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Property of Janes P. Tauscher F. Laura J. Kurt:, I'arch 27, 1F78 ............ PROPOSAL OF LAND PREPARATION FOR APPROVAL OF WETLAIJ)"j CCI-.I:IS,-;ICIAI 1 Construct:-on of gravel dri-,reway from Hilton Drive to area of pla'xau re,gion of land. Removal of any obstructing trees, stunps, and brush. Approximately 200 feet long and 20 feet wide. Tiro days labor. 2. Removal of any trees, roots, and brush interfering with construction of house on plateau region (stakes will be laid-out to ir,'i-ate approximate location). The labor will be of a si:,oradir woci—end nature as the owners plan-to do most of the work theMZ3'31vcs. . .about 1 Year. 3. Removal of any dead or decayed trcesp logs, brush, vaid stumps from property. /Olithin_fifty feet of Fodunk RILver: a. Removal of any -Logs or dead trees end bru.,;h, or any tre(!,3 in process of decay along riverbank., b. Top soil will remain undisturb^d and will. be seeded i..ith a mixture of grass as appropriate-in the prevention of erosion. c. General beautification of entire area with flowering trees., schrubs, and plants. 5. No shade trees or other health.1 specimens will bi5 removed- Or disturbed at any time other than those necces;.,a-,r i. r of-lig*oF (in future po ssibly a pool and small barn)., a propriate oriz YIV" rr � to ) W ■.p ■p■q �, •,,,s `P ''�'b'n• . .11lM��r' �► ;•,r J. t':. '�.,e 1 (` ri �:�r r rs, f i6o S r V I � i �'},. t ri9k>+ , `+��'.3"� l '• �.' � � ,a ,w !.y (. r+f i � 3h.' ', �'! ,:� rS i l:: v, � +��`� 1 ri `ryr r<'It.:• .:� e�� rs i �' �, t 'I � ,4 Z 'F, a,,f� , .. .:,(y,�i` tk,. vf`•i �'�i � r v, '.t :'�.• ac. ,. `!^ r r n,', �^ Y a tx, , yt•� t .:i, ��', :"C:, 's' -.r•r �'� `"q ;+'tu `°{ '•''� '��,! Y P�1fy.1T C}F VARiAtVC ► �Ar r 10 0 r 65' oil , ::: ... . ..•.-i is g ::i i i:i; is Hit i 2 i {i, AMENDMENTS TO THE SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AND WATER COURSES REGULATION AS ADOPTED AT THE PUELIC HEARING, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1982 AT 7:30 P. M. TO AID AND CLARIFY TIN THE ADMINISTRATION ON THE INLAND WETLANDS AND WATERCOURSES ACT FOR THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR. AMENDMENTS BECOME EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 20, 1982. iV/t G AMENDED SECTIONS: - II . VI I & XI I . up � � �y� • TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AND WATER COURSES REGULATIONS a Adopted: June 24, 1974 Amended: November 10, 1975 December 13, 1976 March 31, 1978 November 19, 1979 April 30, 1980 September 20 , 1982 F TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE I TITLE AND AUTHORITY ............... 11 DEFINITION .............. 7 ltl INVENTORY AND MAPPING OF -REGULATED AREAS. 2 IV PERMITTED USES ...........:..... .. . 3 V REGULATED ACTIVITIES OR USES . Vi . APPLICATION PROCEDURE ............ VII INFORMATION REOUIRED ON APPLICATION........... VllI FORMAL REVIEW ............... IX PUBLIC HEARING..................... x DECISION AND DECISION REVIEW PROCEDURES . XI PERMIT DECISIONS .............. XII PERMIT DURATION ................. Xlll APPEALS .................... XIV ENFORCEMENT ........... XV BOND AND INSURANCE................. XVI AMENDMENTS .................. y XVII CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE......... XVIII ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS..... SECTION II DEFINITIONS Section 2.1 As used in these regulations: a. "Agency" means The Inland Wetlands Agency of the Town of South Windsor; b. Deposit" includes, but shall not be limited to, fill grade, dump, place, discharge o g r 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; d. "License" means the whole or nay part of a permit, certificate of approval or similar form of permission which may be required of any person by the provisions of these reguaations 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, partnership, association, corporation, company, organization, or legal entity or any kind including municipal corporations, governmental agencies or subdifisions thereof; : 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 any public or private sewer or otherwise so as directly or indirectly to come in contact with any wetlands or water courses; h. "Regulated Activity" means any operation within or use of wetland or water course .involving removal or deposition of material, or any obstruction, construction, alteration or pollution, or such wetlands or water courses, but shall not include the specified activities in Section 4 of these regulations; i. "Regulated Area" means any inland wetlands or water courses as defined in these regulations; j . "Remove" includes, but shall not be limited to, drain, excavate, mine, dig, dredge, suck, bulldoze, dragline or blast; k. "Renderind Unclean or Impure" means any alteration of the physical, 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 waste; I. "Significant Impact or Major Effect" means any and all those activities set forth in Section 9.2; m. "Soil Scientist" means an individual duly qualified in accordance with standards set by the United States Civil Service Commission; 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. o. "Water Courses" means-rivers,streams,brooks,waterways,lakes.ponds,marshes,swarmps,.bogsoand A all other bodies of water,-natural or.artificial, public or private, vernal or intermittent, which ere contained within, flow through, or border upon the Town of South Windsor:or-any portion thereof; P. "Wetlands" means land, including submerged land not :regulated pursuant to Section 22a-28 to 22-35 of the General Statutes inclusive, which consists of,any.of the soil.types designated as poorly drained,very poorly drained, alluvial,and fioodplain by National Cooperative Soils:Survey, as may be amended from time to time, of the Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. SECTION III—INVENTORY AND MAPPING OF REGULATED AREAS Section III 3.1 _Areas of regulated soil types are shown on the inventory map. The map of regulated areas, entitled "Official Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Map, Town of South Windsor, Connecticut" shall be considered a part-of these regulations, and copies of said map shall be available for inspection in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. 3.2 The Inland Wetlands Agency-shall continually inventory inland wetlands and water courses. and update the inventory map delineating said wetlands and water courses to be regulated. 2.3 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. If a landowner disputes the designation of any part of his land as a regulated area,he shall have the burden of proving that designation inapplicable. d. The party requesting exemption may be required to produce such reasonable information as the Agency deems necessary to permit an informed decision. e. The party 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 floodplain. 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 73-571. -2— Amended December 13, 1976 SECTION I-TITLE AND AUTHORITY Section 1.1 These regulations shall be known as the"inland Wetlands and Water Courses Regulations of the Town of South Windsor." 1.2 These regulations have been prepared .by The Inland Wetlands Agency of the Town of p South Windsor in accordance with the provisions of An Act Concerning inland Wetlands and Water Courses (Public Act 155, 1972, amended, P. A.'571, 1973), codified as Sections 22a-36 to 45 inclusive of the General Statutes,as amended, hereinafter 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. 1.3 Pursuant to The Act,The inland Wetlands Agency of the Town of South Windsor shall issue, issue--with modifications,and deny permits for all uses and activities on inland wetlands and water courses within the Town of South Windsor. SECTION II-DEFINITIONS Section if 2.1 As used in these regulations: a. "Agency" means The Inland Wetlands Agency of the Town of South Windsor; 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; d. "Liscense" means the whole or any part of a permit, certificate of approval or similar form of per- mission which may be required of any person by the provisions of the se ese 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, partnership, association, corporation, company, organization, or legal entity of any kind including municipal corporations, governmental agencies or subdivisions thereof; 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 any public or private sewer or otherwise so as directly • or indirectly to come in contact with any wetlands or water courses; h. "Regulated Activity" means any operation within-or use of a wetiand or water course involving re- moval or deposition of material, or any obstruction, construction, alteration or pollution, of such wetlands or water courses,but shall not include the specified activities in Section 4 of these regulations; I. "Regulated Area"means any inland wetlands or water courses as defined in these regulations; j. "Remove" includes, but shall not be limited to, drain excavate, mine, dig, dredge, suck, bulldoze, dragline or blast; 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; 1. "Significant Impact or Major Effect" means an activities set forth in Section y and all t 9.2; M. "Soil Scientist" means an individival duly qualified in accordance with standards set by the United States Civil Service Commission; n. "Waste" means sewage or any substance, liquid,q gaseous, solid or radioactive, which may pollute or tend to pollute any of the waters of the Town of South Windsor; o. "Water Courses" means rivers, streams, brooks, waterways, lakes ponds, marshes, swamps, bogs, and all other bodies of water. , natural or artificial, public or private, vernal or intermittent, which are contained within, flow through, or border upon the Town of South Windsor or any portion thereof; P. "Wetlands" means land, including submerged land not regulated pursuant to Section 22a-28 to 22-35 of the General Statutes inclusive, which consists of any of the soil types designated a poorly drained, very - poorly drained, alluvial, and floodplaing by National Cooperative Soils Survey, as may be amended from time to time, of the Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. SECTION V -- REGULATED ACTIVITIES AND USES Section V 5.1 Subject to the provisions of Section II hereof, regulated activities affecting the wetlands and water courses of the Town are prohibited except as they may be permitted by the Agency, as hereinafter 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. Amended : April 30, 1980 - 3 6.3 Applications must be made by the property owner of record, or an individual having. substantial interest in the property or a duly 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-from 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 mown Engineering Department. 6.4 The Regular Meeting of the Agency shall be on the second Monday of the month. 6.5 The Agency will equine submission of the application,and maps or pians,:at least ten (10) days prior to its regular meeting in order for the application to be included on the agenda. .The Agency -shall notify the applicant in writing within at least seven (7)days of the Regular Meeting, if said applica- tion is incomplete. If the Agency regards the application to be incomplete, it shall immediately so C notify the-applicant and advise him of the additional material required. 6.6 The application and snaps or plans shall be filed:in triplicate at Town of South Windsor. the Office of the-Town Clerk, 6.7 A copy of the application and maps or plans`shall .be submitted to the Town Engineer at least ten (10) days prior to the Regular Meeting date of the Agency. 6.8 The date.of receipt of such application shall be deemed to be the date of the next regularly scheduled meeting of The Inland Wetlands Agency or thirty-five (35) days from the date of the applica- tion, whichever is sooner. 6.9 There is a fifteen dollar ($15)-application fee that is required. This•fee must be submitted to the Agency at its Regular Meeting. in the event the fee is not paid, the appl!cation'hail be tabled. 6.10 No application shall be deemed a complete application unless 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 meetings with the applicant at times designated by the Agency. 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 free access, upon notification to the pro- perty owner, to portions of the property under consideration. 6.15 Any application submitted to the Agency shall be. judged according to the regulations in force on the date of its submission. Amended November 19, 1979 SECTION VII-"INFORMATION REQUIRED ON APPLICATION Section VII 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 name (if applicant istnot the owner of the property), home and business addresses, telephone numbers, and written consent to the proposed activity set forth in the application. _4_ Amended March 31, 1978 SECTION IV—PERMITTED USES Section IV 4.1 The following operations and uses shalt be permitted in inland wetlands and watercourses, as of right: a. Grazing, farming, nurseries,gardening and harvesting of crops and farm ponds of three acres or less; b. A residential home (1) for which a building permit has been .issued or (2) in a subdivision tot, pro. vided the permit shas been issued or the subdivision has been approved as of the effective date of promulgation of these regulations pursuant#o The Act; c. Uses incidental-to-the-enjoyment and maintenance of residential property, such property defined as the smallest Jot.permitted in the-lowest density residential zone established.by the South Windsor Zoning Regulations. Such incidential uses shall include maintenance of existing structures and landscaping, but shalt 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. _ 4.2 The following operations and uses shall be permitted,as nonregulated uses in wetlands and water courses provided they do not disturb the natural and indigenous character of the land. "Dis- 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 shellfishing where otherwise legally permitted and regulated. SECTION V—REGULATED ACTIVITIES AND USES Section V 5.1 Subject to the provisions of Section li 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. SECTION VI—APPLICATION PROCEDURE 6.1 Any person wishing to carry out a regulated activity, as defined in Section 2.1h., 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. —3— Amended December 13, 1976 Section VI Application Procedure Section 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. Section 6.2 The application form entitled "Application for the Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Act" , herin called "The %Application", will be made available at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. Section . Applications must be made by the property owner of record, or an individual having substantial interest in the propnrty or a duly authorized agent or attorney. Section 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 from a town street and shall be dis- played for at least five (5) continuous days before the scheduled meet- ing. ' The applicant may obtain the sign at the Town Engineering Department. Section 6.4 The Regular Meeting of the Agency shall be on the second Monday of the mont. Section 6. 5 The Agency will require submission of the application, maps or plans and required fee at least ten (10) days prior to its regular meeting in order for the application to be- included on the agenda. The Agency shall notify the applicant in writing within at least seven (7) days of the regular meeting if said application is incomplete. If the Agency regards the application to be incomplete, it shall immediately so notify the applicant and advise him of the additional material required. Section 6. 6 The application and maps or plans shall be filed in triplicate at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. Section 6.7 A copy of the application and maps or plans shall be submitted to the Town Engineer at least ten (10) days prior to the regular meeting date of the Agency. Section 6.8 The date of receipt of such application shall be deemed to be the date of the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Inland- Wetlands Agency or thirty-five 01) days from the date of the application, whichever is sooner. Section 6.9 An application fee is required and must be submitted to the Agency. prior to its regular meeting. In the event the fee is not paid the application shall be tabled. The fee for a single-family residential parcel shall be fifteen dollars ($15) . All other applications shall have a fee of fifty dollars ($50) . Section 6.9a In the event an amended application is neces additional fifteen dollar ($15) will be required. In the event this fee is not paid, the amended application shall be tabled. Section 6. 9b There shall be a fifteen dollar ($15) fee required for an extension of a permit. Section 6.10 No application shall be deemed a complete application unless it shall be in such form and contain such information as the Agency deems necessary for a fair determination of the issues. Section 6.11 At any time during the review period, the Agency may require the applicant to provide more information about the wetlands and/or water courses in question and/or proposed activity. Section 6.12 The Agency may require meetings with the applicant at times designated by the Agency. Section 6,_13 All information submitted in the application forreview 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. Section 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 free- access, upon notification to the property owner, to portions of the property under consideration. s Section 6. 15 Any application submitted to the Agency shall be judged k according to the regulations in force on the date of its submission, k Section VII Information Reouired On Application Section 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 appliaant ' s name, home and business addresses and telephone numbers. b. The owner's name (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 which is to be affected by the proposed activity, including a description of the land in sufficient detail to allown identification of the property on the Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Map including Parcel Number as shown of 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. i. A Conservation Plan. j. Additional information as may be required by the Agency. Section 7. 2 If the Agency finds on the basis of the evidence before it that a proposed use or activity will not involve any re- gulated activity as defined in Section 2.1 h. , permission to proceed shall be granted forthwith, subject to limitation or revocation, if it is later shown that a regulated activity is involved in, or arises from that use. 2. Locations of existing water courses and wetlands as defined in Sections 2.1 o and 2.1 p and natural . drainage areas 3. Location of 50 year flood Fines 4. Elevations by 2 ft. contours 5. Natural landscape features, woodland and vegetation 6. Utilities existing and proposed 7. Proposed layout:development and uses S. Layout of.existing and proposed drainage systems 9. Layout.of existing.and proposed sanitary sewers or septic systems 10. Proposed open spaces 11. Proposed areas of change where material is intended to be deposited or removed 12. Proposed grading or any earth movement anticipated 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 strip- ping of topsoil, when topsoil shall be stripped, where topsoil shall be stored and for how long, and what method of stabilization shall be used. 14. Projected changes in velocity, volume or course of water flow Orin the water table and their effects 8.6 The following reports may be required to supplement the plans required in accordance with Section 8.5: a, Soil Sample Date—The report data shall show conclusively where each specific soil type is found and soil types must be identified consistently with the categories established 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 plant species commonly 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 describe 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: ' -s- C. if applicant is not the owner, state interest in the land. d. The geographical location of the property which 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 .Wetlands and Water Courses Map including the Parcel 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. I. Additional iinformation 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 21h., permission to proceed shall be granted forthwith, subject to limitation or revocation, if It is.later shown that a regulated activity is involved in, or arises from that use. 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". 8.2 A regulated activity is defined as in Section 2.1 h. 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 decision on whether 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 on the 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, Professional 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 —5— Amended March 31, 1878 1 9.7 Where possible, public hearings shall be completed in a single session. However, the hearing may be continued (to a specified date but not later than thirty (30) days) where necessary for the full development of the evidence, or for the full and adequate participation of the parties,or for such other substantial purposes. Amended November 19, 1979 SECTION X-DECISION :AND DECISION REVIEW PROCEDURES Section X 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 from other agencies and commissions: 1. The Agency shall submit all 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; (e) 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; (i) Other technical agencies or organizations which. may undertake additional studies or investigations. 3. Non-receipt of comments from these agencies, the aforementioned, shall not delay the pro- ceedings or prejudice final.decision by the Agency. c. information submitted by the applicant. d. All relevant facts and circumstances as they affect inland wetlands and water courses. 10.2 Pursuant to Section 22s-41 of the General Statutes, all decisions in granting a permit, granting a permit with conditions or limitations, or denying a permit shall take into consideration all ti 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; —8— 1. Ph (i.e., alkalinity/acidity level) 2 Turbidity or solids in parts per million 3. Nitrate and phosphate level in parts per million 4. Dissolved oxygen 5. Temperature range 6. Bacteria count in fecal coliforms per milliliter 7. Test for other chemical:constituents as specified:by the Conservation Commission S. Flow,if any, in cubic feet per second 8.7 The information required by the Agency shall be furnished in triplicate. SECTION IX-PUBLIC HEARING Section lX 9.1 Public Hearing—if, at any stage of its review, the Agency determines, on the basis of the information before it, that a "regulated activity" is involved which may have "significant impact or major-effect" on a wetland or water course as defined, the Agency may docket such proposal for public hearing. 9.2 "Significant impact or major effect" means: a. Any activity involving a deposition of material which will or may have a substantial adverse effect on the regulated area or on another part of the inland wetland or water course system; or b. Any activity involving a removal of material which will or may have a substantial adverse effect on the regulated area or on another part of the wetland or water course system; or c. Any activity which substantially changes the natural channel or may inhibit the natural dynamics of a water course system; or d. Any activity which substantially diminishes the natural capacity of an inland wetland or water course to support desirable biological life, prevent flooding, supply water, assimilate waste, facilitate drainage. 9.3 All public hearings shall commence not sooner than thirty (30) nor later than sixty-five (65) days after the receipt of a complete application. 9.4 Notice of the hearing shall be published at least twice at intervals of not less than two days,the first not more than fifteen days and not fewer than ten days,and the last not less than two days before the date set for the hearing in a newspaper having a general circulation in each town where the affected wetlands or water courses are located. 