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FJtK ie SOUTH WtNDcOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT APPLICATION NO. 1XVE;TIGATICN fOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL SY .m — r owner LOCATION r',2 S Pet ?MCOUMN TESTS: (Record all. tests) 7-/5'-Y6 SOIL MOISTURE: Date (high, med. , loW, etc. TEST READINGS HOLE #1 HOLE #2 HtLc #3 L0LE. Time Reading Time Reeding Time Rescuing Time Reading l/L g %y av TABULATION OF TEST R=-L1LTS Presoak mini—Iffi .Percolation Rate Hole Location (?npch s) (Ers. ) (Ming./Inch) Yly 3 OBSERVATION FITS: (Record all pits) /5=$-6 Ground Water Table: Date *tear Max., Be ox Max. Lt OIL DE�CRIP?'IO�+o PIT A FIT B F-rT C I PIT D sd�I v,;" — tv moo;/ r c2-ly'f— meal SiVY aLwcj , l'/-3a _ 6 1'AY ua y /8 -6 ha--d pa-`-Cvc''Y P 7 r siH fa"'t Cew.Pcc;e -XiwY > �w•�! pun r tee► Y dam TABULATION OF OBSERVATION FITS �u Ground Soil Pit Locaticn Depth Water At Mottling B 36 C D Gore. FORM #2 SOUTH WINDS 0 R H•EA L TH •2• Investigation_for Sewage" Disposal.Syste DEPARTMENT SPDCIAL CONDITIONS System design larger than 2,000 g.p.d. Water supply watershed High groundwater (less than ft. ) possible seasonal high ground eater Watercourse, marsh or pond Possible seasonal flooding Limited suitable area Slope over I5�' Marsi.nal soil (30 - 60 mins./inch) ShjQ1 ledge (less than 7 ft.) Mderl.yiag tight soil (less thaw 4 ft) Other CONCLUSION Suitable for sewage disposal Unsuitable for sewage disposal J N x;;, Additional investigation required. /V)cdzr er R d Retest during wet season wd neer's plan required DESIGN RMOM�MMATIONS Investigated by o . Title Confirmed/Witnessed by Title Comments: 3ench.mark location Elevation -t�St ,a�u�t oaf �nr inb�nx Department of Pollution Control SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT DRAIN LAYER'S PERMIT Application for Permit to Install or Repair Individual Sewage Disposal System Fee Paid $... .... ...... By ... ..U.. .........."......... ..:. .... Permit No �� `� '.................................................. /77'�' .................. Date ` Pursuant to written application, permission is hereby granted to the Licensed Drain Layer named herein for repair ......... or construction ......... of an individual sewage disposal system concerning which the following information is submitted: 1. Owner of Property ....................... .................. ........... ...............r�.......... ...... Address of Owner ....................................................................................... ......... 2. Location of Property ..... ........./ . .tir ............... ................. ........................................................................... Lot No. ...... .... /`fie) 3. Type of Structure ........................................................I .............................................................................................................................................................................................. (Dwelling, Commercial Building, Store, etc.) 4. Number of Families or Persons to Occupy Premises ................................................................................................................................................................ 5. Number of Bedrooms ................................................ 6. Average Daily Flow ................................................... Manufacturer and 7. Liquid Capacity of Septic Tank ..... �..�...... . .. r.. Material of Septic Tank .......................................................................................... 8. Soil Conditions: Type of Soil ..........................: . .. ?.......................................................................................................................................................... (Sand, Gravel, Clay, etc.) Maximumground water table .............................................................................................................................................................................. 9. If not served by public water supply: Distance from Owner's well .............. .....7,5 ...*........................ Fromadjacent wells ............................................................................................. 10. Distance to nearest water course, drainage ditch, storarldrain or er� vo�? ... .............................................................................. 11. Percolation Tests: Time for 1" drop in soil test ............... ....... ......jr✓.a........ .......................................................................... Classificationof soil ............................................................ ................ . ..................................................................................................... 12. Minimum square feet of effective seepage area required 13. Leaching System: Number of trenches ................................................ Length ................................................... Width ................................................... Total ................................................ Other ......................................................................................................................................................................... 14. Plot Plan Attached. ........................ . 15. Layout Approved. ......... .,t'.►f................................... 16. This permit expires ................................................................................................................... Signature .. ... .. " f) / o� ................................................ (Licens Drain Layer) Installation Completed, Inspected and Approved in accordance with State Public Health Code and Local Ordinances ....................... 1.... ... ............ 19..... ......... By ...............................-. _ .. Pollution Problem abated Date Inspector i o.✓ .!'.. �l _._ _ �,/ ___: _ _ -- � � -....__ - � _ __ - - _ � - � _ _ � Y" �` �l. -- f__ '��� �- -� �: 1...�_ _.,____-.__�-- � r �y p �/' . _ __ l I � ( 2 -�=t _ _ f�'� — ��.._ a _, � -- - _. _ 1. �, f- Cj t I �=-- �.e_ _.__�_._._..a.. �� t � `-� � � s _ _ - - ----- � _ _ :__ - - - _.._._.i_-_ _.. _ _ I _ _ __ ;� _ i� �� ' �� __ . - � � �_ � _ �._' �,� _ . — E __ f --___ . _ _ «s _ _ y I_I di aF . 