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DATE TYPE FACILITY
PHONE
PROPOSED INSTALLER �i G' S
pro (include sketch locating all adjacent wells):
NOTE: Repair must be in same location and of same type as original sewage disposal system.
Different location may require submittal of proposal from licensed professional eriginEer or
registered architect. ;, -• _-
Proposal
Proposal Disapproved
's Signature'& Title
/ Date
roposal approved with the following conditions:
1. Procurement of any Town permit, if applicable.
2. Submission of as built repair sketch in duplicate showing:
a. Owner's name.
b. Site Street Name, Town and Tax Map number.
C. Location of installed canponents tied to two fixed points (e.g.,house corners).
d. System description (e.g., 1250 gal. concrete septic tank, three precast 6' diam. x 6' deel
drywells surrounded by one foot + gravel).
e. Installer's name and number.
3. System repair to be performed in accordance with the above proposal and conditions.
I, as owner, or reported agent of owner agree to the above conditions.
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DATE TYPE FACILITY �q
PROPOSED INSTALLER Jo 5 e)P l �% PHONE a o B ® ®
Proposal (include sketch locating all adjacent wells):
NOTE: Repair must be in same location and of same type as original sewage disposal system.
Different location may require submittal of proposal from licensed professional engineer or
registered architect. t
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Proposal Disapproved
Date
Proposal approved with the following conditions:
1. Procurement of any Town permit, if applicable.
2. Submission of as built repair sketch in duplicate showing:
a. Owner's name.
b. Site Street Name, Town and Tax Map number.
c. Location of installed components tied to two fixed points (e.g.,house corners).
d. System description (e.g., 1250 gal. concrete septic tank, three precast 6' diam. x 6' deep
drywells surrounded by one foot + gravel).
e. Installer's name and number.
3. System repair to be performed in accordance with the above proposal and conditions.
I, as owner, or reported agent of owner agree to the above, conditions.
SIGNATURE ` TITLE CZW1 .a-L. 1 DATE
CPIES: ftte (FM) • YeUraw (Tam HE); Pink (Ag mnt)
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43 ILION RD.
NEW FAIRFIELD,CT 06812
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June -16, 1993
.Putnam, County Department of Health
Attn: William Hedges _
4 Geneva Road
Ott 312 .
Erewster, New York. 10509
RE:. IASICK SEPTIC DESIGN .
408 LADE SHORE DRIVE
TOWN OF PATTERSON, NEW YORK,
Dear liar. Hedges:
We have been hired by,Mr. Frank l�asick to design a septic system to replace. the failing system
currently on ,the `above, referenced lot. This :letter will explain the purpose and design of the
Masick Replacement Septic .System.
Conversations with the Town revealed that'the septic system on this lot has been repaired 2 -3
times in the past few years:., The existing system ,consists of a. .550 gallon septic, tank located at
the northeast corner of the house with an effluent pipe that.runs along the north side of the house .
then under the driveway to a. distribution box_ and into the leach field on the front side of the '
house. The leach field consists of two 25' lengths of pipe, in a stone bed approxiYnately 12 -18"
- deep: A'ctnriain grain exists on two and one inalf sides of the leach field:
We inspected . the septic.-system-oh June 4, 1993 and found that ,the." leach field was failing with .
effluent bubbling out of the ground from the lower: side of the field neat the road. 'A further '.
' inspection was performed on. June 9, 093 with a backhoe. We dug a hole at the uphill end of
the leach field and found.that the stone.bed at the leach field was'completely saturated. The hole
filled with effluent to the top. of the stone bed, approximately 17" below..grade: This hole was
then subsequently filled in.
We then proceeded to dig a deep pit hole uphill from the existing leach field on the. south side
of the house. The deep pit hole revealed the following -soil profile: .
0." - 6" Topsoil
67 - 29-6" Sandy Loam
:2' -6" -' 49 70" Silt
4' -0" 6' -6" Sandy Loath,, (Moist)
6'-6" - 7-'6" Siity.LOam
Water Seepage at 4' -0 ".