9.5 All applications, maps, and documents relating to the hearing shall be open for public inspection in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor. 9.6 Notices of hearings shall be sent to the applicant and adjacent property owners, as well as chief executive offices of affected towns,the Planning and Zoning Commission and Town Engineer of the Town of South Windsor and to the Department of Environmental Protection. —7— Section XII Permit Duration (Deleted and Replaced by the Fo_' , ) 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. is not completed within one year, the applicant shall be required to make a formal request for a one-year extension: Upon reviewing all relevant information, the Agency may estend the permit for the additional period of one year. Section 12.3 If the acts of the permit are not completed as specified at the end of the one-year extension, a new application will be required. Section 12.4 There will be a fifteen-dollar ($15) fee required for an extension of a permit. In the event the fee is not paid, the request the,-request for extension shall be atbled. Section 12. 5 All permits shall expire upon the completion of the acts therein. t t SECTION Xi11--APPEALS Section X1I1 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 (15)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 premises of the inland wetland or water F course indicating those regulated activities,authorized by the Agency. 14.2 The Agency.and/or its appointedagent shalt make regular inspections of all activities for which permits.have been issued under these regulations. Such activities shall be open to-inspection at all reasonable times. The owner, applicant, or their agent shall have such permit readily available and shall produce the same for inspection by such agent of the Agency upon request. 14.3 If 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 shall hold a hearing to provide ' the-person an opportunity to be heard and show cause why the order should 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 effect,_orthat the order has been withdrawn. 14.5 The original order shall 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 shall not delay or bar an action pursuant to Section 22a-44(b)of the Connecticut General Statutes,as amended. 14.6 Any person who commits, takes part in or 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 22a-44 of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended, and to such other penalties as the law may provide. 14.7 Any permit granted by the Agency pursuant to these regulations may be suspended or revoked if the Agency finds that the applicant has not complied with the conditions or limitations set forth in the permit or has exceeded the scope of the work as set forth in the application,after giving notice } to the permittee of the facts or conduct which warrant the intended action and after a heating 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 wetland Has. 14.8 If 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. —10— Amended November 10. 1975 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 orlhreatened; f. The suitability or unsuitability of such activity to the area for which it is proposed. r SECTION Xi—PERMIT DECISIONS Section XI 11.1 The Agency has the option of granting a permit, granting a permit with conditions or limitations, or denying a permit. 11.2 Action shall be taken on applications within sixty-five (65) days after the completion of a public hearing or, in the absence of a public hearing,within sixty-five(65) days from the date of receipt of the complete-application. 11.3 Upon the rendering of a final decision, the Agency shall notify the applicant by certified mail of its decision within fifteen (15) days of the date 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 proposal. The rejection of a modified proposal shall be equivalent to the denial of an application for the purposes of Section XiIi of these regulations. 11.6 The Agency shall determine whether the proposed modification requires the filing of a new application or portions thereof. if 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 all applications. SECTION XiI—PERMIT DURATION Section X11 12.1 The duration of any permit granted shall be specified and subject to the calling of an additional public hearing at the discretion of the Agency. 12.2 A permit shall expire if not exercised within the period of one year. Upon the applicant's request, the Agency may extend the permit for an additional period of one year. 12.3 All permits shall expire upon the completion of the acts specified therein. —9— Amended November 10, 1975 STATE OF coNNFcricur) COUNTY OF HARTFORD ) SS. OFFICE 0F THE TOWN CLERK SOUTH WINDSOR December 15 , A.D. 1982 Marilyn W. Burger, Asst. I,:k *xJixxkxAc, Town Ctenk o6 za.id Town o6 South W.indzot, duty A p=sand quati6.ied according to .haw and having custody o6 the zeat o6 said Town of za.id Town o6 South W.inddo,. hereby cett.i6y that the annexed .indtnument .id a tAue copy 6ttom the ftecotdz o6 baid Town, a$§�x�c � x4t��� �+�� �►&�x���dsx�x �xi.b . Kxxtxgx*,xLce*&t*gx xxxxyff �x xy� xxxxxx xxxx which was on file in own Clerk' s Office. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have heheunto zet my hand and a66.ixed the deat of za.id Town o6 South W.inddo&, th.i,+ 15th day o6 December A.D. 19 82. Asst. TOWN CLERK t? SECTION XVIII--ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULATIONS Section XV111 j 18.1 These regulations including the Official Inland Wetlands and .Water Courses Map shall not become effective or be established.until after a public hearing in relation thereto is held by the Agency, at which parties in.interest-and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard. , 18.2 Notice of :the time and :place.of..such hearing shall be published in:the form of a legal advertisement,appearing in a newspaper having a substantial 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 iess than fifteen (15) days, and the last not:less than two (2) days, before such hearing; and a copy of such:proposed .regulation or boundary shall abe fined in the Office.of the Town Clerk, Town of South Windsor for public inspection at least ten (10) days before such hearing,: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. i r • —12— SECTION XV BOND AND INSURANCE Section Xv 15.1 The applicant, upon approval of the application and prior to issuance of a permit, at the discretion of the Agency will be required to file a performance bond and/or 6 maintenance bond in an amount and with sureties and in 84orm approved by the Agency. 15.2 The bond and sureties shall be conditioned on compliance with all provisions of these regulations and conditions imposed on application:approval. 15.3 Applicant shall-indemnify and hold harmless the Town of South Windsor against any liability which might result from the proposed operation or use. The Agency may require the applicant to certify public Liability insurance against any liability which might from the proposed operation or use covering any and all damage which might occur within three (3) years of completion of such operations, in an amount to be determined by the Agency commensurate with the projected operation. Said public liability insurance shall specifically name as an additional insured the Town of south Windsor. SECTION XVI-AMENDMENTS Section Xvt 16.1 These regulations and the Official inland Wetlands and Water Courses Map may from time to time be amended by the Agency in accordance with changes in the General Statutes or regulations of the State Department of Environmental Protection, and as new information regarding soils, hydrology or botanical species, peculiar to inland wetlands and water courses in the Town of South Windsor be- comes avialable. 16.2 These regulations, and the Official Inland Wetlands and. Water Courses Map may be amended, changed or repealed, in the manner specified in Section 22a-42a (b) of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended. Before the effective date of any such amendment, change or repeal measure, a public hearing is to be held by the Agency, .at which parties in interest and citizens shalt have the opportunity to be heard. j SECTION XVII-CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE Section XVII • 17.1 Nothing in these regulations shall obviate any requirement for the applicant.to obtain any other assent, permit or license required by law or regulation by the Government of the United States 4 or of the State of Connecticut or any other political subdivision thereof. The obtaining of such assents, permits, or licenses is solely the responsibility of the applicant. 17.2 Where there is a conflict between the provisions of these regulations and those of any other applicable statute, ordinance or regulation, the provisions of that statute, ordinance or regulation which imposes the greatest restrictions on the use of wetlands and water courses shall govern. 'The invalidity of any word, clause sentence, section, part or provision of these regulations shall not affect the validity of any other part which can be given effect without such valid part or parts. K I 7 —11— Amended-November 10, 1975 .. �tOwN SE4 { 1 G 1540 S'iJLLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �NOs0R•co' 4 } AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 7, 1976 Mr. James H. Throwe, Chairman Sewer Commission-Town of South Windsor 1330 Main Street South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 - Dear Mr. Thrower _. This letter is to confirm receipt of your Applications to the Inland Wetlands Agency,for the proposed Sanitary Sewer Expansion Program] in South Windsor. The Agency will review these applications at the next regularly scheduled meeting, Monday, September 13 th. at 8:15 P. m. in the Town Hall. It will be necessary for you and/or a representative from Purcell Associates to attend this meeting to discuss the proposal. If you have further questions before that time, please call the Chairman, r Mxs. Constance Eriksson at 644-1279, or the Agency Clerk, Mrs. Murray at 644-1884. Very truly yours, O Corinne H. Murray, Clerk :_. Inland Wetlands Agency Town of South Windsor cc: Frank Baldino, Purcell Associates f 77, �TMFMRi INLAND WETLAATDfi AGENCY nda I, Geptember 13, 1976 N�nTt1'I*E!Z re 3. - .. h Gelinas_ observed that the only dips re not near the road where building is proposed. i ?�r. Herzog told Mr. Gelinas if they hay nay more questions they will get back to him shortly. They will try to go over the application either later that even- ing or next week at the DTA worksession. Mr.r rzog suggested thatithere-3mV be some restriction on the wetland itself. He sai the Agency wants to be sure that whatever is done in the future, they would have come back to the IWA. M7. Gelinas asked if the letter of permit woul have this stipulation_. I MY. Herzog said it was possible that a conservation asement might be suggested. I Mr. Gelinas explained that he could not subdivide ain without coming back to the Agency. Mr. Herzog asked if that were correct Mr. , �"tead said yes. Tyr. Woodcock explained that once you get into a third to , regardless of time, you crust subdivide. Mr. Herzog said they you cannotsubdivide the land again. hr. Gelinas said he could only make one cut to divide the 1 d, after that he would have to subdivide the land. He felt the Agency was we protected. ?fir. Herzog said he would expect Mr. Gelinas would hear fr the Agency _within ti•7O We IS nnlication NOS. 038� 039 040 - Viewer Expansion Pro¢ram ctron . Rd. { g , Ellington Road and Pleasant Valley Road & Hilton Drive. Mr. Carrington, Vice-chairman of the f Fewer Commission and -Mr. Baldino and Mx. Lyon of Purcell Associates were present to review the proposal. Tx. Baldino pointed out the areas to be discussed on the reference maps. He said there will be one crossing on Ftrong Road and one on Pierce ' Road. They have ten inch pipe already in on Pierce Road. He explained the maps show the location of sewers down West Rd., strong Rd. and Pierce Rd. Gravity sewers will be coming down the areas pointed out on -the maps. The application is for construction at the crossing at Podunk River, at the intersection it will be an easement on the property. a Mr. Baldino said the surveyor could not find a street line. The Town is as^uming a 25 ft. line, if this is the case it will be within the street lines. l °ointin to +,he plans, Mr. Baldino indicated the trench details. At crossing of � the stream it irM be•:eneased and going under the Podunk River which is shown on E sheet #20. 'hr. Herzog asked what will happen to the river. Mr. Baldino said acoffer dam MaZr be use to divert the river. He noted approximately 20 ft. wide of flowing water downstream of the culvert crossins on Ptron7 Road. "rr. Finch asked i4 the detail,of subsurface soil conditions and is there an-,,- f OU?H ,MMS'OR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MUTES ondasre September 133 1976 ape 1t. danrrer of running into quicksand as they did on Buckland Rd. and Clark M. Mr. Carrington assured Mrs Finch they had learned from their lesson on Buckland. Mr. Woodcock asked if Mr. Carrington were satisfied with conditions at the proposed site. Mr. Finch said even if they were satisfied., he felt the AgencyI should do more than take their word. Mr. Baldino said Mr. Weltie dial the borings. Mr. Finch said all the Agency wanted to see is verification of results of soil borings. Mr. Lyons said the borings log and soils report could be part of the contract documents. Mr. Baldino told members that their soil consultant had recommended this special type of method described to handle this project. Mr. Carrington said they had learned much about the town since the Buckland Road experience and assured the Agency members that the Sewer Commission is concerned that nothing goes wrong. Mr. Herzog said the Agency would need their step-by-step approach for construe- tion'. Mr. Baldino referred the Agency members to page two of the report regarding Droceedure which was described therein. Mr. Herzog thought it was too general and said specific, step-by-step plans for diverting water and stopping siltation *ou?d be required. Mr. Carrington asked if this could be put in writing for the Fewer Commission. Mx. Herzog said it could. Mr. Carrington thought this project could be a guide for any other river crossings in the future. Mr. Lyon said thev might furnish some clarification regardinn methods used, but they hesitate to tie the hands of the contractor. 11r. Herzog said the Agency does want to do it, if they dont' tie his hands, he can do whatever he wants. He continued that the Agency could not give approval on sorethin7 they cannot see on napes, how all the items mentioned are going to be done must be' spelled out. In discussing amount of area to be disturbed, Mr. r'tead observed that they wr_1.1 be disturbing as small an area as possible, approximately 2h ft. Mr. Herzo^ s reminded them it was also a most sensitive area and River. Mr. Finch noted they had alluded to working within the river, the Agency would need specific details on how this would be handled. Mr. Paldino described plans for the use of a siltation filter incorporating a type of fabric which is strung across the river and sunk, leaving a clear to one. side, allowing flow to go through, while filtering the silt from through. e Podunk Diver would be worked in the off season. '"his method was used on the Malden River, a considerably larger river than the Podunk. Anything that is collected will be taken out. They figure only two days of construction time. Dr. Krahula asked if after awhile would siltation cause overflow. Mr. Finch noted the short time involved should eliminate this possibility. Mr. Carrington L-Tu WINDMR INLAND WE TLANDs AGENCY *"1?�'tJZ'E. ndav, S'eptember 13, 1976 sae 5. said they would work quickly and hope to be out quickly. Mr. Baldino said that two days is sufficient for a twenty foot crossing. Mr. Carrington noted the fabric will hold back fish in the stream. Mr. Baldino said if they wanted specifics, they will supply them. Mr. Finch informed him the Agency did not want to tie his (Mr, Baldino & Fewer Commission) hands, but the Agency did want it spelled out to the contractor. He felt if the method proposed is what they approve and want, they could work together toward a satisfactory agreement. Mr. Herzog asked when they are scheduled to begin. Mr. Carrington said they plan to start this fall, and asked if the Agency can give immediate attention to the project. Mr. Finch wanted to know if he were asking for immediate approval. Mr. Baldino said they are all separate contracts; Mr. Carrington said they hoped to be approved as they become available. In answer:,- to a question regarding the material in the fabric to be used for siltation purposes, Mr. Carrington said there is nothing in the fabric to cause any problems to -the environment. - A discussion of the problems encountered on Buckland Road followed. it was suggested by Mr. Carrington that one of the problems was-; not enough borings were taken. Mr. Herzog asked if it were the same as Buckland Road. He was informed that Buckland Road- tad unusual conditions, much clan too. However, the whole town his alluvial soils. Mr. Finch asked if more boring samples were taken than before. They had. Mr. Finch asked if at the crossing sites, had borings been done on both sides of the stream. Mr. Baldino said no, the nearest boring is approximately 200 ft. up the road. Mr. Lyon noted the soils consultant plots his conclusio n from the borings taken and can judge what the conditions are in the area. Dr. Krahula wanted to know what would keep the concrete from sinking. The concrete is long enough, so that it will extent} beyond the river and won't be sinking Mr. Finch observed. it.was'explairiedi'itn will create a bridge, it will be embedded on either side. Dr. Krahula asked about method to divert the stream. By means of stop logs, 2 coffer dam will be used to dovert the area while workin^, once it_ is completed on one side, water will be allowed to go over the dam. ND• 03° (Ellinrrton Rd.--off Pierce Rd.) This is the next contract to be let . The MMinn station will be located in the -area indicated on the map, which Mr. Baldino Dointed out to members. The crossing will be encased in concrete using the same Te of detail as on strong A -d. fir. Finch asked if soil tests were taken at crossing and pump station Mr. Herzog asked if the same situation were present. i1�ri UNDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MWTEa ;ondav, September 13, 1976 r^P � Tt was. i i Mr. Herzog asked if detail plans would be going out to bid and Mr. Carrington raid they would. It was noted the trench and encasement would be the same. The size of the -nine will be 8 inches. Mr. Herzog asked how wide the crossing was at the point indicated on the map. *'y. Baldino said the encasement was 40 ft., the channel width is 20 ft. rim. Finch thought there were the same type of clay soils in the area. He noted i there used to be a brick yard there.14.r. Jurewicz wanted to know why they were crossing the road three times. He suggested if they dropped the line, they could cross the road only once. Mr. Carrington explained that much had to do with con- trol of traffic as twenty feet could wipeout the whole road. Mr. Finch asked why they were putting the pump station so close to flood line. Mr. -Carrington said they were collecting; gravitywize, this way they get the least amount of disruption and the most out of the gravity feed. Lyon explained they had done the work on the flooding limits for the Drainage Study prepared for the Town, the difference between the 50 and 100 year flood is very slight. Mr. Finch noted the concern was that they are protected. It looked a difference of maybe 2 to 4 ft. Mr. Lyon said it should be well above the 100 year flood. NO. 0h0 Pleasant Valle Rd. & Hilton - { Drive- P d Y o unk River Trunk Line) Mr. Lyon *pointed out on the map the area to be drained to meet the trunk sewer. Tt will include Pleasant ValleylEdgewood, Hilton, Barber, Jude Lane, baron, etc. which eventually goes down -the-Podunk River Trunk Line. There is a separate crossing for ?•!oodside� Parkview & Ellington which he pointed out on the map. He explained they are attempting to do all this with gravity flow, thus avoiding new pumping stations. Cuts are between 12 to 18 feet deep. one place goes to 20 feet deep. He said their tried to stay as far .out of the flood line as they could. He pointed out the area which collects the flow. The 50 year flood line is plotted. They have an outline of .specifics to limit the contractors sediment control project. They will try to make the contractor conform to their limits and to do as much as he can so avoid causing sediment and erosion. They are trying not to get into too difficult digging. They will stress the contractor will not pump into the Podunk River. Construction moves rapidly, and he thought you almost make more problems if you trSr to put in soil erosion methods. Hav bales can be placed to aid in erosion control. Mr. Herzog asked why they didn't plan something- to hook the two areas together. W.INDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY 19INtlTE 1 or►day, September 13, 1976 a,,e 7R Mr. Lyon said they would ran into different grades which would involve a Lh. pumping station. Mr. Carrington told -the p^ency they were thinking about the future and pointed out the the section for future expansion. Mr. Lyon noted that where the contractor gets within. 50 ft. of the river, it• will be necessary to rip-rap and exercise caution. He pointed to the area on the map noting it was very steep. Mr. Herzog asked how far away from the river was the point he (Mr. Herzog) indicated on the man. Mr. Lyon said about 20 ft. Mr. Jurewicz observed they were right on the river. Mr. Finch agreed. Mr. Lyon noted this was not the final specs. IM. Carrington felt that this was where co^iments by the Agency could be incorporated into the final specs. Mr. Finch asked if there were alternatives. Mr. Lyon said if you want to star on one side of the river, you have to have a river crossing. IAx. Herzog nn ed othenr±ze You must. have a pumping station. Mr. Finch asked what is saved. 1'r. Carrington explained they are avoiding the possibility of breakdowns and are s t^i n on unkeep and maintenance. ��. Jurewicz said the area is ver7- prone to pourer failures. ?_r. Herzog observed it was an expensive line. Mr. n Carrington j explained that by avoiding pumping staticr j Lucy are keeping costs down. T'r. Haldino said that initially it is more expensive, but over the long term aomparin� it to costs for upkeep and maintenance;, it will be cheaper. I ,.. �. Jurewicz reminded tho^e present that the Agency cannot forget that this 'rep. -s so sensitive. Carrington reviewed some of the backmround re-arding the initiation of sewers for the town. Fe said they tried to attract industr=* to the town, sewers -ere the Orly utility the town didn't have. Gradually over the ;gears the -ewer pro~ram _hay been installed and extended, and are mettin^ the nieces hooked to- ^ether. Pleasant VallevEctates is lon,, overdue for public sewer-. The sewer GOm"+;_asion is ti7,*in- to opet as much sewer for the money and also have some semblance of a plan for the future. rIr. Herzog thought this application will have a lot of conditions and stinula- "Ons tacked on to it. Mr. Carrington said he realized that is what the Agency it here for. He noted that in the past,they, had been fortunate with most of the t °ontra.ctors who have worked with them. ' uerzog said(looking at the map) he saw one point where they will be en- t casinn the line. Mr. Lyon pointed out--the" areas that axe€ entirely encased. He i 1-ans-OR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY KMTTES ndaVi september 13, 1976 also pointed out where the storm drains come out of Hilton Drive and other areas. He explained they encase for structural conditions, so they are able to bridge. y-r. Finch expressed his concern that a sewer line could be within 50 ft. of the river and not cause problems. ' mr. Lyon said there will be 5 manholes in the total contract. Wn-o ntbd-out one equipped with a vent pipe on the top, its-ebove the-.50year flood line so it will not be a contamination problem Mr. Lyon explained. Mr. Carrington said the Sewer commission is as concerned about water getting into the sewer system, as the IWA is concerned about sewage getting into the river. Mr. Jurewicz stated that it is not unhealthy for water to be in the sewer system, but it is the other way around. Mr. Herzog told Mr. Carrington and the Purcell representatives. the Agency would have to go o-er all the plans to see what will be done. He thought the other two applications (038 & 039) would probably move along rather quickly, however, this last one (040) is more involved. Mr. Lyon urged the Agency to try to make whatever statements or recommendations t submitted something that could be incorporated into the specifications. He told the Agency the line has been staked so they can see it. j Mr. Baldino explained that all these contracts go to DEP for approval. Mr. Finch expressed his concern that the Agency must exercise the -same care and I '1 caution in reviewing these proposals of the Town as they.would regarding proposals by the general public. It is necessary to have the Town follow the same standards and revuirements that are set down for everyone. If the Agency says one thing to the 'down and something else to others, they are open to criticism and problems in the future. 