7z m N ql �p! N t"lNT ROL I„p C ATI Ct,J OVVN 1- o IN5 TALL P- p r C To � D? AWN13v Cou 1 cd ��,-e. ze" GLEAVeld,C ram. SUBPOENA NO. 39X si c,c�a,co�e c6 (203)?A3-3456 JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Hartford/New Britain SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM CASE NO. CV 88 03446055 To Robert Deptula Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Ave. , South Windsor, CT-,:06074 BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, You are hereby commanded to appear before the Superior Court,Judicial District/Geographical Area to be held at 95 Washington Street on the 1 Oth day of November A.D. 19 92 , at 10:00 o'clock in the fore noon,then and there to testify what you know in a certain cause therein pending,wherein Amelio Brito is Plaintiff and Rosario Lenares is Defendant or to such day thereafter and within 60 days hereof on which said action is legally to be tried. And bring with you 1) Correspondence, records, permits, plans, drawings, pictures regarding 528 Niederwefer Road, South Windsor and pertaining- to septic problems and new septic system installed in 1986 and 1987. HEREOF FAIL NOT, UNDER PENALTY OF THE LAW IN THAT CASE PROVIDED. Dated at Rocky Hill this 6th day of November To any proper officer or indifferent person to serve and return. Commi Hof the Superior of Ure Court Michael J. Mell Please call the Office of Richard D. Tulisano at 563-9305. Q� V,�OHO e �1y)1 O-Ps-�►�ah 2v- �� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE . SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 R•c AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 29, 1991 Mr. Rosario Lenares Attorney George W. Kramer 146 Trombly Road Law Offices of East Windsor, Connecticut Richard D. Tulisano P. O. Box 159 2360 Main Street Rocky Hill, Connecticut Gentlemen: Mr. Lenares has asked undersigned to produce documents in plaintiff request for production dated 3112191, and Attorney Kramer has asked for plans submitted by Mr. Lenares. Rather than have me be selective and interpret as to what has been requested, I am enclosing herewith, for each of you, a copy of all the documents in my file regarding the 1987 installation. These are public records to which you are each entitled. The copies of the plans are the best we can produce and are xerox copies. The originals, which are not mylars, and therefore not easily producible by us, remain on file in our office should you wish to Zook at them. Very truly yours, Robert Deptfula, RS Environmental Health Officer RD:jh NO: CV 88 0344605 S SUPERIOR COURT AMELIO BRITO J.D OF HARTFORD/NEW BRITAIN VS. AT HARTFORD ROSARIO LENARES MARCH 12, 1991 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION Pursuant to Conn. Practice Ek. Section 227, the plaintiff requests that the defendant produce the following documents and tangible things: 1. Any and all written communications between yourself and the Town of South Windsor concernina the septic system of 528 Niederwerfer Road while you were in possession of said property. 2. Any and all engineer's reports concerning the septic system in place at 528 Niederwerfer Road, South Windsor, Connecticut while you were in possession of said property. 3. Any and all contracts, bids or proposals received by you from any individual or corporation in connection with work done or to be done on a septic system located at 528 Niederwerfer Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. LAW OFFICES • RICHAR0 D.TULISANO P.O.SOX 159 0 2280 MAIN Sr. • ROCKY HILL.CONN.06067 0 URIS No.6AS59 • TEL.NO.563.9305 it ! 4. Any and all reports, memoranda or writings in your possession concerning ground water levels at 528 i Niederwerfer Road, south Windsor, Connecticut. i i The Plaintiff i { By s,t, Scott P,, Birrell ; :i it i ;s { 1 fl „ rl 1 II 1 , L W Q"ICE9 RicF,3xn 0.74w5�Wo P,O.6ox t S9 • 2360 MuN St. • ROCKY HIIA,COMN.06067 • .tia:5 N4.lSd6�S9 • 7Er.No.583.9305 I '� 11 tQwN SE,� CERTIFIED: Retrn Receipt Requested a 7jo--w a'2 , U 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ftipsoR coP� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 October 9 , 1987 Amelio M. & Laurinda M. Brito 528 Niederwerfer Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Brito: This letter is in reference to the septic system repair presently occurring on your property in accordance with the approved plan designed by A. R. Lombardi Associates, Inc . , dated 8/15/86 and revised 11/4/86 , for Mr. Rosario Lenares. Due to the nature and complexity of this installation it will be required that a professional engineer, hired by yourselves, make a_n as built drawing of the system as installed to insure conformance with the approved plans. Please notify your installer of this so that various activi- ties can be co-ordinated between the engineer, the installer and myself. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at the South Windsor Town Hall, 644-2511 , ext. 248 . Very truly yours, .. :4777 Robert D tula, R. S. Environmental Health Officer RD: ls -A. R. LOMBARDI ASSOCIATES, INC. LEETTEEM OF "TQQRSHOUTU 25 Terrace Drive VERNON, CONNECTICUT 06066 DATE JOB NO. // - y- 23,t;-/ (203) 872.2 3 ` ATTE NTION �a �c TL4 RE: 'AA117> yTO �' luly ©F SOu �45, fro Sc/c..C--/y-AVAy /QV,-AU _ WE ARE SENDING YOU ttached ❑ Under separate cover via the following items: ❑ Shop drawings rints ❑ Plans ❑ Samples ❑ Specifications ❑ Copy of letter ❑ Change order ❑ COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION VS,,00j)-9L S�'STF /V!6,df (ti /Z49 v W r/v THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: Door approval ❑ Approved as submitted ❑ Resubmit copies for approval ❑ For your use ❑ Approved as noted ❑ Submit copies for distribution ❑ As requested ❑ Returned for corrections ❑ Return corrected prints ❑ For review and comment ❑ ❑ FOR BIDS DUE 19 ❑ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS F 0 S E'7) 7-11 S COPY TO SIGNED: PRODUCT 240-2 A e Inc,GMan,Alas 01471. If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notify us at once. Law C��icts RiCHAKD D. TULISANO P. O.BOX 159 23GO MAIN STREET LAURIE RU13INOW ROCKY HILL,CONNECTICUT 06067 GEORGE W. KRAMER TELEPHONE(203)563-9305,529-0931 March 20, 1990 Robert Deptula Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Amelio M. Brito vs. Rosario S. Lenares Dear Mr. Deptula: I would like to obtain plans that were submitted by Mr. Lenares in conjunction with the replacement sewer system to be installed on 528 Niederwefer Road. Please call the undersigned to_ advice as to how I may obtain a copy of said plans. Very ruly yours, ..1 L George W. Kramer O "CONSULTING ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS" 25 Terrace Drive ASSOCIATES, I N C. Vernon, Connecticut 06066 Telephone(203)872-2703 A.Richard Lombardi,P.E.,President November 6, 1987 Mr. Rosario Lenares 528 Niederwerfer Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: As-built of Septic System Repair ARL Project No. 86-1394-1 Dear Mr. Lenares: Representatives of A.R. Lombardi Associates, Inc. surveyed and inspected the septic system being installed at 528 Niederwerfer Road. Enclosed are plans showing both the designed and as-built systems. Even though the septic system has not been installed per the design plans, it appears the system will function as designed. Respectfully, A.R. LOMBARDI ASSOCIATES, INC. Michael A. Horne, P.E. MAH:SH:sab Enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Sanitarian Town of South Windsor WASTEWATER•WATER SUPPLY •HAZARDOUS WASTES • WATER RESOURCES• GEOHYDROLOGY SITE PLANNING •DRAINAGE •ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT•SURVEYING f v. ro i T NO: CV 88 0344605 S : SUPERIOR COURT AMELIO BRITO J.D OF HARTFORD/NEW BRITAIN VS. AT HARTFORD ROSARIO LENARES MARCH 12, 1991 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION Pursuant to Conn. Practice Ek. Section 227, the plaintiff requests that the defendant produce the following documents and tangible things: 1. Any and all written communications between yourself and the Town of South Windsor` concernina the septic system of 528 Niederwerfer Road while you were in possession of said property. 