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From: Mike Gantick
To: Sgt. Richard Riggs
Date: 7/7/03 12:13PM
Subject: Re: Traffic Way @ Abbe Road Ext. & Lake Road
I have taken a look at the subject area per Mr. Aho's letter. This area is not on any near term location for
traffic calming. The nature of Mr.Aho's complaint would really not be solved by his suggestion. Infact if
moving violations are the focus of his concerns the reduction of the radius would serve to create other
problems such as forcing buses and delivery trucks into the oncoming lanes inorder to negotiate the turns.
The area appears to be properly signed and in fact newly painted stop bars are in place. Might the traffic
unit do some selective observations at this inetrsection to raise the awareness level?
Regards,
Michael J. Gantick, P.E.
Director of Public Works
1540 Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor,Ct. 06074
Tel: (860)644-2511 ex. 242
Fax: (860)644-7280
>>>Sgt. Richard Riggs 06/25/03 02:32PM >>>
On Friday 19 June 2003 the police department received a letter from Andrew Aho, of 311 Abbe Road
Extension, complaining about the intersection of Abbe Road Extension and Lake Street. Aho believes that
due to the excessive speed of traffic, the three-way intersection needs to be redesigned to reflect more of
a "T" intersection. Aho believes that the now existing"generous"curves of the roadway allow for vehicles
to negotiate the intersection at a high rate of speed.
On Monday 23 June 2003 at approximately 0945 HRS I spoke with complainant Andrew Aho on the
telephone regarding his request. Mr.Aho was advised that the Chief of Police had reviewed the letter and
diagram. I explained to Mr.Aho that traffic calming efforts are being reviewed and considered in various
locations throughout town and that his request would be forwarded to your office for consideration.
I will send over a copy of the letter.
Mr.Aho's telephone numbers
work: 860-649-4848
other: 860-883-2837
home: 648-2960
Richard A. Riggs, Sergeant
Administrative Aide
South Windsor Police Services
151 Sand Hill Road
South Windsor, CT 06074-2026
TEL: (860)648-6256
FAX: (860)644-0515
HQ: (860)644-2551
riggs0southwindsor.org
CC: Chief Gary Tyler; Marcia Banach; Mark Owens; Matt Galligan; Melvin Stead; Michele
Lipe; Ron Asselin; Sgt. Tom Field
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there exists a relatively simple and cheap remedy. The problem is at the
intersection of Lake Street and Abbe Road Extension. The intersection has a
three way stop sign, but traffic rarely slows down, much less stops. The
roads are generously curved at the intersection, allowing cars coming from
all directions to negotiate the intersection at a high rate of speed. Cars often
slide around the corners, barely under control. The potential for a fatality to
a driver or a pedestrian is very high. The solution to this would be to install
new asphalt curbing on all three sides of the intersection so that it forms a T.
This would force cars to come to a stop. Please see diagram below.
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I realize that there are many areas in town that require repair, and that fiscal
responsibility requires that budgets are closely watched, but I believe this
problem needs to be addressed. The cost of curbing, and some topsoil,
would be well justified if lives can be saved. Please give this matter your
consideration. G
Sincerely,
Andrew Aho
311 Abbe Road Ext.
CC.
Chief of Police
151 Sand Hill Road
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I would like to bring to your attention a dangerous traffic hazard for w
there exists a relatively simple and cheap remedy. The problem is at the
intersection of Lake Street and Abbe Road Extension. The intersection has a
three way stop sign, but traffic rarely slows down, much less stops. The
roads are generously curved at the intersection, allowing cars coming from
all directions to negotiate the intersection at a high rate of speed. Cars often
slide around the corners, barely under control. The potential for a fatality to
a driver or a pedestrian is very high. The solution to this would be to install
new asphalt curbing on all three sides of the intersection so that it forms a T.
This would force cars to come to a stop. Please see diagram below.
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I realize that there are many areas in town that require repair, and that fiscal
responsibility requires that budgets are closely watched, but I believe this
problem needs to be addressed. The cost of curbing, and some topsoil,
would be well justified if lives can be saved. Please give this matter your
consideration. c
Sincerely,
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Andrew Aho
311 Abbe Road Ext.
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Chief of Police
151 Sand Hill Road
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management of the fields and additional irrigation needs. This increase,
however, could be offset somewhat in terms of manpower resources due to the
centralization of fields at one site, thus eliminating some travel time.