2M,r. Carrington thought the Town had certain rights. Mr. Herzog said not with this a ency, there are no exceptions. Mr. Carrington thought in this instance the Town was working toward the same goal, an environment that is stable and good. Ms. Herzog; said another thing- they can't consider is the dollar or financial aspect. The Town does not have a right to override the Inland Wetland ?atTs of the state. Mr. Woodcock agreed that Mr. Herzog was correct. Mr. Herzog e-Ohasized the-IWAgency-4s charter is not to save dollars, but to save we a*!d 7treams. Tar. Raldino said they would not cause permanent damage. Mr. Herzog said the ( ' r ".eency members want to be sure the-Trill not allow something adverse to happen to +re 'river. ;Mr. Carrin^ton asked that the7T look to this project as an extention of what .the Agency is trying to do, protecting the environment." Mr. Herzog said there were other things they could do. He realized it was a short term, but there is a explained that the n_ otential of damage to the river. Mr. Jurewicz and "r. 14erzot r Ui`H 1�*I05= INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTE " day, September 13, 1976 re 9. Agency must weigh each case ver carefully and examine it from the environmental i aspect. Mr. ?3aldino suggested they look at the environmental problems if the people on Ellington Road do not have sewers. Mr. Lyon suggested they consider an assumption,that each house consists of 4 persons which contributes to the discharge from that home. `Approximate17-a400=9alloris.-per day these homes are dumping and a percentage of that goes into the storm drainage. Mr. Finch asked what alternatives to the most extreme conditions they might encounter. Mr. Lyon said you could move it or re-Align it, but it does not appear that you will get it out of the flood line. Mr. Herzog stated the Agency was not against sewers, but he was concerned about two or three points on the line. Mr. Carrington said he would consider another session to further discuss the project. Mr. Herzog said they would want to see more information on both pro�sosals. Mr. Carrington asked Mr. Baldino to estimate the time frame regarding going out to bid. Mr. Baldino said the first will be going out first, and then the Ellington Rd. would be going out shortly thereafter.. because the pumping station is located there. Mr. Herzog suggested they should have letters regarding the first two by this week .. and the last one in a couple of weeks. He explained the Agency would be working again next week after the Conservation Commission meeting. Mr. Finch explained they wouldn't have approval by thee, only comments and questions. Mr. Carrington said as long as they had some questions from the Commission to move the project along. Public Participation - Ms. Adams said he would like to make a few comments and I reminded the Agency he was speaking as President of the Scantic River Watershed Association, as well as a citizen of the Town. He said the Association is the o"?y body concerned with bringing some kind of systematic app roach to the pro- tection of the Scantie River. At present the big thrust is an increase in mem- bership. He felt it would be an advantage to be able to go to Enfield saying f there were a hundred people, or more, in South Windsor backing up his efforts. He asked the Agency members to consider joining the membershim- and perhaps getting ' Others to join. Mir. Adams noted the most disasterous thing to occur on the ;Scantic was putting ` the seiner across it. He said he applauds the Agency's efforts regarding the Podunk ?fiver. He felt they would probably have to give the permit approval. He thought 8ziforeing will be the big issue regarding the contractor. He said he was very Wires � sed with hots the Agency handled the matter. He felt they have to strike a b'lance . He said their do back the Agene- in its efforts, and the,- do want sewers f t'Qp' Mr. Adams said it is of great interest to him as he is in charge of the sewer UT,' jv'INDGOR INLrND WETLAIMS AGENCY j c nda- September 133 1976 awe 10. x° project for a boys school. He told the Agency there is a plan being discussed to divert water from the Pnipsic _ giver.He said we are the most affected. He would like to be able to report regularly. } He said his aim in South Windsor is 100 members for the Watershed Association. ?r. Jurewicz asked what happened when the sewers crossed the river. Mr. Adams !-a_Zd no silting occurred. Mr. Jurewicz asked if it happened during construe- tion. Mr. Adams said it was not clear whether the contractor didn't do what he V„G supposed to do, or whether he wasn't told specifically what he was pnosed to do. There is another place in East Windsor where silting, is bad. Mr. Finch asked if there were any leaking problems. Mr. Adams did not think so, but will try to find out .more information. Perhaps he could get someone to come to speak the .the Agency about this. Mr. Adams suggested the Agency make a stipulation that the work be done at a point of low water. Mr. Stead said they will want to do it right awatr. He thought +�e-r krould have trouble getting them to wait. 140'?K TIZ,7ION: Gelinas Pr , erty Mr. Finch wanted to w how thev will plan restrictions on the wetland property. 'fir. Krahula asked if Mr. Ge inas will have to come back to the pQencTT if he divides Mr. Herzog and Vr#J wicz explained Mr. Gelinas cannot subdivide without coming, back to the IWA and the ZC. Part of "B" contains wetland, everything will he done outside the wetland bou. aries. ?�. Herzog said he assumed the leaching, s�elds were acceptable to Mel E ds. Mr. Mead thought they might not let him t- it. in if sewers are not too far off. Dr. Krahula wanted to know wh7T h would he do all this temporar�r system when ceiaers are comin7 in. Mx. Ftead told im manv have done this. 'fir, uerzog observed it would be 50 back from the stree. Mr.Stead said it war' correct. Assuming the leach field is OK, the set up on "A" seems OK. The second parcel is running within the wetlan boundary, how long would it take a septic �-•Gtem to fail. Mr. Stead said it is hard t tell, some lots last 15 years, others cause problems within 6 years. tr. Finch thought they should state no remo of substantial materials is prohibited. Mr. Herzog did not think Mr. Gelina would agree to a conservation e2cement should the TWA suggest it. ?'1r. Herzog th ght they should state he must 'Mild according to the plans as submitted to TWA and :that any changes to these Would require his returning to this Agency. Mr. ``tea asked if he were told to ^love the house 1 foot up or down, mould he have to come ack. The answer was no. a decision on his application until 'he Agency members decided to postpone N WIND,;(R INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTES l av� September 13s 1976 11. the worksession next week. Mr. erzo? said although he would not be present at the meeting next week as he will out of town, he suggested there should be no L problem with the Gelinas property oviding the following conditions are ,met: 1, restriction stated clearly abou keeping out of the wetland 2. lots A and B must be exactly as own on the plans 3. stress that if any changes are ma he'll have to come back to the Agency. berg Property - Mr. Stead reviewed the omputation sheet prepared by Mr. Fields of Sanderson and Washburn (for the re ten ion basin) he noted the Agency had asked he is well above what is necessary. Mr. Jurewiez for ten year storm figures and I noted he has a lot of safety factor built Mr. Finch asked if the Agency had every rec6ived the elevations regarding the eighboring property. Mr. Stead and Mr. Jurewicz said yes$ they were on the map. i Mr. Herzog said Mr. Edelberg seems to hay met all requirements, they have the commutations on the retention basin design. H asked if there were any objections i to Rranting a permit.--Mr. Finch made a motion t at the Iwa grant a permit , with conditions$ to Henry Bdelberg$ for Application N 037, for Property located on F-treet• this permit is for the set of plan drawn by Clifford Washburn, Jr. Burnham of Ganderson and Washburn$ dated June, 1976., rev August, 1976. The motion was seconded by Mr. Jurewicz$ unanimously aPProved. The following conditions must be adhered to for s permit to be valid. � 1 1. The work is to be done as shown on the plans awn by Clifford Washburn., Jr. j of Sanderson and Washburn$ dated June, 1976--re 'sed Augusts 1976. E 2. The Retnetion Basin shall be designed according computations as sub- of Sande on and t,,Tashburn, and as shoTar! on +,he plans. 3. The permit is valid for a-period of one year, and sh d work extend beyond this times it will be necessary for the applicant to turn to Via Inland i T%Tetlands Agenev. ained in the fill deposit d on the property. 4. No toxic material shall be cont � +h T.'i.ndsor G the Town f our 5. The applicant shall indemnif�r and hold harmles,. � against any liability which might result from the proposed operation or use. ' I.E.. l u A Legal notice will be posted in the Journal 'Inqi-rers Monday, Sept ber 20, 1976 I. accordance with the adopted Inland Wetlands and Wrtercourses Re- tions, the ; valid for one gear and shll expire if not exercised within i s e used Pro' et - Mr. Jurewicz thought they should ask what measures will be use i^ ?ctual construction and the prevention of siltation. ?fir. :Finch noted the , -i��.a+,;on elan looked as if it made senses the only thing that wasn't Spelled out I t VL' j-J-UU 03 INL Add WETLA�v�DS AGENCY MINUTES f nday. September 13, 1976 I le 1?. eras diverting the river. I- Stead noted that whatever the Agency stipulated, whoever the the contractor is,he will want to sit down and negotiate changes. Some will make sense and some may not. He may come in with something better or cheaper. Mr. Jurewiez said they must not be allowed to get silt and debris in the river. It was suggested if they specified a certain percentage of silt was allowed dur- ing construction, there is no way of looking at it if they have complied. Mr. Stead thought if you get too specific, you are designing for him. He thought Y. Young would be designated to do the enforcing of any requirements and conditions. Re said the Town will be watching and Purcell Associates will be watching too. He told Agency members whatever the Agency writes to the Applicants, will be stapled i right into the contract, if the Agency is specific enough, it should be no drawback, the contractor can see what is wanted. Mr. Herzog thought they could check with the Soil Conservation Service. Mr. Woodcock thought they should "make a general statement rather than going into specifics. Mr. Finch said he agreed with Mr. Stead. Mr. Stead noted if they didn't use the screens which are specified in the con- tracts, it would be the Town' s and Purcell's responsibility to see they use these � Items. Mr. Herzog thought they could specify the use of the filter screening material. He asked if the screening comes out as soon as the work is done, or can it be left a few days after. Mr. Stead told him it would only function for a few ' datrs, a short period of time, then it will. billow out and water will go around it. He thought it better it comes out as soon as work is completed. It was noted according to the sheet, they will rip rap. Mr. Stead noted if he were taking borings, he would want a boring as near to the pumping station, as possible. Mr. Finch asked if the Agency should defer to YT. WeltieIs judgment. Mr. Stead said he bad many years experience and no way would he (MR. Stead) criticize wiltie's judgment. Mr. Weltie is the only one in his field j in this area. Mr. Herzog said a letter will be drafted for presentation to the Sewer Commis- Sion. Jurewicz made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Woodcock, unanimously arnroved. '!'he meeting: adjourned at 11:05 p. m. - { Respectfully submitted, i Ar Corinne u. Murray, P`ecret 40 t4 aE+t H F7own W Soa& Li 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �i `• �4� AREA CODE 203/644.2511 k�SOR•GO� September 153 1976 Mr. Janes Throws, Chairman Sewer Commission Town of South �lindsor n 1330 Main Street South Windsor, Connecticut 06071t RE: Applications No.�038 & 039 Sewer Expansion Projects Strong Rd. & Ellington Rd. Dear Mr, Throws: At the regular meeting of September 13, 1976, the Inland ITTetlands Agency reviewed your Applications NOs. 038, 039, and 040. After discussing your proposals . for Strong Rd. and Ellington Rd. (NO. 030 & 039), we submit the following comments. As you know, the Podunk River runs the entire length of the Town of South Windsor. This river is .a highly sensitive area and it is the responsibility of this Agency to ' protect it from environmental harm. The Agency feels there is a strong potential for pollution to this stream, if strict precautions are- not implemented to protect it. The siltation control- structured with screening material, seems to be an effec- tive plan. However, we must stress the necessity for the Sewer Commission and Purcell Associates to guarantee that close supervision of the construction area will be exercised, to insure that effective measures for the prevention of siltation and erosion be strictly enforced. The Agency will be reviewing and discussing your applications main at the I4dA worksession, Monday, September 20, 1976, and we anticipate,as a result of this meeting, to be submitting more questions and/or comments with regard to the projects. Very truly yours, .....::: Robert Herzog, Acting Chairman ::::::: INLAND WETLANDS AGE-WY ....... T(XIN OF SOUTH 1,1INDSOR RH:chm cc: William Carrington Frank Baldino :........ Sandra Bender ::::::::. Paul Talbot .._..... Allan vouna........... wi7liam Grace ........ Charles Enes Mel Stead. Jr. i -H WINDSOR INLAIM WETLA]0S AGE GY 1 ORKSESSION I,ilI�tiTEc ; t dny, �'eptember 20, 1976 're 6. I ,rr motion was unanimously, approved. NFrs. liksson told Ir. elinas she uld ask SCS to answer as soon as possible. i ,:"-!he explained she could not approve the plication, with good conscience, until ` the questions were answered by SCS and 'neering Dent. { . The Agency expressed their appreciation to Mr. Gelinas for his cooperation. ?ems. Eriksson said that ,;CS has alreatj walk d the area, so there should not be *r_,ch time required in sending some comments d recommendations. Mr. Gelinas r expiditing this atter. Mrs. n7iksson assured said he would appreciate thei him they would be in touch with him as soon as a formation was received from SCS.. Mr. Finch noted that Niel seemed to think there were no problems. Mr. Jurewi.cz thought it was in the applicants best interest to b sure. He asked if it were bad that a leaching field drains into a-j%,etland area that has no s,,=face water. "r. Comer thought it would depend on the speed of dr age, if fast, it could cause r trouble and Flow drainage may not cause any' Finch noted there are ?:�s.Mftksson said she would speak Wi th Mr. Stead. ? i tT2ri 2tions in tile drains. He wanted to know -T-*hat to 100 for. '"here are a ut in the drains and then they get plunged. up• �Ik iunber ofhouses where builders p P!rs. Eriksson thought thev might contact Mel. Edwards to ; s. Finch thought IWA-should ask "-*CS if tile drains are ficient, and what T;3 mn� ' ations would occur should they fail and also what alte atives, if any, are co..- _ic there to the use of the drains. Air. Jurewicz thought they should know if the leaching field sins into the wetland, or malfunctions and drains into the wetland, would it be harmful. �. Finch no the back property line of Parcel ''A" should be checked to be sure it is totally outside the wetland. Dr. Krahula didn't see any cle objections for i Lot A. !,Irs. Eriksson said she would send a letter }.o -CS incorpoating th above questions and request they get back to TWA before the October meeting. °he will also request I co"nents Mr. Stead regarding the above. ire Commission Proposals For Expansion - The Agency reviewed the maps concerning I y lications NOS. 038, 039 8- 0lt0. �d I Mr. Jure-o ez noted proposals for Ellington ?d. I Iron7 Road were simple crossings, but the proposals for pleasant Valley Rd. Md Hilton Drive was the long trunk line. k 1 Mr. Finch said the Agency will need much information for the trunk line proposal. rI g ZTINDSOR IiJI.AI�D WETLAI�IDS AGE (;y -rIORKSESSION 2'ffNU'''ES uondaY+ ptember 20, 1976 j i. •. I We 7. have a natural gravity flow system, it .folows the line He observed that .when you { of the river: if it doesn't follow this., you run into the need for pumping stations. The real problem is working that close to the river. A general discussion followed regarding questions to be asked of the Sewer Commission and the Soil Conservation Service regarding the proposals. It was decided that the Sewer Commission should submit to the TWA specific recommenda- tions stating in writing what measures would be used to prevent erosion, siltatian and sediment problems during construction for Applications NOs. 038 & 039. 'Regarding Application NO. 040. it was decided that because of the proximity to the po&n* River and the possible irreperable damage: to the water course the i Agency will send this proposal to SCS and to DEP. Further discussion of the preo- posal will not occur until a reply from the Agencies mentioned is received. _ Sewer Commission will be so notified of this decision by mail. I ` Some of the concerns and worries mentioned by the Agency are the many problems in Town with sewer failures, some of them due to soil conditions. The proximity to the Podunk River,and the possibility of problems should breaks occur, is of great concern to the Agency members. It was felt that due to the importance of this proposal, a request be made that !-`CS send someone to review it with the P.gency mem- i opportunity to go over the materials submitted by DIA. bers once the GCS has had the Regarding the pumping station on Ellington Road, in Application NO. 039, It { satisfied with the was decided that "ors. Erikson would ask Ms. Stead if he were I � j o v ' r �,r nosed pumpin,, station or if he has a_-_y questions or concerns with this project. ' -quest from Town "ana er - Mrs. Eriksson old Agency members she h?d learned from the Town Manager that a developer is inter ted in a large parcel of land in -own but he does not wart t go ahead with engineering withoi.* containing wetlands, ' !enowirg whether he would be able to develop t e property. The Town Manager has asked the Agency to write to the developer in der to give some kind of aFsnrance regarding development. ] After disc'assion,Agency members decided that out knowing what specific of the nropertz* t y should notinitiate a letter ( rlan is proposed for development _ The felt to do so might imp to the developer. They -or judgment by the Agency. ,.�T uowevex, if the developer wished to nut his intention. in a letter to the Agency, +. m mbexs felt it would then be permissible to issue rep lY in answer to ris e e :i Questions. s he does have some Other �?usiness - Revisions to Regulations - Mr. Finch a",nt-QG ions to present to the Agency# Fe and Mr Jurevics �11 continue to x`riksson sug- review the Regulations and be ready to report next month. 3� { 3'. A�OgIN Sf� .Ci • � s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 ���soe:co r AREA CODE 203/644-2511 - September 21, 1976 Nx. James Throws, Chairman Sewer Commission _ Town of South Windsor 154o Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Connecticut 45074 RE: Applications NOS. 038,039 & 00 Dear Mr. Throws: Regarding your applications for the Sewer Expansion Projects for Strong Road and Ellington Road the Inland Wetlands Agency would like specific recommendations from you in writing, stating what measures will be followed to prevent erosion, , sedimentation and siltation problems during construction. If this information has reached us by our next regularly scheduled meeting, we will discuss your proposal again at that time. f Because of the proximity of the Trunk Sewer (Application NO. 040)to the Podunk River and its possible irreparable damage to the water course, ws sent this proposal to the Soil Conservation Service and the Department of Environmental Protection. We will not discuss the proposal until a reply is received from these agencies. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency Town of South Windsor CE:chm -Own 0 SotdA ?40z� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 'tiosoR�o�a� AREA CODE 203 j644-25n September 21, 1976 Mr. Philip Morneault Hartford County Soil & Water Conservation District . 123 South Main Strwet Warehouse Point, Connecticut 06088 RE: Sewer Commission-Town of South Windsor .Application NO. 040 Podunk River Trunk Sewers - Botween Pleasant Valley and Hilton Dr., So. Windsor, Ct. Dear Mr. Morneault: South Windsor has had many problems with sewer line failures in areas such as Buckland Road and Avery Heights. The sewer line in the Buckland Road area just sank due to the soil conditions. At present there is a suit against the Town with the Avery Heights Homeowners Association because of sewer line problems. The Agency is concerned about the proximity to the Podunk.River with this sewer proposal, and is worried about possible future brakes which might occur. We are enclosing maps,and the sediment and erosion control proposal for this application. When you have had the time to review this material, would it be possible for someone from SCS to come and review it with the Agency? We meet the second and third Mondays of each month. Please notify us if someone can come to meet with us. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Ch Erman Inland Wetlands Agency Cr.:chm Town of South Windsor ` _4_ October 12, 1976 ' Inland-Wetlands Agency Mr. Gelinas said , Morneault discussed the a of fill to be used. Mr. Morneault Mr. that the new plans show a 3:1 rade, rather than a 2:1. abl • however, he doubted there would be any said that the soil is permelso recommended significant difference in the tthelan high He a water t level. Mr- comer asked basement floor elevation be abov . Morneaultstated that they would not be Vill if drain tiles were necessary. P Tans. Mr- as necessary as log as the elevation is kept as shown on the p r Comer asked Mr. Stead the Town pr cedure for checking on house construction. Mr. Stead stated that as-built drawings are required; however, the To wn does not have enough staff check on all of the lots being built in Town. He said that a special effo could be shade to check construction on this application. He also said tha the draihaththedplansndounot, I as well as provisions for a sump Pump* a no show tile drains, and this should be inc uded. Mr. Gelinas asked what restrictions he wou d have on parcel B which is entirely in the wetlands. Mrs. Eriksson st ted that after he receives a permit to build, he may have use of the la d "incidental to the enjoyment of a home". royal of Application #036A t a permit be granted i Mr. Comer moved app s, Jr. for property located Strong Road, South to Robert'C. Gelina Wi ndsor. This permit is granted for the set of oliansfordat Parcel 9A76 and Parcel "B" drawn by Frank A. Meunier an ss and revised 10-4-76. I � conditions must be adhered to for thi permit to be valid: The following i be designed for provisions of dra tiles and provisions 1. The house shallum t meet the specifications i for possible future installation of a sump p P� of the Town Engineering Department. hold less the n of South Windsor 2. The applicant shall indemnify anresult from the propos d operation or use against any liability which may The motion was seconded by Mr. Herzog. All in favor; none posed. It and so ordered. a unanimous vote was � 2. Pod Lk Trunk Sewer Line between Hilltopand Pleasant Valle Road lied that these plans were incomplete, Mrs. Eriksson stated that DEP had rep !