2. Any and all engineer's reports concerning the septic system in place at 528 Niederwerfer Road, South Windsor, Connecticut whine you were in possession of said property. 3. Any and all contracts, bids or proposals received by you from any individual or corporation in connection with work done or to be done on a septic system located at 528 Niederwerfer Road, South Windsor, Connecticut. LAW OrVICcs • RICHARD O.TULI5ANO P.O.BOX 159 • 2380 MAIN Sr. • ROCKY HILL.CONN.06067 • :ums NO.GAGS9 • 7EL•No.563.9305 r 4. Any and all reports, memoranda or writings in your possession concerning ground water levels at 528 Niederwerfer Road, south Windsor, Connecticut. The Plaintiff i By AS Scott P. Birrell S I ;1 I I 14 1 II i II I 1 i . �l LAw OFF►cEs Rlcr..�c 0 'ft+L5AN0 a` •-n •5 N4 646s9 � TEL.No.583.9305 • �"n �'n pa.Box 136 • 2360 MAIN ST • ' AOCKY LL.CONN 06067 t IGIO,"V'dh—� �lwl o P �aT�jd (2?�G��' BARDI ASSOCIATES, INC �"� ��y =rx F = r a Terrace'Drlve VRNoNt CONNECTICUT 06066 _ DATE - JOB NO � H ATTENTION - W n ����Lf-} - 0 �..; (203) 872.2 3 .> RE: o �L - '° 4 61�f ivD 3'cr "7- 0607-L ttached ❑ Under separate cover via the following items: ngs f rints ❑ Plans ❑ Samples ElSpecifications r„ ❑ Change order ❑ COp z =< NO. DESCRIPTION W rry v/L e T'_ THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: 3For approval ❑ Approved as submitted ❑ Resubmit copies for approval ❑ For your use ❑ Approved as noted ❑ Submit copies for distribution ❑ As requested ❑ Returned for corrections ❑ Return corrected prints ❑ For review and comment ❑ ❑ FOR BIDS DUE 19 ❑ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS Ac`�s-£ FiwD f/l/CL o 5 E 7> /�f.�L�—h1 ?]Fig!; C'l If t- u . - , - - .. .._. �� �;lf eneiosures are nowt as�n�ofed k>nd►y.potiYfy�s t-once- A�n V 7 tow N a f4 1Q CERTIFIED: Return Receipt Requested rA w� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 AREA CODE 203/644-2511 ly�soR•co�� October 9, 1987 Amelio M. & Laurinda M. Brito 528 Niederwerfer Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Brito: This letter is in reference to the septic system repair presently occurring on your property in accordance with the approved plan designed by A. R. Lombardi Associates, Inc. , dated 8/15/86 and revised 11/4/86 , for Mr. Rosario Lenares. Due to the nature and complexity of this installation it will be required that a professional engineer, hired by yourselves, make a_n as built drawing of the system as installed to insure conformance with the approved plans. Please notify your installer of this so that various activi- ties can be co-ordinated between the engineer, the installer and myself. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at the South Windsor Town Hall, 644-2511, ext. 248 . Very truly yours, / vk! Robert D tula; R.S. Environmental Health Officer RD: ls M --Paw doff tees RiCHARD D. TULISANO P. 0. BOX 159 2360 MAIN STREET LAURIE RUBINOW ROCKY HILL, CONNECTICUT 06067 GEORGE W. KRAMER TELEPHONE(203)563-9305,529-6931 March 20, 1990 Robert Deptula Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Amelio M. Brito vs. Rosario S. Lenares Dear Mr. Deptula: I would like to obtain plans that were submitted by Mr. Lenares in conjunction with the replacement sewer system to be installed on 528 Niederwefer Road. Please call the undersigned to advice as to how I may obtain a copy of said plans. Very my yours, L George W. Kramer W •• y STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES DATE:—0G-MX CA M, MSG SUBJECT: SOVT%A V11%h105D(Z CONN., REVIEW OF ENGINEERING PLAN FOR A HaMMiOLD SUBSURFACE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM Nl1r0E0WERFM ROAD Fart. Me 1Z_QSA 21v LEN ARES TO: Aoseegr D E,PTuLA , lq.S. FROM: ARTHUR CASTELLAllO, SENIOR SANITARY ENGINEER EGINEER: A.R. Lc n► A� (tD1 , ASSec►ATES '6 5441 DATE RECEIVED dcToeev_ REASON FOR SUBMISSION: �MINIMUM PERCOLATION RATE POORER D NEW CONSTRUCTION THAN 30 MINUTESANCH REPAIR M ffiGH xawx GROUND WATER LEVEL SHALLOW LEDGE ROCK ®OTHER PAxr1P S'xmw% *pVi4PoSE•D I REwsatB EIASTING CydamaW �tt.A1Ns DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS: NO. OF BEDROCMS -4 DESIGN PERC. RATE -415-e00 MIN./IN- SEPTIC TAW 1150 GALS. LEACHING SYSTEM 44* LF 0f 3` w tyie -ry4Ncoes 1,32o S'q.f+• FILL SYSTHd 1_3 FEET CURTAIN DRAINS Kes PJWOMMENiDED ACTION: D APPROVAL M APPROVAL WITH MODIFICATIONS OR PROVISIONS NOTED ON ENCLOSED PIAN- ElCONDITIONAL APPROVAL SUBJECT TO FURTHER TESTING PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AS NOTED ON ENCLOSED PLAN. a APPROVAL DENIED. SITE UNSUITABLE FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL. " F]APPROVAL DENIED. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION ON PLAN. APPROVAL DENIED. REVISE AS NOTED ON ENCLOSED PLAN AND RESUBMIT. (�APPROVAL DENIED, FURTHER SITE INVESTIGATION REQUIRED. CCHKEM: G) -pVvvlp etkAmIsr,& SvkAk t3Age A Lxdja CA?Ac%y j oc- 1,Ooo 6Atw#v& (LEsrnove AV►. Exg-riyitg -VyLAsaA66 'TIR. M"ES IN _28.9PeSE1 StwA&E --bgPoSAL AREA. TWO C T%TT 'Cft%'CLFi1Z ftA ( Z)a *%) aS Ilv-b►p14TEU ©N YYIA%ty_ A VP ft ArJ. I FLOW AESTI-%C' gS SAaw.-D WE lmrrA"D IN 4610C Te tZEOVCCa WAr62 uSAbE. COPIES TO: Sincerely DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SANITARIAN ENGINEER ON-SITE SEAdAGE DISPOSAL 9KTION Phone: 566-1251 .150 reet — Hartford Connecticut 06106 An Equal Opportunity Employer PM SOUTH WIND�OR`"HEALTH '7DEPARTM�N1 AwPLICATI :YO. 7171-1- • ` IR TIGATION FOR SMaGE DISPOSAL SY M— Irr Owner LOCATION r.2 S ✓ l c4[e wCr 12--r - PLACOL=09 TESTS: (Record a11.. tests) 7/3=F6 SOIL MOISTUI-M Date ga, med3, lovy etc. TEST READINGS SOLE #1 HOLE J2 aCLE 3 SOLE. , Time Reading _ Time Reading Time Reading Time Reading ll 3 YZ _ 2 TAEULATIOR OF TAT RE;LTLT J Presoak ?Sinimum .percfll8tioa sate Hole Location (Dach s) Ers. ) (Maas./Inch) 2 3 • CBSERMT-101f PM: (Record all pits) Grcund Water T- ablet. Date ;Tear max., Below Max. ' 02L DFSCRIFC'IC',o pTT A FIT B PIT C I PIT D r o r-3,�p / — �-��� raP sa;t r pt 3a Gray Clay pan V evy dam c,;e b`%' G•w TABULAmMON OF OBSERVA'NIq FITS Gr cuad Soil Location Depth Water At Mc..t�{n Pit ri A —B t � Ove, F=4 jF4 -SOUTH WINDSOR ;'HEALTH _ �L���M+eSa++tea =.r 5es+age yZspasa..t �ys?Ce 'DEPARTMENT v SPECIAL CONDITIONS System design larger than 2,000 g.p.d. Water supply watershed High ground water (less than 44 ft.) possible seasonal high ground water Watercourse, marsh or pond Possible seasonal flooding Li mated suitable area Slope over 15 p'- Marginal soil (30 - 6o mins./inch) Shallow ledge (less than 7 ft.) Underlying tight soil (less than 4 ft) other