Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
Site Plan - Conservation (388)
APR 3 01984 TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AND WATER COLIRE(!�" APPLICATION INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY ACTION THIS APPLICATION SHALL BE RECEIVED BY THE INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY AT THE REGULAR- APPLICATION NO. LY SCHEDULED STING ON THE SECOND MON- O DAY OF THE MNTH AT THE TOWN HALL. RECEIVED DATE_-�f4 4/ THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED IN TRIPLICATE PUBLIC HEARING DATE AT THE OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK TOWN OF .Q (if necessary) SOUTH WINDSOR, AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR TO ,b COMPLETED APPLICATION THE REGULAR MEETING DATE. & PERMIT GRANTED DATE A SET OF PLANS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO T TOWN ENGINEER AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR O <� PERMIT DENIED DATE THE REGULAR MEETING DATE. PLEASE PRINT. (I� 73 1. APPLICANT Peter J. Gorecki 66g- TEL. NO. . ADDRESS 1070 South Grand Street CITY & STATE Suffield, CT 2. OWNER Same as Applicant J TEL. NO. ADDRESS CITY & STATE 3. LOCATION OF PROPERTY Westerly side of Foster Road NAMES OF ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS North: Estate of Charles Miller South: Ra d M. Ellison; Estate of Charles Miller and Joseph Vivert, Jr. ; West: Monarch Food Service STATE CLEARLY AND BRIEFLY CED 5. PURPOSES AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED ACTIVITY,AND THE TIME ELEMENT INVOLVED: Construction and maintenance of 9 hole regulation golf course. Construction to be completed within 24 months. ATTENTION: THE APPLICANT UNDERSTANDS THAT THIS APPLICATION IS TO BE CONSIDERED COMPLETE ONLY WHEN ALL INFORMATION & DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY THE AGENCY HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED. APPROVAL MAY ALSO BE NECESSARY FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COM- MISSION. &-'1L1I=TE 'BB�EtR- - -4.T.f4&ArWEN GX AN APPLICATION FEE IS REQUIRED. CONSULT THE REGULATIONS. A SIGN IS REQUIRED, CONSULT THE RE IONS. SIGNED: � b (Applicant) Peter J. Go cki (Owner) Same as Above Revised 9/20/82 ._�,--'• mil,__..---, ^ � /• tl 1 t1 _ rr ;t j -� "\., `( it� `� rr �•,�, ee , dim No- r Vrm -- ------ th �, z -Q cE cxZ- 1 0:1, NOV 191985 A P P E A 1. ���� ' To the Superior Court for the Judicial district of Hartford-Asst. Town Clark, New Britain at Hartford on December 3, 1985, comes Peter 00recki , of 1070 .South Grand Street, East Granby, Connecticut 06026, appealing from a decision of the South Windsor Inland Wetland and Water Course Commission and complains and sayst i 1 . The plaintiff made application of the' South Wine r planning and Zoning Commission for a aone -ch.a a that would permit the plaintiff to erect and operate a Public golf course on a parcel of land located on the westerly side of Foster Road in the Town of the South Windsor. 2. The said parcel is an inland wetland. 3 . The said Planningand Zoning Commission 6 approved the one change on February 14, 1984 , but the said commission referred- the application to the South Windsor Inland. Wetland and Water Course Commission (the Wetland Commission ) for further approval . 4 . By decision dated October 25, 1985, and delivered to the Plaintiff on November 8, 1985, the Wetland Commission denied the plaintiff permission to erect the proposed golf course. 5. During the pendency of the application, the Wetland Commission was unable on two occasions to assemble a quorum of its members to consider the plaintiff' s application, and, as a result of members ' resignations during the pendency of then applicatio , so many of the commissioners were newly installed on October 25 , 1985, and were so unfamiliar with the laws and procedures governing the Wetland Commission as to preclude the the Wetland Commission from making a sound and reasonable decision on the plaintiff' s application. 6. The plaintiff submitted detailed plans and maps showing that the proposed golf course would not disturb the natural and indigenous character of the wetland by removal or deposition of material , alteration or obstruction of water flow or pollution of the wetland. - r 7. The Wetland Commission should have permitted the proposed golf course as a nonregulated use pursuant to Chapter 4400 Section 22a-40(b) (2) of the Connecticut General Statutes. 8. The decision of the Wetland Commission was based, in part, on a finding that the proposed use would have caused water to flow from the plaintiff' s land onto a neighbor's land, and such a finding is not proper grounds for the denial of an application pursuant to Chapter 440 of the Connecticut General Statutes, nor was there adequate evidence upon which to base such a finding. 9 . The decision denying permission to erect the proposed golf course was illegal , abritrary and contrary to the evidence on the record. Wherefore the plaintiff appeals from the denial of permission to erect the golf course and prays the court to direct the Wetland Commission to grant the application and for such other relief as is proper. Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 12th day of November, 1985. PETER GORECKI b y t Stephen Fournier His Attorney 74 Tremont. Street Hartford, Connecticut 06105 Tel . 232-9089 Please enter my appearance Juri.3 No. 20655 for the plaintiff. . arrF_Sr OPX °F'vn' SHme�t H� couNri -2- CITATION AND RECOGNIZANCE To any proper officer, Greetings By authority of the State of Connecticut you are hereby commanded to summon the South Windsor Inland Wetland and hater Course Commission to appear before the Superior Court for the Judicial District of Hartford-New Britain`, at 95 Washington Street, Hartford , on December 3, 1985, then and there to answer unto the foregoing appeal. of Peter Gorecki, by serving on the said commission a true and attested copy of the appeal and this citation and recognizance in the manner prescribed for the service of civil process. Paula Zein.er, of 65 Woodchuck Hill Rd. , West Simsbury, as principal , and Patricia Fournier, of 1374 Broad St. , Hartford, as surety, are hereby recognized as Jointly and severally bound unto the said South Windsor Inland Wetland,.and Watercourse Commission in the sum of $500 conditioned that the Plaintiff shall prosecute his appeal to effect and comply With and conform to the orders and decrees of the court in the premises. Hereof fail not but due service and return make in tho same manner as is required in case of a summons in a civil action. Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 12th day of November, 1985. / ,.."''ATTEST i0'4 A �'i2uEi CQ ; tephen ourn er �•. Commissioner of the Superior Court nr.T'VTY cHFatFr.H�ttrc0R0 t"OVNTY 1 TOWN Or SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND Wkn:LANDu, WtiTZkC0U1?5E5, AND c:ONSERViiTION REGULATIONS Adopted: June 24, 1974 Amended: November 10 , 1975 December 13, 1976 March 31, 1978 November 19, 1979 April 30 , 1980 September 20 , 1982 June 17, 1985 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE I TITLE AND AUTHORITY ...... ............................. ... . .... ....... . .... .... . . . . . ... . . 1 IIDEFINITION ... .............................. ....... ....... ..... .. .... ... ... .... . . . ..... .. . . 1 Ili INVENTORY AND MAPPING OF REGULATED AREAS........ ....... ... .. .. . . . ... . . . . . . . .... 2 IVPERMITTED USES ........... .... .. .. . ..................... .. ... ... ...... . . . ...... . . ... .. . .. . 3 V REGULATED ACTIVITIES OR USES ... .... ............ .... .. ... . ..... .. . . . . ... . .. . . . .. . . ... . 4 VI APPLICATION PROCEDURE .... ... ...... ................ ... ....... .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 4 VII INFORMATION REQUIRED ON APPLICATION................ ... ......... . . ...... .. . . . .. .... 6 VIII FORMAL REVIEW ................................. . ........ .......... ... .. ..... . . . .. .. . .. . $ IXPUBLIC HEARING.......... ..... ..................... . ,........ . ........... . . ....... . . ... 10 X DECISION AND DECISION REVIEW PROCEDURES ........ ...... ............ ..... .. ..... . 10 XI PERMIT DECISIONS ............... .. ... .. .. 12 XII PERMIT DURATION ................ ................ ....... ....... .. . . ........ . . ..... . . . 12 XIIIAPPEALS .............................. ...................... . .. ........ .. ................. .13 XIV ENFORCEMENT ...................... ......... ...... ..... ....... ........... . ..... ... 13 XV BONO AND INSURANCE.............. ... ... .................. .... .. .. . .. ............ .. .. 14 XVIAMENDMENTS . .................... ........................... ... .. . ..... .... .. . .. .. ... .... 14 XVII CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE....................................... .... . .... .. ............ 14 XVIII ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS............................ .. ........................ 13 amended June 17, 1985 d.11TdC@nS2"means the whole or an mission which ma be r Y partof a the , certificate of approval or similar form of Aer- Y equ�red of any Person by the provisions of these regulations or The Act: e• "Material" means any substance, solid or.liquid, organic or inorganic, including, but not limited to soil, sediment, aggregate, land, gravel, clay, bog, mud, debris, sand refuse or Waste; f• "Person" means any person, firm, or legal entity of any kind including mertnership nic pal corporations,ngo er nporati ment AY, organization, al agencies or subdivision thereof; s g. "Pollution" means any harmful thermal effect or the contamination or rendering.unclean or impure of any wetlands or water courses of the Town of South Windsor by reason of any waste or other . materials,discharged or deposited therein by env public or private sewer or otherwise so as directly or indirectly to come in contact with any wetlands or water courses; M. "Regulated Activity" means any operation within or use of a wetland or water Course involving re- moval or deposition of material, or any obsrructioh, construction, alteration or pollution, of suc wetlands or water courses,but shall not include the specified activities in Section a of these regulations; I. "Regulated Area means any inland wetlands or water courses as defined in these regulations; 1• "Remove" includes, but shalt not be limited to, d dragline or blast; rain excavate, mine, dig, dredge, suck, bulldoze, k• "Rendering Unclean or impure"means any alteration of the physical,chemical, or biological properties of any of the waters of the Town of South Windsor, including, but not limited to, change in odor. color, turbidity or taste: I. "Significant impact or Major Effect"'means any and all those activities set forth in Section m. "Soil Scientist" means an individual duly 9 2, States Civil Service Commission; Y qualified in aczardance with standards set by the United n "Waste" means sewage or any substance, liquid, gaseous, solid or radioactive, which may pollute or tend to pollute any of The waters of the Town of South Windsor; Y A to o, "Water Courses"means rivers.streams,brooks, waterways,lakes, all other bodies of water, natural or artificial, public or taonds,marshes,swamps.bogs.•and captained within. flowthrough, or border upon the Town of rSouth al or intermittent, which ar Windsor or any portion thereof; P. "Wetlands" means land, including submerged land not regulated 22-35 of the General Statutes inclusive, which cansists of any of the Soil to Section 22a.28 :to drained, very poorly drained, alluvial, and flop cOn in by National Coo YPes designated as poorly bs amended from time to time, of the Soil Conservation Service of the United Sative ltates Department s Survey, as may of Agriculture. S9CTION iiI--INVENTORY AND MAPPING OF REGULATED AREAS Section III 3.1 Areas of regulated-soil types are shown on the entitled "Official Inland Wetlands and Water Courses M awn Of Sory uth The map of regulated areas. considered a Part of these r �. Town of Soutn Windsor, Connecticut" shall be of the Town Clerk,Town of South ndsod copies of said map shall be available for inspection in the Office —2— SECTION I=TITLE AND AUTHORITY 1 . 1 These regulations shall be known as the "Inland rWetlands, watercourses, and Conservation Regulations of the Town of South Windsor." ' 1 . 2 These regulations have been prepared by The Inland Wetlands Agency/Conservation Commission of the Town of South Windsor in accordance with the provisions of An Act Concerning Inland Wetlands and ;dater Courses ( Public Act 15301972, amended, P.A. 571 ,1973) , codified as Sections 22a-36 to 45 inclusive of the General Statues, as amended, hereinafter referred to as "The Act together with an act concerning establisgment of municipal conservation commissions ( P .A. 310 1961 ; P.A. 490 S. 7, 1963 ; P.A. 284 S. 1 , 1969; P.A. 872 S . 403 , 1971 ; P.A. 73-293 and P.A. 79-04) 0 as amended codified as sections 7-131a to 7-131q inclusive of the General Statues, as amended , herein referred to as "The Act" . The Agency was authorized by the Town Council of the Town of South Windsor in accordance with a resolution adopted June 4, 1973. The Conservation Commission arm of the Agenc7 was authorized by the Town Council of South Windsor in accordance with a resolution adopted, and later revised 2-4-80 as Ordinance No. 99, Sections 9-22 through 9-27 of The Code of the Town of South Windsor, 1 . 