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Home My WebLink About20100694.tiff Chris Gathman - USR-1336 Page From: Char Davis To: Gathman, Chris Date: 8/31/01 1:59PM Subject: USR-1336 Chris, The waste handling plan has been approved. The septic system was finaled on 8-12-01. Charlotte Davis, MPH Environmental Health Services Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment 1555 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Work (970) 304-6415 ext 2208 FAX (970)304-6411 cdavis@co.weld.co.us 2010694 G uv1uei� 1L '5 FROM :" MARK VANTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Aug. 31 2001 08:51AM P1 t DATE: g-31-D 1 rfp TO: i5 en 0: FAX#: cj..7p- 3044 64°02, FROM: StikV Sv\ l 1.\-t SUBJECT: ro 1 I nil i S o. e.on o'c O r- Sept c pet\'n - Q v4 ewe.s- 1/4i-e) e 0°,004 PAGES FAXED (including cover sheet): 9 FROM t MARK VANTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Aug. 31 2aO1 oe:52AM P2 • WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT 1555 NORTH 17TH AVENUE GREELEY, CO 80631 PHONE(970) 304-6415 FAX (970) 304-6411 Permit#: SP-0100350 Sec/ wnfRng:09 04 68 Status: ISSUED Owner: VANTITCYNE MARK&PHYLLIS Applied: 07/13/2001 Applicant: VANTHUYNE MARK&PHYLLIS Issued: 07/30/2001 Permit Type: CNEW C=Coramerclal,R=Residential+NEW,REPair,VauLT Finaled; Parcel#: 1061-09-0-00-029 Location: 2505 CR 46 BERTHOUD 09 04 68 Legal Description: 25720-A PT SW4SE4 9 4 68 BEG S4 COR SEC N0D32'E 408'N89D59' Installer: . �f ece- S enc. r Description: SHOP Commercial: Y Residential:N Acres: 3 #of Persons: 4 Basement Numbing: N #of Bedrooms: 0 Bathrooms - Full: 0 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Water Public: Y Water Source: LITTLE THOMPSON Water Private: N Cistern: N Well: N Well Permit#: Percolation Rate: 46 Limiting Zone: 8 ft 0 in Description % Ground Slope: 0 Din Soil Suitable: (Y/N) Y Engineer Design Required: (Y/N) Y hi 100 Year Flood Plain: (Y/N) N Minimum Installation Chambers Septic Tank: 1000 gallons Absorption Trench: 0 square feet or Absorption Bed: 227 square feet Actual Installation Septic Tank: 1cam gallons Absorption Trench: square feet Absorption Bed: 3(Z square feet Design Type: A-- NOTICE The issuance of this permit does not imply compliance with other state,county or local regulatory or building requirements,nor shall it act to certify that the subject system wilt operate in compliance with applicable state,county and local regulations adopted persuant to Article 10;Title 25,CRS as amended,except for the purpose of establishing final approval of installed system for issuance of a local occupancy permit persuant to CRS 19732540-111 (2). This permit is aot transferable, The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment reserves the right to impose additional terms and conditions required to meet our regulations on a continuing basis. Final permit approval was contingent upon the final inspection of the completed system by the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment. Enaironm taldh Health Specialist Date Form:S_1NAL FROM MRRK VRNTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Aug. 31 2081 08:52AM P3 F August 2, 2001 Charlotte Davis Weld County Department of Health and Environment 1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Mark & Phyllis VanThuyne USR: 1336 Dear Charlotte, This letter is regarding the requirements for the above Special Use Permit. 1. Wastes generated on our site. a. Used oil —We have placed a 500 (five hundred) gallon tank on the northwest corner of our shop. We have a dirt berm all around the tank to contain any spills if something should ever happen. We usually will average no more than 250 (two hundred fi ty) gallons a year that we put in the tank. When it needs to be emptied we contact Raptor Industries, 3201 Belmont Ave., Evans, CO 80620. Phone #970-346-8206. b. Trash —We have a contract with Gallegos Sanitation, 1104 W.Vine, Ft. Collins, CO 80526. Phone# 970-484-5556- They provide us with a large 2Y bin and pickup weekly. 2. Chemicals stored on the site. a. For weed control we will use Roundup and have on site when needed to Spray weeds. 2 % (two and one-half) gallons is needed to spray the needed area. b. A small amount of painting supplies(house paint, spray paint, etc.) b. Windshield washer fluid —One 50 (fifty)gallon bulk barrel — Used to winterize our water tanks for our pothole systems and boring machine when the temperature is below freezing. FROM < MARK VRNTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Aug. 31 2001 08:53AM P4 3. Oils stored on site. a. Engine oil— One 50 (fifty)gallon bulk barrel. b. Transmission oil — One 50 (fifty) gallon bulk barrel, and a few 5 (five) gallon buckets. c. Turbine oil—One 50 (fifty)gallon bulk barrel. 4. Dry materials stored on site. a. Bagged asphalt patch—One pallet—This is used to patch the highways after we have finished using our core drill to locate existing utilities. b. Hydraul EZ—One pallet—This is mixed with water and used as a bore hole stabilizer. 