CONCLUSION Suitable for sewage disposal Unsuitable for sewage disposal Tuc Additional investigation required Retest during wet season Bagineer s plan required D=GN RECORoQTDATIONS W dAZ Investigated by Title Confirmed/Witnessed by Title Comments: Eench.mark location Elevation O "CONSULTING ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS" 25 Terrace Drive ASSOCIATES, I N C. Vernon, Connecticut 06066 Telephone(203)872-2703 A.Richard Lombardi,P.E.,President November 6, 1987 Mr. Rosario Lenares 528 Niederwerfer Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: As-built of Septic System Repair ARL Project No. 86-1394-1 Dear Mr. Lenares: Representatives of A.R. Lombardi Associates, Inc. surveyed and inspected the septic system being installed at 528 Niederwerfer Road. Enclosed are plans showing both the designed and as-built systems. Even though the septic system has not been installed per the design plans, it appears the system will function as designed. Respectfully, A.R. LOMBARDI ASSOCIATES, INC. Michael A. Horne, P.E. MAH:SH:sab Enclosure cc: Robert Deptula, Sanitarian Town of South Windsor WASTEWATER•WATER SUPPLY •HAZARDOUS WASTES • WATER RESOURCES• GEOHYDROLOGY SITE PLANNING •DRAINAGE •ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT•SURVEYING x SOIL DATA 528 Nioderwerfer Road C/ South Windsor, CT tt_ September 10, 1986 Project 86-1394 - 1,000 ?t6 r TEST HOLE i 3 ii 11 C't nn 0"- 5" Topsoil No water FL atAT �ES�dic'tot� rZ7toJ�ge+� 5"-22" Yellowish brown fine sandy loam No ledge 22"-72" Red compact sand and gravel 18" mottling L.oj•z f.x&vras -tic+ r'44W-A- � TEST HOLE 14 0"- 3" Topsoil No water /� i t A 3"-19" Yellowish brown fine sandy loam No ledge QZYr1o�It, A%k li1G�1Tf� AXAI.4 19"-24" Stained fine sand 14" mottling 24"-72" Red compact sand and gravel 1EN PY� �..��iupq Arm. l.Su. .v�M►rLti� �s,� iJ1cJA.+� SOIL DATA 111 526 Niederwerfer Road -bMt6N Crar.Rit'T ptirpro��9 South Windsor, CT ^ Ax mob%F%C-D i Project No. 86-.1394 Test Hole 11 0'- 3' Topsoil 18" Water , 3"-18" Fine silty sand No Ledge 54-nwa S'pNrrAtL'( e4-461ni2ft. 18"-72" Hard pan (very compact silt) 18 Mottles Test Hole 12 0"- 2" Topsoil 54" Water 2"-14" Medium silty sand No Ledge 14"-32" Grey clay 14" Mottles i 32"-84" Silty sand to hard pan {{ F' j WAGE Al Lo � sa � at REPIF"'1I R ASSOCIATES, INC, CONSULTING CIVIL AND SANITARY ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS -ENARES VERNON CONNECTICUT [AD COMM. NO: DATE: SCALE: SHT. NO: CONN 86-1394 8 -15-86 1��= 20, i OF , . - r 3 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 t•co�� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 May 29, 1991 Mr. Rosario Lenares Attorney George W. Kramer 146 Trombly Road Lary Offices of East Windsor, Connecticut Richard D. Tulisano P. O. Box 159 2360 Main Street Rocky Hill, Connecticut Gen t1 emen: M.r. Lenares has asked undersigned to produce documents in plaintiff request for production dated 3112191, and Attorney Kramer has asked for plans submitted by Mr. Lenares. Rather than have me be selective and interpret as to what has been requested, I am enclosing herewith, for each of you, a copy of all the documents in my file regarding the 1987 installation. These are public records to which you are each entitled. The copies of the plans are the best we can produce and are xerox copies. The originals, which are not mylars, and therefore not easily producible by us, remain on file in our office should you wish to Zook at them. 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FovivD,4TrcN pRA/N p � -T— � EX/ST/Nq sEPT/C 7ANI( r /// ' I /� / RFMOVe— "/f LEAVE SVRTAIN D/2A//qool �� e 10, P � J / � J TP"3 J/ Da d DB a y D8 / Remo Rc \ . ;�c✓o ourG� Y ox ti� come. sLA, >�> Ep RP►NCN / PIPE ti5 7'EO JU (SoTTI� rJ P PUMp OP OF Tpjl�1 FOUNDATION �' To -T i� O D/C7/' p�tNS .42.6 ioR e _ ol t C I/ANt - } I3R/A/N � STING SEPT FouHD/k'r'o / '1 /1 L CIIRTAt// 'DR r r / r cel' l An economical, easy-to-install complete NEMA l (indoor) liquid level alarm system. .,., ADVANTAGES UL Warns of high or low liquid levels by activating ' horn and warning light. * Easy to install. * Epoxy encapsulated switch and cord conductors protect against leakage problems. * Operates even if pump circuit fails (when pro- perly installed). * Metal alarm panel. * Direct wire option. * Operates on low voltage and is isolated from the 120V power line to reduce the possibility of shock. * ENTIRE UNIT is UL Listed and CSA Certified. DESCRIPTION * Two-year limited warranty. The Tank Alert I alarm system includes the follow- APPLICATIONS, ing components: ALARM .PANEL: This NEMA 1 metal panel The Tank Alert I is a revolutionary high or low liquid level alarm system designed specifically for features a bright, red-warning light, push-to-test lift pump chambers, sump pump basins, holding alarm switch, and,a horn silent switch. tanks, sewage systems, and water systems. SENSOR FLOATO : The Sensor Float control switch is SJ E's model 15SW 1. FEATURES SPLICE KIT: The splice kit provides a safe means to make a strong, waterproof splice connection if This Tank Alert I alarm system is economical and additional cable length is required. easy to install.The thick-walled PVC plastic float is non-corrosive and encapsulates an omnidirectional The Sensor Float is lowered into the tank and heavy-duty mercury switch. The float operates on secured at the desired level. When the liquid level low voltage and is isolated from the power line to rises (Model 101HW) or lowers (Model 101LW) the reduce shock hazards. internally weighted Sensor Float tips and activates a loud horn in the alarm panel. In addition, a red, When used with a pump application, the Tank solid-state warning light will be activated. The Alert I should be connected to a circuit breaker horn can beturned off, butthewarning lightwill re- other than the pump circuit. This allows the Tank main on until the condition is remedied. Alert I to operate even if the pump circuit should fail. SPECIFICATIONS MODEL: 101HW (high level alarm) 101LW (low level alarm) Waterproof cable splice kit included VOLTAGE: Primary 120V. 60 Hz. Secondary 12V 60Hz. WATTS: 5 Watt Alarm Condition ALARM PANEL: N EMA 1 6 in.05.24 cm) x 4 in. (10.16 cm) x 2.5 in. (6.35 cm) metal enclosure with 6 ft. line cord and electrical knock out for direct wire. SENSOR FLOATO : S.J. ELECTRO SYSTEMS, INC., Sensor Float (Model 15SW1) HOUSING: 3.18" (8.07cm) diameter x 3.875" (9.842cm) long, high impact resistant, non-corrosive PVC plastic with internal stabilizing weight. For use in liquids up to 1400 F (600C) MERCURY TILT SWITCH: Heavy duty mercury-to-mercury contact tilt switch manufactured by S.J. Electro Systems, Inc. CABLE: 15' (3.65m) 16 gauge, 2 conductor, (UL) SJOW-A-SJOW (CSA), Neoprene- water resistant. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WARNING: Turnoff power source before installing or adjusting this TANK ALERT® device. Failure to turn off power could result in serious or fatal Alarm System electrical shock. WARNING •HORN - MODEL 101 HW-(high level alarm) - 0 I i 101 LW (low level alarm) LIGHT - SILENT - - MOUNTING ALARM PANEL MOUNT ALARM 1, Determine an indoor location for mounting the alarm panel. PANEL INSIDE 9 BUILDING NOTE: The alarm panel plugsant el standard household 120V.A.C. socket Whn used with a pump ap- F LOAT pl ication,the Tank Alt 1 should be connected to . WIRING DETAIL . a circuit breaker separate from the pump cir- ToTEST cult.This allows the Tank.Alert_1 to operate even �PUSH� i — if the pump circuit should fail. OPTIONAL INSTALLATION: The Tank Alert I alarm panel 1 comes with knock out holes which allow for optional direct �\ wiring. 6 FT SEE W f 2. Insert screw(supplied)at desired wall location.Hang alarm LINE WIRING Q f Q panel using predrilled keyhole on panel back. CORD DETAIL MOUNTING SENSOR FLOAT 1. Determine alarm level. 2. Pass Sensor Float cable through strain relief (Component of tank)allowing seven inches from bottom of floatto determin- ed alarm level. STRAIN RELIEF STRAIN 3. Secure Sensor Float to strain relief. RELIEF NOTE: If additional cable is required,installer must supply. Cable used underground must be approved for underground usage. HIGH LIQUID EXAMPLE: 14-2 Type OF (See directions below for ALARM LEVEL underground splice connection). CAUTION: At this point, make sure power to alarm —J panel is disconnected. 7" 4 4. Connect Sensor Float cable to the screw terminals located at the bottom of the alarm panel. k 5. Check your installation by manually tipping the float. When the float is tipped the alarm panel should indicate an alarm condition. DIRECTIONS FOR UNDERGROUND SPLICE CONNECTION This splice kit is approved by UL for use with the Tank Alert I only. MODEL 101HW MODEL 101'LW INSTALLATION INSTALLATION '-Make Wire Nut Connections 3—Slide Sleeve Over Taped Connection 2—Wrap Electrical Tape Around 4—Heat Sleeve With Stick Match or Torch - NOTE: S.J. Electro Systems, Inc., can not be responsible for Wire Connections _ damages caused by the faulty or negl)gent installation of this control.We recommend that you n��age the_s�er; vices of a competent plumber,electricla. or qualifie servieaperson to install this product in accordance #D; i with the national and local electrical Qodes: _ �ilssocN,fie` This product has been carefully designed and manufactured using only materials of the highest quality. H S.J. ELECTRO SYSTEMS, INC. cares about the CONSUMER and stands behind this product with a Two-Year Limited Warranty. iQ �A 5�. - MEMBER AND SEWAGE it PUMPMFRS.ASSN. S.J. ELECTRO SYSTEMS,.INC., P.O. Box 784, Detroit Lakes,Minnesota 56501 U.S.A. Telephoner 218/847-1317 Telex: ITT 494-9370 ©S.J.ELECTRO SYSTEMS,INC. TA 3.87 Printed in U.S.A. TOTAL DYNAMIC HEAD/CAPACITY PER MINUTE SEWAGE AND DEWATERING It il`��y4Y�'1,�-11 't ME-, x° ®Aw -m A � s MEE NONE EMEEMEMMENE MEMEMEN EMEEMEMEMEM MENNENE MEMO E ME■■E EMEMMEEM NONEE ENEM MEE MEE E MENIMENOMMENOMONEE .kn 1 E_�NE_NE■\■NE■OE■NEE■■ EEC .}�, , , ■N\\\OEM■NEE■NENNE■■ shh,014, 00 MENEMEE abom MENNEN I b qh, ENE MENEM fiTOTAL DYNAMIC HEAD/CAPACITY PER MINUTE EFFLUENT AND DEWATERING MEMO 111M -it MEMO ! t 3 Cif•. M®RE n}x 1 EM160 NOWN t° [*`YSg- "z �.: K' b.,' 4si '-s �• '.�� .x� --i" , LEON MORIMMISEME no ANINS, NONE r MEN milik EmEmommmum �10p"'W\moll's�i�i \BEEN WO • 1 1 1 � 1 1 . 1 1 : 1 ' 1 11 1 SSP1��A MEMBER SUMP PUMPMFgS.ASSN. YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY EASY DO'S & DON'TS FOR INSTALLING A SUMP PUMP 1 DO read all installation material provided with the pump. 2 DO inspect pump for any visible damage caused by shipping. Contact dealer if pump appears to be damaged. 3 DO clean all debris from the sump. Be sure that the pump will have a hard flat surface beneath it. DO NOT install on sand, gravel, or dirt. 4 DO be sure that the sump is large enough to allow the level control switch(es) to operate properly. 5 DO Always Disconnect Pump From Power Source Before Handling. DO always connect to a separately protected and properly grounded circuit. DO NOT ever cut, splice, or damage power cord. DO NOT carry or lift pump by its power cord. DO NOT use an extension cord with a sump pump. 6 DO install a check valve and a union in the discharge line. DO NOT use a discharge pipe smaller than the pump discharge without first consulting the j manufacturer. 7 DO NOT use a sump pump as a trench or excavation pump, or for pumping sewage, gasoline, or other hazardous liquids. 8 DO test pump immediately after installation to be sure that the system is work- ing properly. 9 DO cover sump with an adequate sump cover. 10 DO review all applicable local and national codes and verify that the installa- tion conforms to each of them. 3280 Old Millers Lane Manufacturers of. . . p P.O. Box 16347 0����� O Loulsville, Kentucky 40216 „ (502) 778-2731 QL/.4[ATY)SIMPS�iVCE��3i9 SERVICE CHECK LIST WARNING:Submersible pumps contain oil which becomes pressurized and hot under operating conditions-allow 2'/2 hours after disconnecting before attempting service. Notice:Before servicing a pump,always shut off the main power breaker and then unplug the pump-making sure you are not standing in water and are wearing insulated protective sole shoes. Under flooded conditions, contact your local electric company or a licensed electrician for disconnecting electrical service prior to pump removal. A. Pump will not start or run. Check fuse, low voltage, overload open, open or incorrect wiring, open switch, impeller or seal bound mechanically, defective capacitor or relay when used, motor or wiring shorted. Float assembly held down. Switch defective, damaged, or out of adjustment. B. Motor overheats and trips overload or blows Incorrect voltage, negative head (discharge open lower than fuse. normal) impeller or seal bound mechanically, defective capacitor or relay, motor shorted. C. Pump starts and stops too often. Float tight on rod, check valve stuck or none installed in long distance line, overload open, level switch(s) defective, sump pit too small. D. Pump will not shut off. Debris under float assembly, float or float rod bound by pit sides or other, switch defective, damaged or out of adjustment. E. Pump operates but delivers little or no water. Check strainer housing, discharge pipe, or if check valve is used vent hole should be open. Discharge head exceeds pump capacity. Low or incorrect voltage. Incorrect motor rotation. Capacitor defective. Incoming water containing air or causing air to enter pump. F. Drop In head and/or capacity Increased pipe friction, clogged line or check valve. Abrasive after a period of use. material and adverse chemicals could possibly deteriorate impeller and pump housing. Check line. Remove base and inspect. "Check specific control installation instruction for other type control usage. LIMITED WARRANTY Zoeller Company warrants, to the purchaser and substances, is in lieu of all other warranties subsequent owner during the warranty period, expressed or implied; and we do not authorize every new Zoeller Company