3 Pursuant to The Act, The Inland Wetlands Agency/ Conservation Commission of the Town of South Windsor shall issue with modifications, and deny permits for all uses and activities on inland wetlands and water coursessand the development, conservation, supervision and regulation of natural resources with in the Town of South 'Windsor. amended June 17, 1985 SECTION li—DEFINITIONS M- Section II 2.1 As used in these regulations: a. "Agency" means The Inland Wetlands Agency/ Conservation Commission of the Town of South Windsor. aa. "Conservation" means the development, conservation, supervision and regulation of natural resources within the Town of South Windsor. -- amended June 17, 1985 b. "Deposit- includes. but shall not be limited to, fill. grade. dump. place, discharge or emit: c. "Discharge" means the emission of any water, substance or material into waters of the Town of South Windsor whether or not such substance causes pollution: �1� 4.2 The following operations and uses shall be permitted, as nonreguiated uses in wetlands and water courses provided they do not disturb the natural and indigenous character of the land. "Ois- turbing the natural and indigenous character of the land" means that the activity will significantly disturb the inland wetlands or water course by reason of removal or deposition of material,will cause the alteration or obstruction of water flow, or will result in the pollution of the wetland or water course: a. Conservation of-soil, vegetation, water, fish, shellfish and wildlife; b. Outdoor recreation including play and sporting areas, golf courses, field trails, nature study, horse back riding, swimming, skin diving,camping, boating, water skiing, trapping, hunting, fishing and sheUfishing where otherwise legally permitted and regulated. Section v SECTION V—REGULATED ACTIVITIES AND USES 5.1 Subject to the provisions of Section 11 hereof, regulated activites affecting the wetlands and water courses of the Town are prohibited except as they may be permitted by the Agency, as here- inafter provided. 5.2 If a water course is located within the 100 year flood plain: a. The Agency will in riverine situations require the applicant to notify adjacent communities and- the State Flood Insurance Program Coordinating Officer prior to the issuance of a permit by the Agency for any alteration or relocation of a water course and submit copies of such notification to the Federal Insurance Administrator. b. No water course shall be altered or relocated un- less the flood carrying capacity of said water course is maintained. SECTION VI—APPLICATION PROCEDURE 6.1 Any person wishing to carry out a regulated activity, as defined in Section 2.1 h., shall submit an application for a permit to The inland Wetlands Agency. 6.2 The application form entitled "Application for the Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Act", hereinafter called 'The Application", will be made available at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South 'Windsor. 6.3 Applications must be made by the property owner of record, or an individual having substantial interest in the property or a duty authorized agent or attorney. 6.3a The applicant shall be responsible for displaying a sign on the property that states that an application is pending before the Agency. The sign shall be visible-trotn a town street and shall be displayed for at least five (5) continuous days before the scheduled meeting. The applicant may obtain the sign at the ' rown Engineering Oepartment. j 3.2 The Inland Wetlands Agency shall continually inventory inland wetlands and water courses . and update the inventory map delineating said wetlandsand water courses to be regulated. 3.3 Exemption Procedure: a. if any landowner claims that this land is improperly designated on the inventory map as a regulated area and that he is therefore, exempt from these regulations, he may submit to the Agency a "Request for Exemption", to be filed, in triplicate. at the Office of the Town Clerk in the Town of South Windsor. b. All such "Requests for Exemption" shall be in writing and shall include the following: 1. The owner's name, home and business addresses and telephone numbers. 2. The geographical location of the property, including a description of the land in sufficient detail to allow identification of the property on the Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Map including the Parcel Number as shown on the Tax Assessor's Map. c. It a landowner disputes the designadon of any part of his land as a regulated area,he shall have the burden of proving that designation inapplicable. d. The parry requesting exemption may be required to produce such reasonable information as the Agency deems necessary to permit an informed decision. A. The parry requesting exemption may be required by the Agency to present documentation by a soil scientist that the land-in question, or a portion of it. does not have a soil type classified by the National Cooperative Soils Survey as poorly drained, very poorly drained. alluvial. or ftoodpiain. 3.4 Within ninety (90) days after receipt of a Request for Exemption. the Agency shall schedule and hold a public hearing in accordance with the procedure set forth in Section 8b, Public Act M-571, Amended December 13. 1976 SECTION IV—PERM17TED USES Section IV 4.1 The following operations and uses shall be permitted in inland wetlands and water courses. as of right: a. Grazing. farthing. nurseries. gardening and harvesting of crops and farm ponds of three acres or less; b. A residential home (1) for whictr a building permit has been issued or (2) in a subdivision lot. pro- vided the permit has been issued or the subdivision has been approved as;of the effective date of promulgation of these regulations pursuant to The Act c. Uses incidental to the enjoyment and maintenance of residential property, such property defined as the smallest lot permitted in the lowest density residential zone established by the South Windsor Zoning Regulations. Such ieeidential uses shall include maintenance of existing structures and landscaping. but shall not include removal or deposition of substantial amounts of material from or into a wetland or water course. or diversion or alteration of a water course; d. Boat anchorage or.mooring; e. Construction and operation by water companies. as defined in Section 16-1 of the General Statutes, or by municipal water supply systems as provided for in Chapter 102 of the General Statutes. of dams reservoirs and other facilities necessary to the impounding. storage and withdrawal of water in connection with public water supplies, except as provided in Sections 25-110 and 25-112 of the General Statutes. —3— 6.13 All information submitted in the application for review shall be considered factual, or in the case of anticipated activity, binding. A knowing failure of the applicant or any of his, or her, or its agents to provide correct information,or performance exceeding the levels of activity anticipated, shall be sufficient grounds for the revocation of any permit under these regulations. 6.14 The Agency and its agent or any specialists retained by the Agency to evaluate permit applications under these regulations, shall have the right of tree access, upon notification to the pro- perty owner, to portions of the property under cansiderstion. 6.15 Any application submitted to the Agency shall be judged according to the regulations in force on the date of its submission. SECTION VII—INFORMATION REQUIRED ON APPLICATION Section v11 7.1 All applications shall include the following information in writing, and shall be on a form provided by the Agency and available from the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. a. The applicant's name, home and business addresses, and telephone numbers. b. The owner's memo (if applicant is not the owner of the property), home and business addresses, telephone numbers, and written consent to the proposed activity set forth in the application. c. If applicant is not the owner, state interest in the land. d. The geographical location of the property w ich is to be affected by the proposed activity, including a description of the land in sufficient detail to allow identification of the property on the Inland Wetiands and Water Courses Map including the Purest Number as shown on the Tax Assessor's Map. e. Names of adjacent property owners. f. Purpose and description of the proposed activity and the time-element involved. g. Amount and 'kind of material proposed to be removed, or deposited and/or type of use. h. A Site Plan. Section 7 i A conservation plan which includes completely detailed phases and sequences of activities, and a specific schedule of plantings. This plan should also include, but not be limited to, a completely detailed erosion and sediment control plan meeting the criteria of and being in complete Compliance to the guidelines expressly set forth in Public Act 83-3889 as amended, defined below with a suggestion for an acceptable format. See Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook for further details.. amended June 17, 1985 A. DEFINITION OF PLAN An erosion and sediment control plan is a document which explains and illustrates the measures which will be taken to control erosion and sediment problems on construction sites. The plan has a written portion known as a narrative and an illustrative portion known as a map or site plan. _gam 6 .4 The Regular Meetings of the Agency/ Conservation Commission shall be on the second and third Mondays of the month. 6 . 5 The Agency will require submission of the application, maps or plans and required fee no later than 12 o•r_lock noon at least 14 days prior to the first regular monthly meeting in order for the application to qualify for inclusion on the agenda. Priority for placement on the agenda will be by order of date_ time of receipt. The Agency shall notify the applicant in writing within at least seven ( 7) days of the Regular Meeting, if said application is incomplete, and advise him of the additional material required. amended June 17, 1985 6.6 The application and maps or pians snail be flied in triplicate at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. 6.7 A copy of the acolication and macs or plans shall be submitted to the Town Engineer at _ least fourteen (14) days prior to the first regular monthly meet- ing date of the Agency. amended June 17, 1985 _ 6.8 The date of recopt of such application snail be deemed to be the date of the next reguiariy seneduied meeting of The iniand Wetlands Agency or thirty-five (3s) days from the data of the appliea. tion, whichever is sooner. 6 . 9 An application fee is required and must be submitted to the Agency/Commission with the application. In the event the fee is not paid, the application shall be tabled. The fee for a single-family residential parcel shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) . All other applications shall have a fee of one hundred dollars ($100) . 6. 9a In the event an amended application is necessary, an additional twenty-five dollar ($25) fee will be required. In the event this fee is not paid, the amended application shall be tabled. 6. 9b There shall be a twenty-five dollar ($25) fee required for the extension of a permit. This - fee should be submitted at least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the permit. Approval of a permit extension must be voted at a Regular Meeting of the Agency/Comattission. In the event a permit lapses, a new application will be required. amended June 17, 1`985 6.t0 No application snail be deemed a complete application union it shall be in such form and contain such information as the Agency deems necessary for a fair determination of the issues. 6.11 At any time during the review period, the Agency may require the appliant to provide more information about the wetlands and/or water courses in question and/or proposed activity. 6.12 The Agency may require meetirigs with the applicant at times designated by the Agency. —5— SECTION VIII-FORMAL REViEW Section Vill 8.1 if after the receipt of the application, the Agency finds that the activity applied for does, or may involve a "regulated activity", the application shall then be subject to further review hereinafter designated as "formal review". 82 A regulated activity is defined as in Section 2.1 h. Amended March 31, 1978 8.3 Under Formal Review the applicant shall be required to meet with the Agency at times designated by the Agency and the applicant may be requested to submit such additional information as the Agency deems necessary. 8.4a If the applicant's proposed use of the property is required to be approved or reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission of the Town of South Windsor or any other agency of the Town of South Windsor, The Inland Wetlands Agency may limit its initial action in the formal review stage to a conditional approval of the plans as submitted, and may withhold final decisiononwhether to grant .or deny the requested permit. pending a final review by The Inland Wetlands Agency of the applicant's proposal and plans after review by the Planning and Zoning Commission or other agency particularly with regard to any (1) alterations required by the Planning and Zoning Commission or otherwise, in the plans as previously submitted, and (2) conditions imposed onthe plans as approved by any such agency. 8.4b It shall be the responsibility of the applicant to notify The Inland Wetlands Agency of any action taken by any other agency of the Town of South Windsor with regard to his proposal or plans. 