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TO: <br />FROM: <br />DATE: <br />Planning Commission <br />Michael P. Gaffron, Assistant Zoning Administrator <br />May 16, 1984 <br />SUBJECT: #819 William Mills, 200 Leaf Street - Subdivision <br />List of Exhibits <br />Exhibit A - Application <br />Exhibit B - Current Survey <br />This application was tabled at your March 19 meeting pending receipt o^ <br />septic testing information. As a result of subsequent testing? <br />applicant has submitted a revised survey, changing the boundary to <br />accommodate an alternate drainfield site for the existing house. <br />Upon my site inspection, I found that the drainfield serving the <br />existing house IS failing miserably and discharging to the surface, <br />1 pond. This system was last inspected in Fall <br />JL982 and at that time the system was functioning adequately and was <br />believed to be no closer than 30* to the pond. It is obvious now that a <br />drainfield line extends to within 8' of the pond. This system must be <br />totally replaced and must conform to code. <br />an add^itional problem—although an alternate <br />^ this house was tested as required, this site will <br />futuxr^ use*^*^^ immediately, leaving no further alternate location for <br />marginal sites requiring innovative drainfield construction. The <br />existing house is quite suitable for a mound <br />ml require extensive curtain drainage for a trench <br />system to function adequately. Both sites for the new lot have slopes <br />percent and with high water tables, which would also <br />svsi^imc order to allow standard trench <br />lim ^ modified shallow trench system at these sites would <br />"If3or loamy sand and loam fill layers be added to create a <br />maio?na?l imported, and which is <br />slopes. A mound system on these slopes <br />would require unusually great amounts of sand. These will be costly <br />systems regardless of which is finally used. cosriy <br />consistent, we must ask that additional testing be <br />completed, and if necessary lines rearranged again, to create an <br />iii^ediately!*^"*^®^*’ m addition to the one which will be used <br />Other considerations for this project include: <br />1. Lot 1 granting a driveway easement in favor of Lot 2.