product to be free any representative or other person to assume for from defects in material and workmanship under us any other liability in connection with our normal use and service, when properly installed, products. used, and maintained, for a period of one year from date of installation or 18 months from date Contact Zoeller Company, 3280 Old Millers Lane, of manufacture, whichever comes first. Part(s) Louisville, Kentucky 40216, Attention: Customer that fail (within one year of installation or 18 Service Department to obtain any needed repair months from the date of manufacture, whichever or replacement of part(s) or additional comes first) that inspection determine to be information pertaining to our warranty. defective in material or workmanship, will be repaired, replaced, or remanufactured at Zoeller ZOELLER COMPANY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS Company's option provided, however, that by so LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, doing we shall not be obligated to replace an OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES OR BREACH OF entire assembly, the entire mechanism or the EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY; AND complete unit. No allowance will be made for ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A shipping charges, damages, labor or other PARTICLUAR PURPOSE AND OF charges that may occur due to product failure, MERCHANTABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO repair or replacement. THE DURATION OF THE EXPRESSED WARRANTY. This warranty does not apply to any material which has been disassembled without prior Some states do not allow limitations on the approval of Zoeller Company, subjected to duration of an implied warranty, so the above misuse, misapplication, neglect, alteration, limitation may not apply to you. Some states do accident or act of God; that have not been not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental installed, operated or maintained in accordance or consequential damages, so the above limitation with Zoeller Company installation instructions; or exclusion may not apply to you that has been exposed to but not limited to the following: sand, gravel, cement, mud, tar, hydro This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and carbons or hydro carbon derivatives (oil, gasoline, you may also have other rights which vary from solvents, etc.) or other abrasive or corrosive state to state. TYPICAL SEWAGE INSTALLATION-RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION 1Q Electrical wiring and protection must be in accordance with NEC D and any other applicable state and local electrical requirements. ®install unichec�,'(cd nbination union and check valve) 2 preferably just above the basin to allow easy removal of the pump for cleaning or repair. If"High Head" installation, use 30 Series 5 PVC type check valve with compression end fittings. 4 4 e. (�)All installations require a basin cover to prevent debris from 3 falling into the basin and to prevent accidental injury. ®Gas tight seals are required in all sewage installations to contain gases and odors. Q5 Vent gases and odors to the atmosphere through vent pipe. When a Unicheck is installed,drill a 3/16"dia.hole in the 7 discharge pipe even with the top of the pump.NOTE:The hole must also be below the basin cover. s 6 7 Tape or clamp p power cord to discharge pipe clear of the float 9 mechanism. TURN ON �Use full-size discharge pipe. io Q Basin must be in accordance with applicable codes and TURN specifications. OFF * 10 Level pump in vertical position.Float mechanism must be clear of sides of basin. @ Clean basin free of debris after installation. TYPICAL EFFLUENT INSTALLATION-RECOMMENDED Z INSTALLATION GROUND LINE Too C Q Electrical wiring and protection must be in accordance with NEC SOURCE O TMOUND SYSST PRESSURE D FILTER, and any other applicable state and local electrical requirements. U.F.TYPE WIRE LEACHING FIELd,OR OTHER f instaltions equire a ban cover to prevent ON SITE DISPOSAL falling linto thebasin,and top event accidental injurydebris from c 3Q Wire pump to power through a J-Pak,watertight junction box or watertight splice.NOTE:Watertight enclosure is a must in damp areas. ® Use full-size discharge pipe. __ tn�stall. uneck ;(combination union and check valve) preferably just above the basin to allow easy removal of the pump for cleaning or repair. If"High Head"installation is required,use T 30 Series PVC type check valve with compression end fittings.For below cover installation use 30-0200 on 11/2 inch pipe,and PVC compression end check valve on 2 or 3 inch pipe. I e TURN ©When a Unicheck is installed,drill a 3/16"dia.hole in the J ON discharge pipe even with the top of the pump. NOTE:The TURN hole must also be below the basin cover. 5 OFF O O 0 ( Tape or clamp power cord to discharge pipe clear of the float mechanism. SEPTIC TANK EFFLUENT,PIT ° * ©Level pump in vertical position.Float mechanism must be clear of sides of basin. (�)Install blocks or bricks under pump to provide a settling basin. t0 Clean basin free of debris after installation. TYPICAL DEWATERING INSTALLATION-RECOMMENDED ° INSTALLATION 1Q Electrical wiring and protection must be in accordance with NEC and any other applicable state and local electrical requirements. d 2 ( Install unicheck (combination union and check valve) preferably just above the basin to allow easy removal of the pump for cleaning or repair. If"High Head"installation is required,use 3 ��. : '' 30 Series PVC type check valve with compression end fittings.ForW. . below cover installation use 30-0200 on 11/2 inch pipe, and PVC compression end check valve on 2 or 3 inch pipe. 3Q All installations require a basin cover to prevent debris from 5 falling into the basin and to prevent accidental injury. )When a Unicheck is installed,drill a 3/16"dia.hole in the T discharge pipe even with the top of the pump.NOTE:The hole must also be below the basin cover. 6 4 ®Tape or clamp power cord to discharge pipe clear of the float TURN mechanism. s ON ©Minimum 18"dia.x 24"deep basin. Use a full-size discharge pipe. * 0 Level pump in vertical position.Float mechanism must be clear 9 OFF of sides of basin. 10 ( Install blocks or bricks under pump to provide a settling basin. 10 Clean basin free of debris after installation. FM 447 `QU,4L/TY 14ZIMP9 SlNCE/J,7Y " ZZ ��Z�� 01 ` 0886 0 E 0.1INSTAILLATION 3280 OLD MILLERS LANE P.O.BOX 16347•LOUISVILLE,KY.40216 (502)778-2731 INSTRUCTIONS RECOMMENDED MODELS SEWAGE EFFLUENT* DEWATERING 53, 55, 57, 59 Series 267, 268 Series 97 Series 282, 284 Series 137, 139 Series All Models 293, 294, 295 Series 161, 163, 165 Series 185, 188, 189 Series *Effluent systems should specify that pumps should not handle solids exceeding three fourths inch;(3/4") in order to prevent large solids from entering leeching fields, mound systems and etc. (50/90 Series-'/2", 130 Series-%",160/180 Series-3/4"solids capability.)Where codes permit,sewage pumps can be used for effluent systems. PREINSTALLATION CHECKLIST- ALL INSTALLATIONS 1_.IhSp0dt`9 1Y'0UMj5*'Occa§rariall"y'products are damaged party and care should be taken that the tethered float switch during shipment.If the unit is damaged,contact your dealer will not hang up on the pumping apparatus or pit peculiarities before using. and is secured so that the pump will shut off.It is 2.Carefully read the literature provided to familiarize yourself recommended to use rigid piping and fittings and the pit with specific details regarding installation and use.These be 18"or larger in diameter. materials should be retained for future reference. 