Alternatives b, c, d, &e would require relocation of the Wapping Fair as activities
would be severely detrimental to fields. Wapping Fair could be relocated to:
a. Evergreen Walk Area
b. I-291 Corridor
c. Purchase Ferry Lane Property
d. Barber Hill Road Sledding Area
e. Lawrence Road
f. High School Multi-practice Field Area
Some additional costs would be incurred for supplying electrical and/or other site
specific items.
2. Medium Term Solutions
Medium Term Solutions would consist of beginning to follow the Recreation
Master Plan by initiating field designs at Lawrence Road. It is anticipated that
the design permitting of Lawrence Road would take 9 — 15 months after design
funds have been allocated. Improvements would then need to be phased over
the course of several years depending on the level of funding available.
3. Long Term Solutions
Long Term Solutions would consist of following the Recreation Master Plan
beyond the 5 — 7 year period identified under the Medium Term Solutions.
Ongoing evaluation of program needs and funding availability would dictate the
scope of solutions implemented under this stage. A one — two year lead time for
design and permitting should be taken into account for the timelines established
under this solution stage.
06/23/03
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Sqt. Richard Ri s-Traffic W2L&Lbbe Road Ext. & Lake Road Pa e 1
From: Sgt. Richard Riggs
To: Gantick, Mike
Date: 6/25/03 2:32PM
Subject: Traffic Way @ Abbe Road Ext. & Lake Road
On Friday 19 June 2003 the police department received a letter from Andrew Aho, of 311 Abbe Road
Extension, complaining about the intersection of Abbe Road Extension and Lake Street. Aho believes that
due to the excessive speed of traffic, the three-way intersection needs to be redesigned to reflect more of
a"T" intersection. Aho believes that the now existing "generous"curves of the roadway allow for vehicles
to negotiate the intersection at a high rate of speed.
On Monday 23 June 2003 at approximately 0945 HRS I spoke with complainant Andrew Aho on the
telephone regarding his request. Mr.Aho was advised that the Chief of Police had reviewed the letter and
diagram. I explained to Mr.Aho that traffic calming efforts are being reviewed and considered in various
locations throughout town and that his request would be forwarded to your office for consideration.
i will send over a copy of the letter.
Mr. Aho's telephone numbers
work: 860-649-4848
other: 860-883-2837
home: 648-2960
Richard A. Riggs, Sergeant
Administrative Aide
South Windsor Police Services
151 Sand Hill Road
South Windsor, CT 06074-2026
TEL: (860)648-6256 -
FAX: (860)644-0515
HQ: (860)644-2551
riggs@southwindsor.org
CC: Field, Sgt. Tom; Tyler, Chief Gary
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350 ABBE RD.EXT.LINE BLOCKAGE REPORT
On Monday,March 23, 1998 at 4.00 pm.I was called to respond to 350 Abbe Rd.Ext.for a sewer line
blockage.Ed Wianko met me there in his vehicle.I was driving our sewer jet and arrived at the location
around 4:40 pm.Skip's Septic Service was parked in the driveway at 350 and was pumping water from the
cellar into their tank truck.A manhole is located in the yard at this location off the driveway approx.25 ft
beyond the end near a volleyball net.Water in this manhole was about 2 feet from the top.The manhole in
the street in front of 350 showed some flow in the invert so line was not completely plugged.An attempt
was made to jet the line from the street to the manhole in the rear yard.At approx. 17 feet on the counter of
the sewer jet I encountered a blockage that required me to ram several times with the nozzle before I was
able to penetrate successfully and continue on to the manhole.Upon breaking through I was able to see a
quantity of grease material pass through.the manhole.Because of the volume of water that was released
after the blockage was broken through I was unable to determine what other material may have caused the
blockage.Only after the water in the manhole was down to the invert that I was able to see a.stick approx.3
feet long laying in the bottom of the invert.Without the use of confined-space equipment available we were
forced to leave the stick in the manhole.We did however manage to remove the stick from the invert and
place it on the table of the manhole so that it was now out of the flow until such time that we could return
to retrieve it from the manhole.The homeowner and his neighbor were there throughout the entire
operation,also witnessed that there was a stick in the bottom and saw us remove it from the invert to the
table.Without removing the stick completely we were not able to determine if the stick was small enough
to pass through the center hole of a cover or if a cover had to be opened to drop it in.Other sticks were in
this manhole and removed by Skip's workers prior to our arrival.I did not see any of these other sticks but
more than likely were part of the blockage problem.
