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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDrain Layers Permit 72 Rosemary Lane TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL B/P No..- , Of South Windsor, Connecticut List.No.: _ DRAIN LAYER'S PERMIT 1109 15 Jilrc, , 19 Pursuant to written application, permission is hereby granted to the Licensed Drain Layer named herein to perform the work indicated below at 72 Rosemary Lane (Lo t 11 i on the north side, between_ Christine Lane & Abl)y load Fat, at premises-owned by R & C Builders, Inc. whose address is 101 S. ,JhitneY St. Hartford CT. and to X Lay House Drain, Repair House Drain, Lay Main, Other for occupancy or use; with one: (1) Family Units, with acres. Type of Sewage to be connected under this permit: SANITARY SEWAGE (X)), INDUSTRIAL WASTES .( ), OR Connection will be made with six-inn-inc plastic pipe to•a laterppl `{mown �As St'n +f 7�. Permit to be issued.to Vi to Coyeat ky the holder of Drain Layer's License No._-.- W9-2059?_4 Permit'will expire on 1 t tzt u. + ' 19 6 The undersigned Drain-Layer herebyy agrees to all the terms and:'conditions set forth on the permit and the reverse side .r. thereof; Applicant has received Town Permit No. and/or C H D Petst'No. . for street eecavation.- :. SPECIAL CONDITIONS ' Signed_ ''"i.f' ••t. r . _ —,- / . Connection Charge Paid ro-/.-*'A 6� Licensed Drain Lage 923 Issued by I,elvin Edwards, Jr. Tax Collector Permit Fee:. Paid $ _ r?••00 INSPECTION: Check Number: INITIAL (Sig) FINAL (Sig) APPROVED /S 4.,Lie /9746 (Date) (Sig) INSP OR 1z-01-77 G7;o11l)c "jzw( o v)�2 V ; / c„ N III ; bJ� W aac: w /d � I j r W�V4 N a� pf NOTES SOUTH WINDSOR POLLUTION CONTROL Drawing not to scale. LOCATION 72 Rosema Lane (Lot 11) OWNER R & C Builders TYPE OF WORK House Connection DATE PERMIT 1109 PIPE INSTALLER Vito W9-20592 INSPECTOR DRAWN BY MEMORANDUM December 22, 1977 To: Allan S. Young, Director of Public Works Re: Inspection and Repairs to #72 Rosemary Lane Operations were started Monday, December 19, 1977. A portion of the subject lateral was exposed and cut off for visual inspection. P P The inspection showed that the pipe was laid with horizontal de- flection of (straight pipe) beyond any allowable limits and that the pipes did not seem joined at bell and spigot. A temporary repair was made for home use for the night. On Tuesday, December 20, 1977, the entire lateral was exposed and further inspection showed that an unknown substance was poured into the bells. The line was filled with water, and water exfiltrated at a joint directly below the existing 36" RCP storm drain. The entire lateral (from Y to site of previous testing by the State) was relaid with new PVC pipe and again filled with water. No leakage occurred or was visible, so the line was closed up and backfilled. Field observations are as follows: The running water observed by the T.V. camera (both in July and December) was undoubtedly due to faulty installation at the previously mentioned joint under the storm drain. This joint had no gasket recessed to the bell depth. The gasket was there, but not introduced into the bell. Also, the five (5) joints exposed showed that the rubber gaskets were almost at the face of the respective bells - primarily due to the extreme horizontal deflection. Also, some unknown sub- stance was either poured or packed into the bells. I believe this was done to hold the gaskets. One other note - I informed Mrs. Bloom that the sidewalk slabs removed during operations would be reset in the spring, if necessary, and that any disturbed loam areas would be taken care of at the same time. See attached sketches. Frank Messenger FMjml cc: B. Page M. Stead l i ft. ` ✓���' �1,;emu Cf1-�'� "-'�''" �:..;��i��'/-'' - - I , R � ' ,tZ� 7 i �'•* ,; �' � ,,�-fib'�__. _ 1///G 0 �y � I