HomeMy WebLinkAboutSeptic Repair 303 Long Hill Road South Windsor Health Department
B 100a application
(for building conversion, change of use, building addition, accessory structure and lot line change)
Address of proposed activity street number
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Owner Name Address telephone
Applicant name &address if different from above telephone
Describe the proposed structure or activity with dimensions (e.g. _"addition with bedrooms, bathroom, family
in ground/below ground pool, deck, winterizing porch)
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Residential Number of existing bedrooms
Non-residential Please describe
Property served by on-site well? Y N Property served by public water? Y N
Plot plan-attach a scaled drawing showing property lines and dimensions, location and size of
existing and proposed.structures, and site features such as driveways, wells and septic systems,
drains and water courses.
Building plan-attach a sketch/floor plan of the proposed structure, addition or renovation showing
existing and proposed rooms with door and window locations.
Soil test data (deep test pits and percolation test) are required for the review of this application.
If the data is not available, you will need to schedule an appointment with the health department.
As property owner or duly authorized representative of the property owner of the above referenced
property, I agree to permit the health department staff to enter the above referenced property as part
of this B 100a application review process. I further agree that this authorization to enter the subject
property may extend through a period of time ending with the final B 100a application approval-and-
affirm such with my signature below.
Applicant Signature Date
OFFICAIL USE ONLY
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November 10, 2008
Roger M. &Eileen K. Boisseau
303 Long Hill Road
South Windsor, CT 06074
Re: Public Health Code violation at 293 Long Hill Road South Windsor
Dear Mr. &Mrs. Boisseau:
On November 7, 2008, Bernard Drabek, Engineering Assistant/Inspector, identified work
that was being performed on the subsurface sewage disposal system at the above
referenced address. That same day, Joe Perna, Project Engineer, visited the same
property, confirmed and photographed the work.
A review of our records revealed no permit to construct has been granted by this office to
repair/construct the subsurface sewage disposal system at 293 Long Hill Road. The
unpermitted work is in violation of the Ct Public Health Code, Section 19-13-13103e,
Procedures and Conditions for the Issuance of Permits and approvals and must
immediately be abated. The first step toward abatement is to make an appointment with a
representative from this office to schedule the required soil testing. The data collected
from the soil testing will be used for the design of the septic system repair. Failure to
comply and abate the violation will result in Orders issued by the Director of Health.
Please call me at 860-644-2511, extension, 248 to discuss any questions you may have.
Very truly yours,
Robert De Vito, R.S.
Environmental Health Officer
William R.Palmberg
William R. Palmberg & Son, LLC David J.Palmberg
Land Surveyors since 1971
Serving CT and MA
• 264 Hazard Avenue • Enfield,CT 06082 (860)763-3300 (860)763-3344 Fax
July 17,2008
Mr. Robert De Vito
Environmental Health Officer
Town of South Windsor
1540 Sullivan Ave.
South Windsor,CT 06074
RE: 303 Long Hill Road—Boisseau
Dear Mr.De Vito:
This letter is to declare that the sub-surface sewage disposal system at 303 Long Hill
Drive was constructed in accordance with the approved plot plan and was constructed in
conformance with Connecticut Public Health Code.
Should you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact our office.
Sincerely,
avid J. Palmberg DLS
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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DATE: February 15,2001
TO: Directors of Health,Staff Sanitarians,and Licensed 1wtallers/Cleaners
FROM. ,Frank A.Schaub �',a�
Supervising Sanitary Engineer
Environmental Engineering Section
RE: HOMEOWNERS INSTALLATIONS OF SUBSURFACE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
As you mat►recall,Section 19-13-B 103e(f)(2)of the Public Health Code states that"each subsurface
disposal sewage system shall be constructed by a person licensed pursuant to 393a of the General Statutes"_
Section 20-341 f of that statute,under the heading Licensed or Pal it When Required states that"no
person shall engaged in,practice or offer to perform the work of a subsurface sewage disposal system
installer,as defined in Section 20-34 la,....unless he has first obtained an apprentice permit...or a license .
under 20-341e." The first two definitions in Section 20-341a dcfine a sewage disposal Installer/Cleaner aw
- . regularly tf&zing to the general VDhlic services of eithek construction,installation,*repairi pg,
cleaning or servicing sewage disposal systems or persons cleaning or servicing subsurface sewage disposal
systems and license pursuant to 20-341e.
From time to time,health departments have contacted us concerning homeowners who wish to install a
sewage disposal system on their oven personal residential property. These individuals are either building a
new residence for their own occupancy or request to repair a sewage disposal system serving the home in
which they lure_ Past review and interpretation of the related licensing statutes have resulted in a
determination that owner occupied residences are not subject to the licensing requizements of Section 20-
341a and that property owners would be allowed to install a sewage system on their own property. This
iutexpretation would not apply to mWti-family residential shuctarm or commercial structures owned by me
or more property owners. Under those circumstances,a license insmllerfeleaner would be required to
provide the appropriate services.