� because the location of the Inland-Wetland boundaries and the limits of construction were not included. The Agency reviewed the limits, but• not the ' ear flood limits, Morneault said that the plans show the 50-y C Inland-Wetlands boundaries. He discussed the terrace soils the in entire praopert which are easily erodable. He saeYtthey Heisaidnot thewalk soils aremostly sandy involved, because of private property. ' with underlying clay-type soils. He said that silt ladepa water and could , taken care of be be cause it would decrease flood storage capacity permanent create erosion hazard ionrismnot removed He said tfrom the his dFlood Plain area. problem if the sedimentand sediment and He also noted that there is wild life in the rivers, precautions need to silt laden water could damage it. He also noted that p recommended be taken to protect the stream bank. He ded a combination of rip- He said this li rap, vegetation and jetty to deflect the flow of water. ' could be in connection with removing obstructions so that the water would directly. He referred to several steep banks which are flow more �` I 1 I I Inland-Wetlands Agency -5- October 12, 1976 ' ! susceptible to erosion. He mentioned that vegetation of the upper banks would be difficult and netting would probably have to be used. He also noted that timing is important and seeding should not take place when the river is subjected to high flows. j Mrs. Eriksson asked if Purcell's erosion and sedimentation control .plan°:. #} included these recommendations. Mr. Morneault stated that they were mentioned in a general way. Mrs. Eriksson asked if the route as proposed ?! was acceptable. Mr. Morneault stated that the route is not in the Flood Plain, which is more- acceptable than if it were. The Agency asked Mr. Stead about the potential for sewer line breaks. Mr. Stead stated that I. the soils are not the same as in areas where breaks have occurred. He also noted that the Town has had input only on road reconstruction and laterals, but has given no input on the design. There was an extended discussion of the alternatives of putting in the sewer line as designed. { The Agency concurred that Purcell Associates should receive a copy of i the letter from DEP and the Soil Conservation Service Report, with their recommendations incorporated into the plans. i Mrs. Eriksson asked Mr. � l Morneault to review plans for U & R Housing i Corporation on Felt Road and Jennison-Wright Corporation property on Sullivan Avenue. She stated that the Agency would appreciate any recommendations and comments. Mrs. Erikkson noted that at the next meeting, in addition to the items included on the Agenda, Mr. Gregory Montana would be appearing before the Agency to discuss the proposed firehouse. Mr. Herzog moved to adjourn the meeting; seconded by Mr. Kenway and � l unanimously voted. Respectfully submitted, Sy a R. Cote,'Acting Secretary I ` � t• i t I � j E TH ItiMM 76R INLAND °rTETLAND AuE;ICY 'INIPI'E td�r, November 8, 1976 e 6. i annlication was premature. Ne added \Clerk s still far down the road and noted that Tits. Massey had said there is 53 . Tars. Eriksson asked if she would call a special meeting. Mr. Woodcock said he would have to look at the ReguMrs. Eriksson noted an emergency could be called if necessary. A noticemust be placed in the office of the To of later than 24 hours before said meeting. It must specify time and plth business to be transacted. No other business can be considered at sting. (from Freedom of Information Act) I r Expansion--Pro am -- Podunk River Trunk Line -- Mr. Carrin,^ton,Viewer Commission, Messrs. Lyon and MacKay., Purcell Associates were present for further discussion and �. presentation of revised maps to the Agency. ?Irs. Eriksson asked if they had met with Mr. Daly of DEP. :Mr. ??acKay said they l had met with him on Friday but they did not give him a set of the plans at that time. Tars. Eriksson said the Agency would then send a set of plans to Mr. Daly. { Yx. Lyon said Mr. Daly had asked for the official wetlands to be shown, their i had added these limits. They have outlined the 50 year flood line. In reference to the wetlands: Tyr. Lyon noted the-official was quite different from what they felt is the wetlands. The scale is so different' errors are increased on large scale. They have added the soil types to the map (he pointed out the classifications on the man). He explained the section on Hilton Drive is the Podunk Materials and is +hat T4r. Daly wanted to Gee. It said it is definitely in the flood plain. Mr. Lyon said they feel they can do the best they can., to have the contractor overate within the 60 feet construction easement. He has to confine his activity 'thin this areas which he pointed out on the map. I4r. Jurewicz said he will be in the stream. TMtr.- Comer pointed out areas on the map as "key"areas where the 1 nine is in the stream, and asked if they were plannini7 to avoid erosion as much as possible.` TlTr. Lyon said when they are within 50 feet of the streams they have ductile line. Mr. Comer noted the contractor will be disturbing the stream and asked if !'� theyshould be showing rip-rap'inthose areas to avoid erosion and he pointed out Vie areas in question on the map. Mr. Lyon said they reserved rip-rap for steep banks and the area mentioned b.r Mr. -Comer was not steep banks. Mr. Comer said it i may- not be steep, but there are sharp turns and/or corners. ' rtr. Lyon noted in other areas where the-.., come adjacent to the edge of the r + from the streams rip-ran -dll ...creams they tai11 cordon off �a keep s�.7.tatzon f a .. Protect the bank after construction. He felt if they have mulch and netting: the7 have protection. They are not goinn to rip-r?p everT corner. Mr. Comer OUT�� SOR P LAND WETLANDS AGENCY TT � WINB M. Monday.. November 8, 1976 f� e Page 7. f 'Mr. Comer thought it still looked as if'it needed riprap. lx. MacKay observed what it actuMy is., there is no wav the contractor is going to be digging in the river. Mr. Comer asked if that meant thev are not going to allow him in the streambed, why show the easement in the river. Mr. MacKay E: said it was for legal wording only. Mr. Lyon explained the exact easements them- selves are described with figures and legal wording, however, specifications will supersede the legal wording and easement boundary. Mr. Jurewicz said that legally it would still give him the right to go into the river, if he feels he must. Mr. MacKay said before the contractor excavates, he will have to make precautions Mr. Comer noted that in man, places they will be within 50 ft. of the stream t and according to the siltation and sediment plans, they trill be putting in hay bales and sand balls. He wondered if they could be left in place afterward, as there will be a lot of disturbance.'of the banks. Mr. Carrington explained the sandbags would rot..spilling, out their contents,thereb, causing problems in the river is their were left. ALrs. Eriksson observed all--the exnosed banks Tvill be covered with seed, she !! wondered if all the work will be completed before the seedin.M is done, or z-rill it be done section by section. Mr. I-von said there was no point i seedin^ until - 1 i is finished. Fe said they are askinff the contractor to brotect the storage areas, rmid.dtr areas, and. *materials. Fr -MacKay h6ted bonstructidri may`start in the Wiring. I ?�Ss. Friksson wondered if this were the befit time to start. M-r. *Racxa�r said they could put a stipulation that he doesn't work there until spring floods are over. Carrington said except for the ones that have been publicised, they have I had rood luck with sewers being done ahead of. time. Mr. MacKay said their certainly wouldn't want to do it during hieh water. Mrs. Eriksson asked if there were other sewers that could be started before I � this was begun. Mr. MacKay, said yes, there was a lot of area of work which the 4' contractor could do before this area. He added, he thought the contractor would have two crews working on this. Mrs. Eriksson said she would rather not leave the ! decision up to the contractor. *7r. Lyon said he would hate to put this restriction on him unless he has a food reason for it. Mrs. Eriksson asked if an TWA restric- tion be a good enough reason. She was told it could. Mr. Carrington asked if 1 they would srecifv according- to the month. Mr. Lyon said the contractor of course would have his own time schedule, however, they could guess to an approximate time. Mr. MacKay observed the contractor may want to do it during the winter. Mr. Lyon reminded those present that the contract would stretch over a period of one year. I4.. MacKay thought it was not very restrictive if the, were only keepinL him out r i FOUTH WMSOR INLAND WPTLANDgq AGKqCY I I INIT'I'E� tfonday, November 8, 1976 for two months out of the year. Mrs. Eriksson asked for clarification regarding materials that are excavated. Mr. Lyon explained that it didn't make sense , if in digging you get soupy material, If to put it back in the hole. They are asking for it to be removed. Mr. Herzog asked where it would be put. Mr. MacKay noted it may be removed from the site. Mrs. Eriksson asked who was the engineer, the Town or Purcell. Mr. MacKay said I Purcell Associates are the engineer of record. Mr': Lyon said the specs are always written for the engineer to inspect on the job. Mr. Carrington told the Agency members it was a means of avoiding confusion, it didn't eliminate input, Allan Young's office is still involved. Mr. Krahula asked what they did about the pumping. Mr. Lyon explained that when water is pumped out, it isn't done directly, but through a system of hay bales, i which is a crude way of filtering the water. Mr. MacKay noted if the system doesn't work_, he would have to make a siltation chamber. Mr. Carrington explained that on some sites, one method may work better than others. Mr. MacKay informed members the engineer would be on the site and if the s system isn't working_, they can see. it at once, and can step in and put a --Stop to it. They will only be pumping dur- ing the day, not at night. An inspector should be there during the day. Ms. Jurewicz asked if the prose,. Pumping process were short, one or two hours. p' _ r11 . MacKay said they could be pumpinn all day. Mr. Jurewicz said unquestior^bly, the water will be muddy. He didn't believe the hay bales are going to be a rood I filter. Mr. Comer said it will work, a majority of the silt will be taken out. Yx. Jurewicz wanted to know how quickly the hay bales become saturated. My. Lyon said they well be moving quickly, he didn't think there would be over saturation. Ns. MacKay noted if it did clog up, sil-, would not F^ through, but water -would go over the top. It would be up to the inspector not to allow this to happen. 7t would be an obvious malfunction and would be seen. Mr. Jurericz asked if there were anywhere else it could be dumped. Mr. MacKay said sometimes it can be put into a sedimentation basin. Mr. Lyon said the method proposed is a fairly regular way of doinn it. Mr. MacKay thought the trouble with a sedimentation basin'is that it may make more problems with it, than without. He would prefer not to use them. He said they are going to make the contractor keep the trench as narrow as possi- ble as it is mainly based on a narrow trench. Mr. Herzog asked if there were a place where it shows the pipes encased. Mr. Lyon pointed out the areas or. the map.. i i' I UTH°WINDFOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINU ECI nday, November 8, 1976 ee 9. I' Mr. Comer asked what do they do if erosion should start to occur. Mr. Lyon said they would restrict by calling for hay bales to be used where erosion starts. Mr. MacKay said they are trying to protect the river. fi Mr. Lyon was asked about the storage areas. He informed members of the Agency I ' at these points they would be storing pipes, hay bales and would be used for turn- around too. Mr. Comer said then it was not to store "sludg". Mr. Herzog asked where excavated materials are going. Mr. MacKay said if the materials are suitable, they will go to the land fill in 'Sbuth Windsor, if they are not suitable, the contractor will have to make arrangments to have it taken away. No piles will be left on. the site. Mr. Lyon noted one more item, additional work within the construction easement., it is meant to restrict the contractor so he he cleans up and encourages re-vege- tation after construction. He added it is much better to have the natural vegeta- tion regrow, than to put in new. Mr. Comer observed Mr. Lyon must mean weeds, skunk cabbage, etc., the trees will be gone. Mr. Herzog asked if the-Y plan to keep the right-of-way clear, perhaps limit the growth for service trucks. Mr. Jurewicz asked what was the maintenance period. Mr. MacKay said about once a year it is flushed or they use a ball to drag through. Initiallu it has to be checked more often. Mr. Lyon said there will be- a supplemental blanket of crushed stone so there ` won't be a settlement. This is to avoid the dislocation of pipes. I Mr. Jurec,*icz asked what kind of joints will be used. MY. MacKay said maybe gasket joints or nushon joints. Mr. Krahula asked if failures happen at the joints. "Ir. MacKay said failure is infiltration either at the joints or nanholec. r,.r. Carrington said the previous problems were not with gravity- line but I, in pressure flow-li.n.e. Mr. MacKay noted their soils man made recornendatior_s for the bedding nentioned E: above to avoid situations of lrzckling. Mx. Carrin�,ton said because of pact a"er- G '; fence the- hnirp been eYtremel`r enrefu"!. Mrs. Erikson thanked the Sewer Commission representative and Par cell re^_- ese .- I; latives and informed them the Agency would send a13 material c received to Mr. ?)aj y l of 1_7-P, and when the Agenczr receives a repl.r from Mr. Daly, the Se7.mr Commission and Purcell Associates will be notified. ?tr`s. Eriksson said she will trrite to the Sewer Ccr.-rri.ssion notifying them the Agency is sending their revised maps, etc. to DE'_',and that no determination trill. �s made before hearing fro-n DEP. Mr. Jurewicz is still not convinced then are not noing to mske a Mess. pconstruction �kllrd Road -- Mrs:\EY'iksson exolninPd the an�q'�icatio- trn^ Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06014 November 9 . 19 76 A`r. James Tnrowe, Chairman Seger Commissi oh .... To,,.-- Of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue Soutq .Ilindsor, Connecticut 06074 .i2E: APPLICATION NO. 04-0 _. Podunk River Trunk Dear ':r. Throk.e lifter raeetir. with Mr. Carrington and representatives _..:...:: from 'Purcell Associates it- tie .miaetirg held -Noveinber o, .19750, the Agency has forwarded all materials given to it at that ti me, to �d *ard:: :. 7a1 r, Water Resources unit, DEP. +ic ....... I�wo waiting "-.nfoXmiatiOl �cl� 3CC Or ce t;tci.ia.I:a1 ' _........ Gt-crmi._at i o _ on vovr p.0 Very truly yoitis, eo::s-, .:,ce Er- csson C. :ire .......- I:1 1. ........- r ! _ �.ovn of Sout-- 1 111="GtJ iir ........ C...t/,//��riim GC. NJ11 rlacKa�ti , Purcell r:ssoc� awes !nc• ici:u3:d Lyon. Purcell .ssociates/ Inc. _'rank Dalai no, Purcell t,soci�,te., Inc ......... . Willi-am Carrington Vice-ci«. --c . i WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WOR)MESSION MINUTE day, November 15, 1976 ' I e 4. Mrs. Eriksson wondered if the property owners were on wetland. She noted that Sasparians were next . They had received a permit for their duck pond. Mr. Comer thought the 1 was designated wetland because of l the soil. Mrs. Eriksson noted they should ver the addresses of the adjacent Z ty owners (Sasparian and Joblonski) help SCS in identifying the on of the property. ftpansion Program-Podunk River Trunk Line- Mrs. Erikson explained this it-we Irad been placed on the Agenda for discussion if the DEP report arrived in ' time. However, it has not arrived as of this meeting. It will be placed on the Agenda for the next IWA meeting in December. ,Proposed Changes in Inland Wetlands Watercourses Regulations Mr. Jurewicz reported he had reviewed the Regulatio s,State and Local:regarding the time limits: imposed upon the Agency. He s the Agency had been concerned that they were spending more time than allows by Regulations, before making a 1 decision. He read the following Sections rom the South Windsor Regulations: Section VI Paragraph 6.9 "No applica on shall be deemed a comple application unless it shall be in such orm and contain such ififormation as the Agency deems necessary for a fair termination of the issues." L' Section n Paragraph 11.2 "Action shall taken on applications with- in sixty-five (65) days after- the -completi of a public hearing or, in the absence of a public hearing, within six -five (65) days from the date of receipt of the complete application. Mr. Jurewicz said that according to the Regul tions the Agency was not in violation of its own Regulations, but was acting accordance with its Regulations. Mr. Woodcock said it sounds correct to him. Mr. Jurewicz said the second point in question the Regulations was Permitted Uses, as of right. He said the local Regulations are of as all encompassing as the State Administrative Regulations. Mr. Jurewicz re Section IV Paragraph 4.1 c: "Uses incidental to the enjoyment and maintenance o residential property, such property defined as the smallest lot permitted in t lowest density residen- tial zone established by the South Windsor Zoning Re ations;" Mr. Jurewicz then read Section 22a-39-3•ld of the Eta Administration Regulations, recommending the following portion of the above mentioned tion be incorporated into the South Windsor MW Regulations--Section IV,Paragrap 4.1 c �'........... ch incidental uses shall include maintenanc of existing WINDSM INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTES day, December 13, 1976 age 5• � I damage to the stream if p distance was maintained. Mr. Herzog thought about five feet from the s eam should give ample leaway and protection. Di.;-Brahula waiited'to be sur this was a condition, so there would be no danger to the stream. The Ag cy also felt the excavation area should be covered and packed at the coanpl tion of the construction. There being no further discussion on the applic ion, the chairman asked for a motion. Mr. O'Sullivan made a notion t t the IWA grant a permit, with the conditions stipulated above,and in cordance with the Plans presented to the Agency, dated Nov. 249 1976, to Mobil Pipe Line Co. for their Application NO. 048. The motion was onded by Mr. Herzog, unanimously approved by those present.' "At the December 13, 1976 meeting, the Inland Wetlands Agency granted a permit, with conditions, for Application 048, for property located with- in the Vibert Road right-of-way, South Vindso Connecticut. This permit if grnated for the set of plan approved by K. D. Weaver, Engineer, Mobil Pipe Line Company, dated Nov 24, 1976, Entitled "Six- inch Hartford Spur Pipeline Cathodic Protection, P. 27.03", Drawing No. D-1579-PL. The following conditions must be adhered to for 's permit to be valid: 1. Any excavation shall be limited to no less five feet from the stream 2. The excavation area shall be covered and packs at the completion of construction 3. The applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless Town of South Windsor against any liability* which may remal.t fr i the proposed operation or use. A Legal Notice will be posted in the Journal Inquirer Monday, ' cember 20, 1976• In accordance with the adopted Inland Wetlands.and Watercourses egulations, the permit is valid for one year and shall expire if not exercise within this period. This activity has been determined to be a regulated activity, therefore a ee of $15 is charged to cover the costs of processing the application. The Applicant shall be so notified. DUN' RIVER TRUNK LINE - The Agency reviewed the Trunk Line proposal to date includ- ing the DEP Check List and the SW report. Discussion of the possibility of going to Public Hearing occurred and Mrs. Briksson expressed the concern that the Public might attend not because of any great concern for the wetland, but because they don't want a bulldozer in their front yard, Mr. Jurewicz said he still thought they would make a mess of the Podunk River. Mr. Herzog read from Paragraph H. of , t u•rn W.LWII= INIIAM WWUJAMM ALi151VV UI MINUMS n3ay, necember A, 1976 age 6. � I DEP Check List. regarding precautions to be implemented during actual work. "...This plan appears to be adequate. However, any plan of this type is only as good as the field inspection during construction. Tke contractor should be responsive to recommendations made by the inspecting engineer, and the inspecting engineer should pay close attention to construction activities to be sure necessary measures are taken to mitigate any impact on the wetland and watercourses question. (This has been submitted by the consultants) Mrs..Eriksson felt they still needed someone from the IWA to see that close supervision is maintained. Mr. Jurewicz said he would be willing to oversee i the operation during construction. He repeated he still was not sure they were not going to make a mess. He felt there will be an impact on the river. Mr. Herzog drew attention to specific points made by Mr. Morneault of SCS, especiallyin the use of jetties at several -locations in the river where curves exist, to protect the banks and curves as well as the Trunk Line itself. Mr. Jurewicz said his main concern was that supervision was strict in order to protect the stream, he wanted to stipulate that the IWA cowls issue a cease and desist order if they did not comply, and also that random on site inspection by the Agency is allowed. Mrs. Eriksson felt they should have a strong basis for saying no. She asked if the other members were agreeable to waiting on a decision, at least until Frank Comer: and,Bob Finch are present, as they have reservations too. Mr. Herzog expressed the feelings of the other members saying he felt it a good.idea to:wait, He noted the jetties recommended by Mr. Morneault were not on the map. He would like to hear their (Mr. Lyons) feelings on the use of these jetties. Mr. Herzog I reminded members they must weigh the value of the project along with the other considerations. Mrs. Eriksson said she would contact Mr. Lyon to see if he could come in for the IVA Worksession She suggested if members had any more questions or concerns, to have them ready for the next meeting. Mr. O'Sullivan noted the Podunk River is considered a clean river and now they plan to dig a trench and put in a sewer line.: He found; this difficult to reconcile. Mr Herzog noted a sewer- line goes, along-Plum Gulley Brook and Clark Street, and he followed its course onthe map.showing: where it fin- ally ends. He noted this will be a gravity feed lines much less maintenance problems and costs,- he-reminded members the problems on Avery Street were caused by a forced main, the contents is moving under pressure. There are more problems if you go other than gravity. SMTH MMSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY KMTES Monda7t December 13, 1976 i Page 7. Mr. Jurewicz observed the area under discussion for the line is heavily wet- j land, he thought an alternative to this gravity system would be not to go through the wetland. i Mrs. Eriksson noted a lot more tests have been made for this proposal, than previous ones. Mr. Herzog added they are a lot more cautioussince their (Sewer Commission) problems on Buckland Road. Mr. Jurewicz thought it would be a difficult construction job because of the steep banks. - Mr. Herzog agreed, noting if they knew where the line would be hitting same of the sensitive areas, it might be helpful, there are 3 or It points where they will be right up to the river. Dr. Krahula asked if they could write to the inspecting engineer regard- ing these sensitive areas. Mr. Herzog explained the Agency could put these stipulations in the permit. Mr. Jurewicz said he will want many conditions on this application. Mr. O'Sullivan thought it would be tough to put in a pipe runnig along the river as it is. Mr. Herzog said Mr. Morneault does not seem concerned about laying the pipe, only about use of rip-rap near the river, etc. Mr.Herzeg i said there is more problems with leakage into system, than leaking out. Mr. Jurewicz noted that in addition to the area being classified wetlands, it was 'also wet land. Farnham Estates Sewer ram - Mrs. Eriksson said the cY had received maps i from Purcell on their pro sal for Rye St. and Farnham Esta s Sewers. They will be coming in next week to 'scuss the project. In one area hey seem to be en- croaching on a wetland. Th a is a culvert on Rye Street and they may be going under it. The members chec the map but it was difficult to see if they were i going under or not. Mr. Herzo thought it may be a box culvert He thought there should be no problem, however, ey may be hitting wetlands. Fifty Acres Limited Mrs. Erikss n told members Mr. Henry had me with Mel Stead, Allan Young and the Engineers. tally they have reached afire ent with the Town Engineers. Changes have been They (50 Acres) will have come in for an amended permit. 