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520 BURNHAM STREET Date 19 7-s--
SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074
Phone 289-7088 or 528-3153
Residential - Commercial - Industrial Paving
Drainage & Excavating
To: .lob: �.
SPECIFICATIONS
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We hereby propose to furnish Labor and Materials complete with the above specifications,for the sum of:
Dollars ($ �y� 1 with payments as follows
Authorized Signature '
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. All work specified above to be completed in a workmanlike manner.
2. Any changes from above specifications shall be in writing only;stating changes to be made and agreed price for said change.
3. All agreements subject to accidents,strikes and other causes beyond our control.
4. The undersigned is to maintain Fire,Liability and other necessary insurance.
5. The undersigned agrees to pay cost of collection or attorneys fees incurred in case payments are not made as stated above.
6. This proposal may be withdrawn,if not accepted within days.
ACCEPTANCE
The above specifications, prices and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do said work
as specified.
Date 19 Signature
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HILLS PAVING & CONSTR. CO. INC.
1468 Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor, Conn. 06074
644-0916
PROPOSAL CMI7D TO ^ /t ` �_ ) PHONE DATE
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We hereby submit specifications and estimates for:
THIS INSTRUMENT IS BASED UPON A HOME SOLICITATION SALE, WHICH SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THE HOME SOLICITATION SALES ACT. THIS INSTRUMENT IS NOT NEGOTIABLE.
NOTICE TO BUYER:(1)Do not sign this agreement if any of the spaces intended for the agreed terms to the extent of then available information
re left blank.(2)You are entitled to a copy of the original of this agreement at the time you sign it.(3)You may at any time pay off the full
unpaid balance due under this agreement, and in so doing you may receive a partial rebate of the finance and insurance charges.(4)The
seller has no right to enter unlawfully your premises or commit any breach of the peace to repossess goods purchased under this agreement.
(5)You may cancel this agreement if it has not been signed at the main office or a branch office of the seller, provided you notify the seller
at his main office or branch office shown in the agreement by certified mail, return receipt requested, which shall be posted not later than
midnight of the third calendar day after the day on which the buyer signs the agreement,except if the signing is on Friday,Saturday or Sunday,
the cancellation shall be posted not later than midnight of the Wednesday immediately following.The seller shall fill all blank spaces in such
agreement intended for the agreed terms,to the extent of then available information, before the agreement is signed by the buyer and shall
furnish the buyer with a copy of the original of the signed agreement.
Wit frapast hereby to furnish material and labor — complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of:
Payment to be made as follows:
dollars($
In the event the undersigned purchaser fails to make payment as hereinafter set forth, and is
in default of said payment for a period of thirty (30) days after said payment date, then the
undersigned purchaser agrees to pay all costs of collection, including reasonable attorney's
fees, incurred in any action brought to collect said payment. The undersigned purchaser
further agrees to pay interest at the rate of l% per month (12% per annum) on the unpaid
balance, from the due date.
All material is guaranteed to be as specified.All work to be completed in a workmanlike < _
manner according to standard practices.Any alteration or deviation from above specifiea- Authorized
tions involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders,and will become an Signature
extra charge over and above the estimate.All agreements contingent upon strikes,accidents
or delays beyond our control.Owner to carry fire,tornado and other necessary insurance. Note:Thi p p05a1 may be
Our workers are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us If accepted within days.
.C�rrP�it�IIX� � ; r1111D�'ittl—The above prices, specifications
and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized Signature
to do the work as specified.Payment will be made as outlined above.
Date of Acceptance:
Signature
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RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3041 (plus postage)
SENT TO POSTMARK
Mr
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STREET AND NO.
Old. 44 Herwy Street
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OPTIONAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES
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SERVICES With delivery to addressee only............85d
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SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) .......................................... 450
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Department of Public Works e.
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear Sir:
I request that the Town of South Windsor make the proper
repairs to the road at the entrance to the driveway located at
108 Maskel Road. A slumping of the road at that location has
caused a dangerous condition for vehicles entering or leaving
the driveway as the underside of the vehicles strike the road
causing both physical damage to the vehicle and chance of acci-
dent due to driver distraction.
I further request that I have a written reply by May 31, 1973
as to whether the Town intends to make the requested repairs.