Since the licensing program was enacted in 1974,we have been made aware of many horror stories
concerning sewage disposal systems installed by homeowners. The vast majority of these individuals are
not familiar with the Nbiic Health Code,totally unfmnliar with soil conditions and soil preservation and
may have very little experience in installation procedures. They may also not be familiar with products
associated with sewage disposal system construction. For that reason,many hearth departments have taken
a cautious approach when property owners are insistent upon.installing a sewage disposal system
themselves. 14orneowners are subject to this same soil test,plan submission,application,permitting and
inspection procedures outlined in the Public Health Code. As with licensed installers,they mast notify you
24 hours prior to the start of system installation. Realizing the potential for problematic installations,
health departments have taken extra steps to carefully monitor a sequenced installation to prevent disasters
from occurring on the property. If a new septic tank with three rows of leaching trenches were proposed
for a'design,the health department may issue an approval subject to a first inspection at the time the
building sewer and septic tank am installed. This would be a good opportunity to assure the home owner
has not placed the tank and building sewer too,deep or too shallow prior to continuing. After that first
inspection,a second inspection may be required when the excavation of the upper most trench has been
completed prior to placement of anything in the excavation.
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At that time,the levelness of the trench can be determined as well as the relative depth with respect to the
existing ground if fill has been used. Similarly,inspections'of the second and third trench may be
sequenced with the hopes of avoiding a major disaster.This is preferable to performing a final inspection
only to find the tank and leaching system installed too deep or the trenches bucking contours with segments.
of each trench winding up at or below seasonal high groundwater elevations. The key concern here is to
prevent disaster.
Past intmpretations;from.our Assistant Attom ay General have indicated homeowners may seek assistance
from others in performing sewage disposal system installations. They may hire truckers to provide stone or
materials brought on to the site. They may have friends,work associates,relatives or even paid assistants
to help them with these projects. We would not expect hired individuals to show up frequently with
respect to septic system installations in your town..Such occurrences would result in those activities being
classified as services oiyered to the public, If any individuals routinely offer their service's assisting
homeowners or anyone else with respect to sewage disposal system installations whom homeowners have
taken out the permit,then those individuals must be licensed.
The process outlined above is obviously time consuming and.'rcquires numerous inspections of the sewage
disposal systems as it is being installed. Some health departments have elected for a second option to
request the homeowner seek assistance from a licensed individual as a consultant only. The homeowner or
licensed individual could sign the necessary applications and permits and the signing individual would
ultimately be responsible for the installation. Generally,the homeowner should be available on-site at all
times during the installation of the sewage disposal,system. If for any reason the inspection is made and
the property owner is not on-site,the job could be shut down until after a future meeting with the
homeowner reestablishes the requirement for their presence during the installation.Issuance of an
installation permit to a homeowner is not approval for Joe Schwows Landscaping or Curly Curvy
Driveway Constmetion to install a sewage disposal system and get around the licensing requirement, We
ask your cooperation to report any individuals who are observed assisting either homeowners or even
licensed installers when the licensed individuals are not routinely on the construction sites closely
supervising their employees and apprentices.
We trust this clearly stages our position regarding issuance of permits to construct sewage disposal systems
to homeowners who occupy a residence. If you have any questions or suggestions as to how sanitarian
can lessen the adverse effects of homeowner installations,please contact vs.
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TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Application for permit to install a new/repair subsurface sewage disposal system. To the Health Department,
Town of South Windsor.
Fee Paid '7o. oD Date 2 Z/ J 0 1— Permit Number
As a subsurface sewage disposal system installer licensed in the State of Connecticut, I
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Name Address, Telephone Number, License Number
hereby apply for a permit to construct/repair a subsurface sewage disposal system located at
363 Lonc, UV (fl and owned by (66r"Pr ft 1?0 xS'evcc U
Street, Address, Lot Number Name
Address
Information to be sup lied by Applicant:
Type of dwelling T o&' `Iv, ( . If non-residential, estimated daily flow
Residential,Co mercial,Etc.
Number of bedrooms Size of lot -. 82 ace-es
Number of fixtures above basement 0-
Tubs,Sinks,Toilets,Etc.
Number of fixtures in basement, if any .4...ko
umped or gravity flow,
Type of water supply 1�:ve�_ If private,type of well b.oec S4 we r!�.. LC
Public-Private
Information to be supplied by Health Department:
Soli type at various levels
Percolation rate Square feet of effective leaching area required
Size of septic tank Type of system
Trenches,Drywells,Etc.
Number of, dry wells, trenches, etc. Distance between individual leaching
units. Distance from well on same property on adjoining property
Curtain drain required
Yes,No
Height of system above ground water maximum ground water ,
ledge , impervious soil layer
If automatic closing is required,description
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A PLOT PLAN INDICATING LOCATION OF PROPOSED STRUCTURE, WATER SUPPLY, SEPTIC SYSTEM, EM-
BANKMENTS, WATERCOURSES, PROPERTY LINES AND ALSO INDICATING EXISTING AND PROPOSED
FINISHED GRADES MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE THIS PERMIT CAN BE ISSUED.
THIS PERMIT IS NOT TRANSFERRABLE FROM PERSON TO PERSON OR FROM PLACE TO PLACE.
NO PART OF THE SYSTEM SHALL BE BACKFILLED UNTIL IT HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY THE
SANITARIAN.
SPECIFICATION AND REQUIREMENTS AS STATED IN TH18 PERMIT MUST BE MET AND ANY CHANGES MUST
BE APPROVED BY THE TOWN SANITARIAN BEFORE FINAL APPROVAL WILL BE GIVEN.
THIS PERMIT SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS PERMISSION TO CREATE A NUISANCE CONDITION NOR IS
THIS SYSTEM GUARANTEED BY THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Permit Received byZ Date f0C zoo 1--
Signat of Applicant&License Number
For Office Use Only
Permit issued by Date
System installed by '
Final Inspection Approval Date
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