1. They will be lowering the pond by 'l foot Buck had been concerned there was not enough ca acity). 2. In one section the will be fill for drainage purposes. They will ve to come with their Conserva 'on Plan. Joseph Srahula noted the pond is hardly any water in there at Mr. Herzog-agreed.. saying he had got well and the Balf property. Dr. ahula said he had walked all the way through and found just caked mud. It s very dry. It was noted by Mr. Noseck (EDC Liais it was the dryest year since 947. UTH WMSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MOMMSSION MINUTES ,onday, December 20, 1976 age 3• 2. Irene Guy property on L wence, Road - Mr. Lucek was representing Mrs. Guay in this application. Mr. ucek explained that originally they had asked to build one house and IWA had anted their request. However, as they pro- ceeded with it, they decided put the house at the north, instead of the south. They got permission to build on a lot with less than 50 ft. frontage. They are near wetlands, but not it. Back in February 25, 19762 the IWA determined a permit wasn't necess at that time. Now because of the change of the location of the house, the Agency will have to consider if the new location will have any effect the wetland. Mr. Finch asked what kind of wetl d it was. Mr. Lucek said it was a recharge area, swampy, retains runoff, r barge underground. The slope is j toward Vernon. k Mrs. Eriksson asked how far from the land--400 ft., 500 ft.? i Mr. Herzog thought it approximately 200 ft. Herzog noted his main concern was the lot size, difficult to tell fro drawing presented with f application. Mr. Lucek said it was rural reside ial, 40,000 sq. ft. 175 ft. frontage -- 200 x 250ft.- He noted the que tions asked in letter !. i is included in map. Mrs. Eriksson asked if septic system is going s th. Mr. Lucek said yes. Mr. Herzog asked about contours. Mr. Lucek repea ed it pitches east, toward Vernon, fairly flat. Mr. Herzog asked if there e a slope which would give a problem and Mr. Lucek said no, it was quite s ampy, with a fairly gentle slope. Mrs. Eriksson told Mr. Lucek the Agency would get back to him within the week with a decision and thanked him for his cooperation- 3 /Podunk River Trunk Line - Mr. Carrington of the Sewer Commission and Mr. Lyon of Purcell Associates were present for further discussion regarding this portion of the Sewer MTansion program. Mr. Lyon passed out the revised sheets dated 12/20/76, for sediment and erosion control and plans and specifications reflecting revised rip-rap and seeding changes. Mr. Lyon thought they had responded to Mr. Morneault's comments regarding hi^ report. The revised rip-rap extended limits,in lieu of a i jetty proposed as a deflector is shown on the revised plans. Mr. Lyon said they felt sodding not Under Mulching, Sodding and Seeding, ' enough in that area to provide the proper or sufficient type of sodding. They revised the portion containing the seeding and sodding dpecifications and he indicsted the areas on the map. SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKSESSION MINUTES Mondayj, December 20, 1976 Page 4. Mr. Morneault noted his comments were in relation to the former plan as shown in the Town Clerk's Office. Mr. Herzog said most of his questions were related to questions Mr. Morneault had brought up and also from DEP. One thing brought up at last week's meeting was on site inspection, not only is it a problem after construction, but during construction too. The Agency is anxious that the contractor is careful. Mr. Lyon said they think they have provided the cau- tions they can. . It was noted that DEP comments there will be short term impact. IWA is concerned and wants this impact to be kept at the minimum. The impres- sion from their (DEP) comments is it is going to happen, but take every pre- caution to reduce the impact to the very minimum. Mr. Herzog explained that DEP had taken the Check List and applied it to �. the Sewer Project. He referred those present, to the comments on construction he noted,in effect, Mr. Daly (of DTP) accepts what they (Purcell Associates) are proposing. Mr. Carrington said they are trying to go along with what DEP has said. Mr. Herzog noted however, the last paragraph is a complete disclaimer. Mr. Lyon noted we don't have the set of plans showing the ductile- pipe, where they are dictated by DEP guidl3nes. Mr. Carrington noted one problem is leakage infiltration, Mr. Herzog asked_ if this were a greater problem than leaking out. Mr. Carrington said it was hard to keep water out of the system. Mr. Finch wondered if there were a rate which could be applied under the contract specifications, stating that leakage up to that point, but not over it, would not be a problem. Mr. Lyon did not have an actual rate. Mr. Carrington suggested if there was an excessive amount: out of the s-rs Jerr:, they would strive for closer tolerance. Mr. Lyon noted that in the area where they are within 50 ft.of the river a Styrene or PVC pipe is used. Mr. Carrington noted none is under pressure and remindeding them that ductile is tighter fitting. He said there will be a greater initial cost, but they expect to achieve more. Mr. Finch asked if there were a difference in laying pipe. Mr. Lyon said it can be a push on point, rubber gasket, or a mechanical joint with a bolt. Plastic pipe has a cement collar. Mr. Carrington observed that at the -point, it assumes the strength of any other part of the pipe. Mr. Lyon noted that in special areas, they have asked for additional one foot of crushed stone for the bed. Mr. Carrington said details are on the sheets. Mr. Herzog asked if it were possible, when construction proceeds into sensitive areas, to notify the IWA when it reaches those areas.: Mr-Lyon said to put it into the conditions and earmark it for the inspectoner-son. ?Ot?TH WINDSOR INLAND WEMANDS AGENCY WORMESSION MINUTES (onday, December 20, 1976 'age 5% Mr. Carrington thought it would limit the contractor. Mr Herzog said the Agency is interested in looking into the works. Inspection is the standard proceedure, as set down by DEPs etc. Mr. Lyon said they have materials which list inspections, but they have not set up exact proceedure. Mr. Carrington suggested it would depend upon how the particular contractor will set up. He is free to work within the guidelines. Mr. Finch asked if they were inspecting each weld and Mr. Carrington said an inspector will be on the job constantly--100% of the time. Mr. Finch asked how this would work. Mr. 'Carrington said a member of Purcell Associates, who is employed by the Town will be inspecting, and there will be inspectors checking the inspector. Mr. Herzog asked who the contractor would be working with. Mr. Carrington said Purcell will be working with the contractor. Mr. Lyon noted that through the course of the contract it will go through a chain of .command. Mr. Finch asked if there were some environmental reason why they chose this method or type of line. Mr. Lyon said they did not want to add another pump station. Future hookup in general vacinity of Podunk--Northview in Tudor Hill area. Mr Finch asked if this area would be served with a different system. Mr. Carrington said a portion are already served by a pump station, tying into Spring Pond pump station, he pointed out the area on the map which will be served is the future. It has potential for expansion. Mr. Finch observed that the IWA is supposed to be looking out for the environment, if they allow the Town to do something they would not allow a developer to do problems could arise. Mr. Carrington reminded Mr. Finch and the other IWA members that they were putting in a sewer to serve and benefit the Town where a developer is only interested in serving a small area and financial interests. Mr. Herzog asked Mr. Morneault if his questions have been satisfied. He felt it should be ok. Mrs. Eriksson asked Mr. Morneault if he were satisfied and he replied yes. Mr. O'Slullivan asked how much money was saved. Mr. Carrington said much. Mr. Lyon would hesitate to state how much without the figures handy. Mr. Lyon told IWA that some areas will have to have pump stations, although they have tried to figure other ways. 4. Farnham Estates Sewer L ke Proposal - Mr. Lyons said he t 'ed to do some inter- pretation from 80 scale ma s to figure the limits of the lands in Farnham Estates. SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKSEMON MINUTES Monday, December 20, 1976 Page 7. for an application to be fled, -and a permit obtained. Our approval of this one use lot does not indicate any further.- approval for any activity at may be conducted on proposed Lot NO. 2. This letter supersedes all evious letters pertaining to this parcel of land located on Lawrence ad.,.,.-South Windsor, Connecticut. U. &R. Housing Corporation Pro er - After discussing information presented to the Agency regarding this propos Mrs. Eriksson made a motion that a� pproval be granted for Application NO. 042,an that a permit•be granted to U. & Re Housing Corporation, for property loca d on' Felt Rd., between Birch Hill Dr. and Tallwood Dr., South Windsor. This pe 't is for the set of plans drawn by- nil W. Lucek, P.T; & L.S., of Emil W. cek Associates, Entitled-"Burch Hill, section 7", Drawing NO. 75229 Sheets 1 2,& 3 of 3, dated November'26, 1976. The following conditions must be adhered for this permit to be valid: 1. Lots No. 1 through 4 are acceptable wit septic systems 2. The following applies to lots No. 5 thro h 8: - a. The curtain drains may be installed b. No building shall thake place until s 'tary sewers are avail- able c. First floor elevations for the houses on hese lots--must be resubmitted for review and approval by th Agency d. Before any construction occurs, documentati n must be submitted to the Agency, that the curtain drains are rking effectively, to lower the water table on these four lots 3• The applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless th Town of South Windsor against any liability which may result from the proposed operation or use ZThe tion was seconded by Mr. Woodcock., unanimously approved. odunk Xiver Trunk Line - Mr. Herzog felt if Mr. Morneault of SCR is satisfied tix.th the bends and curves is ere rip-pap is proposed, he is willing to accept it. Mr. O'Sullivan didn't like it. Mr. Finch still felt they were being easy on the Town. Mr. Herzog didn't think they had been lenient with the Town. Mr. Woodcock said the record speaks for itself, the minutes are voluminous regarding this proposal. Mr. Herzog wondered if in the area where they were close to the stream, where the netting is being put ins would it be advisable to build one of those things where they can move it around and drop them into the river wherever they were needed. He didn't see how hay bales will be effective. Mrs. Eriksson asked what about the time of year.. would they be working during the high flood prone season. It was agreed, it was difficult to pick a time with reference to rainfall occurance. It was noted they might be working during the Trout Spawningseason !or rin time and if eggs (Nov.� SP g )� gg are in when siltation occurs, it could destroy them. SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WMK%SSION MINUTES Monday, December 20, 1976 Page 8. Mr. Herzog said they would not beable to do the work in two months, he might consider "playing" with the date do it next year, they haven,t gone out to b witd ye i reason. He felt they could schedule, s Part of a long Mr. Finch said he is concerned about whether the Agency is do' thing irreversible. He Wanted to know what the 1 any ong terra effects will be regarding filtration. Mr. Herzog noted he (Mr. Finch is concerned about it ) was the, he (Mr. Herzog was not concerned abet only one who either in or out, he was concerned about siltation. However s within 4 to 6 months of completion, there should be an end to siltation problems a lot will be resolved. Mr. Finch asked what about the effect on the wildlife. Mr. Morneault noted he had commented on this in his report of a few months ago, wildlife values of a stream are diminished substantially when the stream is carrying silt, and fish habitat, if existing, will, be further reduced. The recom.. mendations he made were suggested to minimize the impact from construction. Mr. O'Sullivan was concerned about the Podunk River, a "clean river" having a sewer line in it, thereby, perhaps making n clean river save a little money. Mr. Herzog � dirty to explained a gravity sewer is a more reliable sewer than anything under force. Mr. Woodcock felt if the Agency were going to make a decision, it should be done as a full Commission and suggested waiting until the others were present. He noted that the Sewer Commission is coming in with experts saying they can do the job with minimal amount of impact, if the Agency keeps argu- ing, they will, take it to court. If the Agency goes to court,it will have to have an expert to back it up. He continued, he did not understand the "numbers" and that is why they have e.�erts. Mr. Herzog noted that 90% of what is going through the pipe is fresh water, it is not 100% waste. Mr. Lund noted the Agency has the power to request the experts to submit the information needed to make a determination. Mr. Woodcock was in favor of getting more information, if they can come up with it. He repeated, he didnit think they can act without the other members present. Mr. Morneault noted , if you cut down flood storage capacity of the flood- Main, runoff will be increased, however, according to their plans, it will not be a problem. Mr. Woodcock expressed concern as to what the cost of an alternate SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKSESSION MINUTES' Monday, December 20, 1976 Page 9. proposal would be. Mr. Herzog asked if they were in the position to ask questions regarding the Q�Onomics of the project. Mr. Woodcock said he thought they are to weigh everything, and saw no harm in getting that infor- mation. Mr. O'Sullivan wondered if whatever proposal is followed would cause the same damage to the river. He asked what classification this river was under. Mr. Morneault noted there is a new publication regarding the revised water qualifications. Mr. Woodcock brought up the possibility of taking this before the public for a public hearing. He thought it is something significant, if nobody is aware of what is going on along the river. Mr. Finch thought if there were a hearing, Mr. Herzog would probably be proved right in his argument. Mrs. Eri.ksson noted the Agency did not have the names of the adjacent pro- perty ownersp were no supplied by applicant. She wondered who would come , and why, will it be because of er0ironmental conditions, or because they are against sewers. Mr. Herzog asked Mr. Finch how the members of PACE felt. Mr. Finch said PACE hardly exists now, but he felt they would probably ask the same questions the Agency had been asking. Mr. Herzog thought the Town is recognizing a serious problem, and are taking the necessary steps to solve the problems involved. Mr. Lund told the Agency members,that with 70% reduction in siltation, care and conscientiousness on the part of the contractor and inspector, with good specifications,9 a good contractor, good inspection, most problems can be eliminated. Mr. Herzog said it looked as if they are not losing any floodplain, not , losing any flood storage capacity; the main concern is that siltation is kept to a minimum. He suggested they table further discussion until January. Mrs. Eriksson said she would contact Mr. Lyon and request figures on the alternate proposals. Other Business - Mrs. Eriks\Age Mr. Morneault they d received his report on the .Kasheta property. Ident Mr. Kasheta cool 't do anything himself, and would lair. �lornavailable for help, or hould he go F directly to an engineer. Tr should be getting back Mr. Kasheta with a reply, as we told him we were awaitinz a report from SC 7 ...................................._.... ........................... SEDIMENT AND EROSION CONTROL FOR THE PODUNK RIVER TRUNK SEWER Description The work of this item shall consist of the furnishing and placing of the hay bales, and other materials necessary for sedimentation and erosion control for the Podunk River Trunk Sewer. This work shall also include the preparation, proper use, and complete restoration of the access and easement areas shown on the plans or specified herein. Materials Materials for riprap shall consist of sound, tough, durable, and angular rock, free from decomposed stones or other defects impairing its durability. The size of a stone as hereinafter specified shall be its least dimension. Broken concrete or rounded stones are not acceptable. The riprap shall conform to the gradation for modified riprap as given under Article M.12. 02-3 of the DOT Specifica- tions. The gravel fill shall conform to the gradation under Article M.02. 06 - Grading A, of the DOT Specifications. Hay bales shall consist of hay from acceptable grasses and legumes, free from weeds, reeds, twigs , chaff; debris, other objectionable material or excessive amounts of seeds and grain. It shall be free from rot or mold and the moisture con- tent shall not exceed fifteen (15) percent by weight at the time of weighing. The hay shall be securely baled with wire of adequate size to allow for possible rusting while in use and to permit rehandl- ing when the bale is in a saturated condition. Individual bales shall be of a longitudinal shape not exceeding one hundred (100) pounds when weighed. Construction Methods : The work of this item will take place within an established wetland. Disturbance of areas in and adjacent to the proposed right-of-way shall be limited to the absolute minimum necessary for construction, and the contractor shall restore all disturbed areas as closely as *possible to their original natural state. A permit governing construction of the Podunk River Trunk Sewer within a wetland has been issued by the South Windsor Inland Wetlands Agency. The Contractor shall familiarize himself with the terms of this Inland Wetlands permit, with the limits of the Inland Wetlands as established by the Town of South Windsor and with the specified conditions for construction within the Wetlands, and he shall strictly adhere to all requirements and restrictions imposed by the Wet- lands permits and these specifications. 16-1 i It is the intent of these specifications to prevent the occurrence of sedimentation or siltation of the Podunk River. In the event the sedimentation or siltation prevention measures used by the Contractor prove to be inadequate as determined by the Engineer, the Contractor shall be required to adjust his operations to the extent necessary to prevent any such sedimentation or siltation from occurring. The Contractor shall keep streams and other water crossings clear of mud, .silt, debris and other objectionable materials resulting from his construction operations, and he shall not divert stream flow outside of the existing channel limits at any time. In general, equipment shall not be operated within the existing channel unless absolutely necessary. Existing natural drainage patterns and vegetative cover shall be preserved to the maximum possible extent. The Contractor shall use temporary vegetation and mulching to protect areas exposed during construction. He shall minimize the amount of bare earth exposed at any one time during con- struction, and he shall also minimize the length of time bare earth is exposed. Baled hay shall be placed to form temporary water stops, dams, diversions, dikes, berms and for other uses connected with water pollution control; bales may be left in place or disposed of by the Contractor as best suits field conditions and requirements, all as directed by the Engineer. On sloping terrain, hay bales may be used to trap sediment ` until vegetation has become established. The details of their placement shall be as shown on the plans or as approved by the Engineer. Sediment laden water that is being pumped from the trenches shall not be pumped directly into the river. Sedimentation basins of hay bales, check dams, or other means acceptable to the Engineer shall be used for this purpose. When the contractor excavates within SO feet of the edge of stream, the watercourse shall be further protected from sedimentation or siltation using hay bales or sand bags. After the installation of the sewer has been completed and the riprap has been placed the hay bales or sand bags shall be removed. Riprap shall be placed in accordance with the details shown on the plans and within the limits shown. Construction methods for trench excavation, sheeting, shoring and bracing, dewatering, unsuitable excavation, and disposal of surplus and unsuitable excavated materials shall be as speci- fied under the item titled "Gravity Sewers". If either rock-in- trench or unsuitable material at bottom of trench is encountered, removal shall be by applicable item: "Rock-in-Trench_Excavation" or• "Excavation of Unsuitable Material". 16-2 The item for "Additional Work Within Right of Way" shall be as specified under that item. The storage areas indicated on the plans shall be used for purposes of material storage, or equipment- turnaround. When soft areas are encountered within the construction right-of-way the contractor shall protect these areas from rutting and excessive disturbance by the use of-a temporary layer such as sheet metal, snow fencing or logs. This temporary layer shall be removed at the completion of the construction. Spoil resulting from the trench excavation shall be leveled or removed to permit free entry of water from adjacent land surfaces without excessive erosion or harmful ponding. In most cases the vegetation of the side slopes of the water-course :may be accomplished by seeding. Critical sections such as curves or turns shall be vegetated by seeding with jute netting or with anchored mulch. Seeding and mulching will be as required for a droughty condition, as outlined in the "Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook-Connecticut" , 1976 Edition, USDA, Soil Conservation Service. r Method of Measurement: - Payment under this item shall be at the contract lump sum price for all the materials and labor necessary to complete this item. Basis of Payment: The labor and materials of this item will be paid for at the contract lump sum price for "Sediment and Erosion Control for the Podunk River Trunk Sewer" . Payment under this item shall include all materials , equipment, tools and labor necessary to minimize the disturbance of the right-of-way. 16-3 t - - ;.1'H IT.LrIDSC. DILMID :ME MILNIDS AGMTrIY vT0RKSE•SSI0N TI'U MS .... :'onday, Januarj` 7, 1977 Y :'a-•e 9. this period. South Ri,ndsorJE cpaw,: on Program __ podunk:-paver .11.Yiulk Line --..At tho request ,of the chairman, 'Mr. Herzog reviewed for the Agency members the sewer ro peal p p a for the Pleasant Valley area. ...He :said-it_is:a _problem, but:.he'did not think a' "# the Agency could turn it dorm, He felt the Sewer Comd-ss on and their engineers :« had done .a good fob in puttgasmuchsi possible. de thought ss in an alternate proposal, the cost in-the initial expense may, :'not-be 'that dif- f`erent, however, the_.future-maintenance and/or Tu-qp#g stalons, "would be..ex- pensive. :He -said- he �Towmv s history wi;th.pu,rViag:stations •were not->' d. I3r. Comer asked if it �rere due to pwmping stations, or that they .trere not built properly. Herzog said,the station itself,-wzen you put a °sett er"line u-nder pressure, you are ope:_ o- •o'o'? 1e :felt that because of Duc_1a_nd F load, they are more careful now. T/fir. Herzog noted ;hat one of the specific f;zestions dealt t:•i,h the pipes being close to the stream, the.Agency vmnted '0 know idiat would be dome. t;r. :Herzog reminded-them of. �'nree :po_R. � 'ery close to 'the stream,and asked if the. questions raitsed rer:a�rd•i nE."=•;ese -oi.ts answered to the satisfaction of the nembers present. lrss. yrikZson said thee seemed to be ax szrered to the satisfaction of :. •sornea-ult or the �qg-obse:rved-thy -.ccord:irg-to "Phil ITor new ti, 'he`liras sa tisTied ` s -:ith ghat PL-cell Associates were proposing in the revised Iten lb, so-a, & r erosion Control. } Mr. Comer asked if they were all satisfied, or pacified. Mr. Herzog said another question which came up at the December meeting co:icerned erosion during construction and leakage from the sewer line. Tvr. Herzog 'el , that leakage into the sewer line was more probable and a problem, than e:.ka;e out. He thought the Agency could set a time frame for constr n-fa* the crucial points, and the contractor could work at other places on the 'reject during, the period not allowable iri.thin'the time frame. ?'rs. Eriksson felt the proposal is the lesser of two evils. 