Sincerely,
Robert M. Brandenburger
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'own Hall,- 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
February 15,_ 1973
Mr. Frank Rossi
Ma.skel Construction Company
1209 Route YP5
South Winc?sor, Connecticut 06074
Lear Mr. Rossi:
in order that the Totten of South Windsor Engineering Department ---ay p e_forst -
preliminary analysis of_3mtjr-proposed subdivision off Abbey Road anal M_st_cel
mad, the following information is needed from you:
1) A Soil Conservation Service report from the U.S,D.A. Soil Con se.. ton
Service in Warehouse Point, Please contact Art Cross or marl j'_ede
- re-rfer at telephone numiber 623-0607
2) Three or four strategically located percolation tests.
the critical nature of drainage in this area and ero -ln v
p_obl`^C On °_1"-Cy a.a :e will need re-imiaa i f ._..-t-i n _ i--
storm drainage system you will propose for the area.
The Engineering Departnen_t has recently made an i-.Tastigation of ✓e 4
erosion conditions of the present subdivision on IrLaskei Load. T.-.r e
erosion of alnost all lots on the easterp_ side of '-!---skel Road is e :-dent
a' --such silt- is "Orr i i n- at the soutC?erl j' of-the road, _
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of the above. In any new subdivision in this area, the Engineering
Department is going to recon—unnd that the cover crop should only be i
removed from two lots at a time and be replaced with grass seed as s---= I
as possible before any other -ots are st._-op Of their Covar.
S^cause ybbey Road is defined as a collector street in the
Plan, it t;auld be desireable for it to have a 60/foot right-of-,:ay width.
This could be partly accomplished by having your subdivision provzde a � I
30/:coot right-of- ,ray from the center line of the presently-trat-I!ad t
tray of Abbey Road. .
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YXMORATIDU1,11 18 June, 1974
To: Terry V. Sprenke - Town Manager
From: Me n , Jr. Pollution Control Superintendent
Subject: Maskel Roa Complaints; Preliminary Report On
Per your direction this Department has conducted various investigations on properties
located on the east side of Maskel Road. On the morning of 17 June we tried to
contact several of the homeowners, and spoke with three (3) of them at some length.
At -0g50 we inspected the property of John E. Loker, known as House # 148. There is
no apparent system failure here. The run-off to the catch basin ona the R.O.W. appears
to be caused by storm water and roof leaders.
At 1005 we spoke with Mrs. Robert D. Crawford of House # 132. They are in the process
of re-landscaping after an in-ground pool installation.. The landscaper exposed the
end of one (1) leaching trench; however, extra backfill has been placed to correct
.this, along with contouring in conjunction with grading around the pool. There is an
erosion problem because of the new fill around the pool and this is causing some run-
off; however, this should be cleared up after new grass has set.
At 1020 we spoke with Mrs. Edward W. Reinhardt of House # 160. There is no apparent
field failure here; however, the runoff on her property is septic during rainy periods
due to a field failure next door.
Our.next stop, at 1035, was at House # 174 where we spoke with Mrs. Philip 0. Stoddard.
The septic system on this property has definitely failed. In fact, there almost seems_
to be an underground spring welling up at times in the immediate vicinity_ of the
distributions box for this field. Most of the trench ends appear to have blown out, as
if from pressure. We advised Mrs. Stoddard that she would be hearing from the
Director of Health on this matter.
Other than the above mentioned failure, none of the houses checked show signs of
system collapse. However, everyone to whom we .talked di& remark that their fields
have a strong tendency to overflow during the Spring. All expressed the feeling that
rising ground water at this time of the year was the major cause of problems 'in the area.
The entire hillside behind these homes is honeycombed with springs and climbs quite
steeply to the power company R.O.W. The springs are a constant problem - especially in
the case of 174 Maskel. At the time of building there was some work done on the
installation of a curtains drains to the rear of all these properties, as shown by the
red line on the attached drawing. However, there is some doubt that this work was
ever completed.
I will advise you--of further developments on this matter.
Respectfully submitted,
ell n�'dwards, Jr.'- uperinitendent
Department of Pollution Control
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HERMAN MASKEL VITO COVENSKY FRANCIS ROSSI
PRESIDENT & TREASURERS VICE PRESIDENT. CONSTRUCTION CHIEF ENGINEER - VICE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
MASKEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
P.O. BOX 53 TELEPHONE
1209 JOHN FITCH BLVD. 289-9329
SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074
5-15-75
Mr. Emil Lucek
Town Of So. Windsor
So. Windsor, Conn.
Dear Mr. Lucek,
In response to your letter of May 13 , 1975 regarding paving on
Maskel Road, We question whether you have the authority to take such
drastic action.
We definitely will not honor any bill that was incurred by The
Town of So. Windsor.
