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MEMORANDUM
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION
TO Jules E. Page - Planning Coordinator
FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. - Sanitary Inspector
DATE : 14 September, 1975
SUBJECT PROPERTY OF ROBERT C. GELINAS, JR.
PARCELS "A" AND "Bit, STRONG ROAD
Attached for your information and records is a copy of the Environmental Health
Services' recommendation regarding plans for the proposed leaching systems for the
subject lots.
Based on Mr. Willerford's recommendation the Pollution Control Division approves
the subsurface disposal plans as presented.
If you have any questions, or need additional information, please feel free to
contact me.
Me v'n Edwards. Jr.
Sanitary Inspector
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OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEALTH September 10, 1976
tel. 566-3110
Mr. Melvin Edwards, Jr., Sanitary Inspector
Public Works Department
154w Sullivan Avenue
South Windsor, Connecticut 0607
Dear Mr. Edwards:
We have reviewed plans for subsurface sewage disposal systems for two pro-
posed dwellings on the property of Robert 0elinas Jr*' ., Strong Road, South
Windsor. The plans were prepared by Frank E. Meunier & Associates, consult-
ing engineers, and submitted to this office pursuant to Sec. 19-13-B20m of
the Public Health Code.
This property would be subdivided into two parcels containing 1.55 acres and
8.05 acres, respectively. Portions of the property consist of wetland. How-
ever, the dwellings and sewage disposal systems would be Located on the higher
portion of the property .along the road which apparently is not classified as
wetland. There is, hgwever, a seasonal high water table in this area. To
overcome this condition, fill will be placed in the area of the leaching
systems, and the systems will be located sufficiently above the possible
seasonal high ground water table as indicated by soil mottling.
These plans are satisfactory and in accordance with the requirements of the
Public Health Code. The design and proposed method of construction is in*
accordance with the recommendations of this office. It is recommended that
the plans be approved.
If you have any question, please feel free to contact us.
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Sincerely yours, ,
Theodore C. Willerford o
Principal Sanitary Engineer cr
Environmental Health Services Div. '11
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