D E S I G N P R OF E S S 1.0 N A L S
259 ROUTE 17K 0 NEWBURGH, NY 12550 ❑ TEL: 914/564 -8700 0 FAX: 914/564 -8881
the poor percolation rate of the existing leach field is ' probably due to the silt layer of soil located
2' -6" below the surface. This silt layer: along with restrictive conditions at the site preclude the
Installation of a normal below grade septic system in the' existing soil or a raised.fill system.
Therefore; a system has been designed that involves the replacement of existing material to the
6' -67 depth.. The fill material will consist of four to six .feet 'of run -of -bank gravel fill . with. a
maximum percolation rate of 7 minutes. over 2' -6 ". of crushed stone or washed gravel.: 'The 7
minute percolation-rate equates, to a sewage application rate of 1:0 GPD/SF.With an Average-
daily, flow for a,two bedroom house of 175.. GPD, the required 2' wide trench,is:
.175GPD
1.OGPD /SF(2') 88'
In order to provide for a greater factor of safety 3 trenches`of 35' each or 105, feet of trench :is
proposed.
By removing the existing impervious material and replacing it, with granular material, we are
allowing the . septic system' discharge to percolate to suitable material:
In 'order to feed the new proposed leach field by gravity, the plumbing inside the basement of
the, house will be rerouted to exit the foundation at the southeast corner. of the house to a new
750 gallon septic tank on. the south side of the house.
Please note that separation distances from the well,.liouse ,and property line do not meet current .
cedes., dwever. we.feel that h s �s the -bes *- design- conside*_Yng -the. existung conditions.
Please review and comment on this report and the attached plans as soon as possible, 'so that the
failing septic system can be -replaced.
If you have any questions, please contact. us.
Very - truly yob,.
CLARK PATTERSON MOSSIEN
Jeffrey, R. Wright, P.E.
_ .. William.. Hedges
June 16, 1993
Page 2
the poor percolation rate of the existing leach field is probably due to the silt layer of soil located
2' -6" below the surface. This silt layer along with restrictive conditions at the site preclude the
installation of a normal below grade septic system in the existing soil or a raised fill system.
Therefore, a system has been designed that involves the replacement of existing material to the
6' -6" depth. The ,fill material will consist of four to six feet of run -of -bank gravel fill with a
maximum percolation rate of 7 minutes over 2' -6" of crushed stone or washed gravel. The 7
minute percolation rate equates to a sewage application rate of 1.0 GPD /SF. With an average
daily flow for a two bedroom house of 175 GPD, the required 2' wide trench is:
175GPD
1.OGPD /SF(2') = 88'
In order to provide for a greater factor of safety 3 trenches of 35' each or 105 feet of trench is
proposed.
By removing the existing impervious material and replacing it with granular material, we are
allowing the septic system discharge to percolate to suitable material.
In order to feed the new proposed leach field by gravity, the plumbing inside the basement of
the house will be rerouted to exit the foundation at the southeast comer of the house to a new
750 gallon septic tank on the south side of the house.
Please note that separation distances from the well, house and property line do not meet current
codes, however we feel that this is the best design considering the existing conditions.
Please review and comment on this report and the attached plans as soon as possible, so that the
failing septic system can be replaced.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
CLARK PATTERSON MOSSIEN
Jeffrey R. Wright, P.E.
JRW /bz
Enclosure
cc; Frank Masick = °
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PUTNAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
PROPOSAL FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM REPAIR
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OKWER'S NAME Frank Masick pHCNE 279 -2131
SITE LOCATION 408 Lake Shore Drive TM#
MAILING ADDRESS n° 6 eio:�E. New. Y n r k 1(15 (19
PERSON INTERVIEWED Frank Masick, Owner PCHD Umplaint (k
Name & Relationship (i.e, owner,tenant, etc.) Residential
DAB TYPE FACILITY Subsurface Septic
PROPOSED INSTALLER Jim H o i/ PHONE
Proposal (include sketch locating all adjacent wells):
NOTE: Repair must be in same location and of same type as original sewage disposal system.
Different location may require submittal of proposal fran licensed professional engineer or
registered architect.