1-jr. Herzog •eferred to the DEEP letter dated 111/9/76, iihi.ch said the value of the project 9 outweigh the �ermorary' irLpact of the activitj, and because of the trpe .:_ n •o'ec t proposed .:e :,oLt1 d h,%a to put up wilth a ..a LIzle of the problems with :•e;;rsd to the otrean. They said the ?I n as subr7itted by the consultants ..npeared to be adequate, but that a plan of thd.s ::find is only as good as the ' inspect-ion during constr-sc tion. � i0 i »JM 1,4131tDSOR DMAND 'W=.CLADS AGETCY WORKSESSION _T2:iTI1 S O_Cla , '-Janu<:ry 17, 1977 C ' 10. Jurezricz wanted-to knoi-nif .they~could -stipulate that -in zthe sensitive r - i area they work during the time -when-the ground .is:;frozen. Mrs. :Er il:sson ' .thought they should specify according to months. Mr. Jurewicz asked if -Lhe Agencywau].d.have to :say they rust lay:the--whole pipe line -next •trinter. s. Herzog said yes, the contractor could work in the streets :until .winter � acid-then they lay the pipe line during the ,ranter.. If �j _ y say it .sho�..I. take -3.months, the Agency may want to say 'Jan., Feb., Mar. �. :Joseph Krahul-a asked.if-there would;be isettlingJS the :pipe Smere_rayed . in xLnter. It-. ::JureTgicz:noted there were —only, about six;inches :.of:frozen grown.d. {�{` �- Mrs. Eriksson :thought. if they s Wzp4atea Ncrrember .to.March::it should be ' plenty rf time. .R was-..decided -to,_contact Purcell Associates =to-make zzure }} t Trae was accep able. T. Comer suggested that if that is not safficien, time, they go Wclorra,.rd to October, rather than later into the Spring. :3t V:�s decided that _Item.16 {.»e� sec:} 'io-:,la, l e j;.a r or :,,e --condi tionss � '' if .4 on-sate inspection must-be specified, <nnd X-1A=s:t be not_f-ed then .theyy:ara it re=:d�r to work in the criticle areas :.at the_.point of closest appraac:i to :the k' r r .r f` xys t 1 1ve_an the ticilLit of Iianhole 9,11c & 17. :.ice.__Juretricz-:wallinsuect .a� 7 s that -Fi me. There being no further- -discu.�sion., air. •J retri.cz made a 'motion to approve Application 1I0. 040, for property located beti-men Pleasant VaUef Road and ton :Drive --.:Podunk River Trunk.=Line The per:�tit is for the set of plans dratri by James Purcell Associates, Inc,, Fa titled "TOM of South 'Hindsor Sewer Construction--Pleasari�. Valley Area, contract M , Sheers 1, 21 3, , 5, 28, & 29 (not dared), plus addiional specifications and detail found on revised Sheets 5 & 29, dated January, 1977. 'The follo r;.ng conditions must be adhered to for this permit to be valid: 1. Construction of the project must be accoi;mlished between Septe ioer 15 } and ;?arch 15. I 2. ?-em.16 Entitled "S•e ditzent and Bro si on Control for the Po dank 'i Jer Trunk Serer`; nus t be followed. f 3. The Inland Wetlands A ency rust be notified during the construction � It : ... � process r.hen :ork will be done at tho point of closest approach to the rivet, in the vacizrz-+.'cbr of Manholes 'NO. 9, 14 • 17. ne un,:.., seconded by ,-:r. Comer, una.rdmously .approved. ::oticc ui11 be posted _n the Journal TnTairer, F;onda;, Januat^• 24, 1977. _ n :SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY 1-M-UTES :•ionday, January 10, 1977 Rage 7. would catch the part about sewers. I-1r Eriksson said 'es. T-h% O'Sullivan asked about the plac across the street and would the Agency have any control in this Applicatio . Mrs. iksson and Mr. Comer said yes, if it impedes the flow. It was noted that part of the Study call for increasing the pipe to 36". Mr. Comer wanted to know if that pipe on lington were going to 36" would the piping proposed for this p ject be dequate. Mrs. Eriksson thought Mr. Young would pick this up, but it wouldn't hurt t ask him. .� 7. Podunk River Trunk Line -- Mrs. Eriksson said members had felt there were still some concerns and reservations regarding this project and before making a decision, it was suggested by Mr. Elbodcock, they rOquest the differences in cost of the project as it is proposed and possible alternates. They previously said costs would be greater with other proposals and the members felt they should cover this point before making a decision. Joseph Krahula noted they are still very close to the river. Mr. Herzog said that Phil Morneault said they had satisfied his concerns. Mrs. Eriksson stated she would prefer not to vote on the application tonight, but wait until the entire membership is present. Mr. Finch had expressed some concerns and doubts. Mr. Herzog said his main concern was with siltation, but his other concerns have been satisfied. Mr. O'S'ullivan said they have their experts who say they can do what they claim, we don't have any experts to counteract their experts. He didn't like a sewer in a river, he can't counteract their claims. The objections he had were answered by Mr. Herzog last time. Mr. Comer asked if there were any chance of some- thing happening on this stretch of the river, pointing to the criticle areas on the map, as happened on Buckland Rd. Mrs. Eriksson said no, that was quicksand. They have dug a lot more test holes for this and don't anticipate that kind of problem. Mr. O'Sullivan said they can't gurantee there will be no problems. Mr. Comer asked if they satisfied all the sedimentation plan requirements. �Irs. Eriksson said they made revisions based on some of Phil Morneault's recom- mendations, and he seemed satisfied with what they proposed. Hx. Comer made a motion to table the Application until all members are present, seconded by Mr. Jurewicz, unanimously approved. �• CIC Report - Mrs. Erikss told Agency members she i scheduled to meet with SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKS'ESSION MINUTES Monday, January 17, 1977 Page 9. this period. l�.�th_�tiTindsor �cpansion Program -- Podunk River Trunk At At the request of the chairman, Mr. Herzog reviewed for the _ Agency members the sewer proposal for the Pleasant Valley area. He said it is a problem, but he did not think the Agency--could turn- it down. He felt the Sewer Commission and their engineers had done a good job in putting in as much safety factors as possible. He thought in an alternate proposal., the cost in the initial expense may not be that dif- ferent, however, the future maintenance and,/or pumping stations, would be ex- pensive. He said the Town's history with pumping stations were not good. Mr. Comer asked if it were due to pumping stations, or that they were not built properly. P'Zr. Herzog said the station itself, when you put a sewer line under pressure, you are open. to probl eris. %e felt that because of Buckland Road, they are more careful now. Mr. Herzog noted that one of the specific questions dealt with the pipes being close to the stream, the Agency wanted to know what would be done. lair. Herzog reminded them of the three points very close to the stream,and asked if the questions raised regarding these Points answered to the satisfaction of the members present. Piss. Eriksson said they seemed to be answered to the satisfaction of Phil Morneault of the C Mr. Herzog observed that according to Phil Morneault, he was satisfied Frith what Purcell Associates were proposing in the revised Item 16, Soil & Erosion Control. Mr. Comer asked if they were all satisfied, or pacified. PZr. Herzog said another question which came up at the December meeting concerned erosion during construction and leakage from the sewer line. Mr. Herzog felt that leakage into the sewer line was more probable and a problem, than leakage out. He thought the Agency could set a time frame for construction at the crucial points, and the contractor could work at other places on the Project during the period not allowable within the time frame. Mrs. Eriksson felt the proposal is the lesser of two evils. Mr. Herzog referred to the DEP letter dated 11/9/76, which said the value of the project %Y outweigh the temporary impact of the activity, and because of the type Of project proposed we would have to put up with a little of the problems with regard to the stream. They said the plan as submitted by the consultants aPPeared to be adequate, but that a plan of this kind is only as good as the field inspection during construction. I SOUTH ?:'INDSOR INLPND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKSESSION P'!B UTES Monday, January 17, 1977 Page 10. m . Jurewicz wanted to know if they could stipulate that in the sensitive area they work during the time when the ground is frozen. Mrs. Eriksson thought they should specify according to months. Mr. Jurewicz asked if the Agencywould have to say they must lay the whole pipe line neat winter. NT. Herzog said yes, the contractor could work in the streets until winter and then lay the pipe line during the winter. If they say it shoulq take 3 months, the Agency may want to say Jan., Feb., Mar. Joseph Krahula asked if there would be settling if the pipe were layed in winter. Mr. Jurewicz noted there were only about six inches of frozen ground. TIrs. Eriksson thought if they stip4ated 1.1ovember to March it should be plenty of time. It was decided to contact Purcell Associates to make sure the time frame was acceptable. Mr. Comer suggested that if that is not sufficient time they go backward to October, rather than later into the Spring. It was decided that Item 16 (revised) should be part of the conditions, on site inspection must be specified, and 11olA must be notified when they are read to work in the criticle areas at the point of closest approach to the riverin the vacuity of Manhole 9,14 & 17. Mr. Jurewicz will inspect at that time. There being no further discussion, Mr. Jurewiicz made a motion to approve Application 110. 040, for property located between Pleasant Valley Road and Hilton Drive -- Podunk River Trunk Line. The permit is for the set of plans drawn by James Purcell Associates, Inc., Entitled "Town of South Windsor Sewer Construction--Pleasant Valley Area, Contract M", Sheets 1, 29 3, 4, 5, 28, & 29 (not dated), plus additional specifications and detail found on revised Sheets 5 & 29, dated January, 1977. The following conditions must be adhered to for this permit to be valid: 1. Construction of the project must be accomplished between September 15 and March 15. 2. Item 16 Entitled "Sediment and Erosion Control for the Podunk River Trunk Sewer" must be followed. 3• The Inland Wetlands Agency must be notified during the construction process, when work will be- done at the point of closest approach to the river, in the vacinity of Manholes NO. 9, 14 & 17. 'he motion was seconded by Mr. Comer, unanimously approved. Legal ?Notice will be posted in the Journal Inquirer, Monday January 24, 1977. SOUTH ITINASOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY tMKSESSION MINUTES Nond2y, January 17, 1977 Page 11. In accordance with the adopted Inland wetland and Watercourses Regulations, this permit is valid for one year and shall expire if not exercised within this period. f.. �. I,jA Check List - In the absenceAed. ch., this item was postponed. There being no further businesswicz made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Woodcock, unanimously apThe meeting, was adjourned at 10Y Respec y submitted, Corinne H. Murray, Record Secretary P T_0� O-P Sot� c, 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR;CONN. 06074 soR co r AREA CODE 203/644-2511 January 18, 1977 Mr. James Thrower Chairman Sewer Commission Town of South Windsor CERTIFIED MAIL - 15l�0 Sullivan Avenue PERMIT PODUki RIVET TRUNK LINE South Windsor, Connecticut APPLICATION 110. 010 Dear Sir: At the January 17, 1977 meeting, the Inland Wetlands Agency of South Tindsor granted a .permit, with conditions, for your Application NO. 040, for property located between .Pleasant Valley Road and Hilton Drive--Podunk. River Trunk Line--South Windsor, Connecticut. _..... This permit is for the set of plans drawn by James Purcell Associates, Inc., Entitled "Town of South Windsor Sewer Construction--Pleasant Valley Area, Contract M", Sheets 1, 2, 3, 4s 5, 28, & 29(not dated), plus additional `::..._ specifications and detail found on revised Sheets 5 & 29, dated January, 1977• The following conditions must be adhered to for this permit to be valid: 1. Construction of the project must be accomplished between September 15 -- March 15 = 2. Item 16 Entitled "Sediment and Erosion Control for the Podunk River Trunk Sewer" must be followed 3. The Inland Wetlands Agency must be notified during the construc- tion process, when work will be done at the point of closest James Throws, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency Sewer Commission Permit Town of South Windsor January 18, 1977 Application NO. 040 Page 2. Podunk River Trunk Line approach to the river, in the vacinity of Manholes NO. 9, 14 & 17. Very truly yours, onstance Erikson, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency CE:chm Town of South Windsor , ._ cc: Neil McKay, Purcell Associates,Inc. Richard Lyon, Purcell Associates, Inc. William Carriitgt-on, V. Chairman, Fewer Corrmtission Edward J. Daly,' Director Water Resources Unit, DEP Paul Talbot, Town Manager Charles Enes, Town Clerk _.... Allan Young, Director of Public Works �:. Mel Stead, Jr., Public Works Liaison William Grace, PZC Chairman Jules Page, Planning Coordinator Joseph Walsh, PZC Liaison Sandra Bender, Mayor. John Mitchell., Town Council Liaison - Donald McLaughlin, Building Inspector :._ Kenneth Noseck,, EDC Liaison q�W 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 -- ���sos•co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 January 1.9, 1977 Mr. Edward J. Daly, Director Water Resources Unit, DEP Mate Office Building Hartford, Connecticut 06115 RE: APPLICATION NO. 040 Dear Mr. Daly: Enclosed please -find a copy of the permit issued to the Sewer Commission, Town of South Windsor, for their Sewer Expansion Program, Podunk Fiver-Trunk Line in the Pleasant Valley Area. :..: As the Inland Wetlands Agency wanted to maintain its authority regard- ing this project, we realize your comments could only be general in nature. We did find your suggestions helpful, and we also sought the guidance of the USDA Hartford County 'Soil & Water Conservation District. We especially appreciate your taking the time to meet with the Town's � ...E consulting engineers, Purcell Associates, Inc., to make suggestions concern— ing this proposal. In the future, we may call upon you again regarding a pending application. == Thank you again for your assistance. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency CE:chm Town of South Windsor Enclosure SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTES .on day, April 10, 1978 page 3• 1. Ltr. to Everett 0. Gardne 576 Old Post Toad, o17.and, Ct. O6O84, dated 3/28/78; RE: Fee due for plication ITiO. 07 . m. Report of Collections to Tre er, dated 3/ /78--3/31/78 n. Ltr. to Laura Kurtz & James Ta cher, Apt -17, Talcottville Rd,Vernon, Ct. O6o66, dated 4/3/78; RE: Review of Ap icati NO. 078 at 4/1O/78 mtg. 0. Ltr. to Messrs. David Sullivan & E erty, c/o Classic Images, 124 Francis Avenue, Newington, Ct. 061.17..1 da 4/3/78; RE: Informal discussion with rn at 4/10/78 mtg. p. Ltr. to Emil W. Lucek, Emil W. L cek As ciates, 5 Oakland Rd., So. Windsor, Ct., dated 4/5/78; RE: South Wind or Nursery ington Road. q. Ltr. to Leon Schweir, 11 Mo ainview Dr., 11indsor, Ct., dated 4/3/78; RE: Industronics, Inc. ap ication on agenda or 4/1O/78 mtg. r. Ltr. to Thomas Butler, V' e President, Indus 1-0. cs, Inc., 460.3, Sull iv an Ave., South t^Tindsor, Ct., da d 4/3/78; RE: Amended A lication NO. 063 on agenda 4/10/78 mtg- s. P.O. # 5370, datedi/3/78, to Ace Printery Inc.., 25 latt St., Hartford,Ct., RE: Printing-Applications, Regulations and Request For'.,.Exemptions. t. A• orandum to Paul Talbot, Town Mgr., dated 4/1O/78; RE Fees & Memberships Account 374 -- Membership Priority. :ew Application N0. 078 - Laura Kurtz and James Tauscher and Oscar Kurtz appeared • for this application. Mrs. Eriksson informed members that Mr. Page has already iralked the property -4th Mr. Tauscher•. Ms. Kurtz presented the plan for their Proposal. _ Mr. Gutkowski asked if they intended to build one house only. Ms. Kurtz said yes, on Hilton Drive. They plan to hook up to sewers. Mr. Tauscher said the parcel consists of 7 and 1/2 acres. I Jurewicz asked if they bought the fifty foot ROW. Mr. Tauscher said yes. Ms. Kurtz Pointed out the area where the house would be standing and where the driveway • 17ill be constructed. Mr. Kurtz said the flood line was fifty ft. from the brook. Mrs. Eriksson Toted there was no wetland, here only because of their proximity to the brook. s. Kurtz told the Agency members they want to remove brush, dead trees, tee. Kurtz said there would be no movement of earth, only clearing. At present :10 idea when the sewers will be in. Mr. Kurtz noted they would have to cut a "air into the area, to remove dead trees.9 stumps, etc. They would like to bury " v�e big stump into that big hole, he pointed the area out, rather than remove "1? of this material and carry to dump. ems. Eriksson thought it zras far enough azra;* from the Podunk Paver and that 5�7U'I'H T�TII�DSOR IT�TLAIM IMMANDS AGENCY I'MTUTES .ondayj, April 10, 1978 ?age 4. would be the Agency.'s only concern. Mr. 0►Sullivan agreed it t•:Tas 011. as lor— as no sil' is a1?o?:-ed 'to ;o 11Z-;;o �e __ZTe , Mrs. Eriksson asked if they had talked to SCS or only to Mr. Page. Mr. Tauscher said they had talked only to Mr. Page. Mrs. Eriksson suggested the SCS could provide them with a.conservation plan. Mr. Tauscher asked who he should see about septic tank field. He said there is a white house and a brown house which they pointed out, about 20 or 30 ft. from the brook. He was told the houses in question did not have sewers. T1rs. Eriksson suggested he see Mel Edwards who� probably would handle this item. Mr. Gutkowski asked if these houses didn't all slope to the road and also asked how far from the road. Ms. Kurtz thought about 200 ft. Mr. Gutkowski wondered if the yard of the house in question has solid leaching fields. He wondered if there were something the property owner could do. Mr. Krahul.a thought perhaps they were waiting for sewers,too. Mr. Jurewicz thought until there are sewers, there may not be anything which can be accomplished. Mr. Kurtz noted one other problem is the trees aremature, they should be taken out ,as they are beginning to fall over. He thought 10 or 15 m of the trees should be harvested. Hs. Kurtz wanted to know if there was anything they could do about people j -. . dumping on their property. Mr. Jurewicz suggested they post the property. Xrs. Eriksson suggested also they might go to the police as the dumpers are trespassing. Mr. Kurtz said they plan to plan pine seedlings, no fire hazard from leaves. T'r. Jurewicz asked if the had to y go to PZC. Tors. Kurtz said it was 0K before they bought the land. Mrs. Eriksson asked if they want approval for clearing only, or for the l house too. Mr. Tauscher would like to get as much taken care of at this time as they could. Mr. Gutkowski wondered if the could approve PP rove their putting in i the building at not less than 60 ft. elevation. Isis. Kurtz asked who they should see about filling the area she indicated on the map. TfTs. Eriksson said she was not sure, PZC has a re.' quirement regard- ing filling. They better check with Mr. Page. Irrr. Kurtz asked if they could burn. Mrs. E,-*k 7so-a saiC: s',e did not �- ��, er, s:-e thought the- could burg those materials. Gutkowski thought the had better be sure of the figures g y gores before they leave. Mrs. Eriksson said she would prefer 60 ft. at closest point, 50 ft. 4. to the river. Mr. Gutkowski said he would not want a house on that steep a slope. i UTH 14INDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTES ' nday, April 10, 1978 age 5• F It. Kurtz submitted the application fee and received a receipt. Mrs. Eriksson told the applicants they would be getting a letter from the Agency within the week. Informal Discussion - David Sulk and Edward Finnerty were present to discuss I their proposal for property located Strong Rd. and I ent Rd. (Ted Bancroft property). The h'ooster Trucking is a oss from this operty. It consists of approximately 21 acres. They will ask or a subdivi 'on, 2 houses to be used for personal homes. The back part will a paddock, barn and riding arena. The trench on the tree line was pointed out. e foil d the course of the trench explaining they would like to dig the con ti uati of the trench and put in a culvert. Mr. Sullivan pointed out the wetl d ea, noting they are having dif- ficulty placing the wetland exactly. I,1rs. Eriksson said their main concern i e wetland, the other issues are the PZC jurisdiction. Mr. Sullivan pointe out he pond area on the wetlands aan. He indicated areas where houses and am wo d be located, also where pasture area may be located. I,17. Gutkoti ki asked ow far' the barn would be from ,etland. Mr. Sullivan said as near as a could fi e about 100 ft. I.1rs. Eriksson asked if there wer sewers. Mr. livan said no,, he was 1 ; planning to have a perc test done. e has already* con acted the Tot-m regarding 1Y. O'Sullivan asked if Nate were riu-ring in area -,ularl-,,. i %inted out the wheeltrack whic is passable. He also po' ted out the back cor- ; per which is wet, but only bee use the trench was not dug d where it should be he told Agency members. Y'. Sullivan said it d be a commercial enterprise con aining 16 houses. wiey Plan to drive a well. Mr. O'Sullivan asked about the dire tion of the flow. '�` - ?Finnerty pointed out he slope of the land on the map. Mr. livan noted =:,,ere was a defifite dr , about 2 ft. They said there was water itting in the I'ea, surface water o Y. Gutkowski a ed about the zonings and was told it was zoned 40. asked what the n ghbors land was used for. Mr. Sullivan said it s land -Ocked for years, reed woods. There was no right of way to get back t ere. 1'5% Krahula sked where the wetland drained. Mr. Sullivan said now here a good size pond at 67 ft., the water goes nowhere just into the ground. pp \ � w-�; Ara ��.i iy___'- •__ __ .r_ __ ____�_ 1.L�__ _�...w.4 .F.w 'Iwner.. a-L... d-ree�+ r�t .� n7'�'.771�71 f CUTH ?-TRIDSOR I;'TLAI\TD T°'ETLATTDS AGENCY A1�IUTES :onday, April 10, 1978 ?age6. privately owned. They will be abling them and raining them. Mr. O'Sullivan asked what they -ETM do with the ste. Mr. ivan said he knows eight people who would be happy to take it. Th s-ri.lI set a dumpster. It wi.1l be moved Meekly as they don't want it on the propert . They will put in a concrete pad to t1.iminate seepage. They hav seen o er horse farms and it can be a problem. Mrs. Eriksson said the Agency wool t the result of their perc test, specific drainage information and report om Town Sanitarian. Mr. O'Sullivan said they would not want them messing up he stream during construction. I,Zr. Sullivan said they would remove 8 ' ch s out of 12 inches and then put in bank gravelfor the base of the floor o the barns. Mrs. Eriksson said they must del neate actly where the wetland is located. She also asked if they had talked wi h the SC Is. Sull i. an sa✓c_ tie- '_ac_ teliied a ::;an frog: t„he '1oonf ielc' E-U. '.-e helped I th some of their questions, how- ever, he could not remember his n e. 11r. Sulli an said he would also have the i size of the proposed pipe shown,t o. Mrs. Eriksson reminded Mr. ullivan that when they are ready to be sure to file their application and map ten days prior to t e meeting date. Industronics Inc. -- Amended A lication NO. 063 Th s Butler and Leon Schweir Dresent for further discussi . Mr. Butler said they ad met as suggested by -he Agency, however, upon c nclusion of the meeting the retention area stlays the same, the weir stays t e same. They could not come o any agreement on weir mutual problems. ;Ir. Schweir said the 'retention area will take care of e water most of the ! • "ne. Me dirty water '11 be taken care of. They know ab t it and are aware f ?' There is a sw , which is a problem, they will be a e of it and will ' we to live with it.40 firs. Eriksson s d that 11r. Page had informed her that he It the retention ea was adequate. I Schweir n ed the quality of the water would be handled b the Industronic r:i,� per system. T 'ss. Erikss n said as soon as the Agency made a determination, it would be J pouch bnr mail. ,'"Jeation I10. 