V� y truly yours,
t"fierman Maskel
ROAD BUILDERS—,STORM i SANITARY SEWERS—WATER MAIN INSTALLATIONS—SITE DEVELOPMENTS
EXCAVATORS—EARTH MOVERS--EQUIPMENT RENTALS
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Public Works May 13, 1975
Maskel Construction Company
John Fitch Boulevard
South Windsor, Connecticut
Attention: Mr. Hymie Maskel
Dear Mr. Maskel:
Re: Maskel Road - Cul-de-sac Paving
As stated in my letter of May 1, 1975, the deadline date for
the paving of the above-mentioned cul-de-sac is May 15, 1975.
Since I have heard nothing from you regarding this matter,
I have requested (and received) Proposals from two private
paving firms with quotes in the vicinity of $4,000.
By virtue of this letter, I am extending, this deadline date
to Thursday, May 22, 1975. If you have not completed this
work by then, I will engage one of these firms to do the
paving, and then bill Maskel Construction Company for the
total cost.
May I hear from you this week.
Very truly y0iar,-�i
TOWN TH JIN SOR
Em 1 W. Lucek
Dir for of Public Works
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Public Works May 1, 1975
Mr. Frank Rossi
Maskel Construction Company
John Fitch Boulevard
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear. Frank:
Re: Maskel Road - Cul-de-sac Paving
The Town Council is again pressing for a definite date for
the completion of the above project; and since I have heard
nothing further from you regarding a firm schedule for this
work, I have established, and given to Council, the date of
May 15, 1975.
I am sure that Maskel Construction Co. will meet this
deadline date, Frank. If you have. any questions regarding
this, please give me a call.
Very truly yours,
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
Eriil W. Lucek
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MEMORANDUM May 1, 1975
To: Terry V. Sprenkel
Re: Various Items
1. Avery Brook Spillway Design Progress
I spoke with Griswold and Fuss yesterday and was assured
that the design, plans, and specifications would be
completed and in my hands by Monday, May 5, in accordance
with our deadline.
2. Maskel Road Resurfacing
I spoke to Frank Rossi after the Council work session on
this item, and again on April 17, and informed him of
the Council' s order that the cul-de-sac paving be
completed as soon as the plants opened.
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Frank advised me that he would speak with Hymie Maskel
and call back with a definite date and schedule. To
date, I have not heard anything in this regard. I
anticipate that Maskel will tend to procrastinate on
this project. For that reason, I recommend that rather
than request a schedule from Maskel, that I, at this
time, establish a deadline date for the completion of
the paving. I suggest, and submit to you as a completion
date, the date of May 15, 1975. I will so inform Maskel
Construction Company by letter.
3. Spring Pond Repairs
On Wednesday, April 30, Jim Snow, Karen Fellows, Lou Jeski,
Bill Shuteran, and I inspected Spring Pond for spring
repairs. I have prepared an itemized list of work to
be done, and Jim is preparing a cover letter to you
including this list. The only added point I mention
here is that, in my opinion, the old Pavilion should
be raised and replaced with a simple concrete block
structure, to house the bathrooms, and lifeguard and
storage area. The repair and maintenance costs due to
Memorandum
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May 1, 1975
vandalism have reached a point where the expenditure of
these funds towards amortizing the capital costs of a
new vandal-proof structure is reasonable and logical.
4. Main Street Sewer Grant
The Public Hearing for the Main Street Sewer Grant will
be held on Thursday, June 5, 1975, at 10:00 a.m. , at
340 Capitol Avenue. I strongly urge that Town officials
attend and speak on behalf of our continued eligibility.
In my meeting this morning at DEP, I requested a Letter
of Eligibility be sent immediately, rather than wait
until after the Public Hearing. The representative
I spoke with stated that he would check this with
Mr. Hupfer and comply with my request, if possible.
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Emil W. Lucek
Director of Public Works
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MEMORANDUM February 18, 1975
To: Terry V. Sprenkel
Re: Status - Maskel Road Completion
With regard to the petition received by the Town Council on
February 3, 1975 from Maskel Road residents, and with further .
regard to your request for a complete report on the background,
status, and proposed improvements to Maskel Road, I submit the
following.
The development of Maskel Road was accomplished in two phases--
the first, a subdivision approved in 1957, including Garnet
Lane and the majority of Maskel Road, which was completed,
approved, and accepted by the Town on October 19, 1962. The
deed representing the acceptance of these streets is on file
in the Office of the Town Clerk.
The second phase of development involved a 200 '± extension of
Maskel Road to the south, as part of a subdivision by Land
Development Corporation, approved July 27, 1971. This extension
has not, at this time, received final approval or acceptance by
the Town.