8.5 The plans for formal Review shall be drawn on Metropolitan District Geodetic and Topo- graphical Survey Maps. If areas follow the town lines or boundaries, the Metropolitan Deodetic and Topographical Survey Maps from the adjacent town must be presented, if available. These maps must be drawn by a Licensed Surveyor, Protessional Engineer or Professional Architect, licensed to practice in Connecticut, within their own respective areas in accordance with the "Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors." The maps required will be in the 1" = 200' scale and later may be required in 1" = 40'. a. The map will include the following: 1. Existing structures and property lines 2. Locations of existing water courses and wetlands as defined in Sections 2.1 o and 2.1p and natural drainage areas 3. Location of 50 year flood lines 4. Elevations by 2 ft. contours S. Natural landscape features, woodland and vegetation 6. Utilities existing and proposed 7. Proposed layout devidopment and uses 8. Layout of existing and proposed drainage systems 9. Layout of-existing and proposed sanitary sewers or septic systerris 10. Proposed open spaces 11. Proposed areas of change whom material is intended to be deposited or removed 12. Proposed grading or any earth movement anticipated g� A plan is defined in PA 83-388 of 1983 as follows: Sec. 3 (5) "Soil erosion and sediment control plan" means a scheme that minimizes soil erosion and sedimentation and includes but is not limited to a map and narrative. The map shall show topography, cleared and graded areas , proposed area alterations and the location of and detailed information concerning erosion and sediment measures and facilities. The narrative shall describe the project, the schedule of major activities on the land, the application of conser- vation practices , design criteria , construction. details and the maintenance program for any erosion and sediment control facilities that are installed;" B. PLAN FORMAT The soil erosion and sediment control plan should be an integral part of the overall site plan. However, it needs to be consolidated, so it can be separated from the site plan for review and certification. To facilitate plan review, certification and implementation, and the construction inspection process , the `ollowing format is suggested: 1. The information needed for construction should be on the construction drawings and not in the design calculations or background information. 2. The construction drawings should all be the same size sheets. 3. The soil erosion and sediment control measure construction drawings should be a part of the overall construction drawings for the project. 4. The construction details for measures should be shown on a separate sheet from the plan view sheets. 5. The stages of development, sequence of major operations on the land and maintenance program during construction are in the narrative portion of the plan but also should be on the construction drawings. 6. General information about the project and design calculations should be in the narrative portion with the exception of a small simple e plan. 7. The design calculation should be in the narrative separate from the construction drawings. essign calculations are normally not needed for inspection, but design calculations need to be available in case revisions are necessary during, construction. 8. The background information should be in the narrative separate from the construction drawings. j. Additional inf ormation as may be required by the Agency. 7.2 if the Agency finds on the basis of the evidence before it that a proposed use or activity will not involve any regulated activity asdefined in Section 2.1h.. permission to proceed shall be granted forthwith, subject to limitation or revocation, if it is later shown that a or arises from that use. regulated activity is involved in. T Test for of > her chemical 8. FI consi;tusnts 8 , o*, if any, in s sPecitied b / cs+bic feet per second Y the Con 8,7 Conservation Commission The ;ntormation reQuirod by the:Agency shalt be furnished in triplicate. Section IX SFCT1py 'X-"pU$11C, HFAA/AI(s Amend March 31; 1578 9.1 Public the intormation before Hearing, Major-effect. t, that a at any stage of i hearing, on a wetland or N is review, Ovate u�ted activity.. is inv the ggenc course as aetih olved which Y determi^ ed, the A may have °, �, on the basis of g'2 ..Significant .Signit; geAcY may docket s gnificant i si cant impact or mpeci or mayor eft uch proposal for public a' Any activity..involv;n �" means: on the regulates area a on deposition of nal ee or another mats which b' Any activity iart of the i w will or 0 "VolMgulated area a removal and wetland 0. have a substantial of materialM'ater adverse sife�t a or on another pg.,of th which will or c' Any activit course.system; or Y Which a wetland OrWater'my have a Of a water Course Ysubstao substantial)), ch ges the course Substantial adverse effect anSystem, or on d` Any activity a flat channel yWhich substantially di or may in to supporthibit the drainage. desirable b- ntInishes the naturai dynamics 9.3 All °g1ca1 life, prevents flooding,casuc;fy of viand w an i ( � days after theublic hearings shall h pply water, assimilate or water course aIt then t waste, facilitate eca;pt of a complete application.°t sooner an first 9.4 Notice of the hhirty (30 s not more than tiff Baring shad nor rarer than or the8e^ d published sixty-five wary causes are9oCM�Paper having and not a than t ����ice at intervals 9Mer81 circulation in ehe ach towRess than v of not than tw 9.5 Allapplications, an o days, the ^s iO^ in the maps, and re theaysbefore the date, of the ToM,n Clerk, 'row,oeu>n°^� rel "acted wetlands or S•e Notices of ating to as chief exec " hearings shall °f South Windsor. the hearing shall be the TOwn of South Win of affect be sent to Open affected to the applicant for public dscr and to the w"s, the ptannin g and Zoning adlac . hearin8 ma department of Whey® possible. EnviranTenta9 pro Property owner, w�U the full dev Y be continued public hea rotection. an own En i as e1ppms (to a speC;fi rings shall g veer of other substantial purposes. eviden be compieted in ce, Or f date but not later a single,°r the full and adequate A l'rty (30) eaYa her NoweY the er, Pa ton of the partiesspa y o SEt'T1GtY X—�Ecss Amended Nov coon X �pN; qHQ DEC1StpN fiber 79, 1� AFyIFy�, pROCeDVR ES 13 . Proposed soil erosion prevention, sediment control and other soil conservation treatments to be taken showing any proposed sediment basins, diversion dikes , indicating the timing of stripping of topsoil, when topsoil shall be stripped,, where topsoil shall be stored and for how long, and what method of stabilization shall be used, and be in complete compliance with the guidelines expressly set forth in Public Act 83-388 , as amended, "An Act Concerning Soil Erosion and Sediment Control" which ascends sections 8-2 , 8-13d and 8-25 of the General Statutes of Connecticut. _ amended June 17, 1985 14. Projected changes in velocity, vaiume or course of water flow or in the water table and their of e= 8.6 The following reports may be required to supplement the plans required in accordance with Section 8.5: a. Soil Sempie oats—The report data shall show conctusiveiy wnere each specific soil type is found and soil types must be identified consistently with the categories estao0sned by the National Cooperative Soils Study of the U. S. Soil Conservation Service- b. Biological Information—The applicant may be required to submit: 1. An evaluation of the extent of the presence of giant species cammonly associated with water courses. and 2. An analysis of the probable effect of his proposed activity upon the plant and animal ecosystem. c. Analysis of Material to be Deposited—if any materials are to be deposited at any point within the subject parcel. The report will aeacribe such materials in terms of: 1. Volume, in cubic yards 2. Nature of materials (e.g., sand, gravel, loam. building materials, etc.) 3. Precise chemical composition of any toxic materials, whether such materials are enclosed in containers of any type or are deposited openly, without containment or any kind 4. Explanation of how materials will be protected from erosion*or leaching d. water Course Characteristics—If a proposed activity may affect a water course lying within, partly within, or flowing through subject parcel. The report will describe any anticipated changes in the following: 1. Ph (i.e., alkaiinity/acidity level) 2. Turbidity or solids in parts per million 3. Nitrate and phosphate level in pans per million 4. oisaoived oxygen 5. Temperature range 6. Bacteria count in fecal coliforms per milliliter i SECTION XI—PERMIT DECISIONS Section XI 11.1 The Agency has the option of granting a permit, granting a perm limitations, or denying a permit. it with conditions or 11.2 Action shall be taken on applications within sixty-five (85)a public hearing or, in the absence of a public hearing, within3ixty'f ve (65)dda fafter the comlfof Of the complete-application. ysrom the da a o receipt 11.3 Upon the rendering of a final decision, the Agency shall notify the applicant by certified mail of its decision within ttfteen (15) days of the data of the decision. The Agency shall, in addition, cause notice of its order in issuance or denial of a permit to be published in a daily newspaper having a general circulation in the town wherein the regulated area lies. 11.4 if a bond is required in accordance with Section XV of these regulations, no permit shall be issued until such bond or insurance is provided, 11.5 The Agency may deny a permit with or without prejudice. If a permit is denied with prejudice, the application shall not be resubmitted for one year following the date of such denial. If a permit is denied without prejudice, the applicant may modify, amend or correct his proposa of these regulations. l. The rejection nt of a Modified proposal shall be equivale to the denial of an application far the purposes of Section X111 Amended November 10, 1975 11.6 The Agency shall determine whether the proposed modification requires the filing of a new application or portions thereof. It the Agency deems the application insufficiently modified, it shall not be required to consider the proposal for one year after the original filing. 11.7 The Agency shall file its decisions with the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor and shall also cause the administrative officer designated by the Agency to maintain a record of ail applications. SECTION XI1--PERMIT DURATION Section X11 Section 12. 1 A permit shall expire if not initiated and completed within one year from the date of approval. Section 12. 2 If the activity completed is not within one p year., the applicant shall be required to make a formal request for a one-year extensions Upon reviewing all relevant information, the Agency may extend the permit for the additional period of one year. Section 12. 3 If the acts of the permit are not completed as specifi at the end of the one-year extension, a new application will be required. Section 12.4 There will be a twenty-five dollar (325) fee required � for an extension of a permit. In the event the fee is not paid, the request for extension shall be tabled. amended June 17 1985 Section 12. 5 All permits shall expire upon the completion of the acts therein. H#kd tdei S errt&*her 20 , i.g&'z -12- A 10.1 The Agency shall consider the following in the making of its decision on any application: a. Evidence offered at the public hearing. if required. b. Any reports tram other agencies and commissions: 1. The Agency snail submit ail applications involving significant activities to the Hartford County Soil and Water Conservation District and the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. 2. The Agency may request comments on all applications from the following: (a) Planning and Zoning Commission, Town of South Windsor, (b) Public Works Department, Town of South Windsor; (c) The Building Department. Town of South Windsor, (d) Sewer Commission, Town-of South Windsor, (a) Town of South Windsor or State Department of Health; (f) Hartford County Soil and Water Conservation District. (g) Regional Planning Organization; - (h) Appropriate agencies in adjacent municipalities which may be affected by the proposed activity; (1) Other technical agencies or organizations which may undertake additional studies or investigations. 3. Non-receipt of comments from these agencies, the aforementioned. snail not delay the pro- ceedings or prejudice final decision by the Agency. c. Information submitted by the appiicant. d. All relevant facts and circumstances as they affect iniand wetlands and water courses. 10.2 Pursuant to Section 22a-41 of the General Statutes, ail decisions in granting a permit, granting a permit with conditions or limitations, or denying a permit snail take into consideration`all relevant facts and circumstances including, but not Limited to: a. The environmental impact of the proposed action; b. The alternatives to the proposed action; c. The relationship between short-term uses of the environment and the maintenance and enhance- ment of long-term productivity; d. Irreversible and irretrievable commitments of resources which would be involved in the proposed activity; e. The character and degree of injury to. or interference with, safety, health or the reasonable use of property which is caused or threatened; f. The suitability or unsuitability of such activity to the area for which it is proposed. —11— Section Xv SECTION XV BOND AND INSURANCE { ".. I5. 