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Home My WebLink AboutGeneral Information (16) ! 0 ! ADAMS · CORI'HELL · LEE CONSULTING ENGINEERS -- SFIILE~, FE]IJNDATIEINS, AND MATERIALB -- BI~X B43 FAIRBANKS TEL. 46S3 EtEJX 1:266 ANE~HE]RAGE ]'EL. BR ?-3773 RII~HARD B. ADAMS ALAN N. I~DRTHELL HARRY R. LEE AFFILIATED WITH ARE:TIE: ALASKA TESTIN~ LABE~RATIL]RIES ', (;fy ~u [ y y,.:.ur sc /:, ['~^,t.~'-: (5,..i.: Ti '.n FHA Form No. 2084c FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION R.v,..d A.,. ,0. SUBDIVISION SEWAGE DISPOSAL REPORT For use where sewage disposal is to be by means si septic tanks with subsur[ace disposal ~telds ~ ~ .......................................................................... Form Approved Budget Bureau No. 63-R548.5 Address .................................................................................. Subdivision File No ...................... Name of sponsor .... ~..~._~._.~.~...&..~.l.!.~...~.~ Address ..... -$.~...~'..4_A~,..~. h~l~$~ .................. Name of subdivision ................ _~..~_._~...~Y_.~..~ .............................................................................................. & ~ & I Creek Wa~r supply from: ~ Public system. ~ Co~unity system. ~ Individual wells. Date ....................................................... Si~ature of spo~or ...................................................................................... Instructions to 'Sponsor: 1, Percolation tests shall be made and tabulated below by a LICENSED ENGINEER OR QUALIFIED SAI~ITARIAN. 2. The Report, together with the required topographic map, shall then be submitted for review and analysis to the ...................................................................................................................................... Health Department. (To be filled out by FHA office) Instructions to Engineer or Sanitarian: 1, An adequate number of tests (at least one to an acre) to indicate clearly the soil conditions throughout the subdivision shall be made, G. Each test hole shall be located by a key number on the topographic rasp, 3. Results of the percolation tests and the requested additional information re~ardin~ subsoil conditions shall be recorded in the spaces provided below. Percolation Test Procedure Percolation tests shall be made in the manner prescribed in the FIIA booklet, UBtnimum Require- ments for Individual Water-Supply and Sewa~e-Disposal Systems% in effect in the state in which the proposed subdivision is located. Percolation tests should be repeated until the time for two successive tests does not vary more than 10~, the last of which will be assumed to represent the stablized rate of percolation. The stablized rate is the time in minutes required for water to fall one inch. The rate for each test hole will be entered opposite the test hole numbered below. ~0~.' Because many seasonal factors affect the results of percolation tests, Judsnont Il required in analyzin~ these results. If the tests are not conducted durinS a eot seo~on they should be peated until the moisture conditions of tho soil approach those obtainins durin~ the eot season. In no case shall tests be mede in filled or frozen sround. Where fissured rock formations are ®n- countered tests shall be mede only under the direction and supervision of the State Department of Health. ?BeT HOL~ STABILIZED RATE TEST HOL~ STABILIZED RATE TEST HOLE STABILIZED RATE TEST HOLE STABILIZED RATE 1 ............................ 11 ............................ 21 ........................... 81 ........................... 2 ............................ 12 ............................ 22 ........................... 32 ........................... 3 ............................ 18 ............................ 23 .......................... 38 ........................... 4 ............................ 14 ............................ 24 .......................... 34 ........................... 5 ............................ 15 ............................ 25 ........................... 35 ........................... 6 ............................ 16 ............................ 26 .......................... 36 ........................... 7 ............................ 17 ............................ 27 ........................... 37 ........................... 8 ............................. 18 ........................... 28 ............................. 38 ........................... 9 ............................... 19 ........................... 29 ........................... 39 ........................... 10 ...... ~ ..................... 20 ...................... ~ .... ~0 ........................... 