078 Mr. Jurewicz noted that Tauscher/Kurtz did not need a-oproval �o PZC. I.1rs. Eriksson said no, only from the Building Department and Engineer- I ;Sullivan said he saw nothing twang with accepting this proposal andj i :�;'TH I IMS'OR INLAND lZMAINDS AGEl`30i I•ml=s )nday, April 10, 1978 �e 7, including the location of the house. Mr. Gutkowski agreed.. adding that any construction must be located at an elevation of not less than 60 feet. Mrs. Eriksson wondered if they couldn't put in a big barn. Mr. GLCLkotrski noted it was alrea - G _- C'`�.,,1 ivan t ai d 16he-_ ; � ha- e ct�,% zoned for one house. �. s-�-- � ! o come '�acl:. Mr. Gutkowski reminded them the applicant could not put cattle in there.9 they would have to get a zone change. Mr. O'Sullivan said they should take them at their word. Mr. Gutkowski observed that by the Agency stipulation., it has taken it out of the wetlands., anything else would not in- terfere with the wetlands. Mrs. Eriksson asked if there were any further discussion regarding this application. There being none, she asked for a motion. Mr. Jurewicz made a motion to approve Application ITO. 078 subject to the following conditions: 1. Any construction must be located at an elevation of not less than 60 ft. 2. Any dead., or decayed trees, logs, brush and stumps may be removed. 3. ?°?ithin fifty feet of the Podunk River: a. Removal of any logs or dead trees and brush., or any trees in process of decay along the riverbank b. Top soil will remain undisturbed and will be seeded with a mixture of grass as appropriate in the prevention of erosion c. General beautification of entire area with flowering trees, shrubs and plants. 4. !,,To shade trees or other healthy specimens will be removed or distrubed at any time other than those necessary for construction. �. The applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the Town of South 1. ndsor against any liability which might result from the proposed operation or use. he permit is valid for o_ e �7ear and shall e= ,ire i note_.ercised trithin that period. _ e motion was seconded by Mr. Krahula., unanimously approved. A Legal Notice dll be published in the Journal Inquirer on Monday., April 17, 1978• ti�ended Application N0. 063 The Agency r viewed trhe background regarding this oposal and discussed d the information pre d to the Agency. Per. Gutkowski 'cted there had been an oil spill which g Z to drainage ditch causing contain- r ^ration of some carrots. If oil gets the 1 d, the only way to get it up i through the use of charcoal. NTr Schweir reac d to the problem. He observed � Industronics responded tot oil problem effi 'ently and quickly. Pb` s. Eriksson asked�if ere were no further dis ssion, for a motion. P ................................................ 0%4H at ......................................... < ......................... ....................... 0 ........... -own Ole vim' aritA Vzqd4ot 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 AREA CODE 203i/644-2511 April 113 1978 Ms. Laura J. Kurtz mr. James P. Tauscher Apt. 7-17 655 Talcot-tville Road .Vernon Connecticut 06066 CERTIFIED MAIL Dear Ms. Kurtz and Mr. Tauscher: At the April 10, 1978 meeting., the Inland Wetlands Agency of South Windsor granted a permit., with conditions., for your*Application Number 078., for pro- perty on Hilton Drive, South Windsor, Connecticut. The following conditions must be adhered to for this petmit to be valid: 1. Any construction rwjst be located at an elevation of not less than 60 feet. 2. Any dead, or decayed trees., logs., brush and stumps may be removed. 3. Within fifty feet of the Podunk River: a. Removal of any logs or dead trees and brush,. or any trees in process of decay along riverbsnk b. Top soil will remain undisturbed and will be seeded with a mixture of grass as appropriate in the prevention of erosion c. General beautification of entire area with flowering trees., shrubs., and plants. 4. No shade trees or other healthy specimens will be removed or dis- turbed at any time other than those necessary for construction. 5. - The applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the Town of South Windsor against any liability which might result from GIs. Laura J. Kurtz and Mr. James P. Tauscher Apt. 7-17 655 Talcottville Road Vernon, Connecticut 06066 Letter of Permit -- Application Number 078 April 11, 1978 Page 2. the- proposed operation or use. 6. The permit is valid for one year and shall expire if not exercised within that period. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY T01VIN OF SOUTH WINDSOR - CE:chm =- cc: Charles Enes, To= Clerk Nancy Caffyn, Mayor `a Paul Talbot, Town Manager Jules Page, Town Engineer Allan Young, Director of Public Works .. William Grace, Chairman PZC Donald McLaughlin, Building Inspector = Louise Evans, PZC Liaison William Gay, PZC Liaison Arthur Champagne, Town Council Liaison == EDC Liaison To be published in the Journal-Inquirer on Monday,. April 17, 1978. LEGAL ?NOTICE INLAND WETLAIMS AGENCY TOWN OF SOUTH t,TIltTDS02. At the April 10, 1978 meeting the South Windsor Inland Wetlands Agency granted a permit, frith conditions, to Laura J. Kurtz and James P. Tausher, for property located on Hilton Drive, South Windsor, Connecticut. Acopy of the permit is on file in the office of the Town Clerk of South Windsor. Dated at South Windsor, Connecticut, this 11 th day of April, 1978. Constance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TO14N OF SOUTH WI NDSOR y ` ��T V/ SiOtZ& ?d4t��� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 ��OSOR•co� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 February 7, 1979 Sewer Commission-Town of South Windsor c/o. David W. Gates James P. Purcell Associates • Box 328 Hartford, Connecticut 06101 CERTIFIED MAIL Dear Sir: At the February 5> 1979 meeting, the Inland Wetlands Agency granted twojone year extentions,for your Application N0. .00, for Podunk River Trunk Sewers between Pleasant Valley Road and Hilton Drive, South Windsor, Connecticut. ¢ This extention shall expire January 17, 1980, = Very truly yours, onstance E iksson, Chairman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR CE:chm cc: John Pitts, Chairman, Sewer Commission wen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer Donald McLaughlin, Building Inspector William Grace, Chairman, PZC Charles Enes, Town Clerk 1��.E?�IORADTDUiq TO: Edward J. Sweeney James P. Purcell Associates , Inc. FROM:Constance Eriksson, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency - Town of South Windsor DATE: January 24, 1979 SUBJECT: TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR S!3WER PROJECTS This is a note to have you remind your contractors to use . appropriate sedimentation and erosion control measures during construction. po "RCELLASSOCIATES —— ENGINEERS • ARCHITECTS • PLANNERS P.O. BOX 328 . 'HARTFORD • CONNECTICUT . 06101 • (203) 633.8341 DAMES P.PURCELL ASSOCIATES.INC. PURCELL 6 TAYLOR.P.C. PURCELL 8 TAYLOR ARCHITECTS-ENGINEERS February 9, 1979. Ms. Constance Erksson, `Chairman Inland Wetlands Commission Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor:, ,CT 06074 j RE: ` 'Sanitary Sewer Expansion _ Program, .Pleasant Valley Area Sewers, Contract _"M" Dear Ms. Eriksson: During the course of the Sewer Commission's meeting last Tuesday night (February 6th) James- and Laura Towscher, who have purchased a piece of property off Hilton Drive and ad- jacent to the proposed Podunk River trunk sewer (to be con- structed under Contract "M" of the - Sewer Expansion Program) made a plea to the Sewer. Commission -to use its .good offi,oes to have the seasonal.-restrictions removed from the construction of that trunk sewer. :- Mrs. Towscher related her discussion with you` or the Inland'.Wetlands Commission, and pointed out the fact that no one seemed -to recall why the Inland Wetlands . Commission stipulated that no work on the Podunk River sewer .could be carried out between March- 15 and September 15. In discussing the matter with personnel in Purcell Associates' office, no one seems to be aware of why that requirement was laid down either. In any case, the Sewer Commission requested: us to make appli-; cation to the Inland Wetlands Commission for the waiving of that requirement or restriction in the permit. Therefore, please consider this letter anapplication on behalf .-. : of the Sewer Commission; for ;the _alteration of -the Inland Wetlands permit to allow;the sewer construction. in, the Podunk River contiguous wetlands between the. period March 15 and September 15. Naturally all other requirements of the Permit would be adhered to as they relate to the conduct of operations in a regulated wetland, and erosion and sedimentation control methods. Please advise this office accordingly if you need any sup-- OFFICE LOCATED AT: 80 NATIONAL DRIVE • GLASTONSURY • CONNECTICUT F_ Ms. Constance Eriksson, Chairman February .9, 1979 Page 2 plemental material to be in your hands prior to the consider- ation of this request. Mrs. - Towscher related -to- the Sewer Commission the steps that she had taken in trying to coordinate this alteration of the permit, and .it was the feeling of the Sewer Commission- that the property owner should not be. required to pull together 'all the material that she seemed to be involved with, particularly since-.the permit was issued to the. Sewer Commission. _ Very truly yours, J S P. PURCE A SOCIATES, INC. David W. Gates DWG:dda cc: Mr. John C. Pitts, Chairman, Sewer Commission Mr. Allan S.-Young,, Public Works !.(//I 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 oe•Co AREA CODE 203/644.2511 February 13, 1979 Mrs. Connie Eriksson, Inland/Wetlands Agency Town of South Windsor Re: Permit 040 .- Town of South Windsor Sewer Expansion Pleasant Valley Road - Hilton Drive (Podunk River Trunk) Dear Connie: I reviewed the minutes of January 17, 1977, page 9 and 10, that makes reference to construction constraints, specifically September 15 to Match 15 is the stated construction time. Due to the timing of the awarding of the contract and normal _ construction practices .of starting at the lowest point and working uphill, this does impose a burden on an early accep- tance of the installation. The DEP letter of 11/9/76 which said the valve of the project may outweigh the temporary impact of the activity is a valid point. The apparent intent of construction of the trunk line only in the winter is reasonable. Frozen ground doesn't erode much, especially when the precipitation is snow. The siltation and erosion will occur mostly during rains and a thawing condition. I would recommend to the Inland/Wetlands Agency that they -. consider amending the Permit 040. 1. Remove the time restriction. 2. Encourage or propose that the construction along the Podunk River be completed as soon as possible. 3. The areas under construction will be brought up to final grade, loamed and seeded as soon as practical. Grading and seeding should be within 500' of active excavation. 4. Siltation controls - i.e. , hay bale berm, should be installed and maintained through the life of the contract. This would have to be approved by the Sewer Commission, As it is a change in the contract. - Also, it would have to be approved by Purcell Associates to see if it would cause any difficulty from their end. Then, it would have to be approved by -.the contractor, as it changes his construction schedule, equipment, personnel, etc. This could be a �....... ........... Mrs. Connie Eriksson Inland/Vetlands Agency Re: Permit 040 Page Two February 13, 1979 benefit or a cost to him. I think that it is easier to work with ground that is not frozen, grading and seeding is more effective and could speed up the operation in that confined area. By the same token, we are coming into the wet season, and working in wet conditions are, costly. It could be wet conditions whether winter or summer. y This is an action that would have to be taken by the IWA and passed on to the appropriate groups. I am sending a copy of this letter to Mr. Pitts and =' Sewer Commission for their recommendation and approval. This action will require the approval of the contractor because it does change the rules he has to work by. We have a request from Purcell Associates to have this heard at the next meeting. T • A. Bowen Davies Deputy Town Engineer ABD/ml cc: Mr. Pitts, Chairman Sewer Commission Mr. Dave Gates Purcell Associates SOWN SfA C� r 7-OW-1-2, 071e S-OtdA - 0 a 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �f�osoR.00 AREA CODE 203/644-2511 March 15, 1979 South Windsor Sewer Commission c/o David W. Gates James P. Purcell Associates, Inc. Box 328 Hartford, Connecticut 06101 CERTIFIED BAIL SEViER PROJECT,CONTRACT Gentlemen: APPLICATIGh NO. 040 At the March 12, 1979 meeting, the South "Windsor Inland Wetlands Agency granted an amended permit with conditions,for Application NO.040 for the Podunk River Trunk Sewers, between Pleasant Valley Road and Hilton Drive, South Windsor, Connecticut. This permit is for the set of plans drawn by James P. Purcell F Associates, Inc. , entitled "Toieln of South Windsor Sewer Construction, Pleasant Valley Ared, Contract B;"., Sheets 'l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 28 & 29 (not dated) , plus additional specifications and detail found on revised Sheets 5 & 29, dated January, 1977• The following conditions must be adhered to for this permit to be valid: 1. Item 16 entitled "Sediment and Erosion Control for the Pol:unk River Trunk "e;^ier" must be followed. 2. The Inland 1etlands Agency and the Deputy Town Engineer must be notified during the construction process ,when work will be done at the point of closest approach to the river, in the vaeinity of :ianholes NOS. 9, 14 & 17. As this is an amendment to your permit dated January 18, 1977, and extended on February 5, 1979, this permit shall expire on - J -^-t'=ry 17, 1980. Thiu hermit shall .supersede any other perrsiit issued by the ...... South 1t7indsor Sewer Commission c/o David W. Gates James P. Purcell Associates, Inc. Box 328 Hartford, Connecticut 06101 Amended Permit - Application NO. 040 :arch 15, 1979 Page 2. Inland Wetlands Agency for Application NO. 040. Very truly yours, s.z..� Constance Eriks on, Chairman INLAND 111ETLANDS AGENCY TOWN -0F .SOUTH WINDSCR CE:chm cc; John C. Pitts, Chairman Sewer Commission A. Bowen Davies, 'Deputy Toim Engineer 1 Charles Enes,•+To`An Clerk Allan Young, Tovm Manager Donald McLaughlin, Building Inspector William Grace, Chairman PZC Nancy Caffyn, Yayor -Arthur Champagne, Liaison Town Council E � Louise .Evans, Liaison PZC William Gay, Liaison P'C { Kenneth Noseck, EDC i i I June 8, 1979. JO..- He Rosa Construction Company 16 Old Gate Lane Milford, CT 06460 5 j Der .L Dear . Rosa" k This is to advise you that we have been .directed by Mr.: A:. Bowen Davies, Deputy To*,vm Engineer, Town of South wi.nd.sor, that there will ,be no dumping of material within the Town limits without :first contacting the 'Pown and in. some cases, obtaining a permit. This- has been or brought.to the attention 9 " your superinten- dents on both Main Street Area Ind Pleasant Valley Area. Find attached copies of weekly job meetings., this subject has been diecuased many times. Very truly yours, JAI�fES P e PURCEL , A S SOMATZ S,.. S1�iC. Gerald W. Scully G",AS/brs Enclosures CC: A+Ecr,�en Davies, Aeputy Town-Engineer, South vanclsor J. Buck Page, Town Engineer, South Windsor 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 °Sox•co�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 November 1, 1979 John C. Pitts, Chairman 1'own 0f Sc;uth Windsor Server Commission c/o 51 Good Hill Road South Windsor, Connecticut o6074 RE SOMER PRvJECTS: T CLIVTP►►ACT tID 11 rAR1VHM, ESTATES and CONTRACT T t/tr/1 PLEASANT VALLEY- AREA. Dear John: The contractor for these two sewer projects is not with .the specifications or details complying outlined in the contract drawn by Purcell Associates. The Inland Wetlands Agency is very conce about the environmental impact this could have on the area. Sped sever construction will be an on-going Project f As . g � for .quite sorie time, we would appreciate any assistance your coa�;:li�:sion can render ob- tain a positive result. _ to If ! ,can be of any assistance, please contact me. Thank your cooperation, you for Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND '0ETLANDS AGENCY TG � CEschm OF SOUTH WINDSOR CC : A. Povuen Davies, Deputy TOWn Engineer C.iA.,7 �O'NN 8 4 - .4 r.T • V Tawn V/ ?soab Vzn� 7 C 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 R-C' AREA CODE 203/644-2511 April 24, 1980 Walter Pekala, Chairman Sewer Commission Town of South Windsor RE: SEWER PROJECTS Dear Mr. Pekala: It has been brought to our attention that not only environmen- tal problems now exist, but also possible threats to public health and safety, as well. An animal has fallen into an open ditch. Will a child be next? May I suggest that you, or your Commission members,personally investigate all sewer projects in Town and initiate positive and corrective action immediately. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR = CE:chm cc: Richard Shattuck, Director of Public Works A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND VIETLANDS AGENGY MiN UTES Monday, March 10, 1980 i Page 13• j 10. By�s Postponed Re ular Re ort A. oven Davies 11. ._. — r _ ency of the importance of + Mr. Davies remind d the Ag to the SOS sedimentation and erosi n control referring 's evening. He oted that some of these sub- report this u with develop- r divisions will have to sp d money to keep P Agency has got o have some kind of control. ment. The Age Y E Dr. Gutko ki reported that the Rotary 12. Other Business Pudim 200to e Vildlife_Baftctuary/ Club is contributing $ Dr. Gutkowski asked the Property for plantings and si s• basis, this up on a yearly Agency if it wanted him to b can o more they are interested it is a good idea. If they in helping. There is a fair amo t of interest to have an on going thing. Mrs. Eriksson will write a le ter to the Rotary express- ing the appreciation of the Commiss n/Agency for this gen j er fs gift. - ewer Projects Mr. Davies suggested perhaps the Agency should write to Purcell and the Sewer Commission regarding ` specifications which have not been follo��red along the Podunk project. Perhaps River Project and the Farnham nded they should be made aware before any more funds are expe of the conditions of the permit. + � G' ss to conduct, per. Jurewicz made a � There being no further busine Dr. Krahula, unanimously approved. ? motion to adjourn, seconded by The meeting adjourned at 10:10 P. M. + Re ectfully submitted, Corinne H. Murray, ecording Secretary i i 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH VdIND50F2, COIatJ. 06074 ` e o„�`" AREA CODE 203/644-2511 R.0 April 24, 1980 alter Pekala, Chairman Sewer Commission Town of South Windsor RE: APPLICATIONS 056 & 040 Farnham Estates & Pleasant Valley Road Projects. Dear Tir. Pekala: Many of the conditions of the above mentioned permits have not been fulfilled by the contractor; in fact,not even an attempt has been made in many instances. I an, referring specifically -to the construction methods that are detailed in the sedimentation and erosion control specifications for both projects. These documents state that all possible methods of erosion and sedimen tation control will be utilized, that the area will be loamed, seeded and appropriately graded and that all disturbed areas shall be restored, as closely as possible, to their original natural state. I am requesting that you use any influence you have to see that these conditions are met. Sewer projects are very visible within the Town and it would be u.nfor-ILunate for the citizenry to feel that the Town does not have proper controls over its projects. Thank you for your cooperation. Very truly yours, enstance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND VETLANDS AGENCY TG0Y, OF SOUTH Z':INDSOR CE:chm cc: Richard Shattuck, Director of Public forks A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer pLiTH.:WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY«ORKSESSION /that UTES honday, March 16, 1981 page 6. Iwa monitor the dumping. condition of approvat the area be maintained in a pro r manner, It was would be within their jurisdiction o require a bond. Mr. Langlois asked why th applicant di not dump in their back yard, if it is so clean. It was noted tha, they were dumping on site, but encroachment lines were invol ed. It was suggested by Attorney ei- an that the applicant post a bond to protect adjacent property o 'rs. Mrs. Eriksson said the Agency waiting a report by Dr. Gutkowski, will request more specific infor tion rom SCS, and is waiting for a reply from Taylor & Fenn conce ing adds ional information requested by IWA. Mr. Dyco asked about ea of bulky wa to as noted on the plan. Mr. Lane pointed out the rea of dumping. noted he was over there this week.- Flags were bserved on the prope y. The presence of senic was again discuss d and Mrs. Eriksson observed that you c nnot make a statement that e arsenic is at an intolerable limit ithout evidence. Attorney K1 'nman suggested the Agency get info ation on its own. Mr. Lane- sked when the PZC meeting was and Mr . Eriksson said is a Public' earing to be held March 31 st. IWA wil not be meeting again until April 13 th. '_ Mr. Langlois asked who would be responsible regarding the arsenic Zaus would it be accumulative. Mrs. Eriksson noted it was a good point. cher Property - Mrs. Eriksson reminded members that Mr. Jurewicz was looking into the situation, however, he had not had a chance to yet, out of town on business. He will not be at meeting tonight. Mr. Davies told the Agency he had looked at the property. He reminded the Agency that about a year ago it wrote to W. Pekala, Chairman of Sewer Commission about Rosa (Contractors)not doing what they are suppose to do. It is a problem. The proposal was by Purcell Associates the contracts were drawn by this Commission and specifics were part of the permit. They are not being followed. Mr. Tauscher has 8 or 9 acres near the Podunk Mill. The sewer line went along the Podunk River. The sewer line was supposed to have 70 ft. , .but they took 100 ft. They were suppose to backhoe and cover it, they didn't. It is spongy. Mr. Tauscher has about 800 ft. of l , 'r)JrTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY WORKSESSION MINUTES "onday, March 16, 1981 sewer line on his property. This area is going to promote a mess. Tars. Eriksson thought the Agency should write a letter to the Sewer Commission. Mr. Davies explained that DEP is going to walk the area before they come through with the final funds. The agreement with the Town was that Rosa would follow certain specifications and they are not following the contract with the Town. The Agency discussed sending a letter to the Sewer Commission and agreed it should be ' done as the sewer contractor is not following the requirements set forth in the IWA permit. . Other Business - Mrs. Eriks on reported to the A members a request from PZC regarding IWA thou g is regarding the W st Road property. She questioned if the IWA should e making any in erence regarding this property without a site plan. he IG'+A members were hesitant to make any statements regarding this in ormal pro sal because they did not want to appear to be prejudging a thing oposed. IWA Regulations - Mrs. Eriksson r iewe her telephone conversation with Douglas Cooper of DEP Inland We 1 ds. Mr. Cooper explained to her how the S. W. IW & W Regulations e lacking. There are instruc- tions about deleting a wetland area, t not adding an area. He sug- gested the Agency change its Regula ions It will not be necessary to make a new map, someting can be added n to the map, or an adden- dum can be prepared. If the Age y wants do it, we would have to get a soil scientist. She said t is not n essary to have someone petition to have this change. wa could requ re the applicant to do E it. State Statutes will be 1 . ked up to ensur correct procedure. Iss. Eriksson will also look p a soil scientis A Publi Hearing would have to be set with d tes, etc. Mrs. Eriksson discus d the "dug out" area on avin Property with Mr. Cooper. He obs ved that they (Savin) had reated it, may- I be they didn't intend i , but it is a watercourse. I it is support- I ing wetlands materials it is a wetland. IWA can say t, but it is better to get backin from soil scientist. A watercour can be created. She told A members they will have the author' y to tell . the applicant it i a wetland, and if they disprove it, th will have . to hire a soil scientist. Mrs. Eriksson said she is going to contact hr. Cooper again regarding the Taylor & Fenn proposal. Mr. Lane suggested all mem- y d 4 µ,V • O N F I�� �V V���ii7 !i `W • 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 ��OSox•Co� AREA CODE 203/644.2511 March 18, 1981 Walter Pekela, .Chairman Sewer Commission Town of South Windsor RE: PROPERTY ON HILTON DRIVE Dear lair. Pekela: The Inland Wetlands Agency has received a complaint from James Tauscher regarding problems on his property located at 246 Hilton Drive related to the Sewer Construction Project, Contract "M". The Agency .has been concerned for some time that the sewer contractors were not following the specifications cited in our permits issued to Purcell Associates for the Sewer Projects. We have written to yourCommission several times previously in regard to this. - A member of the Town Engineering staff, at the request of the Inland Wetlands Agency, made a field. inspection of Z1r. Tauscher's property. His findings indicate there is an apparent connection between the sewer construction and Mr. Tauscher's complaint. In light of the above, I feel that it is imperative that cor- rective action be instituted immediately. Ve y truly yours, C u 4z," Constance Eri sson, h,1 Ms., INLAND WETLAND& AGENCY TO11N_ OF SOUTH WINDSOR CE:chm ENCLOSURES: 2. CCs James P. Tauscher A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer Richard Shattuck, Director of Public ,forks Wayne Gerlt, Town Attorney g�pVl N SFA` F TWfl' 07P sio � U 0 e 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 coy'{� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 soe MEMORANDUM TO: Constance Eriksson, Chairman Inland Wetlands Agency FROTVI: A. B. Davies, Deputy Town Engineer SUBJECT: Tauscher Property 'r - I visited the site on the evening of 3/9/81 and observed where the sewer construction went through the property. Without making the tour prior to construction, my conclusion has to be from that observation on 3/9/81. == It appears that the ground either side of the trench which was undisturbed was firm and dry. The area within the sewer construction was soft, wet � o - and not similar to the originalexisting ground. According to the ease k ment drawing on file, the permanent easement is 20 ' wide and the tempor- ary easement is 20 ' to either side, a total of 60 ' . The DEEP representatives met with Mr. Tauscher on the site, after the Town meeting. I was not. r . - 3 . - SQLITH WINDSOR INLAND WETL AGENCY 1��ORKSESSIGN MINUTES ' r;onday, April 20, 1981 Page 3. 