1 The applicant, upon approval o: the application and prior to issuance of a erm be required +- p 1 at the discretion of the Agency, will 4'o file a cash bond, and/or a performance bond, and/or a maintenance bond in an amount and with sureties and in a form approved by the Agency, amended June 17, 1985 15.2 The bond and sureties shall be conditioned on regulations and conditions imposed on apptic"on approval. campltance with all provisions of the " 15.3 Applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the Town of South Windsor a which might result tram the Proposed operation or use. The Agency ma Public liability insurance against any liability which mi ht from the Proposed gains(any liability Y require the applicant to certify any and sit damage which might occur within three 3 P p sed operation or use covering amount to be determined b Oyears of comp, of such o liability Y the Agency commensurate with the Aerations, in an �` 'nsuranca shall specifically name as an additional insured the Town of so�ihaW,ndsoraid Public Amended-November. 1Q, 1975 SECTION XVI—.AMENDMENTS Section XVt 113.1 The" regulations and the Official Inland W time to time be amended by the Agency , cY in acaaroance with channels and Water Courses Map may tram Of the State Department of Environment., Chang in the General Statutes or r may tons or botanicals peculiar to inland dw Protection, wades courseswinformation nf on ation re species, and the carves aviaiabie. regarding soils, hydrology Town of South Windsor be- 16.2 These regulations, and the amended, changed or re Official Inland W General Statutes, repealed, in the manner Wetlands and Water Courses: Map may as amended, Before the effectivespecified in Section 22a-d2a (b). of the Conn Y be measure. a public hearing is to be held b Cate of an Connecticut have the opportunity to n heard. Y the A Y such amendment, change or repeal Agency, at which parties in interest and citizens shall Section XV 11 SECTION XV11—CONFLJCT AND SEVERANCE 17.1 Nothing in these regulations shall obviate an requirement permit or license required by law or r Ysubbyh for the applicant to obtain any or of the State of Connecticut or an regulation by the Government of the Permits, or Licenses is solely the responsibility of applicant division thereof, United Staten The obtaining Of such assents, 17.2 Where there is a conflict be applicable statute, ordinance or regulation, the provisions of these re which im o egulation, the provisions of that statuietons and those of any other p sea the greatest restrictions on the use of invalidity of any word. clause sentence, section, part O'Netlanda and wafer courses shag or regulation the validity of any other part which can be do eft provision of these re govern. *The 9 effect without such valid regulations shall not affect Part or pans. -14- r SECTION X11(—APPEALS Section Xi1i 13.1 Any person aggrieved by any regulation, order, decision or action made by the Agency pursuant to these regulations may appeal to the court of common pleas in and for the county where the land affected is located within fifteen (is) days.after publication of such regulations.order,decision or action upon which it is based. SECTION XIV—ENFORCEMENT Section XIV 14.1 The Agency and/or its designated agent shall monitor and maintain general surveillance of the regulated areas within the town to ensure that no unauthorized regulated activities occur. The Agency may cause to be posted conspicuously a sign on the promises of the inland wetland or water course indicating those regulated activities authorized by the Agency. Amended November 10. 1975 14.2 The Agency and/or its appointed.agent shall make regular inspections of ail activities for which permits have been issued under these regulations. Such activities snail be open to inspection at ail reesonabie times. The owner, applicant, or their agent snail have such permit readily available and shall produce the same for inspection by such agent of the Agency upon request. 14.3 It the Agency finds that any person is conducting or maintaining any activity, facility or condition which reasonably can be expected to impair, alter or destroy the wetlands or water courses of the Town of South Windsor, or which is creating or reasonably can be expected to create a source of pollution to the wetlands,or water courses of the Town of South Windsor, it may issue a written order to such person maintaining such facility or condition to correct such facility or condition. 14.4 Within ten (10) days of issuance of such order the Agency snail hold a hearing to provide the person an opportunity to be heard and show cause why the order snouid not remain in effect. The Agency shall consider the facts presented at the hearing and within ten (10) days of the completion of the hearing. notify the person by certified mail that the original order remains in etteet,ortnat the order has been withdrawn. 14.5 The original order snail be effective upon issuance and shall remain in effect until the Agency affirms. revises or withdraws the order. The issuance of an order pursuant to this section snail not delay or bar an action pursuant to Section 22a-"(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes.as amended. 14.6 Any person who commits. takes part in cr assists in any violation of any provision of these regulations or. of any provision of Sections 22a-36 to 22a-45 of the Connecticut General Statutes. as amended. shall be subject to the penalties provided in Sections 221h-64 of -the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended, and to sue" other penalties as the law may provide. 14.7 Any permit granted by the Agency pursuant to these regulations may be suspended or revoked it the Agency finds that the applicant has not compiied with the conditions or limitations set forth in the permit or has exceeded the scope of the work as set forth in the application,attar giving notice to the permittee of the facts or conduct which warrant the intended action and after a hearing at which the permittee is given an opportunity to show compliance with the requirements for retention of the permit. The applicant shall be notified of the Agency's decision by Certified Mail within five (5) days of the date of the decision and the Agency shall cause notice of its decision to be published in a daily newspaper having a general circulation in the town wherein the wettand tees. 14.8 It the Agency finds that the public health. safety or welfare requires emergency action, and incorporates a finding to that effect in its order, it may order summary suspension of the permit pending further proceedings and may issue a cease and desist order to the permittee directing him to immediately halt any and all regulated activities found to be in violation of the terms of the permit. In the event said cease and desist order is not obeyed, the Agency may bring an action pursuant to Section 22a-44 of the Connecticut General Statutes. as amended. •13• . SECTION XVIII--ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS Section XV111 18.1 These regulations including the Official Iniand Wetlands and Water Courses Map snail not became effective orbeestablished untilafter a public gearing in reiation thereto is held by the Agency, at which parties in interest Ana citizens shall-have an opportunity to be heard. , 1&2 Notice of the time aad piece of such hearing shall be published in the form of a legal advertisement. appearing in a newspaper having a subtantiai circulation in the town at least twice at intervals of not less than-two (2) days. The first not more than twenty-five (25) days nor less than fifteen (15) days, and the last not less titan two (2) days, before such hearing, and a copy of such prDposed regulation or boundary shall be filed in Zhe Office of the Town Clerk. Town of South Windsor for public inspection at least ten (10) days before such hewing. and may be published in full in such paper. 18.3 These regulations shall become effective after approval by the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, publication of notice of promulgation in a newspaper having .a general circulation in the Town of South Windsor and upon filing a copy of regulations in the Office of the Town Clerk. Town of South Windsor. -15- r EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. vonsulting Civil Engineer 36 Sylvan Street Avon, CT 06001 (203) 673-0814 September ll, . 1985 Mr. John Moran, Chairman • Inland Wetland and Water Courses Commission Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 Re : Application #280, Gorecki Golf Course Dear Mr . Moran: Since I will be out of state on September 16 and will again not be able to attend your Commission' s meeting, I will attempt to address the wetland and drainage concerns of the above applica-, tion once again. This letter is in addition to all the documents previously submitted which considered the questions of hydrologic' impact, drainage, sedimentation and erosion control, etc . Section. 22a-40 of the State Statutes permits golf courses and other forms of outdoor. recreation as non-regulated uses in wetlands and water courses , provided they do not disturb the indige-sous character of the wetland or water course by removal or deposition of material, alteration orobstruction of flow or pollution ofthe wetland or water course . Since there are no designated water courses on the site, I will attempt to discuss the above three concerns in relation to wetland soil types . Approximately 90% of .the golf course site is comprised of two wet-land- soil types 1 . Walpole (WdA) which is a poorly drained soil and has " a high water table that is 0 to 6 inc:ne.s_ below. the soil surface during t_he - wettest part of the year . The high water table usually persists into the early sum- mer and may reappear after prolonged or heavy summer rains _. ** 2 . Scarboro (SeA) which is a very poorly drained soil and has "water ponded on the surface for significant periods in winter and early spring . The high water table gen- erally remains within 3 feet of the surface throughout the year" . %; Know_Your Land, Connecticut Cooperative Extension Service . Application #280, Gorecki Golf Course 9/11/85 page 2 Additionally, most of the soils surrounding the property are also wetland types, again primarily Walpole and Scarboro . As a matter of fact , the -only-area -of : major non-wetland---soil - near the property is the Foster Road right of way and the front portions of the lots along Foster Road . For the-- most part the rear portions of those lots are wetland soils ; Mr . Ellison' s lot is approximately 75% wetland soil (see attached sketch) . The proposed material deposition and removal regarding the golf course is particularly addressed in the "Narrative" which was previously submitted. The 900 cubic yards of additional material required is not- significant_ and consists primarily of crushed stone (parking lot and drive) and free-draining fill material . The volumes of stone and fill are practically equal at 900/2 cubic yards each. This proposed filling will not sign-i-fi_cantly increase the peak runoff because it will be at least as permeable as existing site conditions . Although, the plans call for the placement of a berm along the drive and parking area, I don' t 'chink you will see a marked increase in depth or width of flow simply because the proposed finished grade is essentially the same as the existing grade, and the parking lot surface will be porous . This similarity in grades is quite evident on the sanitary sewer profile' (Site Plan - Clubhouse) . The golf course does not change any natural drainage patterns and the direction of drainage after development will be the same as presently exists . The clubhouse area will drain to the south while the remaining site will drain to the west, in quite the same patterns as you see now. By constructing the ponds a natural wet- land function will be enhanced (groundwater recharge) and addi- tional wildlife habitats will be created. Pollution of the site, in the form of sedimentation and erosion, should not be significant since the site is practically level and material transport water velocities will not be reached (see Narrative) . Sewage pollution will not exist as the site is served b,r sanitary ser•Ters . Reg_axding the hydrologic impact of the- proposed golf course, I still contend that the increase in peak flow will be essentially zero . Since I submitted the hydrologic analysis 2 months ago and have not received any comments from your Town staff, I can only assume that they are of the same opinion. Sincerely yours , enclosure Edward J. Sweeney, P. E. cc : P. Gorecki H . C . Cotton, L. S . A. B . Davies , Deputy Town Engineer Application #280, Gorecki Golf Course page 2 You will also note, if you look at the site plan, that all drainage from drives and parking areas is directed to the west with eventual dissipation at the clubhouse building area. By creating a berm and swale at the southern edge of the drive and parking area the effective discharge point for the clubhouse site is now 500+ feetr from Mr. Ellison' s house . ' I suppose if it was absolutely necessary to eliminate the possibility of any surface site water from entering Mr . Ellison' s property, the water could be pumped to the west (into another drainage basin) in conjunction with the golf course irrigation system. I have not approached Mr. Gorecki with this alternative and I do not look upon it very favorably, since it would involve diversion of water from a wetland. Sifc;ere1y yo rs, Edward J. Sw eney, P. E. cc : P. Gorecki B . Davies H. C . Cotton RO.NN SC4 D -2, O-P Sau� ?A�2� �. o wco 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ��osoR.00 AREA CODE 203/644-2511 October 251 1985 Mr. Peter J. Gorecki 1070 Grand Street Suffield, Connecticut 06078 CERTIFIED MAIL RE : Application NO. 280 Construction and maintenance of nine hole regulation golf course, Foster Road. Dear Mr. Gooecki : At our October 21 , 1985 meeting, the Inland Wetlands Agency[ , Conservation Commission voted unanimously to deny your application. Concerns included (1) impact on a large contiguous wetland: .ar:ea (2) impact upon wildlife (3) drainage impact (4) general ecology of the area. Very truly yours , John M. Moran, Jr. , Chai an INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY/ CONSERVATION COMMISSION TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR cc : ". B. Davies , Deputy Town Engineer E. J. Sweeney, Engineer J. Smith, Town Clerk ' R. Gilligan, Chairman, PZC w.r T » EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. Consulting Civil Engineer 36 Sylvan Street Avon, CT 06001 (203) 673-0814 j June 1985 GORECKI GOLF COURSE 3• r FOSTER ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR, CT NARRATIVE This project involves the construction of a nine-hole golf course and clubhouse on approximately 56 acres of land, to the west of Foster Road . The land is relatively flat with slopes predominantly less than 0 . 