40 ........................... Give information on subsoil conditions to a depth of at least 6 feet ......................................................................... ~ Give informatiOn on water-table elevations ................................................................................................................. The above tests made by: Signature ............................................................................................... Title .......................................... Address ..................................................................... Date 2084 c SUBDIVISION SEWAGE DISPOSAL-REPORT Wa have ~vi~wed ~he a~Jec& p~ tO~ ae~a~e diapos~l ~d wa~er supply W~ c~cu~ wi~h the sub~ec~ pla~ provided ~ha~ "~ si~" sewage d~sp~al systems ~ p~ohibi~ed. DAVID R. L. Dt~CANs I.D. ~dical Director ~'~l~fo~ P'. ~in, ..... CPJ/cc GREATER ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH 104 W. NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA PLAT STATUS: PRELIMINARY DATE: April 4, 1966 Borough Tax Assessor Borough Health Department Anchorage Natural Gas Corp. Chugach Electric Assoc., Inc. City of Anchorage Fire Marshall City of Anchorage Traffic Engineer City of Anchorage Telephone Utility City of Anchorage Public Works Dept. Charles Harvard Alaska Railroad Spenard District Alaska Dept. of Highways Central Alaska Utilities Matanuska Blectric Assoc. Matanuska Telephone Assoc. Asst. Superintendent of Mails City of Anchorage Property Management Agent City of Anchorage ~nicipal Light and Power Dept. Gentlemen: Re: Subdivis~.iq.n./ ' -- /--V~-- Description of Property: 39.2 Acres located in the NB 1/4, SW 1/4 and NW 1/4, SE 1/4, Section 14, T12N, R4W, S.M. 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 the proposed plat, Will you please submit your comments in writing, specifying any easements.or .other ~equirements that your department or system may need. If we do not hear from you by ~~~ we will assume that you do not wish to submit any comments. Our next scheduled meeting after above date will be Very truly yours, Planning Assistant NOTE: If you have no further use for attached plat, please return with your comments. 1/18/66 Maurice P. 0swald 2925 Emory Street Anchorage, Alaska January 8, 1962 Dr. Shocky c/o Health Center 217 "E" Street Anchorage, Alaska Dear Dr. Shocky: Reference is made to the pending development of Belleview Subdivision for -the coming building season. S~nce a visit to your officeby Charles Tulin and myself during this past December, during which, we discussed at some length, the steps necessary to have Health Department approval of the subject Subdivision, we have been able to consumate the sale of this property 'to a local building firm. It is their intention to build. on twenty seven lots within the subdivision during the 1962 building season. They, of course, are extremely interested in receiving FHA and Health Department approval of 'the property. Based on our conversation with you, we have assured the builders that most of the lots have passed their percolation tests and could receive immediate Health Department approval and. that additional percolation tests will be required on the other lots prior to any official, notice by your department. We have discussed this project informally with Mr. Hickman of FHA and he has assured us that they will insure mortgages on homes built within the subdivision conditional only to the Health Department approval of the percolation tests. Since the original percolation tests were taken in 1960, we have had extensive ditching done within the area and by putting a culvert under 73rd. Ave., and. ditchin~ into Belleview Sebdivision, we have managed to lower the water table by another eight to ten feet. This ditching network extends all the way to Campbell Creek so there should be no trouble of flooding or water back-up at any time during the future. As soon as the weather warms enough to make percolation tests economic ally feasable, we will h~ve the additional tests taken and the results submitted to you. I want to express my gratitude to you ~'or the cooperation you have extended on this project and I'm looking forward to meeting with you again on this and other projects in the future. Yours\ very~ ~y~) Maul'ice t~. Oswa. ld cc: Anchorage FHA O;['fice FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TOg January 9, 1962 Dr. Charles Fo Shockey Chief Sanitarian Greater Anchorage Health District 217 "E" Street Anchorage, Alaska Dear Dr. Shockey: We are in receipt of a letter together with a copy of a letter addressed to you from Mr. Maurice P. Oswald concern- ing an area called Belleview Subdivision. This area has been previously determined unacceptable by both our Area Sanitary Engineer and your Department. To our knowledge, no fnrther documents have been submitted to change our opinion. The o~y assurance given to Mro Oswald by our ~M. Hickman was that no further consideration or determination as to feasibility or subdivision requirements would be given until and unless the State Department of Health issued an approval on this ground. Your approval will not automatically constitute an acceptance of this area by this office. Very truly yours, Willi~am M. Collins Director ' ' cc: Mr. Maurice P. Oswald Mr. Charles E. Tulin