In order to receive final approval, the Developer must apply a
final surface course pavement and curbing to this southerly
extension. This paving will probably be applied this Spring
of 1975--provided that contemplated plans for subdivision
development north of Maskel Road does not materialize. The
vacant land north of Maskel Road has been submitted preliminarily
to Town Departments and agencies for consideration as a
subdivision; and specifically is discussed in the attached
correspondence, dated February 15, 1973, to Mr. Frank Rossi
of Maskel Construction, from Mr. J. E. Page, Planning-Coordinator.
The development of this land would require the installation of
a substantial drainage system the full length of Maskel Road,
southerly, with eventual drainage into the Podunk River. If
this' subdivision proposal is pursued, it would be desirable
to postpone the final paving of the southerly extension of
Maskel Road until the completion of this additional construction
work.
Memorandum
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Re; Maskel Road
February 18, 1975
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Recent discussions with Frank Rossi appear to indicate that
plans for this additional development are no longer active;
and if this is the case, Land Development Corporation will be
directed to apply this pavement surface this coming Spring.
In response to your question regarding the bonding for this
subdivision, an investigation of pertinent correspondence, and
Planning and Zoning Minutes, indicate that a Bond was not
required prior to, or after, subdivision approval (see attached
Letter of Approval, dated 7/30/71) . Apparently, the reason a
Bond was not felt to be required was because the road construction
and improvements involved in the subdivision had already been
built at the Developer's expense. Subdivision approval required
the addition of a temporary cul-de-sac which was not bonded.
It is pertinent to note that on October 17, 1972, 89 acres of
presently vacant land surrounding the Maskel Road area was
approved for a Zone Change- to A-30 zoning, subsequent to the -
submission of a preliminary subdivision proposal for this land.
Further, several preliminary requests have been made to the
Sewer Commission for extension of sanitary sewers into this area.
For these reasons, it is likely that some development will take
place in this neighborhood in the future.
Based upon these facts, and with the understanding that there
may be additional construction work on Maskel Road in the future,
it is recommended that the Developer be directed to complete the
paving and curbing work as requested in the subject petition; and
that the Town officially accept this portion of roadway. It is
further recommended that the Town install the street lights,
as requested.
Acceptance of the roadway will not prejudice our position in the
future, since the additional development will still require the
installation of the improved drainage system on Maskel Road by
the Developer.
In response to your request for a cost estimate to make immediate
repairs through the expenditure of Town funds, to the entire
length of Maskel Road, it is estimated that the installation of
an underdrainage system would require an expenditure of approximately
$7, 500. An improved pavement overlay would be provided through
our Town Aid paving program, after this installation. This
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Re: Maskel Road
February 18, 1975
underdrainage system would provide for direct connection of
the numerous cellar drain pipes now noted to be exposed in the
front yards of homes on this street. However, please note that
this underdrainage system need not be installed if a new Maskel -
Road drainage system is installed by future developers in this
area.
In response to your request for information with regard to
septic system failures, please refer to the attached report
of June 18, 1974, by Mel Edwards; which involved the investiga-
tion of four homes, and noted one apparent septic system
failure. This failure was referred to the Director of Health
for resolution, and I direct you to that office for further -
information in this regard.
('111 W. Lucek
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cc: J. E. Page
Wm. Grace
Donald McLaughlin
Attmts.
Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Public Works Department May 10, 1973
Atty. William Grace, Chairman
Town Planning and Zoning- Commission
1734 Ellington Road -
South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Dear Bill: _
Re: Abby Road-Ma.skel Road Subdivision
I-have taken certain actions with regard to eliminating. the
problems attendant to this subdivision. However, there are _
certain additional actions which I would request be taken by
- the Planning and Zoning Commission.
The actions which have .taken have been to direct Jaan Laine,
the builder of the 'homes, to accomplish the following immediately:
1. To pipe all footing drains either into permanent dry-wells
or storm sewers. -
2 . To repair broken curbing.
3.- To stabilize yard erosion.