10.Information-vent hole purpose.It is necessary that all 3. Make sure there is a properly grounded receptacle available. submersible sump,effluent,and sewage pumps capable of All pumps are furnished with provisions for proper grounding handling various sizes of solid waste be of the bottom intake to protect you against the possibility of electrical shock. design to reduce clogging and seal failures. If a check valve is incorporated in the installation,a vent hole(approx.3/16" (SEE WARNING BELOW) must be drilled in the discharge pipe below the check valve and 4. Make certain that the receptacle is within reach of the pit cover to purge the unit of trapped air.Trapped air is caused pump's power supply cord.DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION by agitation and/or a dry basin.This vent hole should be CORD.Extension cords that are too long or too light do not checked periodically for clogging.The 50 Series pumps have deliver sufficient voltage to the pump motor.But,more a built in vent hole. important,they could present a safety hazard if the insulation CAUTIONS&WARNINGS were to become damaged or the connection end were to fall CAUTION: into the sump. Installation and checking of electrical circuits and hardware 5.Check to be sure your power source is capable of handling should only be performed by a qualified electrician. the voltage requirements of the motor,as indicated on the CAUTION: pump name plate. Repair and service should be performed by Zoeller Co. 6. Make sure the pump electrical supply circuit is equipped Authorized Service Station. with fuses or circuit,breaker5 of adequate capacity.A separate CAUTION: branch circuit-is recommepump name plate.nded ON: the current shown on the ,sized according to the NEC for CAUTI ring sump pumps are not designed for use in septic tanks to handle sewage or effluent. 7.Testing for Ground.As a safety measure,each electrical CAUTION: outlet should be checked for ground using an Underwriters rating temperature for standard model pumps operating Laboratory Listed circuit analyzer which will indicate if the is 1 Maximum imum 4° power,neutral and ground wires are correctly connected to C. your outlet.If they are not,call a qualified electrician. WARNING: 8.For Added Safety.Pumping and other electrical equipment FOR YOUR PROTECTION ALWAYS DISCONNECT PUMP of 115V, 1 phase should be connected to a properly grounded FROM ITS POWER SOURCE BEFORE HANDLING.Single receptacle of grounding type protected by a Ground Fault phase pumps are supplied with a 3-prong grounded plug to Circuit interrupter(GFC1).For over 115V,1 phase Ground protect you against the possibility of electrical shock.DO NOT Fault Circuit Interrupter protection can be achieved with a UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES REMOVE THE GROUND Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter,circuit breaker.Contact a PIN.The 3-prong plug must be inserted into a mating 3-prong qualified Electrician for 3 phase protection. grounded receptacle.If the installation does not have such a receptacle,it must be changed to the proper type and 9.WARNING:The installation of automatic pumps with grounded in accordance with the National Electrical Code and mercury float switches or non-automatic pumps using auxiliary all applicable local codes and ordinances.Three phase pumps mercury float switches is the responsibility of the installing are to be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes and ordinances. SWITCH-MATE MERCURY FLOAT SWITCH WARNING - REFER TO OTHER SIDE FOR INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALL APPLICATIONS. 10-0032-115V/Max.1 HP 15'cord for EFFLUENT,SEWAGE and DEWATERING. *10-0033-230V/Max.1'/2 HP 15'cord for EFFLUENT,SEWAGE and DEWATERING. 10-0034-115V/Max.1/4 HP 15'cord for EFFLUENT,SEWAGE and DEWATERING. 10-0035-230V/Max.1 HP 15'cord for EFFLUENT,SEWAGE and DEWATERING. 10-0248-115V/10'cord for EFFLUENT and DEWATERING,for use with Zoeller"50&97"Series pumps only. 10-0250-115V/15'cord for EFFLUENT and DEWATERING,for use with Zoeller"50&9T'Series pumps only. 10-0251 -230V/15'cord for EFFLUENT and DEWATERING,for use with Zoeller"50&9T'Series pumps only. Switch Mate Mercury Float Switches are designed for use with the appropriate voltage and horsepower,non-automatic, single phase, Zoeller pumps. Switch Mate Mercury Float Switches can be used as a control switch for a magnetic or combination starter. Maximum temperature 1300 F. NOTE:Consult factory for controlling units over 11h HP with mercury float switch. P/N 10-0032 TABLE 1 © P/N 10-0033 DISTANCE 15 CORDS SECURED FROM MOUNTING P/N 10-0034 TO DISCHARGE CLAMP TO PIPE FLOAT IN INCHES A P/N 10.0035 10 L P/N 10-0248 _"ON" 5 P/N 10-0250 i LEVEL P/N 10-0251 Il B o s 10 1s zo 25 30 PUMPING RANGE IN INCHES Measurements as shown are approximate. Exact measurements to be determined for each indi- Q SEE FIGURE 2 vidual installation. I Z E hVIF t L_J INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Decide the desired pumping range for your installation.See Fig.1 and Table 1. © is the distance between the mounting point of attachment and the float. The distance © , determines OA the desired "OFF"LEVEL pumping range. 2. At Distance © ,(determined from Table 1)attach float cable to large strap clamp using the two small clamps provided.Space small clamps a minimum of 1 inch apart. See Fig. 2. 3. Position the float to the desired"OFF"level and secure the large strap FIGURE 1 clamp to the discharge pipe.See Figure 1 noting waterline.The included large and small clamps are releasable, permitting readjustment and removal. NOTICE:Do not adjust"Off"Level below discharge on pump. sh MIN. 4. Insert the piggyback plug from the switch into a standard grounded 17" MAX. LARGE CLAMP outlet of appropriate voltage. For automatic operation plug the pump directly into the piggyback plug. (See Fig. 3.) Pump can be manually operated by bypassing the piggyback plug. NOTICE: For installation utilizing watertight junction box or similar 0 connections,see Figure 4. NOTICE:For installation as a control switch for magnetic or combination istarter,see Figure 5. 5. Tape or clamp both piggyback switch and pump cords to the discharge pipe,clear of float operation.(See Fig.1.)Excess cord should be coiled SMALL CLAMPS and fastened outside the basin. 