The neighbor,to the north side of 350 Abbe Rd.Ext,.who was with us during this whole event showed
us paperwork of rough drawings by Coven Construction approved by the Town of South Windsor showing
the general location of his lateral and#350 and their tie-in to the cross-country line running through the
property of#350.He told us that the lateral at#350 had been installed in 16 inches of stone and that the
curtain drains for#350 were also tied in to the sewer line.Until the blockage was discovered Skip's Septic
Service believed that they were dealing with a ground water problem.I summarize that the stone and
perforated pipe used for the drains kept all but water from backing up into the cellar.After the blockage
was cleared Skip's was allowed to drain their septic truck of water they had pumped out into the manhole
on the property. We picked up our cones and left#350 Abbe Rd Ext.at approx.5:30 pm,notifying the
dispatcher that we were clear of that address.
On Tuesday,March 24,1998,Ed Wianko and myself again checked the manhole in the street at#350 to
make sure that no additional debris had settled out in the bottom after the flow was back to"normal".There
seems to be an above normal flow for that area based on the time of day and can only conclude that there is
a lot of ground water entering the system.
EDWARD W.CUSSON
FACILITY MECHANIC
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
.Alarm Call-Out Report
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MEMORANDUM October 2, 1990
To: South Windsor Water Pollution Control
Re: Abbe Road Extension
I have reviewed with the Town Attorney the legal
requirements for the alternative sewer plan as shown on the
plan attached hereto entitled "Exhibit 111 ; the Town Attorney
has offered the following advice:
1 . The owners of property at #350 and #364 Abbe Road
Extension must grant to the Town an Easement to
construct, maintain, and repair the 6-inch sewer line
(main), as shown in Exhibit C. The Easement would be
similar to the attached Easement (Exhibit 2) .
2. The owner of the property at #364 would have to grant
to the owners of property at #374, #341, and #355 an
Easement to install and maintain a sanitary sewer
lateral.
3. The owner of the property at #341 would have to grant
an Easement to the owner of the property at #355 Abbe
Road Extension.
4. The Town of South Windsor would need to grant an
_ .Easement to the property-owners of #341 and #355, and
to the property-owner of #374 (if appropriate) for
sanitary laterals constructed within the Town right-
of-way.
5. Engineering plans must be prepared by a private
engineering firm on behalf of property-owners, and
submitted to the Town for approval; said plans will be
referenced in Easements.
6. Private issues (i. e. , restoration/repair of driveways)
to be resolved by mutual agreement among property-
owners.
7. Property-owners to-select, by mutual agreement, their
own contractor to construct laterals and manhole at
northern terminus of 6-inch sewer line.
8. Property-owners will own and be responsible for
maintenance of their laterals; and Town to own and
maintain the 6-inch sewer main and manhole.
Memorandum
Re: Abbe Road Extension
Page 2
October 2, 1990
The Town Attorney has offered to help the residents by
preparing the Easements referred to above. This, of course,
would require the owners' consent.
Furthermore, I have been in contact with the contractor who
installed the 6-inch sewer line in front of houses #350 and
#364. He has provided some information (Exhibit 3) , and has
offered to assist in the location of said sewer line. This
contractor is also the same contractor who submitted the bid
proposal to Lucek Engineering for the sewer designed by this
engineering firm on behalf of the Abbe Road Extension
property-owners.
It is my recommendation that the Town obtain agreement of
the property-owners concerning those issues outlined above
before proceeding further in resolution of this matter.
C. F. Shaw
Asst. Director of Public Works
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SEWER LINE EASEMENT
PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that
of
DOLLAR( S) AND OTHER
VALUABLE CONSIDERATIONS, received to its/his/her full
satisfaction of THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, a municipal
corporation chartered under the laws of the State of Connecticut,
do give , grant, bargain, sell and confirm unto the said TOWN OF
SOUTH WINDSOR, its successors and assigns the right, previlege
and authority to construct and to perpetually maintain a sewer
line, including the right to lay, install, maintain, inspect,
operate, construct, use alter , repair , replace and remove a sewer
line thereto, in, through, upon and over certain piece (s) of land _
as described in Exhibit A.