See attached letter and plans Ay -� I �
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Proposal approved
's SiWbature &
Proposal Disapproved
r000sal awroved with the following conditions:
1. Procurement of any Town permit, if applicable.
2. Submission of as built repair sketch in duplicate showing:
a. Owner's name.
b. Site Street Name, Town and Tax Map number.
c. Location of installed canponents tied to two fixed points
d. System description (e.g., 1250 gal. concrete septic tank,
drywells surrounded by one foot + gravel).
e. Installer's name and number.
(e.g.,house corners).
three precast 6' diam. x 6' deep
3. System repair to be performed in accordance with the above proposal and conditions.
I, as owner, reported agent of owner agree to the above conditions.
SIGNATURE 107 TITLE Owner DATE
IPIESS: W-Ate (PAD): YeUcw (fin BI); Pink (Anl a3nt)
PUTNAM COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
` DIVISION OF ENVIRONMEN'T`AL HEALTH SERVICES
Date July 13, 1993
Re: Property of Frank Ma iCk
Located at 408 Lake Shore Drive
(T) Patterson Section 25 Block 81 Lot 1 =.2
Subdivision of
Subdv. Lot #
Gentlemen:
Filed Map #
Date
This letter is to authorize Clark Patterson Mossien !'
a duly licensed professional engineer X or registered archit�&t °v,-':1'!
(Indicate)
to apply for a Construction Permit for a separate sewage systemq. tp.-
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serve the above noted property in accordance with the standard!;:,.r:ulo- ";,.T;
or regulations as promulagated by the Commissioner.of.the Putn" CAuI:�ty
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Department of Health, and to sign all necessary papers on my behalf in
conriection�with - this matter `'and to" supervise the construction of said
system or systems in conformity with the provisions of Article 145 or
147, Education Law, the Public Health Law, and the Putnam County Sani-
tary Code.
Countersigned:
R.A. , # 62900
Clark Patterson Mossien
Address
Newburgh, New-York 12550
564 -8700
Telephone
Very truly yours,
Signed, e .�� j 0,
Owner of Property
408 Lake Shore Drive
Address
2792131
Telephone
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June 16, 1993
Putnam County Department of Health
Attn: William Hedges
4 Geneva Road
Rt 312
Brewster, New York 10509
RE: MASICK SEPTIC DESIGN
408 LAKE SHORE DRIVE
TOWN OF PATTERSON, NEW YORK
Dear Mr. Hedges:
We have been hired by Mr. Frank Masick to design a septic system to replace the failing system
currently on the above referenced lot: This letter will explain the purpose and design of the
Masick Replacement Septic System.
Conversations with the Town revealed that the septic system on this lot has been repaired 2 -3
times in the past few years. The existing system consists of a 550 gallon septic tank located at
the northeast comer of the house with an effluent pipe that runs along the north side of the house
then under the driveway to a distribution box and into the leach field on the front side of the
house.. The leach. field consists of two 25' lengths of pipe in a stone bed approximately 12 -18"
- deep. A curtaui'afain exists YhW& and-orie half "sides of the reach`field: - V �'
We inspected the septic system on June 4, 1993 and found that the leach field was failing with
effluent bubbling out of the ground from the lower side of the field near the road. A further
inspection was performed on June 9, 1993 with a backhoe. We dug a hole at the uphill end of
the leach field and found that the stone bed at the leach field was completely saturated. The hole
filled with effluent to the top of the stone bed, approximately 17" below grade. This hole was
then subsequently filled in.
We then proceeded to dig a deep pit hole uphill from the existing leach field on the south side
of the house. The deep pit hole revealed the following soil profile:
0" -611
6" - 2' -6"
2' -6" - 4' -0"
4' -0" - 6' -6"
69-611- 7 -16"
Water Seepal
Topsoil
Sandy Loam
Silt
Sandy Loam (Moist)
Silty Loam
>e at 4' -0"
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William Hedges
June 16, 1993
Page 2
the poor percolation rate of the existing leach field is probably due to the silt layer of soil located
2' -6" below the surface. This silt layer along with restrictive conditions at the site preclude the
installation of a normal below grade septic system in the existing soil or a raised fill system.