1" MINIMUM 6. Clean basin free of debris after installation. FIGURE 2 7. Check your installation.Fill basin with water and allow pump to cycle to insure proper range and operation. L1 L2 a L2L3. n WATERTIGHT A) Remove (cut) Piggy- AUTOMATIC MANUAL JUNCTION BOX back Plug from Mer- OPERATION OPERATION cury Float Switch.Re- PUMP PLUG move approx. 31/2"of BLACK Cord Jacket and 1" 0 11 i1 0 Insulation from Wires. ;a a CI a , p® p Q B) Wire Switch into Cir- m cult as shown. eurx weire WHITE SWITCH PLUG GRE N C) Returnto instructions. B MERCURY FLOAT FIGURE 3 PUMP SWITCH PUMP MERCURY FLOAT FIGURE 4 FIGURE 5 SWITCH M 478 `QUAL/TY PUMP9,J/NCE���i7 " OE`L fR O- (Me F 0785 3280 OLD MIL 'S LANE P. O. BOX 16347 • L `ISLLE, KY. 40216 (502) 7787VI31 READ INSTRUCTIONS 'BEFORE INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS-ALL APPLICATIONS Make sure the puLnp electrical supply circuit is equipped with fuses or circuit breakers of adequate capacity. A separate branch circuit is recommended, sized according to the NEC for the current shown on the pump name plate. WARNING: FOR YOUR PROTECTION ALWAYS DISCONNECT PUMP FROM ITS POWER SOURCE BEFORE HAN- DLING. Single phase pumps are supplied with a 3-prong grounded plug to protect you- against the possibility of electrical shock. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES REMOVE THE GROUND PIN. The 3-prong plug must be inserted into a mating 3-prong grounded receptacle. If the installation does not have such a receptacle, it must be changed to the proper type and grounded in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes and ordinances. DOUBLE PIGGYBACK MERCURY FLOAT SWITCH 10-0229 - 115V/1HP - 15 ft. cord *10-0230 - 230V/11/2 HP - 15 ft. cord Designed for EFFLUENT, SEWAGE AND DEWATERING applications. WARNING: 10-0229 and 10-0230 Double Piggyback Mercury Float Switches are designed for use with the appropriate voltage and horsepower, non-automatic, single phase, Zoeller pumps. CAUTION: Use 10-0229 for 115V and 10-0230 for 230V.Both 10-0229 and 10-0230 can be used as a control switch for a magnetic or combination starter. Maximum temperature 130°F. NOTE: UL Listed (clear water only). NOTE:Consult factory for controlling units over 11Fz HP with mercury float switch. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Decide the desired pumping range for your installation. (See Fig. 1.) The distance between the float mounting CORDS SECURED clamps is equal to the pumping range. Secure the float To DISCHARGE PIPEcable clamps to the discharge pipe at the distance you desire.The gray float must be on top. (The cable clamps are releasable,which permits readjustmentand removal.) GRAY FLOAT ON TOP NOTICE: Do not adjust "Off" Level below discharge on punw- LEVEL 2. Insert the piggyback plug from the switches into a standard grounded outlet of appropriate voltage. For o automatic operation plug the pump directly into the o piggyback plug. (Pump can be manually operated by oW bypassing piggyback plug.) See Fig. 2. a FLOAT CLAMPS NOTICE: For installation utilizing watertight junction box a¢ or similar connections,see Figure 3. NOTICE: For installation as a control switch for magnetic or combination starter,see Figure 4. 3. Tape or clamp both piggyback switch and pump cords _"OFF" to the discharge pipe, clear of float operation. (See LEVEL Fig. 1.) Excess cord should be coiled and fastened to the discharge pipe. 4. Clean basin free of debris after installation. FIGURE 1 5. Check your installation. Fill basin with water and allow pump to cycle to insure proper range and operation. Ll L2 WATERTIGHT JUNCTION BOX AUTOMATIC MANUAL A Remove cut Pi TE OPERATION OPERATION ) (cut) Piggy- PUMP PLUG back Plug from Mer- cury Float Switch.Re- f, KI Cl Cl CI i move approx.31/2"of Cord Jacket and 1" MOLDED Insulation from Wires. S B irESPLICE GREEN MOLDED B) Wire Switch into Cir- SPLICE cuit as shown. PUMP SWITCH PLUG C) Return to instructions. PUMP MFLOATY SWITCHES MERCU FIGURE 2 FIGURE 3 FIGURE 4 DYNAIC HEAD/FLOW PEWW HEAD CAPACITY CURVE TOTAL SEWAGE AND DEWATERINO NUTt "267" SERIES � 25- HEAD CAPACITY UNITS/MIN. FEET METERS GAL. LTRS. 20 5 1.52 128 464 6 10 3.05 89 337 5 15 4.57 50 199 7' E 15 20 6.10 10 38 4 Lockvalve: 21.5' ►- t0 — .I M1 ' o U.S.GALLONS 20 40 60 80 100 LITERS 0 80 180 240 320 400 400 Flow Per Minute CON SULT FACTORY FOR ILPECIAL APPLICKTIONS • Electrical alternators for duplex systems a High water alarms available. available with mercury float switches. a Mechanical alternators available for a Minimum recommended basin size duplex systems. Simplex-18"x 30". Cautbn:Ma dmum temperature sewage or Duplex•-W x 3q„ r; dewatering?T:'Jst be limited to • For over 1300F. (540C,)special quotation required. 1300F,'540C $14ndarO All Model*—Weight 51 lbs. 112 M.P. $11 ECTION GUIDE I. integral float opera ed 2 pot vachanical switch,no external control required. 2. Single p190ybes'.w'��e angle nxvcury float switch 10'0034 or AgtrON piggyback mercury It st swik<AT 10'0228. 3 Oq Mftse con"8aloction 3. Machanical aiternNof 10.007s n'10.0075. �� IIoM �tnJPtea t�PMx 4. Sea FM-712 for coivect model o V'lectrical Alternator"E-Pak". 5. Mercury sensor float switch 1g+f)$-15 used as a control activator,spebity - M267 116 1 Auto 10.4 1 or 1 A 8 — duplex(3)or(4)f cat,yalam. ` 6. Simplex control bo);'0.0050,116'30V.1 Ph,mar,.2 HP,use! N287 115 1 Non 10.4 2 or 2 A 7 rn E 3 or 4 A one(1)single piggy!sx;k wide Iv11v i mercury float switch OR 1 028T 230 9 Auto 5.2 1 or 1 18 two(2)10-0225 morn uy aansor a,is is for level control, 7. Four(4)hole"J-Pail ,it flctlon bo), or watertight connection or wired-In E267 230 1 Non 5.2 9 or 9 A 7 3 or 4 9 simplex or 2 pump oi-Aauon.10.016 2. a. Two(2)hole''J-Pak' fof walertigh: onnechon or splice,10-0003. 9. Single piggyback mi,cury float awe! n 10-OM or double piggybackmercury float'switch 1714030(23eV -s r CAUI T)N forinitxmationtuittddiliona12J1aNe►praluctsrafertocsa'ogon'199ybackMrcury All InsWtaUonOfwngdb,PfeM.etlond"k4-OldwkMlesbo"be dome byaquaYMalt Float Switches,FM-477;Electrical Alternator,Fkt-486;Mechanical Alternator,FM•495; kerteed eleetrkian.AN eleelftaa)and gale;,f Codes O wind be tpypwed Mrokalli"VW f Alarm es Ff�p513;slllfgf/8ewage eesins,FMi87;and Stiltplex Control Box. FM-IU Most redeMNeff"ail wk:46("CC)amVia Wild HMO - (ON1Aj. RESERVE POWERED DESIGN For unusual conditions a reserve safety factor is an engineered/design part z tvery Zoeller pump. 116 3260 ON Millers Liff/N P.O. BOX 16347 MBQu/aCtlllBfS of. . . %,wZ- aZ411ZA? 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( _ Is Carbon and ceramic shaft seal. • Bearing running in bath of oil. 3 • Passes 2-inch solids (sphere). • "" is 2" NPT Discharge. i ...... • On paint-11". etalgR liMale + Off point-5" J .� • Major wildth 121h" (RL*ISTED IST • Height-14". cc-am Canadian Standards CIP 7 Association approval SIMPLEX AND DUPLEX available SYSTEMS AVAILABLE PACKAGED SYSTEMS AVAILABLE f ZZF"Llfi'P Tffa 3M Old Millers Lane r• P.O. 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