Together with the right, privilege and authority to
trespass , for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and
repairing of said sewers, an additional feet outside
of, and on either side of, the permanent Easement described in
Exhibit A, which right to trespass shall terminate upon formal
acceptance of the sanitary sewers by the TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR;
and be reasserted only on the occasion and for the duration of
subsequent maintenance or repair by the TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR.
Within said parcel( s) described in Exhibit A, the Grantee,
its successors and assigns , shall have the right to cut trees and
bushes as may be convenient-or._nAgg_ssary and to remove structures
thereon, and to pass and repass with men and equipment, to
operate equipment and install materials. incidental- to the
construction, maintenance or repair of said sewer line, and to
excavate and fill .
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The Grantor herein, for itself/himself/herself, its/his/her
successors and assigns , shall not erect or allow to be erected
any immobile structures on said easements or rights-of-way which
may endanger or interfere with the said sewer line.
The grantor herein for itself, its successors and assigns ,
reserves the right to itself/himself/herself, its/his/her
successors and assigns , to continue to use the land within which
the aforesaid easements or rights-of-way have beeen granted for
any uses and purposes which shall not in any way interfere with
the use thereof by the Grantee, its successors and assigns, in
fulfilling the purpose for which this/these easements or rights-
of-way are granted.
The grantee herein, for itself, its successors and assigns , -
agrees to restore and maintain said premises in their original
condition as nearly as possible commensurate with the above use
upon the completion of any maintenance, operation, construction,
replacement or repair work in said easement or right-of-way
areas.
The Grantee agrees to hold the Grantor, its/his/her
successors and assigns , harmless from and against any and all
damage to property or person caused by the construction and/or
maintenance and repair of said sewer line.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Grantor has hereunto set
its/his/her hand and seal this day of , 19
Signed, Sealed and Delivered GRANTOR:
in the Presence of:
STATE OF CONNECTICUT)
COUNTY OF HARTFORD )
On this day of , 19 , before
me, , the undersigned officer,
personally appeared known to me (or
satisfactorily proved) to be the person whose name is subscribed
to the within instrument and acknowledge that he/she executed the
same for the purposes therein contained.
In Witness whereof I hereunto set my hand.
Witness Town Manager .
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EXHIBIT C
ABBE ROAD EXTENSION - SANITARY SEWERS
SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 2, 1990
UPDATED FOR
SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN COUNCIL
WORK SESSION
JUNE 11, 1990
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M E M O R A N D U M
RE: ABBE ROAD EXTENSION - SANITARY SEWERS
In -the following chronology, those events, discussions, and
reports pertaining to the request for sanitar, sewers are listed
for your review.
DATE DESCRIPTION
Nov. 3, 1987 Town Sanitarian inspection of
observation pits at 374 Abbe Road
Extension (owner Kirby Holcomb) .
House purchased and renovated by Mr.
Holcomb required issuance of a C.O. ;
existing metal septic tank and
location of well in 'relation to
septic system was in violation of
State regulations.
Nov. 17, 1987 Mr. Holcomb attends W.P.C.A. meeting
and requests extension of sanitary
sewer service.
Feb. 16, 1988 W.P.C.A. reviewed information
provided concerning existing sewer
servicing properties at #364 and #350.
Mar. 1, 1988 W.P.C.A. reviews fact sheet on
alternative ways of sewering area;
petition for sewers presented to
Authority.
Mar. 15, 1988 W.P.C.A. considers feasibility
of providing sewers by tie-in to
lateral serving lots #364 and #350.
Staff directed to determine actual
size of pipe.
Apr. 1, 1988 Staff reports that there are no
as-builts for 6-inch lateral; exact
location cannot be determined without
destructive testing. Staff recommends
that if sewers are to be provided they
should be properly designed.
Memo
Re: Abbe Rd. Ext. - Sanitary Sewers
Page 2 .
DATE DESCRIPTION
May 3, 1988 W.P.C.A. awaiting information from
Town Engineering Department.
June 71 1988 W.P.C.A. reviews preliminary sewer
design and construction cost
estimates. Staff directed to prepare
a report for Town Council presentation.
July 26, W.P.C.A. reviewed draft of report to
Town Council.
Sept. 14, 1988 Report to Council submitted to Town
Manager for inclusion as a Council
Agenda item. Decision was made that
this should be included in the W.P.C.A.
budget request for FY 1989/1990.
Mar. 20, 1989 W.P.C.A. Budget FY 1989/1990
submitted for Council Approval.