4% . Site drainage is generally to the west where it eventually finds its way to Stoughtons Brook, near Route 5 . A portion of the site adjacent to Foster Road drains to the south, into a large, fairly level area. Maps of the area do not delineate any water 44 - courses on the site . Consequently, site drainage consists primarily of overland flow. Topographic maps show a depressed, swampy area near the northern property line, approximately in the center of the property. Site soils are primarily designated wetland soil types (over 90% of the site is wetland soil) consisting of Scarboro (SeA) and Walpole (WdA) ; Ninigret (NnA) and WindFor (WvB) are the non-wetland site soils . Site vegetation is a mixture of grass , bushes and trees with most of the site devoid of large tree growth . The large trees that exist are primarily located at the boundaries . Although, stands of large trees dot the interior. Based on standard hydrologic calculations (SCS-Modified Curve Number Method) the net change in site runoff for the entire site (pre versus post development) is essentially zero . This zero net change is due , in part , to the following : 1 . Minor changes in grade and hydraulic length within the drainage areas of the site . 2 . Insignificant increases in impervious areas . 3 . The construction of three ponds on the site . Due to this zero net change in runoff, there should be no measurable off-site or downstream effects , as a result of the construction of the golf course . GORECKI GOLF COURSE June 1985 NARRATIVE page 2 In constructing the golf course, the following, approximate quantities of material (earth) are involved : A. Golf—Course Site (from estimates by A. Zikorus) 10, 500 C . Y. of cut 9, 900 C . Y. of fill 600 C . Y. of excess material B . Clubhouse Site 1, 500 C . Y. of fill material, including crushed stone for the driveway and parking area, is required. C . Total Site +1 , 500 C . Y. - 600 C . Y. + 900 C . Y. of additional material required Construction of the golf course will take place primarily during the dry months of the year with final seeding and planting occuring before October lst . A detailed construction schedule is contained in the attached "General Plan For Sedimentation And Erosion Control" . Sedimentation and erosion control will consist primarily of haybale filters/silt fences around fills and in areas where concentrated runoff is anticipated. Other areas , such as roughs and fairways will be stabilized with grass cover as soon as grading is completed . Since the site is relatively flat and will remain so during and after construction, surface water velocity should not approach the limits necessary to move sediment or soil . The surface water velocity for a majority of the site, assuming an average slope of 0 . 4%, should be less than 0 . 5 feet/second. In order for water to remove most soil particles and keep them in suspension, the velocity should be greater than 1 . 5 feet/second . Additionally, all site soils are designated by the Soil Conservation Service as low erosion hazard soils . Sediment collected or trapped on the site will be removed from the area of collection and disposed of on-site in areas not subject to erosion. Structural sedimentation control measures shall be maintained in effective condition by the contractor/developer, throughout the construction period . After construction is completed and all areas have been properly stabilized, all non-rotting sedimentation controls shall be removed by the contractor/developer . EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. Consulting Civil Engineer 36 Sylvan Street Avon, CT-06001 (203) 673-0814 June 1985 GORECKI GOLF COURSE FOSTER ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR, CT GENERAL PLAN FOR SEDIMENTATION AND EROSION CONTROL I . Clubhouse Site, plans by E.J. Sweeney, P. E. , June 1985 A. Construction Schedule 1 . Construction shall occur during dry months, if at all possible . 2 . Notify the Town Wetland Officer prior to beginning construction. 3 . Perform necessary construction staking. 4. Install haybale filter/silt fence as per the Site Plan. 5 . Perform necessary clearing and grubbing. Bury all stumps and brush on-site in areas designated by the Wetland' s Officer. 6. Perform initial site grading and stockpile material as required. Protect all stockpiles and all areas which may direct or concentrate runoff with hay mulch or haybale filters . 7 . Excavate for and install the clubhouse building foundation. 8 . Install all utilities including sewer, water, electric and telephone . 9 . Perform final site grading and complete the clubhouse building, parking area and . driveway. 10 . Install the final vegetative cover to areas of disturbed earth and install the trees as per the Site Plan. B. Sedimentation and Erosion Control Notes 1 . Land disturbance shall be kept to an absolute minimum. 2 . All existing vegetation shall be protected, and only that clearing and cutting which is necessary for the proposed work steal?. be done. 3 . The contractor shall carefully strip all topsoil, loam or organic matter prior to beginning any excavation. All stored material shall, be protected from erosion. t r c GORECKI GOLF COURSE SEDIMENTATION AND EROSIOY CONTROL page 2 4. Haybale filters/silt fences shall be placed at the base of fill slopes prior to any cutting, stripping or filling. 5. All control measures shal.l. be maintained. in effective condition throughout the construction. Additional measures shall be installed-if necessary. 6. Care shall be taken to excavate to the correct line and grade and width at all points . The methods and equipment used for _ excavation shall be adapted to the site conditions . 7 . The developer shall notify the Wetland' s Officer prior to beginning any construction. 8 . Restabilization of disturbed areas shall be done as soon as possible. Temporary seeding or permanent seeding shall take place upon completion of grading. Final grass cover shall be in accordance with the specifications for "Fairway and Rough Construction" as prepared by Albert Zikorus, Golf Course Architect . 9 . The "Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control" , January, 1985, are incorporated into this plan. II . Golf Course Site, Plans by Albert Zikorus, Golf Course Architect, 10-30-84 revised) A.. Construction Schedule .1. Construction during dry months only. 2 . Notify the Wetland Officer prior to beginning any construction. 3 . Perform necessary construction, staking, including staking of the property boundary. 4 . In all areas where defined or concentrated on-site drainage drains off the site, install haybale filters/silt fences or brush barriers prior to the property line . 5 . Perform clearing and grubbing, burying all stumps and brush on-site in areas designated by the Wetland' s Officer. 6 . Excavate the ponds . 7 . Construct tees, greens and sand traps . 8. Develop the fair-ways and rough areas . 9 . Install the irrigation system (tees and green system only) 10. Finish grading, seeding and mulching. Note : For details om construction methods and specifications see the attaelhed schedule as prepared by A. Zikorus . B . Sedimentation and Erosion Control Notes 1 . All work to be dome in accordance with the specifications as prepared by A. Zikorus . 2 . Land disturbance %Aall, be kept to an absolute minimum. 3. All existing vegetation shall be protected, and only that clearing and cutltr.m.g which is necessary for the proposed work shall be dome.. GORECKI GOLF COURSE SEDIMENTATION AND EROSION CONTROL page 3 4. In all areas where defined or concentrated on-site drainage drains off the site, install haybale filters/silt fences or brush barriers prior to the property line . 5 . All control measures shall be maintained in effective condition throughot the construction. Additional measures shall be installed--if necessary. 6 . The developer shall notify the Wetland' s Officer prior to beginning any construction. 7 . Restabilization of the disturbed areas shall be done as soon as possible . Temporary seeding or permanent seeding shall take place upon completion of grading. 8. The "Connecticut Guidelines for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control", January, 1985, are incorporated into this plan. General Note : Sedimentation and Erosion prevention provisions shall apply particularly to any pumping or dewatering activity. Any water pumped from any excavation or grading site shall be free from excessive silt or fines and shall be discharged in such a manner a's to avoid turbulence and siltation. OE C0NyF t (ER SPECIFICATIONS FOR NINE HOLE GOLF COURSE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. FOR PETE GORECKI OWNER & DEVELOPER I BY: ALBERT ZIKORUS GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT REG-#46 A.S.G.C.A. CANAAN, MAINE SECTION 2A CLEARING 2A. 01 General a. Work under this section shall conform to the requirements of the Contract Documents. 2A. 02 Scope e. Provide all labor and equipment to perform work of this section, including but not limited to the following: 1. Perform all grubbing and clearing as marked in field by the architect and in accordance to specifications. 2A. 03 `Clearing a. Prior to any further clearing, center lines of all holes shall be staked out by the architect. Limits of clearing and grubbing shall be clearly marked. All trees to be saved in rough adjacent to fairways shall be marked prior to the start of further clearing operations. 1. Contractor shall provide necessary labor to architect to to expedite the marking of trees to be out or saved. b. Prior to burying any debris, such as stumps, brush, rocks and other debris the areas for excavation shall be selected and designated by the architect. These areas shall be stripped of topsoiland stockpiled. Holes shall be excavated and fill stock- piled adjacent to the excavation. Stu.mps, rocks and other debris placed in the holes shall be closely compacted to within 18 inches of the surface. The balance of the hole shall be backfilled and compacted with previously excavated material. Topsoil stripped from this area shall be replaced. c. No debris of any kind shall be buried in fairways, green sites, Tees, Parking area, driveways, under pipelines or drainage areas. d. Exisjing open ditches or streams shall be kept clear of all debris so that the flow of any water will not be restricted. rt { a. SECTION -2A CLEARING e. When 'all trees, brush and stumps have been removed from the designated areas, an acceptable grubbing rake shall be used to remove rock,roots and other debris to a minimum depth of b 8 Inches. f. All areas grubbed of stumps, rocks and other debris shall be picked of stone. mechanically with approved stone picker. 1. Contractor shall be responsible for all stone 6 inches and larger. g. All surplus fill of stump and rock burial holes shall remain in place. 2A. 04 Method of Measurement a. This work shall be measured for payment. 2A. 05 Basis of Payment a. Payment shall be made at the contract unit price per acre for to Clearing", which price shall include all labor and equipment necessary to complete the item 1 SECTION 2B GREENS CONSTRUCTION 2B 01 General a. Work of this section shall conform to the requirements of the Contract Documents. 2B 02 scope a. Provide all materials, labor and equipment to perform work of this section, including but not limited to the following: 1. Construct all greens in accordance with Grading Plan of the architect. 