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DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL B/P No.: COIL., 3 A#4
, South Windsor, Connecticut
List No.:
DRAIN LAYER'S PERMIT NO 8,56
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4 , 19-75
Pursuant to written applicatior, .permission is hereby granted to the Licensed Drain Layer named herein to"perform
the work indicated below a€ -al a ClAt" Ila) on the
side, between 1 m ;mod
at premises owned byeabjA44t A*
whose address is mum
and to Lay House Drain, X Repair House.Drain, Lay Main, Other ,
for occupancy or use,
with me 0) Family Units, with acres.
Type of Sewage to be connected under this permit:
A S NITARY SEWAGE ( , INDUSTRIAL WASTES ( ), OR ( )
Connection will be made with
Permit to be issued to Aght A* t W& LOAM= 11100"Muft
the holder of Drain Layer's License No. Permit will expire on 19 _
The undersigned Drain Layer hereby agrees to all the terms and conditions set forth on the permit and the reverse side
thereof. Applicant has received Town Permit No. and/or C H D Permit No.
for street excavation.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS 02MORRIMM 1 UNGOVIW odaftag 2& &t y&IM of
Signed
Connection Charge Paid 01* Licensed Drain aver
-- Issued by XNAVU X&RIftw *I&** -k I
Tax Collector
Permit Fee:L Paid $ _' ►
INSPECTION: Check Number:
INITIAL " .�--« n_ (Sig)
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APPROVED * (Date)
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INSPECTOR
D04DRANDUM
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
` POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION
TO : Division Inspection Records --- Permit No. 856
FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. --- Superintendent of Pollution Control
DATE : 23 May, 1975
SUBJECT 45 GOOD HILL ROAD --- COLONIAL HEIGHTS LOT NO. 12
On May 22ad, working under Repair Permit No. 856, Lamson Construction uncovered
part of the existing lateral on the subject property. The excavation was made in
the grass area between the sidewalk and the road curbing.
The work was somewhat hampered by sewage water but the pipe was located with
little difficulty. Acting as Inspector, I was on the job at all times when work
was actually in progress, and there was no damage to the pipe as a result of this
location process. After removing the water from the work area we noted several
large rocks and stones around, and bearing upon, the pipe. Apparently this was a
case of careless or negligent backfillixg on the part of the original contractor.
After hand removal of the rocks and stones we picked out several pieces of the
broken pipe - one (1) approximately eighteen (18) inches long, four (4) inches at
its widest and tapering towards both ends. Upon assessing the damage I advised
Lamson to get a 6-ixch flexible coupling from his supplier to facilitate repairs.
When the material necessary for the repair had been brought to the site, the
original pipe was hand-sawed on both sides of the break. Prior to installation of
the replacement piece the line from there to the house was carefully cleaned and
flushed. There was no need to clean the remainder from there to the main as it
was already clear. While cleaning the upstream section of the lateral, we removed
a section of plumber's snake approximately eight (8) or ten (10) feet in length.
33-May, 1975
` 45 Good Hill Road --- Colonial Heights Lot No. 12, continued
The repair was made with m Y-7" bell-exd length of 6" 0-rixg P.V.C. and a
"Ferxco" flexible couplixg. Thex, the area of the trench immediately around and
under the pipe was buckfilled and tamped by hand, using approximately 13i yards of
sand.
ME/
cc . Homeowner
J.A. Lamson