4. To remove from the street all erosion debris.
- I gave Mr. Laine a deadline of May 1 for this work. He has not
met this deadline, but has pleaded weather conditions as the reason
I have, therefore, given him a grace period to start to substantially
complete this work during the week of May 14, with the stern
warning that if this is not done, the Town will immediately move
in its own contractor$ do the work, and turn the bill over to our
Town Attorney for collection from Mr. Laine,
In its letter of July 30, 1971 to Mr. Herman Maskel, giving approval
to this subdivision, the Commission made no mention of storm sewer
or underdrain installations. In my opinion at this time, this was an
oversight and an error on both the part of the Engineering Department
and the Planning and Zoning Commission. Hopefully, this oversight
has been noticed in time, and I feel that the Commission has full
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May 10, 1973
authority to direct the subdivider, Herman Maskee, to provide
additional storm sewer systems on Maskel Road--the need for which
has developed as a result of the development of his abutting
property. I would ask that the Commissions therefore, direct
Mr. Maskel to install the following storm sewer facilities :
1. An additional underdrain, extending from- the northern most
catch basin on Maskel Road, 300 feet (more' or less) northerly,
to the vicinity of the existing cul-de-sac.
2, That a storm sewer system be installed along -the northern
curb line of the road stub constructed between Lots #7 and
#8, ending in a catch basin in the vicinity of the_ rear _
property lines of said lots . _
3, A storm sewer system be -constructed, commencing at the
intersection of Garnet Lane and Maskel Road, and proceeding
south in Maskel Road to the cul-de-sac, constructed as part
of this subdivision, and emptying into the Podunk River.
4. A one-inch (1") surface course still must be applied. T_
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions concerning
this matter.
Very truly yours.
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
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Di actor of Public Works
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Public Works April 24, 1973
REGISTERED LETTER -
Mr. Jaan Lame
44 Henry Street
Manchester, Connecticut -
Dear Mr, Lalae : , a
I-am in receipt of a letter from the law firm of Marte, Shea
& Keith, dated April- 16, 1973, with regard to your construction
on Maskel--Road. In this letter, your attorney advises me
that you accept responsibility for only Item 4 the installa-
tion of footing drain pipes to underground storm sewers, and
that you suggest that the remaining work be taken care of by
others,
As I stated in my previous letter to you, the Town will hold
you fully- liable for all the items needing repair, The
damages are the result of the construction by you and by
no one else, and the permits for such construction are issued
to you alone. I must therefore repeat my earlier request that
you accomplish the necessary work prior to May 1, 1973, or the
Town shall be forced to seek- repairs by other means.
Very truly yours,
TOWN OF SOUTH WI SOR
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Director of Public Works
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Atty. Dennis
William Grace
MARTE, SHEA & KEITH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
PAUL R.MARTE 575 MAIN STREET
JOHN F. SHEA,JR. MANCHESTER,CONNECTICUT 06040
W.DAVID KEITH TELEPHONE 649-2865
SCOTT B.CLENDANIEL AREA CODE 203
April 16, 1973
Town of South Windsor
Town Hall
1540 Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Attn: Emil W. Lucek
Director of Public Works
Re: Maskel Road
Gentlemen:
I am in receipt of your letter of April 6, 1973 to Jaan Laine
with the five items which you have indicated that you wanted
taken care of by May 1, 1973. Mr. Laine has informed me that
as to the items involved, the only one which he feels he will
be required to assume any responsibility for would be item 4,
as it pertains to the installation of pipes to connect existing
exposed footing drains to underground storm sewer facilities.
The balance of the items are evidently being taken care of by
either Mr. Morton `Schimelman or Maskel Construction.
My understanding also is that you have taken steps to contact
these individuals for the repair on the other items.
Very truly yours,
MARTE, SHEA & KEITH
Paul R. Marte
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Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Public Works Department April 6, 1973
REGISTERED MAIL
Mr, Jaan Lane
44 ,Henry Street
Manchester, Connecticut
Dear Mr. Lane :
Please be_ advised that the Town of South Windsor intends to ,
hold you and your company fully liable for the damages and
the necessary repair of damages on Maskel Road.
I am directing you to take steps immediately to repair the
following items: :,
1. Repair of curbing along the east side of Maskel Road,
where erosion has caused wash-out and shifting of said
curbing.
2. The removal of debris, rocks, and dirt which has
accumulated on Maskel Road as a result of erosion.
3. The repair of the pavement gutters on Maskel Road, which 2
have been damaged as a result of this same erosion.
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4. The installation of pipes to connect existing exposed ,.�'
footing drains to underground storm sewer facilities .
5. The regrading of properties or the installation of under-
ground piping to alleviate the severe ground water
conditions which exist on properties affected by your
construction.
It is the intent of the Town to pursue the repair of these
conditions diligently. If positive action is not taken on
your part by May 1, 1973, the Town shall undertake these
repairs and seek financial reimbursement from you through
legal means.
Thank you for your anticipated prompt and coo a ative attention
to this matter.
Very u Y Y s,
cc: T. V. Sprenkel
Atty. Dennis F it W. Lucek
William Grace Director of Public Works