$48,071 was requested for Abbe Road
Sewer; funding project was not proposed
in the Town Manager Budget.
Apr. 10, 1989 Town Council Budget Session for
Boards and Commission; meeting
attended by W.P.C.A. Chairman
and Staff representative (Suet.
Pollution Control) . Council had no
questions and supported Town Manager's
proposal.
May 1, 1989 Resident attends Town Council Regular
Meeting to request that funding be
reinstated. Mayor states that subject
will be discussed by Council at a
future Work Session.
May 16, 1989 Resident requests W.P.C.A. to
participate in Town Council Work
Session discussion concerning project
funding.
Res Abbe Rd. Ext. - Sanitary Sewers
Page 3.
BATE DESCRIPTION
June 6, 1989 W.P.C.A. informed that Council
will probably discuss issue at
June 26, 1989 work session.
Council Streeter expressed
Council's need to know if the Town
has any obligation to fund this
project.
June IS, 1989 Updated report to Town Council in
preparation of Work Session
presentation.
June 26, 1989 Council Work Session. Discussion of Abbe
Road Ext. sewer issue results in Council
request for more information and WPCA input.
August 17, 1989 Letter from Town Environmental Health
Officer recommending adjustment of
distribution box at 341 Abbe Rd. Ext.
September 1, 1989 Distribution box dug up by home-owner;
through 9/5, 1989 Health Officer inspected and determined
that this distribution box was "not a
causative factor of the failing septic
system".
September 19, 1989 Two year Abbe Rd. Ext. Sewer Project
chronology prepared by Town Public
Works Department. W.P.C.A. had requested
an engineering assesment of possible
solutions, and E. Lucek, civil engineer
hired by residents, states that need
exists and that while repair is
technically possible, sewers are the
most practical solution.
November 10, 1989 Plan for alternate sewer presented by
E. Lucek to Town Engineering and W.P.C.A.
January 2, 1990 W.P.C.A. requests detailed report analy-
zing costs and benefits of sewers vs.
replacement or repair of existing septic
systems .
ke•s Abbe Rd. Ext. - Sanitary Sewers
Page 4.
DATE DESCRIPTION
January 23, 1990 Documented report issued by E. Lucek
concludes and recommends that sewers
are most cost effective and practical
solution.
February 16, 1990 Letter from R. Deptula indicating that
technically feasible alternatives to
sewers exist.
February 20, 1990 After additional discussion the W.P.C.A.
concluded that the area has health
problems and voted unanimously to request
funding for extension of the sewer line
on Abbe Rd. Ext.
March 23, 1990 W.P.C.A. letter indicates that no funds
are available; Item not submitted to
Town Council.
April 3, 1990 WPCA meeting - Engineering department
indicates that private sewer connection
at owner's expense might be accepted by
the town as a viable alternative in view
of budget situation. Affected property
owner installation of extended lateral
to existing sewer also discussed.
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Request for Sanitary Sewers
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We the undersigned residents of Abbe Road Ext. , South
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authorize extension of the Town sewer system to serve
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EXHIBIT D
RESURFACING PROGRAM
FISCAL YEAR 1990/1991
OVERLAY PROGRAM
STREET FROM T LEN TH
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Abbe Road Ext. Lake Miller 21112
Arnold Way Gray Cul-de-sac 370
Beldon Road All 11675
Clinton Drive All 2,502
Crestwood Drive All 814
Deepwood Drive All 11901
Deerfield Lane All 1,056
Foster Street Birch Hill Beelzebub 3,947
Gray Road All 2,180
Henry Road All 903
High Ridge Road All 1,187
Highview Road All 11359
Raymond Road All 546
Rosemary Lane Christine Cul-de-sac 2,257
Simka Drive All 747
Spruce Lane All 813
Tudor Hill Road All 792
TOTAL OVERLAY PROGRAM 24,171 (4 .58 mi. )
CHIP SEAL PROGRAM
STREET FRM TO TL,2 MG
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Clark Street Deming Chapel 10,000
Colony Road 1,437
Foster St. Ext. 31696
Governor's Hwy. Main Route 5 4,316
Griffin Road 9,049
Long Hill Road 4,541
Main Street Governor Sullivan 14,007
Miller Road 7,570
Slater Street 1,637
Smith Street 41752
Wheeler Road 11320
TOTAL CHIP SEAL PROGRAM 62,325 (11.80 mi. )
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March 5 , 1986
Mr. Robert E. Marigliani
475 Abbe Road Extension
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Mr. Marigliani:
I too, as a public official and longtime resident of South
Windsor, am very much concerned with the events that trans-
pired in mid-February as _a result of the heavy rains and
S-curve construction activity.