2B 03 ,Greens Construction a. Topsoil shall be stripped from the entire site of the greens and stockpiled for later use. Stockpiles shall be placed in areas away from the line of sight and approach to the greens. b. Subgrade of green shall be constructed with clean layers of fill, placed at a depth of twelve (12) inches at one time and compacted with a bulldozer. Fill materials shall be free of all organic material such as roots and debris. All rock six (6) inches and larger shall be removed from the fill mat- erial. Sand Traps shall be formed around the greens as part of subgrading of greens. c. Elevation of finished Subgrade on putting surface shall be twelve (12) inches below finish grades of plans. At this point of construction, Architect will inspect grades, approve or . recommend necessary changes. Necessary changes will be compl- eted and approved prior to any further construction of greens. d. Grade stakes on greens shall be maintained throughout constr- uction of greens and sand traps. e. Topsoiling around collars, aprons,, traps and slopes of greens shall be topsoiled with raw topsoil stripped from the green sites. This topsoil shall be placed to a minimum depth of six (6) inches and blended with the patting surface and other surrounding areas. s a i l SECTION 2 B,_ GREENS CONSTRUCTION f. `Topsoil admixture for the putting surface area shall consist of 70% washed concrete sand, augmented with 30% select topsoil from the property. This admixture shall be mixed off the site and placed at an even depth of twelve (12) inches conforming to approved subgrades. This topsoil shall be free of stones to the extent that any stone shall not hamper the setting of cups. Topsoil shall be applied by bulldozer over putting surface and dump trucks if used, will only carry material to collars. g. Upon completion of topsoiling of each green surface area, they shall be rototilled to a depth of 6 inches and regraded with with a light tractor. h. Final finish work shall be accomplished with the use of hand tools to bring the putting suface to a firm, smooth putting putting surface. I. Fertilizer shall be applied to the putting surface area, collars and aprons after putting surface has been prepared for seeding through cultivation and hand raking. Fertilizer shall be applied at the rate of 10 lbs. per 1000 square feet of 10 - 6 - 49 50% organic. J . Putting surface of greens shall be seeded with Certified Penn Cross Bent at the rate of two (2) pounds per 1000 square feet. Seed shall be applied in two different directions and two sap* crate operations. The second application shall be sown at right angles to the first. k. Seed for collars, aprons and slopes shall be the same as for fairways and shall be applied at the same time the putting surface is seeded. These areas shall be raked and rolled, followed by frequent watering. with a fine spray until seed has been germinated, seedlings are established and ready for mowing., i SECTION '2B GREENS CONSTRUCTION 1. Contractor shall be liable for the maintenanoe of the greens until -the first mowing, turning them over to the owner .in a live healthy state. He shall also be responsible for an even cover, replanting areas if necessary to insure a good putting surface. m. All sand traps shall be constructed in cojunotion with the construction of greens. 1. Sand traps shall be constructed so that no surface water Is allowed to flow into them. 2. All mounds of sand traps shall be to soiled with six 6 P ( Inches of topsoil and blended to surrounding grades. 3. Sand shall . be washed masons sand, "Class A" type, light in color and approved by the architect. Sand shall be placed in each sand trap prior to seeding. Depth of sand shall be twelve (12) inches on all facings and eight (8) inches on all trap bottoms. n. Thl architect reserves the right to make changes on greens and sand traps. Said changes shall not exceed four (4) hours of work by a D-6 type bulldozer for each green area. 2B 04 Method of payment a. This. work shall be measured for payment. 2B 06 Basis of Payment a. Payment shall be made at the contract unit price for "Greens Construction". SECTION 2C { TEE CONSTRUCTION- 2C. 01 General a. Work under this section shall conform to the requirements of the Contract Documents. 2C. 02 Scope a. Provide all materials, labor and equipment to perform work of this section, including but not limited to the following: 1 . All tees shall be constructed to the elevations shown on Grading Plan, 2C. 03 -Tee Construction a. Topsoil shall be stripped from all tee sites and stockpiled for future use. b. Subgrades of all tees shall be level from left to right with a slope of 1% from front to rear. c. All subgrades of tees shall be approved by the Architect prior to replacing the topsoil . d. All slopes of tees shall not be greater than 4 to 1 to be satisfactory for all reel type mowers. e. Tops of tees shall be topsoiled to a depth of six (6) inches with select topsoil from the property. f. All grades of tee slopes shall have smooth flowing lines blending into the surrounding grades. g. Finish grade shall be approved by the architect prior to fertilizing and seeding. h. Fertilizer of a 10 - 6 - 4, 50% organic mixture shall be applied to the tops and slopes of tees. Rate of application: 10 pounds per 1000 square feet. i . Tops of tees shall be seeded with Merion Bluegrass at the rate of 4 pounds per 1000 square feet. �. Banks and slopes of tees shall be seeded with the same mixture and ra.tii as for fairways. 2C. 03 Method of Measurement a. This work shall be measured for payment, 2C 0!� Basis for payment a. Payment shall be made at the contract unit price for "tee construction", which unit price shall include all labor, materials and- equipment necessary to complete the item. _ ' M r SECTION 2D �s FAIRWAY AND ROUGH CONSTRUCTION r 2D. 01 General a. Work of this section shall conform to. the requirements of the Contract Documents. 2D. 02 -Scope a. Provide all materials, labor and equipment to perform work of this section, including but not limited to the following: 1 . Construct fairways in areas shown on Grading Plan, Including grading, cultivating and seeding. 2. Develop allother areas other than greens, tees or fairways as rough that have been disturbed by new construction. 2D. 03 FAIRWAY CONSTRUCTION a. All borrow areas or fill areas shall be stripped of topsoil , fill removed or added and retopsoiled at a uniform depth of siz (6) inches. b. All fairways and rough shall be plowed and harrowed or roto- tilled. c. Contractor shall be responsible for all stone that can be picked with a manufactured stone picker approved by the architect. d. All fairways and rough shall be graded to remove unsightly ridges and depressions to provide complete surface drainage. Grades shall follow the natural surrounding contours. e. Prior to application of limestone and fertilizer, the grades of fairways and roughs must be approved by the architect. If the preparation, grading, and stone removal of the seed bed Is not satisfactory to the architect, the contractor shall rework the areas urtt,il they are satisfactory. f. Adjacent rough shall be prepared at the same time any fairway is being prepared., g. Ground limestone sball be applied to all fairway and rough areas to be seeded at the rate of two (2) tons per acre. Limestone shall be kavTawed into the top three (3) inches of the soil . h. The following seed mixture shall be (applied 'at the rate of 175 pounds per acre to fairways and rough. Seed shall be s. applied with approved Brillion seeder on approved seed beds. Germ. 10% Pennfine Perenial Ryegrasss 90% 10% Prelude it 90% 20% Baron Kentucky Bluegrass 80% 209 America " ' 80% 20% Pennlawn Red Fescue 85% 20% Chewings Fescue 90% i , All fairways shall be fertilized the same as roughs with a 10 - 6 -4, 50% organic fertilizer at the rate of 1000 pounds per acre. J. All fairways and rough shall be mulched with native hay at the rate of one ( 1 ) ton per acre at the time of seeding. k. Seeding shall begin August 15th and be completed by October 1 , 1985. 2 D. 04 Method of Measurement a. This work shall be measured for payment. 2 D. 05 Basis for Payment a. Payment shall be made at the contract unit price for "Fairway andRough Construction" , which price .shall include all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to complete the work. SECTION 2E POND CONSTRUCTION 2E. 01 General a. Work of this section shall conform to the requirements of the Contract Documents. 2E. 02 Scope a. Provide all materials, labor and equipment to perform work of this section, including but not limited to the following: 1 . Construct Pond as to location and elevations shown on Grading Plan. 2E. 03 rPond construction a. Pond shall be constructed in location, size and shape, to elevations shown on Grading Plan. b. Entire pond area shall be stripped of existing topsoil and stockpiled. C. Slopes of pond shall not be greater than 5 to I . d.' All slopes of pond shall be prepared for seeding the same as for fairways and rough. Slopes of pond shall be seeded and mulched at time of completion. 2E. 04 Method of measurement a. This work shall be measured for payment. 2E. 05 Basis of Payment a. Payment shall be made at the contract price for "Pond Construction", which price shall include all labor, materials and equipment necessary to complete the item. i i , 1� NNE y t �o - j � r f / T-�Zoiv 4 Ra9 O i �. ATE oP A t G� r V a000 0 - �rp,wBA RY 'ytio � r 11oA o - FLL/A'GTnN KEY MAP SMH TF-9o-7� _ S,3.�' GL+P l9�03� 1 d� L�N1� OF PAvEt ��' c 9 Y d� DRIVE ( t 92 HYDROLOGIC ANALYSIS Proposed Golf Course, P. Gorecki Foster Road South Windsor, CT E.J. Sweeney, P. E. June 25, 1985 ' a- ���4 CONiyF �j•.��` 9FC/STER�� ���� ireet DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan 6001 Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS ject: /C. Shed .—� of --�- u Y uted by Ckd. by Bate =� l n-P- 7 O 1 J o w,3`1 S ov Y of ! ;0') �v o� ! r,•,r a�G f"' 9hO,/ 5/S o � - -P, Yo D � �� cOtirY� h Y2.C, 1 o-F-F o s Ao ci J i e-� So H � 5 Y-V) , � � �'s o I CO C".e1/ Co 1�X S � m z 4 o d d ,'n c )& -x/s 1c o v, 1 W(�p r-e O-» 1 /tc j/l T1• `C -po / Q )k rc7 j ��-F1a y.e �C 4 OVPI ► � SL, v v-2 y - cam,-�-1c� ,. Co" P7 3 , SG -S lVo?f/©n al yDf,#4, 4, Gro l f Cow Yx- o L4 - Ma y► 6� #9)6&Y Z ) koY'N 5, rzU i /o f 3 o/94 5, C1o) )4o+-tv-, qmr Ll t)i! 10 )a,k, E, , S E. �5 9 85 4,f t ec-f IYirivpdzp¢- +�e c o I oot-I r s�e., o f,� ,�-J..� h e c L?cc-,-,,e,, 1 ��o w �j�N-6)000" �- j �'� � ��'�. rr o wOOL,s COVI , vved , u s + yzm QY ord' ff ;� s ► to - �r Y���� rN 1170 DWARD J. SWEENtY, r.C. JV QYIYOII ul Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 CONPUTATIONS sect: " Goyacki ( r- o COCAv Sheet Z of Z—=— wputed by S Ckd. by Date � p . 3 a #4� iLL DR h) 1496__F /}R fA ,5 No 6c, &LF �oY a rh0r6 16&2, ap's c'yy f, 0r2 o f �re�S s 4VEx�71 hl A DAM n 46-,ff 4J2,,=;4 N�Irh4F� �R�A l 3,7--t o,&wGS Z 46:t 4t . h I � T� J \a LA # 4 a �. ;.��•�--__ln..._.a - i .fin:, H vwwMnv %#. 0RGGf'IIF.Ip r vw vY Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMkTIONS bJect: Grp 7P CotcYse.Le Sheet ...3 of pu ted by E S S Ckd. by Date 0 Pry Aezo,, Sol ) 7 (See, Fx�w&7-8) 94 o 3 3 CF. Cl) 9 JY a.y j)G- ��+��7�/7 v GOO ' e� CO mrl U s)te, C✓trvz' C,V SO 1 Co?OYo L4)0 C J\J t4 Y it CJV K AY:ecv G, 77 313 Z 54, f-3 '45 , j 4.5 /3,7 CN - 75. 7- 5 �s .NnAi!:Z� NnA ry f-(Y;'e M +ice 1..c,A S� Wv[3 WdA e �. AfA �"'� SSA SA Wv A U A WdA N r ., _ ,, W to - ,, dA1% Wt1A NnA d :, 9. -� •Sw - , '., 1,'Vu�,", , •a � 01 A` tTl �. 'V "`r `, `.• N�A - ,e. y1 �. .,Y.;. 'ti•� , •� i �f ;° �1 f��y ' �J Y �J INdA pl 1 S�'I' .�. L •� �`r lX .. a", ______ L.• r~v .! M •,, f Y .f V r4e'.Y Jrr _ td •f s r� - .. �Oa�' .i•' ,� •,,•r•ram. y f- •.:R• .IR •ii%1 ; ,f W d A ♦, wV �;� "r f a tiie� *try r•,?� : ° VA- A fA �- .� \`O SSA �.•;• C'''e. .`W4.Y, ., +aA •i Se • t:, .e.°�.7'�r a J A! `i j• •l 't� 1 Ego vv SSa�' tax B nA W %L A ` WvA v L . r N. . WV8 • � e V �� r t dA 4 +i�1titE;t SsA . SsA u 0 •"�' � Vnoj 4 Avon,CT06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUTATIONS j ect: D Y'lLG C-rO 't` CO u y' Sheet 4' Of Z uted by E-S S Ckd. by Date 6 L "� Z9- otA Types ?r sf'oym Z57-e� dy . %Oyr 2 45 11'�G ��ts 25 So 3►7� / ® o q ,3 KS f yVNw-k -PO Y 5 ) OLl(� %7 G r e- L., = Goo ° h O rV O j i c ) ,'of+i D y) _ a i-aev o TP 5 ay • `? j� "3 L4 "--r74 -FoY Iwo n d, I k� 190,� CPhi- s1ope., cha'2'�-) 3, '7 1hLh cP rhno -� •/Twr%FAi/ V. V• VL.tVL.I1 r•L.. JU JYIVQII aatlCV• Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMP"UTATI0NS sect: CDYZGkl — t-so 7' C©L4)CS21 Sheet ._.s of Z`�' ted by �, S'� �• Ckd. by Date Co11(Nl ��>OYI ToY' P--eur� c�eSG�cv� _ ado Q�� = 3,7 x 2 .95 X 3,7 x 3 1 X ,`7 = 8 c- 3.7 3,75 X .7 = �1, -7 C, 3,7 4,3 x /3� DYct"D1*7c., aj -A� Z Q.� Y 2ati 4 uc,r—YL S b) Sol GYoNps V7 �3 re.�v C >VPAY' - S- D 76:t: wd C Z 6��►-ems Al 2 t oc a e--s w V o /00 . - Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS b ject: 0Y-P C.k+l — &3 = COL4-Y Sheet 6 of 24 mputed by Ckd. by Date GO rn o s �-� C1.ya-P- — G /Y s o 1 l G-YO L-i G N 09Yza/ C/ x/}'Y� D S3 17°6 146°'g G -7 -7 Z ZO02 S 66 Z 13 Z A 3612,13/4(0 C/V= 78 , 5 s ZSy 15,7 50 yew- 614 J 0 0 yeaA. -71t /07 2 . 7 jY)c.h`s 7 5 313 WAMU J. ,Wtt(vtT, r.c Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS nn (ro1 Co Lj Y Sheet of U sect: � Y-eG�1 uted by Ckd. by Date 6 LZ S � .4r-act.- = 46 c��rGs 410 0 .150 41 S ury 15,G) 0C/Y_ -77 t G V1G7 ! SG�c-t. -e—, 4 0,72 • �6 '1L , {XiGY�i YN!09loe w a )n&4 STO Y'r? P''-`l Lf,4 '7 i0 .92 Z S .93 50 %94 /0 0 ,qs UVVAMU J. OVVCCIVCT' r.C. .70 ayivdil Ouvc. Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUTATIONS bject: GOy'ae k') — (1'rJ COC'fYfry Sheet of =z: mputed by L,SS Ckd, by Date 6 ZZ 2 ,7 5(0 X e92 !moo\.7ri�/ 72- 3,3 X . 7Z. x 4, 2 X S6 , 9tj - 32154.S G?f/oo = 1q, 7Z X - , 56 X ,95 = 36\$ css C . 19Y'0& )n 01-9_ c1, 4, t '7) QY oU)�-7 av o _ e-� Ar- �,01 � ?'%� s n 0 C') JtU�Y LYio�{� S/O �Ycry �lc, -)47 N 83 CsC�ct'l' 60V o o� -�� cn fps, ± ,y / 7 so yew 6 ,4 /o off► - 7 Z t) Q"P?04 -Foy CN = 83 Z 5 y-e«n' 3,c so yeaz 4. 6 /00 wvf 'I— V• v err• • ! Von,UTU(jUU1 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUTATIONS ject: GOYgC, t �ro IC-' CO Li Y Sheet of uted by Ckd. by Date ZZ S� , b J� n o e S }- c-Fs)i;-7 c' Cat ,Gv1 of t/O -I I SC,�ia/Z., Qrjo = 2 , I x 3,2 X = 'q,a Qpzs = Z 1 x 3,4 x = 4,�,c-+5 Qe5o = 2, I x 4.1. x . 6 = 5,S c. S Qto/oo = 2 , l x S,Z x . 6 = 6 .6 c` S . Y pv 1 ✓I ov De, 4 Y 4eC, # 4yec, = 3,4# cac,nG N �� CJYa��,.►�g�e. /'�r�,ai S o i , T y p�s Soli Ciro Hw►k'2 gY.ew Covey 5 e O .4 Uo c. AI.Z !Uv, G� x}veyw r' s !o fie, .3 ago 6Oc> = DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. :ifs bywan z rout Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 CONFUMMONS sect: �D 1r'2y lr'J )T CO k Y� Sheet of �- mputed by S S Ckd. by -- Date 6 L 3 S e� cor"i9os ���. �o 1 ) C.7-Yo L4)0 C/V 4yza"' C/Vx '#4rzcv p 83 , 4 33.2 G 7 .7 � ,Z c) zA a 66 I , S // tM 2yq.4/3.4 GN= -71 .8 72 � s�y -�� alp , � � 1 �,y)-tom S /O 571 25 soyam . 