards. Deter- mine source of contamination and take action necessary to maintain a safe water supply at all times. 9. Bottle broken in transit, please send new sample. 10. Sample too long in transit; sample should not be over 48 hours old at examination to indicate reliable results. Please send new sample. 11. An approved water supply source should be developed. This is a surface water source and subject to pollution by man and animals. 12. Contact your nearest Q Local Health Department or ❑ Alaska Health Department Sanitation Office for bulletins, consultation and assistance. SANITARIAN'S REMARKS Signature 0 E C 1 3 196{) F ADH•HSE•6-Fl (c) This Form Must Be Filled Out Completely. TAKE WA1 Ell SAMPLE TO: Laboratory, 945 Sixth Ave. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday SEMIPUBLIC WATER SUPPLY ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Section of Sanitation and Engineering Request for Bacteriological Analysis r Please Look on Reverse of Sheet for Sample Collection Instructions. Lab. No............ Sample collected by ...... �... �............/�.......-.......Date ...f.A... /::L.. 0 _.Time..............................(AM) (PM) Name and type of establishment using this water... /.l?2t.?7lL/1(d.T .f :..... �...... /........... 1= s School, Cafe, Hospital, Camp, or Similar Establishment Location of this water supply...... ��NGLIl��s.l........ic1....:f3l.lll!.s/..`1........-..-.a..F..F..l1Tr......�t�. Street, Highway, Milepost, Town Report should be mailed to t�H. l_........J..z? L&:4 ....owner...............................................................................manager Name Owner .-..l7fL% K T........f? 1N Vit. Vie... ......................... Name Manager .................................................................................. AddressG.........:.... yam. ....................... Address Town 1l.LN1.0 l .U.19..3......... ....... Town Please place an "X" in the box before items which best describe the water supply sampled. Collection Point: ❑ Kitchen tap, [S Bathroom tap, ❑ Basement tap, ❑ Utility Room tap, ❑ Other (list) ....................... ..................................................................................................... :...................................................... Source: ® Drilled Well, ❑ Driven Well, ❑ Dug Well, ❑ Bored Well, ❑ Spring, ❑ Cistern, ❑ Stream, ❑ Lake, ❑ River, ❑ Pond, ❑` Other (list)................................................................... Well or Cistern Construction: Walls—® Wood, ❑ Concrete, ❑ Metal, ❑ Tile, ❑ Brick or Concrete Block Top -0 Wood, ❑ Concrete, ❑ Metal, ❑ Open Top Diameter ....................inches, Depth ............. ....... feet; Drop pipe length. ............. .-.... feet. Depth of water in well ... 1"2.7.. ...... feet. Well Location: ❑ In Basement, ❑ Basement offset, ❑ Under building, ❑ In Yard, ❑ In Utility Building, ❑ Other (list)..(1N..d ' O..Ul�ll ........0.772:, .L ....... fi 5 c hL..IV 7_ Treatment: ❑ Yes, n No. If yes, give type of treatment: ❑ Chlorination, ❑ Softening, ❑ Iron removal, ❑ Other (list)................................................................................................................... Pump Location: ❑ In well, ❑ Offset in basement, ® Utility room, [3 On top of well cover, ❑ Other (list) ..................................................................................................................................:....................................:. .......... Distance -to Pollution: Any sewer or drain....................feet Septic tank .................... feet Other source (list).. C. s s.%�4.b?S..... .-.... fi:.1? !?k..'.6�(,.....20.....FA 4./.— ......................................feet Type Sewer: E] Cast iron, p Wood stave, E] Cement tile, ❑ Other (list)....... #.S.l%�.Q� ..:... (�.1�. General Information: Does water become muddy or discolored? ❑ Yes, ® No. If so, when ............................................ ..................................................................................................................................................................... Is water suspected as source of illness? Yes, ❑ No. If yes, then describe illness .................. R..<... m... ...L� PLEASE DRAW A SKETCH IN THE SPACE BELOW, SKETCH SHOULD SHOW LOCATION OF HOUSE, WATER SUPPLY SOURCE, SEPTIC TANK, SEWER, DRAIN LINES OR OTHER SOURCES OF POLLUTION AND DISTANCES BETWEEN WATER SUPPLY AND ANY OF ABOVE FACILITIES. USE BACK SIDE MORE SPACE NEEDED. e. Remarks: ....: cic .....r�......'41. C _.ve ....1 �2 ['......k -4r �.. ��. .................... .. SAMPLES MUST BE SUBMITTED IN CONTAINERS PROVIDED BY THE ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH r GPEATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH HEALTH DEPARTMENT 217 E Street P. 0. Box 968 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 PHONE 272-6467 8 September 1865 Mrs. Urquhart Box 151, Star Route B Spenard, Alaska RE: Snowcrest Subdivision Deaffrs. Urquhart: You are requested to submit a sample of your water source once a month to the Laboratory at 527 E. 4th Avenue for a bacteriological analysis. A water sample bottle will be, or has already been mailed to your ad dress. At the next inspection of your establishment, you will be required to show your latest water sample report to the Sanitarian. For the protection of your health as well as that of your patrons, your co-operation in this matter is essential. CPJ/cw Sincerely, DAVID R. L. DUNCAN, M.D. Medical Director By Clifford P. Judkins Supervising Sanitarian GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH HEALTH.DEPARTMENT 217 E Street P. 0, Box 968 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 PHONE 272-6467 20 August 1965 Mr. Richard T. Marx SNOWCREST SUBDIVISION Star Route B. Box 153 Spenard, Alaska 99503 Dear Sir: Our files indicate that you have not submitted a water sample since May 27, 1965 You have been sent one bottle each month since your water supply was designated public or semi-public. It is a requirement of the Administrative Code, Title 7, Chapter 2, Subchapter 1, Section 236, Item (b) that water samples be submitted for bacterial analysis. In order that your water supply remain in use as a public or semi-public facility, water samples must be sub- mitted to the Laboratory at 527 E. 4th Avenue at the rate of one each month. Please return all unused bottles to this office. If you have been complying with this regulation, please contact this office as our files indicate that you have not. CPJ/cw Sincerely, DAVID R. L. DUNCAN, M.D. Medical Director By i or. . u in Supervising Sanitarian GREATER ANCHORAGE HEALTH DISTRICT 217 L Street P, 0, Box 968 Phone BR-6-3351 Anchorages Alaska 13 April 1965 Mr. Richard T. Marx Star Route B, 'Box 153 Spenard:, Alaska RE:- Snowcrest Subdivision (14 families) Dear Mr. Marx: You are requested.to 8ubm1i sample of your water source oboe a month g to the Laboratory at 527 E; 4th Avenue for a bacteriological analysis. A water sample bottle will bias or has already been mailed to your'add- ress: At the next inspection of your establishment, you will be required to show your latest water sample report to the Sanitarian. For the protection of your health ag well as that of your patrons, your cooperation in this matter is essential. Sincerely, DAVID Ra L. DUNCAN, MsD• Medical Director - By Clifford P. Ju ns Sanitarian GPJ:cw