We have been in constant contact with not only the State
Department of Transportation, as managers of the project,
but also, with the Connecticut Department of Environmental
Protection to properly regulate the outflow characteristics
of the project. Since the siltation occurrence, additional
measures have been employed in an attempt to better control
siltation problems that are inherent in a project of this
nature.
I wish to thank you for your letter of concern, and assure
you that we are doing everything in our power to sufficiently
protect the environmentally sensitive areas in question.
Very truly yours,
Rob rt r enault
Director of Public Works
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February 20, 1986
Mr. Robert Arsenault
Public Works Director
Town of South Windsor
1540 Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor, CT 06074
Dear Mr. Arsenault;
As a resident of South Windsor, I have on many occasions taken
the opportunity to enjoy the natural areas set aside within the town for
public enjoyment.
One area in particular offers a vast array of waterfowl, plant
and animal life because of it's distinct habitat. This area is the inland
wetlands of the Podunk River which run parallel with Sullivan Avenue
throughout the Strong and Pierce Road areas. This area unfortunately
happens to lie adjacent to and downhill from the reconstruction of the S
curve on Sullivan Avenue. Since the reconstruction project began, I have
noticed significantly increasing levels of silt runoff from the
construction site within this conservation area.
On Wednesday, February 19, I witnessed a most appalling sight at
this area. The new drainage conduit installed on Strong Road which empties
into the river was spewing forth runoff contaminated with such a
concentration of brick red silt that the waters downstream into the
wetlands were hopelessly inundated. In addition, runoff from the fill area
across from Sand Hill Road had entered the waters on the eastern side of
Pierce Road which is inhabited by numerous waterfowl species. Sadly the
same amount of contamination was observed today.
Mr. Arsenault, South Windsor prides itself on being a "Nice
place to live, work and prosper". Quality of life within a town also
includes the aesthetic appeal of its natural areas which bring joy to many
of its residents. What kind of quality of life is there if we no longer
have these natural areas for ourselves and our children to enjoy?
I protest this mistreatment of one of South Windsor's most
valuable natural conservation areas, please stop this contamination
immediately.
Thank you for your cooperation, I await your reply.
Sincerely,
Robert E. Marigli ni
475 Abby Road Extension
South Windsor, CT 06074
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Inland Wetlands Division
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August 31, 1979
Ms. Marie Walters
Middlesex Insurance Company
27 Walnut Street
Agawam, Massachusetts 01001
RE: Henry Monterose
331 Abby Road Extension
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear Ms. Walters:
The South Windsor Engineering Department reviewed the claim by Mr. Monterose
by talking to Mr. Monterose, Town employees, different ones involved, and by taking
elevations of the area.
The conclusions reached by this Department are as follows:
1. There is almost no possibility that the approval of the Kelley Subdivision
on Abby Road Extension or the construction of sanitary sewers in the area
had any effect on the Monterose problem.
2. The blockage of the swale that would not permit the pipe to drain freely
might have a minimal effect on the ground water.
3. The time of the storm and the effect of the rain on frozen ground voids
most of the accepted drainage patterns. Mr. Monterose's problem is not
unique or special. This situation has and will occur all over New England,
as a result of winter rains or thaws.
4. There are some corrective measures that Mr. Monterose could take to prevent
this from occurring again.
5. In any event, the Town is not liable_ for the damage to Mr. Monterose's
property.
The file is here and available for your review, and we would be available to
answer questions about it if you so desire.
Very truly yours,
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
A. Bowen Davies
Deputy Town Engineer
cc J Richard A. Shattuck, Director of Public Works
J. E. Page, Town Engineer/Planner
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July 13, 1979
Ms Marie Walters
The Minute Man Companies
27 Walnut Street
Agawam, Massachusetts 01001
RE: Henry Monterose
331 Abby Road Extension
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear Ms. Walters:
The Engineering Bureau has made an inital review of the complaint
by contacting all the parties involved.
We will compile our findings in the next few days.
Very truly yours,
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
A. Bowen Davies
Deputy Town.Engineer
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cc: Richard A. Shattuck
Director of Public Works
J. E. Page
Town Engineer/Planner