Therefore, a system has been designed that involves the replacement of existing material to the
6' -6" depth. The fill material will consist of four to six feet of .run -of -bank gravel fill with a
maximum percolation rate of 7 minutes over 2' -6" of crushed stone or washed gravel. The 7
minute percolation rate equates to a sewage application rate of 1.0 GPD /SF. With an average
daily flow for a two bedroom house of 175 GPD, the required 2' wide trench is:
175GPD
1.oGPD /SF(2') = 88'
In order to provide for a greater factor of safety 3 trenches of 35' each or 105 feet of trench is
proposed.
By removing the existing impervious material and replacing it with granular material, we are
allowing the septic system discharge to percolate to suitable material.
In order to feed the new proposed leach field by gravity, the plumbing inside the basement of
the house will be rerouted to exit the foundation at the southeast comer of the house to a new
750 gallon septic tank on the south side of the house.
Please note that separation. distances from the well, house and property line do not meet current ... .
codes; however we_feel thAf- this- 'i�_the best design consideriiig the existug _c6n ons_.
Please review and comment on this report and the attached plans as soon as possible, so that the
failing septic system can be replaced.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Very truly yours,
CLARK PATTERSON MOSSIEN
Jeffrey R. Wright, P.E. y
JRW /bz
Enclosure
cc; Frank Masick
January 22, 1992
Envitormental Health
110 Old Rt. 6 Center
Building 3
Carmel, New York
Re: Septic System
408 Lakeshore Drive
Brewster, New York 10508
Dear Mr. Bill Hedges,
The house at the above address will be vacant after
January 23, 1992, and remain unoccupied until the contractor,
Joe Garcia, is able to complete work on the septic system
in April, when the ground thaws.
-Mr. Garcia-wil-1 -bp,. at----that- time
Thank you so much for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely yours,
Richard Di Vico
Owner
June 16, 1993
X1- / grs
Putnam County Department of Health
Attn: William Hedges
4 Geneva Road
Rt 312
Brewster, New York 10509
RE: MASICK SEPTIC DESIGN
408 LAKE SHORE DRIVE
TOWN OF PATTERSON, NEW YORK
Dear Mr. Hedges:
We have been hired by Mr. Frank Masick to design a septic system to replace the failing system
currently on the above referenced lot. This letter will explain the purpose and design of the
Masick Replacement Septic System.
Conversations with the Town revealed that'the septic system on this lot has been repaired 2 -3
times in the past few-years. The existing system consists of a 550 gallon septic tank located at
the northeast comer of the house with an effluent pipe that runs along the north side of the house
then under the driveway to a distribution box and into the leach field on the front side of the
house. The leach field consists of two 25' lengths of pipe in a stone bed approximately 12 -18"
deep:-- A- eur+.ah€:- •dmi ^- exists -an two -and -one -- half - -sides of- the- leach.1 field ,..:__,_....:_.._....- - - -_. _- -
We inspected the septic system on June 4, 1993 and found that the leach field was failing with
effluent bubbling out of the ground from the lower side of the field near the road. A further
inspection was performed on June 9, 1993 with a backhoe. We dug a hole at the uphill end of
the leach field and found that the .stone bed at the leach field was completely saturated. The hole
filled with effluent to the top of the stone bed, approximately 17" below grade. This hole was
then subsequently filled in.
We then proceeded to dig a deep pit hole uphill from the existing leach field on the south side
of the house. The deep pit hole revealed the following soil profile:
0" - 6"
Topsoil
6" - 2' -6"
Sandy Loam
2' -6" - 4' -0"
Silt
4' -0" - 6' -6"
Sandy Loam (Moist)
6' -6" - 7 -'6"
Silty Loam
Water Seepage
at 4' -0"
D E S I G N P R O F E S S 1 0 N A L S
259 ROUTE 17K ® NEWBURGH, NY 12550 10 TEL: 914/564 -8700 ® FAX: 914,564-8881
SIDE KEW
SPEW MA77ONS
BETE MIN. STRENG7H -4,000 PSI AT 28 DAYS
REI1VF0RCEMENT -6 "x67 x10 GA. WIRE MESH
TRUCTION JOINT- S&4LED WITH BUYTL RUBBER BASE CEMENT
CONNE077ON- POLY -LOC SEAL (PATENT PENDING)
(H20 LOADING ON REQUEST)
M 750 GALLON SEPTIC TANK OR EQUAL
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