6,4 /00 yeati 71570 /oD '-j 4,o yl PdjL4s4- r-%s,," 4-- 4 y, s l o DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 'm '-jyIVaI] O Avon,C7 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0614 COMPUMMONS bject: t TD1��C.� 1 lJ'� 7- cC�'-tY _ Sheet �! of _S ► puuted by Ckd. by Date Y-) 0d�u� �- oY ��� ���07 c07 -Fs�ir��� 0- )04-1 It'll -kio -rI �P'� = 3.3 x Z ►2 x .�5 = 4,-7 33 x Z ,°( x �65 = G.2 C4 OY50 X -7,7 G fs 3,3 x 4►® 1c ,65 �) #reEv — Z,2 t q.c're-S e,c. y So I ) T Gy!5�Lj 1h 4ytA-' GoVZY wdA G � g c� OV oaf s CPO 400 ' t CO m i OS I �� Cut YLA.c Sol ) �YJ H y0 CN �Y-Gu,/ G eY X AyeA/ 63 -� 7 /L4►b Z,2 EDWARD I SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)6T3-0814 COMPUT&TIONS ubject: �1-�reGf�-1 (ro , E c-a-,rie-, Sheet of owputed by S 5 Ckd. by Date 2 3 t3 D yZa.L• �,�Al Z,5 7 e 5.7 /O o -1Z avt, 7- 2 3) LA�? o Cal = 55 5"0 y e 410 /00 Z , Z h� n D �, S JL y r� J- -Foy S/7 Slo s r2 C ! ,9 �-�slik7GA Co7)6,vllCtl0V) DIE ap L ,0I x I x S Z t /, b c' QPSo = 1,°I Zoo , BZ 3.) c�5 2,2' x . SZ 3%4c�5 DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan sireet Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUTATIONS ��+ ))�� �ect: ( T�Y-2 G f�L, 1 — r0 � � CO Lf Y;2 , Sheet of Wuted by E S' Ckd. by -- Date ..._ S m a , � 5 y c) )SGInOUyOjt"S — G fs 2 5 2a2 2 aiv ��o RE y y # Z 20\5 Z5,3 32, 5 36,8 3 4 0 4,s 5, 8 6, 6 T e-7 6 , Z. 7 -7 8, 6 21 3, 1 344 o To4L- S 1 i e 37 ) 46 G6.4 P,aPik POLA/S '-yre' Jv,* eid so oY) O» -s � �-�. cod 0 Y?-S, o cFl ows l0ws alLe, inc L4JR-,d DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673.0814 COAPU71MONS bj ect: GOYQ '�- 1 V O T rse-,, Sheet of ted by S Ckd. by Date G z 3 g.S ('0 S y sod Type, YoLI*)Ol h o4reav Cov'w wd� C 3.30.GY'�S 13 .3 woad scl,r► a-jaa�k��� wt/ 13 , � woo�S, c�r►we- a-�rx3ss J, 020 �) 1�j �roe u �iL 1 �l► � 6n0 '.� Sol ) GYOL4y0 CIV .-Y.ew GIlx 4 eav G, Cd,Y, .g 9 ��res 35160 C 2.` ZZ9 j? dr�v�S� $ 5 . 20 ! 7 Q 69 A Cc�YwGs� g 5 05 A °i . ,_� .05 Z,/ cmiYjG vv/JLL, g Y*L#SS Cove.✓ oy7 o f 4+e PAA%., C� " -79,`7 S 90 EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 08001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COAQUUMMONS b j ect: _ p Y'2 1�-� — G-o t 1t Go YS� Sheet 1= of mputed by EF S Ckd. by Date L S 4e. T � o �� Z5 Lie 4135 /o®yy h) n ad L4s fog 5 JOP f, 541 , -7 J n o C �y slo�ell) Qe15 = 4 � 3 � � x , 7 = _____sc,-Fs 4 X 4,35 X , ? _ ) Z,Z Lis Oel 0 0 = 4 x 4, S X . .7 _ 13,4 c, f5 DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS j ect: GOY _Gf� ) Go � O YS Sheet .� of uputed by _TS Ckd. by Date Z3 b� IJYpwnat..,7e, t4r a-1 So) j .7_%I:�7e,s 67 z b) CO jycrc hc- 1��� � = 410 0 e) co Y-PIP o s, Vie, - c A/ Sol ) C.-Yo vl CA/ Y sri D )47g,4 C 79 z,o54 t3 69 z 130 A 49 3 6qo� CAI So , 2 s 46 sow DWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 38 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)873-0814 COMPUMMONS j ect: p co C.1 YS2J Sheet of ted by Ckd. by Date 6 3 5 eel D y 4004' - 2 .9 2.5 7 soy Kati = 4,35 l00 yam, �}, $ T , 13, -FO e- JF/cl.G)U wo 51x 4(,/ /0 roe , 156 too 41nro+� T©faI /fir �v - Z 6 ct, Grams V46 5, 6Pn �o� ds EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 3a 5ylvan 5ireet Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673.0814 COIPUTMONS b j ect: Go Y2GA) — C CO L4 Y Sheet ..L=._ of 7 mpuuted by S' S Ckd. by Date �0yr • � 7 Z5 . 70 50 •� y /o o •-7 -7 k� COI ) )Ott, o ,,,- �a� d,Sc, alto aez5 x 3,4 x , s6 X ,7o = Z 1 cis C?r'r� = 15,b X q,3 s x , 5 6 x , 7 y = 2 S cs C. Th�rte� /s „ O r2ae.."c'o VA ey-e., _ pos � . clo io0 "M EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan Street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS ubject: GoY2G c0L4 Sheet of computed by Ckd. by Date 6 23 o-) A-r-Lcv = 3, y t of G y-c b) OYat c, 0 l l S - -, I, b) C) slope-, ' _ ,390 7 � So) r GYo /V ecv G/V x Ajezw p 94. .4 a.GYGg 33e 6 c 79 C� 69 1:.8 /Zy,Z Z,5 13 ,4- cA/ `75 le 07 S t 5oyr 3.�5 /ooyr 4, � V.L/Vi/1f1L/ N. %7ni-:GINIF,If r.G. NV vrIva11 v-- Avon, CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COIP[JTATIONS bject: �Y�xQL�C. ) — �ro)T cOVtYS� Sheet Zo of 2—+ mputed by _ �s Ckd. by Date /23 65 j / n o a ���s�»�-f- -FoY paY, c�1k? (C)V - -75-� eX.&, 0) 5,C, G2 10 5 O?ez s - 3,5 x 3') ;x ,6S = 7 c -PS aes0 - 3, 5 3,-75 - ,65 = 8,5G-I�s Oso,00 = 3.5 x 43 x ,6S 9,8c s DYoi/.-> cwZ::� ;dos .4)-jeov = Z.Zt-ct,c� ).e 3 to) _OYc-l)r» �rL� So' I Ty cs 5-ee-I so 1 ro�,o CIV p ra �NX 1 Y2aiv 14 49 1, 4 6816 G `7c( % 0 63,E N_ S /3I, g�zlz C 9', q s � Goy Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673.0814 COMPUMMONS b j ect: GO Y.1e.CJ(I ) V'O f '1' CO C-4 Y kmcl Sheet 2 of mputed by �S's Ckd. by Date Z �0 yam. A. G),cs 1, 7 �n�},�s 5 o yY 2- 3 � s / 00 �r 2Z,-7►»��,2s of I��L4 J mV-YI 7"O Y 1 A l J�'Yrp.•� -�o r 5 o� _ Z j� YV o K) pzak/ &/I .Q 0 = 2 x J, 3 2 � 1c Q�°50 Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUTATIONS bject: eOY l - CFO CD`tYS,E�� Sheet J�i of Z¢ mputed by E Ckd. by Date G Z C.0 P7 �Yct, a Y l Oly 2��r SO yY /Oayr 12 / 7 21 2g �2 , 3 3 1,0 2, I 2 , 8 3,�3 44 �oT G s S 66 S �5.3 1rE EDWARD J. SWEENEY, P.E. 36 Sylvan street Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 COMPUMMONS ubject: GJr'2Gk 1 CoylYhe/ Sheet ..z Of —+[— mputed by F� Ckd. by Date . -77- MAO AeIS 0 OV9 0 PosT" PAY -�/Owe: 5c Cc-FS + for 6(2,Y c huh '.4y a-15 /O e 2, Ye 5-0 ye io .ee4.1 : a2VO �° p� Ras7 fry 9s7 chQ� F'rz cry Ps? 8, 1 tzs 8 9, 5 t'q 9, 7 )2,2 +Z6 P )3,4 tzz 2 Zo,5 1 7 -J-7 25,E Z 1 - �7 32.5 Z 8 - a4 363 M3 -�z 791-3 4,0 4,0 -p - 4. 5 4,5 -0 - S, 5,0 -o- 6%6 4 4.7 �,6 &Z `7 +►3 -7,7 9, 5 -1-)n 846 7,8 + #75 I t6 Z, t31 Z. 2118 t22 3, V 3.9 +'22 34 4%4 -i-30 66.5 +o.i 51T'� 3�, 1 36,8 —0•8 46.3 94.0 —3 503 583 —0.8 66,4 Avon,CT 06001 Consulting Civil Engineer (203)673-0814 CONFUMMONS b,j ect: Sheet of --r�-- mputed by S S Ckd. by Date Zy Yl c- 4t S Th C-O P7 09*,Vh tf� �re-I Sri c Js Gv�vZ, /or 7" S YrhGii q 7� ®wS -7' Zero Y 44-0, / Q) United States Soil = � Department of Conservation 340 Broad Street iV Agriculture Service Windsor CT 06095 Phone 688-4946 November 19, 1984 TO: Hartford County Soil and Water Conservation District FROM: Stephen L. Cashman, Soil Conservationist - USDA-SCS RE: Proposed Golf Course, Gorecki Property Foster Rd, South Windsor CT Previous SCS Review: June 7, 1984 The following is a list of suggestions regarding the construction program for the proposed golf course. 1) A complete sediment and erosion control plan is needed for the plans. The Connecticut Sediment and Erosion Control Handbook can be used for reference. 1 2) Sediment basins should be used to help reduce runoff pollution. 3) Phasing construction by completing one area prior to continuing construction should be implemented in order. to keep exposed surface areas to a minimum. 4) Locations of drainage areas, grassed waterways, subsurface telephone lines and the outlets should be on the plans. 5) Detention of stormwater runoff on site should be addressed. Possible negative impacts to downstream areas should be considered, and sediment and erosion damages should be avoided on the property as well as off site. 6) The proposed pond on the property should be designed carefully to insure its future viability. Sediment and erosion control measures to protect it as well as future maintenace should be addressed. If it will be used as an irrigation source, a Department of Environmental Protection Diversion Permit may be needed (if the watershed is larger than 100 acres, or if anticipated drainage is 50,000 gallons per day or greater) . CC: Kasper Associates, Inc., Vernon CT /l:ztti I /t The Soil Conservation Service Vis an agency of the Department of Agriculture �'`r lC�?,. a �f.,��K: ^I�rR�t„�;J'1 � .;w�R, '.dot.iSe;. ,/a,.,��.,k�'{rQ� ,A6' t`' gy�ip,..•�,•y r .h�. ',,e°,. �•�' �.,,.lt' 9 'Y�:.i` ,hJ n4{ ,y•qa.• ^.p&s6•L,'�'A,. 'cl.,. ,. + a/#ra ; s, y'h •,` i+y, . +c�.4.`rt g'y'W'�"{C�1'�.,j*y�. .t.�'Ik 3' ` i• a •.`'. , '"fly ry'y�.tia., wry/ ''1R3 y,+, .gr"';tht4 Rh,Lf,r,,n,.3i. } i »"f9' 4r; ►" .'.6Y'te4..t9 yi'°+IY.1rrRYW° P ">ray` '��''fMrt v !r' 'j '�i� f, .4>��'^N ,f�'Ft:P:,, `lkr`•:,t�9•�'�ty'9fi�!ylt�tr 4 �.'ti',4 a.., 1 94..,•.:ir,9 + a+.r77`fi"4}��F'2r!'�n'\."F� t '! � °�r,'+' ` ra.f1W-."i' ,:}�i'":" i.,��, a,.e.,tr.:;'! �'•` ,f,"'„r,�`� M�"�. 'r`{i f .�,•.'y�,a:'Mr+'•'!: :w; �' y * .� s ,t+r, Y,; + ' t � p "�r*r.p- �' r M .� -,A' %i i^t e t4x - .a '�, °+�.• fit: �,t ..a rH. r`R' 'itir r ? y� � 'F .. 1 .li *y ifi` •+ ��►� ,'rYF et11 � a .y '�f,,•} p / q{ y,,ya{�� (y; y .jyyq� w A ��•y! �* ���".;�?I..�n.," �C 11'd'+�"� ��}� s d,r°k1 s���{�Q.�f'7`;t •'i Jn V 1+ 1 ia�' iV � /t r� �( �F•� ��'�" 1t Yf�< ��+,� 7'!•� 'A$� �� AN ',y t � Mfjy�l xl!1;�(,�+7'r,u;r'�(iS't ���ra�>.� \4!J clr�?r !•�r,4 T��, i'�' �7 , +���j !� '1•t+lA�i �',j,�1�'y Ir, y�,.�:j,X.'`�'�f�p, f�1��1� p7 ''w:i �_.,1� �.1?'r�."y'•R+'a2F:iM^, �!'4:f' 6y rP�,,,;.sta`, � ;GAiry"\,"t':/91/ (:°�'y���i!''✓fJ'�i,'�.�'�,�, ,�' .�"} •,T, '!�',S• IW}iv i 1 ��f. .k`S. �f�,a ��W7 't�e.�'• '• tp( ���. ,n4w„5,;.,r;..a.�'?�k.F��,d��r+:�'.:M nm..:,SK ati'i�•�dfY'S�r' .ri .�.�.��y�},k., t '� r1i N• J� n' �f�!tf,,�y� ''" -.4 v, Y��d,�if; �.�c < r, ..� :rA ,•�y,. � ¢. t , !' �°',� ,-..• rid:+� { C.,,�f r .,,'►/�'r�� ��' r+, ,1 (� f+'!:�t+."*/7it;' _p,'v } 'EG/� � ..t >~. t Al � "• ,A q4�A�q,�l yAJp'+'��A �.i.�:,to'•'•t t r/.� 1 Cir`r Q%CA�F•h 1..`r;rt A": ��^ .iv.�.,\�d' � +Nf ���' ,T"q`I. A. !�.^,�4k[w.1'.,i 14 61 !h p.1,�!�' 1.1x '!F r� A�. 101 7 „,.^:„ Yr� \� Q`!.w?Spyx.. f'rt,y"� t�,�',,7T } A`:{.,�:+rRa' i, �r �"i•`�,{ A' w 7 y A `�,'.w'h' t.T4;at•}Jtfv„4'!r h'i,• !t'• Y.'«7 rW :'a t Wi,l�. 4< #J' +:ri `R! •E"p 1 \ rh.,.r 1411M Ar .y. � 1 '+a�I P" .C� �i •N. r,'.s++16'6'I'.n, .N,, C .Y � ,T;''. +"d'SY�"r;:'�>,af`av�rr ✓.'�''N+'''y��•+�� �i; y:+",+:Y'x�'i,Y �1' ,tpt'�P'. „a,� •i,, ��1y�.e 4�."rT *) ��K ej�«-� � it 8 ..��,yr.: �� i�t f �t Fce7 hA+' c c .e,�.., . ,�a?'}•'!�Pwya �y a, ..., fi' $!Y �' h.,, .rr,,F! �j��, '' y� '�, r a ` j fiFr. �, y y Y, 1 `��/, e:, .Y.«1;4 ., y Yt' «<f a. � ?�i„ ���� X'4� rf•'. .;, � y "\ A nK aM1 '1 T.�' l•!� ,�1 r •�a•y 1 1 ',lro r'l'�:1 ` �, 'q °1��, � ,�..�.,�,�{, Y C �,` "� �;�' ,� r, \ '�'.# it ,f', 4, t 4• t> c �' 1 � °r Y. „ r7r^.�;. �' a r ,, � on�<,{r � .�.. ,,, ». ;:fir»r tt' ,.. � M ,,•,,'!x rr+l��t �?„w + �'�+�: s, r;,� ;a fir" .l�,ti r x a�' P'� �' „�'ar:+ ::AA ^,. :'f r a' ,' J> '.y' y ` t{ .{ „k. k 4.'7. ► r s�7;! a ridta t +t' w. f 1 I:.p'A. r If,vr r�k q+rx�'4 ��. ,iL«}�i�I.,}�.tw.•�A n,� `"R,1r?� li°" .i, „�"x:' r + q:�tr;,,� 4 �, �^ ' {� r�,+!';i' �9Q+4w �..-'�•d� •4r,.(��' Q.f�j�"I� r '.la-�4('' � R � '•I >A',yy�, ir1 y',. �,�,. .., i\tAr•, .r;,,,k•,Cr ,1f.+'' .A ,td��:•Sie,"Ip'"s .t '�*I`r''rh ,�} r, i`�"�r,}; c�r"� G• ,ri .f,.\�•q,?Y•: t .41 It {' ' r•" ,b11'�,x{ ,!6�„,1?i.�rt.aA�r.t , ;r�r:f'i;?` l°y� G^4 t� �� � rR• � + �i'rr .� �'"ir't' '�' \ 'f}"�. A s J, � » f3.fw�7r 1 }7�M�" �A i.:ir.. �, �Q��4" r t rt'�, ►, � v •; fi�` 'E�%�N�'«,f�f+ i"dv� y, "kr i f A �,� M.. r i , + ���,p- f%�.4.nhE. ��' 1A L -L ht. :�`, .'.t, ". yA^•y� >° ,r �, �R. � 4.;y� qq� °' � ,yP��,k '.'"`t"f"i21q}"y.! ! �{�f'TM � dt• u iP 'l «%' r'4 ,�.!}', .,,� M .�,r• ;t, ,&.frt�.1p11.. � 1 ,�'.. '�;, 'wp �' ,rt,'r1�il 3„. rr "YM '�A. �°� .�,y .�' 1 r 4C �r,rr^*�' ,�,R�"11�{,�yetli'1' 'i\y `�` •, ,#'1.!,��a +}�.,! �� r• �S,l �'�'' ,','"j•},tSa�; N. ..f/' ;.hYy.�r A ,,,�.. ��-i ,p�j{'' '�« ,J,. .�FI 4 ! � ♦ 'y( r M �"YM�.,I .t, ,i••..,1r M,ry'C' � .Y -" :�, .i� .FF� 1' .,yr1�.r •.`� � R, / 1.''� ,9{lA�,;.1. .�.",��f ,� r '1C lA"• y� a�., f' �� �,,e r7 � !t- `�� �2�. n tr �w^iy A". ��"M�i� 1jm4p �• �p° • r(�' ,.� i .rye !• :r� d ��.M1• �F�''s� ..� �' �,•�"I", f :t i, ;t, f..' toa� ,1,'. C„• � ,rf.f'ty 4' e^1;r.. °�'vF ;��"�1�°"'y� T fir+ 1 w C— �: '^If'd �' ��:' Yir � � ° , e r4 vi er��, �,Yr :, � ..R'���+;� �''4�f' 9t��TRw!�A,pt' � y,�t{y�Hr i�"f1"IA�•�Ip "" • •�,} oi'� �'' J y> 'Y•R fi r ^t,' �1►; �y,,�r�-"„".�++p�� t�� � �. t r,. � �'� c���yy"���y��r.1� <` t�`«�:.°wR.�.,A�� -r�i•r'" � ' '�'�' ,p,try�,,,,� A��(��'' ,f.,��,� ! ep �j��,� i�� ,gypp k" r.J `S,# .,:� + f. ,q• 1 �b*ii'; w„ r ��Aa� ,.��, 4 ,1, 1 ...yae'�Ylia�^ }!t ��+, f' ,�i�r 's�y�,/�,'�,11.7,+`�i'r'"{� 'Y'i�/�}"�,1�/rat�`rjao?j!r.�, f :C,,"�:��f,�>r�,: 1,�A•�•1";.��p�,I�,'.^,Sr-.,} 'A t t:�r,�"'. �aM,�.S"„A� 'K,Ilti�� a ''�� el!Cr'3" .;.�'�{�,�,yt`g���:: ^t: ,e�° d`'^.rn 1�+ :�"'� {��iq}/�!��>L��f/""�C'N3rtf5,n c"�u is^��'f'e ',,.' '•,aY'`r,..:P�'A,. �h ..y1 � a`., h'•'w'Oe.. ,,rya.�f pi�,.(� •n.•;+F+'_,., '."„1' T! �,�, :4,•,ra '�.i7��`'� ���� y�;?S:�' °lrt�aa'`iQ�r. �' 5. o •,.�', �r •' ° '"� r .+x,A,; ..'' .:•. !,y�}f. ' .' S' ttr'��,,:;t• � •,r ,T,f.., ... `' °., -, '..'' ,� ;i;x,:,,, r _ ,. /� 9t.''. ,t %,. ,','��' �" �� nl�,"�►.R �R./. t•. �,. ',':d,♦rrbNr,-,';�:9�, ��� � �,7r' "".�+" +L'� y ^w�• a�yr 4� ",iS?; �Rs�� +"Qy,•►r 4' ��* :\•k y ',,,+�N,;�SK' � ,��d�,F'A !'r Vl;t''�t" +: � �'�'.r4+ .1/tt+'!F a�'jyt"�"RP•'^b -t'/"��ia!5r�+,''.R.�� L+� {'} d, ' yt' ° -1fY!.i,t .r,� f..y' :t(H "�'„ .,.r ';'� rli=;lr<..!" �j; °. ,t 1,f�"1.�, ''r -� .R�'�'a, ,.tV;�>p• 't /k4'1y��.�',. '»��Y"` !�,,�� !_��It.. / �y ,�.,,� lfb �r� rl�t f sw a,,,, 4R' `!'� �' �►.;Y;.FS�'C" .fN om w�,d�"i,� "a7t'�y" :��-f°� �{'�':��� S�J°✓ •i'a ..► �'.��,�' yR� •.+ 1, r ��yy..�� Fh, 4' iM st 4 » ,4'./fr►.{ } h Vys.rw •, :� 4, $;t ,,� �i rf 't,' 'w.r ,yfi <' }, a a �� T, ► -'•A t t' d'`"' '° +�i Tr•t+C,s(Is' ?7��f�' �,`}^r�""e4,�e �, +.,,/ if 7.r.^ '+F% �+'r pw' k9i17 w�! u�''/,i`�'.��� i`RaitR. \'�f�Y., a}� 'q x J +'y�tt�afrl�•"j� �bll' "p ;t ar�yi»*Tn" •' ,.li�vL�t �. ��&��,.vd f k+f 3 : F i r�alp �e�►5 K al fM' v ( {t '+fJ"t goC }�' a � t ,A 5�',Y .,r'�h; Q i►y t.,ii .,S °j� .t 1,,td. t1��t�'. LwM,l 'h 1{4 ��t'. �'���' '1'� 'e hf'+"�?