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. -�- <br /> � <br /> Shawn Wischmeier WENCK <br /> 2851 Washta Bay Rd <br /> )uly 15, 2016 •� <br /> Responsive partner. <br /> Ezceptional outcomes. <br /> • Final Treatment - Effluent is filtered through an effluent filter and pumped to a <br /> gravity fed drain field. As the effluent trickles down into the soil biochemical <br /> processes remove harmful viruses and bacteria. <br /> 6. Description of Treatment System - (See Figure 2 and design sheets in Appendix C for <br /> additional detail. Contractor can select equivalent products to those described below if <br /> they meet the requirements of local ordinance, MN Rules Chapter 7080, designer <br /> approval, and owner approval). <br /> • Septic Tank - Proposed: 1,500 gallon Infiltrator° IM-1530 septic tank. Inlet and <br /> outlet of the tanks must have rubber fittings to create watertight seals. <br /> Contractor to follow manufacturer installation and burial requirements. <br /> • Lift Tank - Proposed: 1,000 gallon Infiltrator° IM-1060 septic tank. Inlet and <br /> outlet of the tanks must have rubber fittings to create watertight seals. <br /> Contractor to follow manufacturer installation and burial requirements. Tank to <br /> include an effluent pump in a screened vault to deliver a minimum of 20 gallons <br /> per minute with a 20 foot head. Use two-inch Schedule 40 PVC for supply pipe <br /> from pump to the first drop box. <br /> • Septic/Lift Tank Risers - 24" diameter heavy corrugated PVC pipe. A watertight <br /> seal must be created between top of tank and the each riser using a tank to riser <br /> adapter and sealing the riser to the adapter with appropriate waterproofing <br /> agents. Top of riser should be 1" - 3" above finished grade. <br /> • Septic/Lift Tank Riser Cover - 24" diameter fiberglass cover with gasket and <br /> minimum 2" of insulation. Do not bury riser cover. <br /> • Drain Field - Excavate the drain field at the location depicted on Figure 2 and as <br /> staked on site. Contractor can vary location slightly based on field conditions to <br /> install trenches on contour. Install trenches shallow with a maximum depth of 24 <br /> inches. Each trench is 33 feet long (32 feet of chamber with a one-foot wide <br /> center positioned dropbox). Install seven trenches as shown on Figure 2 for a <br /> total area of 540 square feet. Total trench length is 222 feet, or 56 chambers. <br /> There is a large tree and a hole where a tree used to be that will conflict with <br /> trench number 3. It is likely this tree will need to be removed, the installer is to <br /> determine the appropriate action. <br /> • Install 45 Infiltrator°Quick4 Standard gravelless chambers. Effluent will be <br /> distributed through drop boxes. Install the chambers as recommended by the <br /> manufacturer. Cover the gravelless chambers with 12-18 inches of cover and <br /> slope away. Establish a vegetative cover over the drain field immediately. See <br /> Appendix D for tank and chamber manufacturer's specifications. <br /> 7. Limitations - Our investigation, layout, design, and recommendations are based on data <br /> submitted. If conditions considerably different from those described in this report are <br /> encountered, we must be notified. If proposed construction or components are <br /> changed, we must be notified to evaluate the effect of the changes on the wastewater <br /> system. Any changes to the design must be approved by the designer and will be <br /> assessed additional design costs. If changes are made to the design without the <br /> 2 <br /> T:\�958 540 6ig Island�,REVISED 4br design�Revised 540 Biq I51anA Desi9n Report.Aocx <br />
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