5. Dust Abatement Plan. Approximately % of our property is landscaped and covered by buildings. We are required by the Development Standards to screen the area around our parking area. The area that is not landscaped is covered with gravel and road base. I don't foresee that we will have a dust problem, but if for some reason it becomes a problem, we would be willing to water our site down when needed. 6. Floor drain. As of now we don't have a floor drain, and don't want to put one in unless we are required to by the Department of Building Inspections. It would be unfortunate to have to damage our concrete floor by cutting into it because it may cause further cracking in other areas. But if we are notified that we have to put one in, we will contact you for the proper procedures. 7. Septic system. Enclosed is a copy of our septic permit, issued by the Health Department. We have had a contractor install the system and have contacted the appropriate offices for final approval. The inspector from the Health Department is scheduled for Tuesday, August 7'", and the designing engineer is scheduled to come before the end of this week. If you need further information regarding this Special Use Permit, please feel free to call me at 970-532-2588. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Phyllis VanThuyne FROM : "NARK UANTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Rug. 29 2001 07:31AM P1 DATE: g ' al - 0l TO: C: M5 (j0t.7C-LIPNfl.ri r,� ry �`�" . �� cSec-JiC.e:' FAX#: (q-�D - 3D L tOl{ 9 FROM: c , j, • l I S t\_e SUBJECT: ` l a_est eld'eANs t U 90t- mpezzQi cuse PAGES FAXED (including cover sheet): FROM :.11FIRK VANTHUYNE FAX NO. : 970 532 7155 Aug. 29 2001 07:32AM P2 I August 29., 2001 Mr. Chris Gathman Weld County Planning Services 1555 North 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Chris, As per your phone call, I am requesting a thirty-day extension, to October 1, 2001, on finalizing the requirements for the special use permit. I am hoping that we can get our plumbing contractor to finish his work within that time frame. Frank is our assigned building inspector and he sent Jill our to visit our site. According to her, we cannot get the rough or final inspections for our building permit until the bathroom is installed. We have had the final inspection on the septic system, and have the issued permit. He also signed off on the building permit. The inspector said we could cover up the system and proceed with the installation of the bathroom. If you, or Char Davis, need a copy of this permit, let me know. The only comments that Jill made on things that needed to be done were: a gas test on our propane line, installation of the bathroom along with the appropriate pressure testing, and a letter written by our contractor that installed the water and sewage line. We have delivered the above letter from our contractor to the building inspection department, so that is taken care of. There were no comments about having to install a floor drain on the correction notice, so I am assuming that does not apply to us. If you have any further questions, please let us know. ,Sincerely, \i te,N-9 Phy is Van 'Moyne August 18, 2001 Chris Gathman Weld County Department of Planning Services 1555 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Mark and Phyllis Van Thuyne USR:1336 Dear Chris, Enclosed is a copy of our landscape plan for the board's approval. I was in the planning office the first part of August and met with Robert, the planner on call, and he said I needed to label all of our landscaping. Everything but the Ameri-willows and the Austrian pine trees are all existing trees and bushes. We spoke to a landscaper in our area, and he suggested that we use Austrian pines instead of the junipers. He said they grow much faster and are less prone to disease or insects. We are hopeful that you will approve this plan due to the fact that we are a very small business just getting started and with the expense of meeting our other obligations for the special use permit, it has become very costly. With three sides of our property actively being farmed directly next to our property line, and with no immediate plans for housing in sight, we are hoping that the board will allow us to plant the smaller trees allowing us to plant twice as many at this time. The only reason we would have to wait until early spring of 2002 for the first plantings is if cold weather sets in early. Having farmed for so many years we know the weather is one thing we cannot predict, so that is why we included early spring in the planting schedule. But we will work at getting things done this fall if the weather holds. We would hate to lose all of our trees due to not having enough growing season left this fall and have to replant next spring anyway. After a couple of years we would be willing to plant more Austrian pine trees in front of the Ameri-willows on the west and north to provide more screening. We hope to hear from you soon. Thank you for your help. 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