•*;' f 8 M' � i df.. j� � Ae, j,�r, ,�Js.i ,�• 'Ur A,Rt+y �r�,,NM.y_ ,.,y' �r•g Y'.� � `Yy' r? ; 1+ ,•,, t4W ,^;y o ., '�,, «y,ti . / bh'(wy 1F,� \Li+f ,n.ddT l' Tf ' ,e*'M� fY iw, 6;, .M �,.,. ,? 1•' � r v1 R':!' C r.} �y' t .�t4 � k kr' S ,y r Jt'Y , ���r°�' :.pT MYt,�q A' y.. 'qS � t�� r� 'n'A �` M N}*��..•X 1 'iy4 ` ��, ,•5h�/� '� ?!';lS'� AJ�';���� .�ki ,t `r P y"�"nt3, F • '.�R {e s rsr p ��Cl.� aa a'� i .. d •� t �' • �dri' t1 i t r ��,�qy,�,,,��r tF {Yr�yk .�„} ti:r I{� v �h• t,/ M � r , s V-;q y l' A .;TrPA„rfi,:,f�,,frya'A� �"''�"S '+, p "ir.' .,w X'A Ob�. t ,rw,ay,s !�{rj. rtRrf wr�(F•,�,�, r^ } ry, S P.�t U41' P wl zy k#.rR'1,��.'. "��y ��u{ .,�� r.<:r�(t� r•.C,A � Iv�,��} 'A"• � ' ''x a.r � 5. Ty,��'•/'t�,NIL s{'?, �• .M°PGY jF�^' 1'����,`:'"1*.R�sY`�yy., w ..5� t`^e'^' °"d��' ..� t� i ,�-' } p y'��`�i �k!+t�."�/t>d`!^ y9 Lory ,�y�F' t t�•Y,vp 'a 1�a�,�,.+t;A! ! !av K "f.., �T J� 1X�A„yrr v, ..?��.r„L,,: NLte.A•� �f R f �`a lti� �, �!� a•��row+ t/t�^tr,:ptt,.� r , �•t i J? 'Y.1.A6� 1 ,4. h,„ �r r r ra 'Yr� {r �'��,.,a r T�,,�•���F„Y,� �'s�s s.ay��y '7'"+C�n��� ' '�. t �,r«`�°�r���+�. �r k7A a''i", 6�•4':k. .f.r.'�r ra �,��t , ��✓ /' t ,r r'•n '�k, � ,''tit 1� �'�' ';�,', � /:.crr4' , kit• i».�/�+try}�';,w!W"1f �.:i�,ply t'"*k 1 a,'"�}`r n iF A''t i' �<'`�u`P»i''�N ►�!`o•' w si!T�R'rr �"! y,�� i0`,''��" 3,AL ^tW,�+�'h" '�f%i�FN:br'�e. � n ,'�',�°` , ;.:yck+ V�' gy �: "i�1r«if �;?•i7 � �.j �,�." '7:�;'k,�'� jit,.,yt�rt I� �1• ,ST/'��r. .'�,1X � .`F„?.r�' s .,�, :;�#i` , r,, , f�r ,; %x >S. 'fi,n. °.•'4' r r' �Y' tkr���7}'','�'Ci�f,j�,�7.. �'I$.'" y.'¢*P r'uJ' � '1 {` .y.., r+y"a,,' '. �.r ,; ``�q ,.0 •,YC,I r p. ._�.,' 4d:.J 1 [,/���,+^+ky� 9 y T e r• r' a• G x' \ f��" 1\1�;,�t ,]s 8 ;�. ,( ��`}'�A$ r;tv"';.t 'f , 1 V .�,s' Y�1 ',},Y''.M, il,rt .9C'�t.a�` �r.,}.. �,.�'f � �1..;�` A>�: �R''. '`,'�A•. .•SY;':, .•'�,N'vE'F�.R,•�•.,* .� � 16i.Yi'�. �1. a 1 F,,..,, F: JT, •U :t^ 'Si,,, "t�Y r,,.,y S',4srd. .;� .k ;, 'a a,F�,r"�.�,1' f+��,... '• a'^• E•.{�"c i9r" .�+61=:,«'' ;1�, ,?Ja•^��..�5 � ��r1' 'bj�',,,X' rv: LN r� A �a'�F +Frt„„ G< ...Y, •�r.f}•;" x�la«t� ,rr�;,;�•4 Av . }��'� �K� f+�+ A � •7'ri' ?f'y•,h,� a. ,rf"V� Ia �' fj. ,;y(�!� ,a r .ire pfy,,'H �' ;p'�.:i a•;+P��'�':.6;�y�','kl'< .�•r ,d,� � F.ky� �Sv •t4Y'r. �j�' 'M�1,P: :�r��'-!� '` +�°' ,!q re'.'�'}' Y„ �3" u.. "yips; .,� +t�r'1".' •4 ,1. ':t'A.:'":4 .�+;Y: 'r:�'Y'��;b j�y+r71d r a. may'� �)+�. ��t t".f'•M O'•�, '� SF. G� t �y"F t .�',�.r � ,�•. j at �,� v•' '� ;:at 7 ,may A(r d}Ca• J�t;r,a.. :•vc.►,�l•a•s�'^•F,.. ! rt..,d'S+'Ma � :Y,x.,n.•.9'�\'FrIU�"�;;y.a ,4Y a Cµ' ,,,°.«p''�yl°rA ..FY""� '"st, 1"t �t'.�jt�,.'tr��.... 'i.',�?' cc"µ,, '�-?.�la �a,f�' �� �^, •�:� ;. a i': :!IS"- �: .'"Y� r �t- yJ s y� ,R y, ',,.� �n�yy,� t� / e� �r, t• r1 i' _ y� f�Y„r��♦ ,; .a'n c,�. f r. �, M ��'`'y ••t 7 a 4"n"lu4Xr r+ JdT,f .,�","'. r�'' � �rr `:SY, +� �, �+' ,� ,'. � /ra': .Yi�1�f'�qs+ ts�Rrl;r �"`t�C•dprt��?$t�'�>�'�'+n M N> y�r'7`yat��� ,� 1F t. �? 'Rx ti �'►{f;;,l' .<µ, �. of cad', .� l��� c 1:q•,;ijF�� � ,.����•'�s'iJ'?��Sr�ia,..,4�F;rr �'Ine1�'.•���»a r'+,���(�P�fd�.:,f,t'tJ,� r�f�'t °t' �'�.• dy � '�: ,'�'. t., A�' .,. t 4;+, � �«'` jl r+ �,y Rti ?, ZAI,t,., ✓ rS} ".Y � + .r(' a� w Rn s qzt fb eF, {tat� �AKr;' �tv yt.' �"4rt S..'a ` ,r4 (/.r+, ,n J Sty'!L, `,�' p'�MMr4, fX;t(�r� S �1. l:•, �" ,C� fq � � *'�^, M �'�S rift�L1�Af�Yt' T�A' d��t. �1'rf Y,1�{ ,:,4>yq'+',,"✓';. " ,'1 ?,grfi3OR ��'+;'♦�::}f,R`"_'�w•�A.alt t"`}.Gt�nZ rd+'i,�.S.r A'"S�7!I'i.(���"•'+' 4 '` "1 ^"�rr^1'+� fit'.. i 'N '+ T t +r,t^$� �,r'• '�,��„ ,e$k.:rl��►gv�'., �v.a��`N.'�Fii"i�y`�,,,,C�����:. •. ,yey'f{u+rt`'�' I��,".r �a. �.��•�. '��kF. ,�i '; , vhi'P :tIA � ���`.. ��..'�A'� �,l'".'.,{a r..�,,�f„/'u� �ri.G+*;,�'�'.f�r4.,p t .w. •r.. +err:' °+'� '�)F D,t•N� yr r:rrl,1.'�M(fV Jl+r � t Fr`t •� ., r ,r�` h',r r����'?xl'i,>A,/Y,j'�'4'�^.6 `v,,, b"!" ., � T � ,�rF r,\i:� a'�'S^'t7"�a• A�M,P; tlr� .'1',. � ,.' +'f # f�j.,. A�fr'*,p"p� �;"'�h,. ,,;�,•e, + «; �'v!0�� '�Cr't���r_ � � * � �1� ,�"��i:�teE", r�.1►�yt �'d1F �,a;. / 1�� "�'�` r rl"" �a x :. '""k9.r e 7< ,4fb'f: s t ,� Kw rW,. ,f+7t...,"ii*p+j' • i �..aX•r f �., tMr e �fr��1�,s Ni' nJ,,.�:,A:N�i'f.-.�, { ,'f�4�,�y� tA � 1,��(i' +. , ,s4�`+ �•'� ''�VI'�'`,3.Qirc_ 1'# t 4,y.. ,d ta• 'S'`''X" 7•f,w!,.. t v� �� MS, ttt ,�f4 �,rs ::'I' 4 y�' � t 'b �e rr �• , x✓ »,�.,� . .,A ,w `` ? '; `a ,e.� cfi '� 1i S ttiT f*1`'..�4 .a�AlfQ�� .�(< ,. �', t • t, ,k.; � `W'nC,l"A.6fi � f� )F•r 1< � �' .J't�.fA rt ,Y Ar f:Fj ,\ �•. ,,,,,,rrr y� I' 1P '.i,��,r `,"S. 't�� k �� `�4�► ',7.;,t j^Iff%.itf'�' m;�.d>rl ry1J �►'1:�.�f '',!: a !A: �}�4yR+M1 ,.1 1b:�' ".q r "+'�.�.}`�,,Jy'i,,,. � �,,, •i t° :d r•r �? �i. :'. 'f����``k�' f'r�,�,,.�,, ��M.;.r`. '.4�tiotxgs� ,.a+rt"• �r�,"'F!r�'ffr�n�� �"�� s �;. � j F► iy"t,'. a.4f n�a�{►iW°:';;,� &+�:, ^r�rdJy�•�; .Y!f'..«. ,4�:.:;,r��iff,:'.',w. ,Mv . 1 A! /f' 7"R•'f, >t,�.a �� f f,"7 L. P r.r w `44 s,rk < Y#•\ f 19++r!.�,yc�,,' a •�.J�A;j•J �AC:n k . i, rt.:(r r .'FLt;�y�11pa,.'�.ti ;�/„'rsy: }taM, CY- tik: .,�iy-,t t j @4,�s�✓r,1.�y,f'N.,�y ,t�•}rrj�tjf" d��{ , t' ' A` ?y��'�.N+ ..;, t6• '�,(y� .c' ,•t' A c� .il ,jit:•F��'ar'•.a, r'� TrR+�,rf!{P' r� t "+rl,Pfrw!Fx. Paf,yA t^k��rr l�lfl^ nl� P �, + i t� y}• • ..1. . a fi�r". J �*, .r>< •`�' � `7'" tr' �s�: 't ,.�,/ ;,�� ,j� ?Gv.�,��'a�. �'.�a •',' yri4 ". ��*��+,t1 ""' �ew�,�`,�%�� °i' � r � ,f'{tr` �y �'t�"=z;., `'��ff w���,,�;�N 3 � ,£ ,Z w5! A°. w ,�`p,�..,E a + :�. 1{►1►i ,A 5 fi�' >�, 'r�k'�.' '� �! '� �rf.a .�i.«+!�� yn" v.:r+ ��e��; •,khW,,,� +1,.ia� �,tr`.fn�,�i �;ti� J (R..^ ,��;rtj� +7$j f„*'X►i � � � f . h�4,Y 1 .'�',rr •w r gj S�r1N Sf4 D CoD 7-0-iwn- 011C Sou'& 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 Soe•ca AREA CODE 203/644-2511 June 19, 1984 Mr. Peter J. Gorecki 1070 South Grand Street Suffield, Connecticut 06078 RE: APPLICATION NO. 280 FOSTER ROAD Dear Mr. Gorecki: The Inland WEtlands Agency requests that you and your engineer, Mr. Sommers, meet with the Town Engineering Staff: Mr. Martel, Mr. Davies andMr. De Mallie to discuss their concerns regarding your project. Also, the Agency is in need of more information providing us with specific details,as to the methods your engineer will propose,to address the items listed in the SCS report, dated June 7, 1984. Until the above information has been received and the engineering concerns have been satisfied, your application cannot be deemed a complete application. When you are ready to return with the necessary information, the Agency will place you on the next available agenda. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, irman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR CE:chm cc: James C. Sommers, Kasper,Associates, Inc. A. B. Davies, Deputy Town Engineer Hartford County ilkSoil and Water Conservation District Agricultural Center,340 Broad St.-Windsor, CT 06096- Phone(203)688-4946 November 19, 1984 Mr. A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor CT 06074 Dear Mr. Davies - Please find enclosed a review of the constructio n program for the proposed 9 hole golf course on the Gorecki Property on Foster Road. The District would strongly recommend the suggestions in the accompanying Soil Conservation Service report be incorporated into final plans. The District is available to review revised plans, if requested. Should you have any questions, don't hesitate to call-. Sincerely, /,V, / Amy M. Parker District Manager CC: Kasper Associates, Inc., Vernon CT CONSERVATION — DEVELOPMENT— SELF-GOVERNMENT OVIN SEA 14 0-j4? SOU611 ?d c . 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 INLSpg.CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 February 15 , 1984 Mr. Peter J. Gorecki 1070 South Grand Street East Granby, Ct. 06026 Dear Mr. Gorecki: Re: Amendment to Zoning Regulations to Permit Golf Courses Please be advised that the Planning & Zoning Co1mnission voted last night to approve your application to amend the zoning regulations to permit golf courses as a Special Exception under Section 4 . 1. 8. 1' . I am enclosing a copy of the legal notice which outlines the regulations as approved. They will become effective on February 18. Yours very truly, PLANTNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 7 � vg By: IK ��� encs. Robert F. Gilligan, C airm CC: P. DeMallie, Planning Director ,/ 4�wN 8E� co s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 Soe•CO� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 18, 1984 ---7—tford County Soil & Water -onser•vation District -� Agricultural Center Broad Street �dsor, Connecticut 06095 RE: APPLICATION 280 PETER J. GORECKI FOSTER RD. =-es and Gentlemen: The applicant proposes a golf course on this site. It is ___rely in a wetland. The owner has already cut down the ma- V. ____ty, if not all the trees, which disturbs the Agency greatly. Some of our concerns include: 1. Did the owner have the right to cut down the trees? 2. If the answer to # 1 i s yes; what effect will the tree and subsequent stump removal have on the area? 3. What effect will a golf coursewith its parking and club house have or- the wetland and its habitat? Enclosed is a copy of the plan and application. The Agency --- be meeting June 11 , 1984 and would appreciate a reply by - date if it is possible. Vexy truly yours, l Constance E,ri ksson, Chairman -INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TOWN OF SOUTi v INDSOR _= A. B. Davies, Deputy Town Engineer rK� � D—VII United States Soil Department ofConservation Agriculture Service 340 Broad Street Windsor CT 06094 Phone 688-4946 June 7, 1984 TO: Hartford County Soil and Water Conservation District FOR: Constance Eriksson, Chairman Inland Wetland Agency - Town of South Windsor RE: Peter J. Gorecki, Foster Rd, South Windsor Application #280 Golf Course As requested, I have reviewed the site plan and field checked the site. Mr. A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer, met with me on the site and we discussed some of the Inland Wetland Agency►s concerns. I have the following comments: 1 ) WOODLAND HARV 4T I N[� — I FAR('I ITT I Ir The removal of most of the trees by the owner, from the existing red maple swamp, could have been done in a systematic manner. In general , the clearcut width should be equal to or greater than one tree height at the narrowest point and usually not more than 10 acres in size. Where silvicultural factors do not preclude them, clearcuts usually are oriented with the long axis generally parallel to the land contour to minimize erosion. it would also minimize visual impact. Long, narrow serpentine clearcuts spaced a minimum of 600 feet apart have the greatest wildlife value. Under the present situation the tree removal will provide full sunlight for germination and growth of seedlings. The resulting grasses, forbes, seedlings and sprouts offer a complete high protein diet for wildlife, and berry bushes become particularly abundant. Also, the edges of these young stands are preferred nesting sites for game and non-game birds and mammals. 2) TREE AND STUMP REMOVAL Tree and stump removal will have other effects on the area in addition to the less tangible aesthetic value. These effects are:- a) Stormwater and wetland retention. When woodland is converted to open land, the amount of runoff in cubic feet per second will increase. Also, whenever a wetland is filled in or altered, the amount of runoff will increase because the ponding and swampy areas that have the capacity to retain runoff during storms has been altered. b) Wildlife Habitat. To support a high wildlife population, a site must have a plentiful supply of good food close to cover that furnishes protection from enemies and weather. Ideal habitat for most wildlife can be maintained by having stands of trees of different ages, numerous edge areas and openings created by small clearings, wetlands and cropland. In general , wildlife needs diversity and an Interspersion of different kinds of vegetation types. 0 The Soil Conservation Service `J is an agency of the Department of Agriculture r s � 4 page -2- FOR: Constance Eriksson, Chm 6/7/84 Inland Wetland Agency - South Windsor RE: Peter J. Gorecki, Foster Rd, South Windsor Golf Course 3) GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT The development of a golf course and associated facilities on this site will require that the wetland be altered and filled In. The wetland habitat will be destroyed and upland habitat will be created. Areas that are not filled will remain wetlands and the existing wildlife may frequent both wetland and upland areas. Once filled or altered the existing wetland will no longer be a valuable resource in the maintenance of groundwater supplies, and in water purification. Altered wetlands will also lose their capacity to store flood waters temporarily. As already mentioned in the paragraph in stormwater retention, runoff from this site will Increase, and a stormwater drainage system may be needed to accommodate increased runoff. An adequate outlet for excess stormwater and drainage must be available. The site plan does not include any erosion and sediment control planning. A plan should be developed that outlines the sequence and staging of the golf course development. It should include all necessary vegetative and mechanical measures needed to control erosion and sediment. Once a sediment and erosion control plan is developed, this office will be glad to review it. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Sincerely, pow, AAAR0, Joyce Palmer, Soil Conservationist USDA Soil Conservation Service CC: A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer - Town of South Windsor