4. John Samsel Jr. A lic tion NO . 146 Re uest for extension. i t' Mr. Davies explained that :r. Samsel said he had just had the oppor- tunityt0 get material for egrading, so he would 1' ke to carry on now. Discussion of addition conditions were d" .cusses regarding 1- the stockpiles. They should b seeded by June , 1981 and a bond I should be required to ensure th t grading a specifications be fol- lowed according to plans, that st ckpile are removed at proper time, and this should be done under the upe ision or direction of theE Town Engineering Department. There eing no further discussion, Mr. Jurewicz made a motion to approve a one-year extension of the pen mit for Application NO. 146,for,proper ' located on Buckland Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. .`The extensi n is effective April 20, 1981 20 through April 1 g p � 1982. addition to th conditions of the original permit, the following " tems must be adhere to: 1. The area, and any stockpiles sha . be tabilized and seeded no later than Junel, 1981. ' 2. A $3000 bon all be submitted to ensure that the specifications i and the grading plans are followed, or that th stockpiled material f is removed. 3. These activities shall be done der the direction ' of the Town Engineering Department. The motion w seconded by Dr. Krahula, unanimously approved. A-Legal Notice will be published in. the Journal Inquirer q r on Mo ay: April 27, 1981. Item # 7) James Tauscher Property on Hilton Drive. Mrs. Eriksson � reported to members of IWA that she was unable to get in touch with ' i the Town Attorney, so far, for guidance regarding the situation on this property. (Item 8 RSK Contractors n .- (AUu�.icatifi N0. 178) Colonial Cornere located on Ellington d. and Comfiunity Road. They plan to pick up an existing stream cha el an pipe it, hoping to alleviate the flooding problem. Mr. O'Sul "v raised a question about paving, j k noting his concern about a sheet 0 water going across the paved area, however, if it is picked UP wi catch basins, it should work ok. Mrs. Eriksson agreed i should be k, and noted the Engineering Department will /at the catch basi s working" ok. Mr. Jurewice adjacent prope is wetlands. Mrs. Eriksson suggestpropriate erosion dgntrol methods be im- plemented to plaptream. Mr. 0 'Sullivan observed the water INDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AG ENCY `iCRKSESSI ON MINUTES ..onday, April 20, 1981 .age 8. be brought down. Tars. Er' sson told him the )nly way it can be shown as a wetland is if it is in the desi aced areas on the of- ficial map. Mr. O'Sullivan plained th once it is classified as wetland on the map, it rema'ns unti disproved by a soil scientist. It is now up to the Sewer Commi ion Mr. Pekela pointed out the area on--the Inland Wetlands and It rcourse Map and noted the shaded area is under I'i"A control. Mrs. iksson told him that if Mr. Collins wants a deferrence, he will ha v to -rove it is inland Wetland. As for any reduction, the Sewer ommissi n should make that determina- tion. Mr. Jurewicz obsery that it i clear from the map, it wetland, but to to specific, he would h e to have an engineer de- iI termine it. Mr. Pekela aske if the Agency would nd a letter .to him � ! regatding the Colli s property and its deter ination. Mrs. Eriksson ' said the Agency wo ld send the letter. �. (Item t ) James Tauscher Property on Hilton Drive. Mr. Pekela said the contractors'job is substantially complete. Rosa has come in and ` taken care of almost everything except some water that is running ' ' through the rock overla u t T y s g y. �e asked i f There were an specific. on i their property. Mr. Jurewicz told him the main trunk line of the sewer was a mess, a mushy mess with black oozy material. There are four or five areas of this black oozy stuff. It (the situation) is as he (I"r. 'Tauscher) states, I`r. Jurewicz told Mr. Pekela. He noted #' they .could not get in there now to maintain the line because of the condition of the land. Mr. Pekela told the Agency the area was wooded prior to instal- lation of the sewer line. They cut 7 to 10 cords of wood in the area. It cannot be returned to its natural state, you cannot put back the trees. 1 Mr. Jurewicz and Ir7rs. Eriksson suggested the condition of the land is the problem. Air. Jurewicz said it is not the way it was be- fore. You cannot walk there. It appears that somewhere upstream there has been a tapping into a stream and it is -running down now. hir. Pekela noted that it was once i,,00ds,and the water settles in the rood and then runs out into the meadov,, area. Last year they sent the Town Sanitarian to see if septic material was coming out, but it was >0 UTH W INDSOP INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY ?°,'G� 'r� r r � !"ondaY, April 20, 1981 KQ":,SSIOh T'IN UTES Page 9, f not septic material. He noted the v�rhole area Agency they had is twat. He told the Put in sand areas as stops, and it should Prevent r follot,Iing the pipe, nt Crater I:Ir. Pekela traced the flow on the plans of the area and described the materials. !lost of the ma blanket and the block areas are clay. He material is a sand x observed that all the � parties, all the way down to the pump station are mushy Pe o year Mr. Lane asked if it were mushy before nth S this time of Tyr. p ekela explained it was wooded before, e Pipes went in. Mrs, Eriksson reviewed some of the background re ar claims,- and the man g ding Purcell rr y complaints, or requests,the Inland ?s;etlands Agency a J had sent to them. Mr. Jurewicz told Mr. Pekela he had seen tree stumpsi �I I I Party when he had walked it. I on the r. Pekela said the t� Pro- Jurewicz said he saw them when he was there and he taken out. maybe ten feet from the stream. he kicked some, t P,lr, Pekela informed the Agency the . easement and the did not di g y Pipe is within the 20 ft. y g up the entire area. had been there several times. He reported that there He noted that he insurance settlement from Rosa Construction in "the been an ��r. a of 1000 i for plantings. T el�ela ex to the pressed concern about what would happen People downstream, basically the same problem exists. i`Ir• O'Sullivan said he thought the Tauscher 'Problem. T,Zr. Pekela told him there is a st�;=am Problem was the only dicated on the map, PY area: which was in- T,:r. Jurewicz noted you can walk on the other side of D River and not have the the lodunk Problem you have on the Tauscher side. IIr. Pekela thought the conditions are only T<<r ,- y durin • Lane and 1.�'. Jurewicz disagreed with him g a wet season. Both � condition this Year. The area was indicated on the he a is e drought them party on the map. Mr. Jurewicz pointed out auscher pro- 25 ft. bride area on the ma the spongy, messy, 20 to P. Also the fence area and the 0 the standing water was pointed out, 7 elevation area where the ooz comes down. P�Ir. Davies drew a rough 1- below g sketch of the hill-with the sewer line r,and the dry areas measuring .� He pointed out the areas which yr 20ere ft. ei Sher side of the line, alk l�.ne►and the area over the line here heasle on either side of the it is spongy,and not spongyunk into his an.��eS, He said the server trench. , on the 20 t, T-ide areas either side of I -�OtTT�'N WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY ORKS.ESSION i � T —, T s i.� ,— r Ta, MINUTES ' ..onday, April 20, 1981 Wage 10. Mir. Davies observed the contract with the Sewer Commission said 1 it (the area) would be replaced to its original state, as near a pos,�ible. s � r Mr. Pekela pointed out the 45 foot bank and the treed 3 areas containing large conifers. Ten cord of wood was cut- and put in his (Tauscher' s) yard. Mr. Jurvaicz asked if water there is ground water, ,-or surface water. from the hill. Mr. Pekela noted there is a difference. Mir. Jurewicz asked if the sewer pipe was not there, would water flow under ground. Ir. Pekela to ld him the top of the sewer pipe is roughly 8 ft. beloi.,T the ground. He explained the procedure they followed installing the pipe, noting they restored the natural mix on top of the sewer line. Mr. O 'Sullivan asked how wide is the trench. I;Ir. Davies said it was about 10 ft. , noting the water should run out. He repeated that it a ,4� is possible to stand on either side of the sewer trench, but over it you sink in. He said that all the way to Pleasant Valley Road the (� same type of conditions are present. They (the contractors and Purcell) never responded to our letter and requests. Mr. Pekela said they are trying to resolve specific complaints. Mr. O 'Sullivan asked iahy can't the water from the trench be allovied to drain faster. Mr. Davie TM- s and Lir. Pekela explained that they can- not get machinery in there. They noted across the Podunk Piver is scrub and treed. I«ost of the ground is held with tree roots. IIrs. Eriksson reminded those present that the Agency was given assur- ance by a professional engineering firm that it mould not cause a problem. ILr. -'- Pekela suggested Uha.�t i-,, I-r. Tauscher planted ;Taild blueberries and scrub material, he would help. ilrs. Eri_,sson noted that hir. Tauscher can do that !•without I A approval. She asked if "Ir. i'ekela thought the Se,-wer Commis-sion and I:r. Tauscher can come to an agreement. I.Lr. Pekela thought the Il''A should list specific violations of the permit and send them to the Sewer Commission. I.'Lr. Davies noted the terms of the contract were not followed. He observed that Rosa, Purcell and the Sewer Commission did not pond re- to us regarding y ardin that contract. rie informed those present that !hen he looked the operation over there i%rere no hay bales, no sedi- mentation controls, no erosion controls, -there was nothing. Mr. Pekela told the Agency that it would have to tell him what it wanted and specify what the violations are. He reminded them they cannot restore the treed areas. I.rs. Eriksson said the Agency g Y SOUTH WINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY ORKSESSION INirlES .onday, April 20, 1981 ' Page 11. understood that. Per. Jurewicz suggested there maybe some artificial method of solving the problem. He reminded those present that to the people who oven the property, the wet area is a problem. I � Mrs. Eriksson suggested to Mr. Pekela that he would have to talk ( � to the Town Attorney. � Mr. Pekela asked i'.ir. Jurewicz if he had been out to the 'j pro- ; perty lately. Mr. Jurewicz told him about two weeks ago. P>r. Pekela told Dir. Jurewicz that two feet down, there was frost, a short time ago. Mrs. Eriksson told Mr. Pekela the Agency would write to the Sewer Commission within the week. 0. T. M.G.Construction Corp. - (XpDlication NO. l ) .Vest Road Multi- Familyproposal. Mr. O 'Sulli noted the p P prop sal is on the edge of a major acquifer and has s icient water - r individual wells, but does not have a large capaci y for water storage. Do we want to preserve this acquifer he asked t e Agency embers. It was suggested that if 60,000 sq. yds. of materia is pu in the area ? �you �°ai11 change the watershed.Mr. O'Sullivan ote this is one of the first i encroachments on this acquifer, mayb e Agency won't let this much Of an encroachment on this acquifer. "r. Jurewicz asked if there is �! a reason to believe this is themajo ac ifer worthy of protection. ' Rr. O 'Sullivan noted that all the . ter Ivement in this area is on the surface. Mr. Davies observe that wit 46 units the impact is minimal, as o_oposed to 920 unit . Mrs. Eriksson asked Agenc members if t y felt they could make a determination with the info mation submitte Mr. Lane said that � 2/3 of the area is in wetla s. He felt they a e impinging on the. ; wetland. T,Ir. Jurewicz ask d if this is an acqui r or wetland worth preserving. :x. O 'Sulliv said yes, until it is roven otherwise. It may have a large cap ity for water storage, in is wetland. � Mr. Jurewicz reminded e Agency if it is put off, t ll y needed reasons. I 1 Dr. Krahula said he v lked it and it may not be valua e. l: r. Jurewicz sugges d that maybe they want an independ t assessment Of the wetland. IL s. Eriksson said she could not see th C f amount o.� development in t area. r. Jurewicz asked if the Agenc would want anyone to impac on the vretland.Mir. After fur her discussion, it was decided that the Agenc members I would review he drainage study submitted by T.II.G. before ma ing any ' d F. ` SOUTH VrINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY MINUTES onday, April 13, 1981 rage 13. I of cars. Some of it s old because it is burried nor partially berried, some is fair l recent. He asked if the uilder is plan- ning to clean it up bef re he gives it to the T wn. Mz-. Grace said he w uld think he would c ean it up. He suggested the Agency could make it part of the permi , if it is approved. i Mr. Davies suggested at for dischar along Avery Street, they either have an Basemen or a ROsai aloe - Aver Street. Mr. Dumbrowski noted the exi ing draina e kind of meanders there, '� • ) the more pronounced is along A ery Stre t. They intend to improve ► the drainage channel. - Mr. Davi s sug sted they might consider put- ting it in a pipe, instead of a itc. , as Avery Street is fairly well traveled. He noted this was IWA jurisdiction, but from an engineering standpoint, might be a isable. I , d; Mrs. Eriksson suggested they t e no action tonight and post- pone until next Monday,further scu ion. In the meantime members # will review drainage informati submi ted by the applicant. i ,I (Item # 1 Sheridan Proper on Sulli n Avenue. Mrs. Eriksson i reviewed the present statu of this app ' cation with Pr;TA members. I I- They first wanted an exte sion but submi ed no iritten request, extension had expired. alvin suggested ey submit a new appli- cation as many problem had arisen with thi application in the � 1 past,and felt the new embers on the Agency hould have an oper- r tunity to review wha had been done and what s now proposed. Also at that time there as a question if the same eople were involved I a i in this activity, s originally were. ,-hen an replication did arrive it was too late be placed on this agenda and e proper informa- tion and maps w e not included. Mrs. Eriksson f t this should � be dealt with s a new application and agreed with Tr. Lane. She asked other m mbers how they felt regarding whether new applica- tion should e required. IWA members present agreed that this pro- posal should come in as a new application. (Item YT 11) James Tauscher Property on Hilton Drive. Mr. Jurewicz ! reported that t- %o ears ago I°��r. & Mrs. auscher cam ? ' y g T e in to I?''A for a permit for their house on Hilton Drive. A permit was received. i Later the sewer line was put in adjacent to the Podunk River and ? on their property. When the sewer line was built, the stipulation 9., SOUTH"t^IINDSOR INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY 1 .nnday, April 13, 1981 MINUTES Page 14. in the permit was that it would be recur after the sewer line was Put in T ova it is a virtual swam ned to a natural state . P� Tauschers areclaiming that they (sewer c p• The tapped into an underground well and it isncointion contractor) perty. It is a kind of black and oozy matey' g up on their pro- plained. Both Mr. Davies and Tyr. Blanc lal, lvr, Jurewicz ex- hette, DEP representative, have visited the site at different times. The sewer easement Previously several inches of muck dry, now wet and unusable was k and upon inspection there was black ooz and was definitely wet. The Sewer Commission (according to the Tauschers) claim the area in question is a swamp. NIr Jurewicz said the Tauschers will T�Tr ' claim it is not. . Jurewicz said he also there. The Tauschers are 'very saw bur'ried tree stumps port his, findings Y upset and asked Mr. Jurewicz '! +�ngs to IVIA and ask the Agency if it can do Cz to re- before he g Y �+ (Mr. Tausbher anything goes to court. Mr. O 'Sullivan noted that the Sanitation Department it was from the servers. P tment did not say He reminded members of IWA, that the Agency was told at the time of application by Purcell and t if there was any leakage, it would be into he Sewer Commission, , sewer pipeline) . rather than out of it (the Mrs. Erilisson told the Agency-letter has' � been written to � Mr. Pekela, chairman of the Sewer Commission, wit the Commission previously h letters sent to � r concerning sewer construction problems, included. Copies of the letter to ,,jr. Pekela weres " I'=r. Shattuck ent to Mr. Davies, and Mr. Gerlt. What else can the Agenc do the governing body, Mrs. Eril;sson reminded Y it is not them. �7r. Jurewicz asked ' if the Agency could claim that there is a violation of its and that some kind of restitution, or repasit permit, Re said it is the on be made by the Town', Pits down there, it wasn 't like it is now. 1 Mr. Davies noted that Purcell is saying the job was com l to specifications. IV�A claims it was not P eted Just e used a bulldozer in the operation. Th Mr. Tauscher said they methods used were un_ 2atisfactory. Mrs. Eriksson suggested � ttor Putting this in the hands of the Town i Y and request his opinion. She asked TJ1r, D Fepd there is a problem and it is sewer related. Davies if a- i es. ed. Mr. Davies said t c°w N aE� O-P Sc� Vbu&ot 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ~�soR•Co�'� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 M MORANDUM: TO: Walter Pekela, Chairman, Sewer Commission A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer Richard Shattuck, Director of Public Works Mayne Gerlt, Town Attorney FROTH: Constance Eriksson, Chairman, Inland Wetlands Agency DATE: April 23, 1981 SUBJECT: TAUSCHER PROPERTY, HILTON DRIVE, SOUTH VIINDSOR, CT. After discussion of the Tauscher .property on Hilton Drive, it is the opinion of the Inland Wetlands Agency that it has become a legal issue and,therefore, we are turning the matter over to the Town Attorney. �wR D w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 x-C AREA CODE 203/644-2511 April 23, 1981 Mr. James Tauscher 246 Hilton Drive South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 RE: PROPERTY ON HILTON DRIVE Dear Mr. Tauscher: After reviewing your concerns and discussing the conditions on your property, the Inland Wetlands Agency decided that the matter could best be handled by the Town Attorney,and through his guidance this situation may be resolved. Very truly yours, Constance Eriksson, Chairman INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY TUV N OF SOUTZ.j1 INDSOR CE:chm cc: Wayne Gerlt, Town Attorney A. Bowen Davies, Deputy Town Engineer t�wN BE,t C • � Tawn aYe S-atztA ?d& ',�Ot 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 �tiosoR.Co�� AREA CODE 203/644.2511 May. 1; 19'81 Mr. Jules Page, P.E.. Town Engineer Town of -South_Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT .06074 Re: James, and Laura Tauscher 246 Hilton Drive Sewer Contract M Dear Buck: Please compile all the maps, correspondence, reports.- and memoranda your office may have in relation to the referenced property and the homeowner complaints. By a copy of this. letter, I am requesting the secretary to the sewer commission and the secretary to the inland-wetlands commission to forward the relevant minutes and any other documents in their possession. I would also like to discuss the town"s position in this matter. Thank you for your prompt attention to this ues.t. Very tru u , t.a a Chris per Gerlt Town Atto y hes COUNCIL (. 1N ENVII� t?NMf N"I AL [- f� i I"I '�' : . E .. May 12, 1981 Mrs. Laura Tauscher 246 lliltor: Drive Soath Win6s.or, CT. 00074 Dear Mrs. Tauscher: The Council on Envircnmental Quality's authority is involved with state agencies. In reviewing the material you left I find the s-t-Iate has not been in a regulatory position. - Although we cannot get directly involved as a Council, I would be glad to help you find information sources in the Department of Environmental Protection that may be of assistance_. Tarr, of those units are the Water E Related Resources, which has the Inland Wetlands Section, and the Natural Resources Center, which has data, fi.les and aci:ial photographs. I am sorry that we cannot offer more dirc;ct assistance. The Connecticut tradition of local autonomy has been pointed out tc us more than once. Please do not hesitate to contact my office if we can help Ln meeting with the Department of Environmental Protection Units. Yours truly, Domenic J. Forcella Executive Director cc: Constance Eriksson DJF/li I'iI(rNI : 566-SIO 566-ow, SIAIF- (111HI1INI1)IN(i I' �iG_.�All�llll ��ltl�. ('t1Ntif( Iltll ,_ Al 110( •\I 0111'UI(1 I. %I I Y FNI1'I()Y1 It Cleaveland Legal 61aft Service.Inc. SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM,: NO. 40 _ East Hartford,CT 0e109 r JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Hartford/New Britain SUBPOENA DUCES TECUN! at Hartford To Constance Eriksson, Chairman, South Windsor Inland Wetlands. Commission, 18 Birch Hill Drive, South Windsor, Connecticut. BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, You are hereby commanded to appear before the Superior Court, Judicial District/G7iflrg9aVA*XV4MX of Hartford/New Britain to be held at 95 Washington Street, Hartford on the- 16th day of December, A.D. t9 82, at 10: 00o'clock in the fore noon, then and there to testify what you know in a certain cause therein pending, wherein are James P. Tauscher and Laura Kurtz Taus cher0faintifr5and Town. of South Windsor, et al are *Oefendt;nt or to such day thereafter and within 60 days hereof on which said action is legally to be tried, AND YOU ARE FURTHER COMMANDED to BRING WITH YOU AND PRODUCE at the same time and place: A) a certified copy of the South Windsor Inlarid Wetlands Regulations together with all maps, plans,: drawings, correspondence, reports, notes, Minutes of mihetings and any other writing or documents pertaining to the construction of a sewer by the Town of South Windsor and its contracting agent,- the J.M. Rosa; Construction Company, along the Podonk River on property of the Plaintiffs herein. HEREOF FAIL NOT, UNDER PENALTY OF THE LAW IN THAT CASE PROVIDED. Dated at Glastonbury this 15th day of December, 1982. To any proper officer or indifferent person to serve and return. SUBJECT TO CALL: ..... 6 5 9-3 2 O 1 Commissioner or:L"' Court—Clerk of the Court Walter A. Twachtman, Jr. 1 TRUIE C011' i 1%. T: 11F.. N ONAN. mff Nardiaed