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DOCUMENT CONVERSION SERVICES PROVIDED BY IMAGING & MICROFILM ACCESS, INC. www.scanyourdocs.com 631- 589 -8100 36.23 -1 -19 BOX 17 01925 IL IN 118 L L '. Lm ' . r r - .- 1 �% T ly Ar ir-T r 1�L I'll.. IN I r I�.Ir 1 { ` . 01925 ,e SHERLITA AMLER, MD, MS, FAAP Commissioner of Health LORETTA MOLINARI, RN, MSN Associate Commissioner of Health DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1 Geneva Road, Brewster, New York 10509 ROBERT J. BONDI County Executive ROBERT MORRIS, PE Director of Environmental Health ADDITION APPLICATION RESIDENTIAL ONLY STREET 54AUC)Q GDAC) TOWN Pr— (9 �. NAME ,� �� , �T; �► 1 dj-?9-0�- Y DESCRIPTION OF ADDITION ot NUMBER OF EXISTING BEDROOMS Z PROPOSED # OF BEDROOMS 7, �p'� (FROM CERT. OF OCCUPANCY OR CERTIFICATION FROM BUILDING INSPECTOR) 4W * *Any addition which is considered a bedroom requires formal approval of plans (Construction permit) prepared by a Professional Engineer or Registered Architect in accordance with applicable sections of the Putnam County Sanitary Code. Please submit this form and the following to Putnam County Health Dept., 1 Geneva Rd, Brewster, NY 10509, Phone: (845) 278 -6130. 1. 'J�ertified check or money order for $100.00. 2. Xketches of existing floor plan (drawn to scale, all living area including basement) 3. wo sets of proposed floor plan (drawn to scale — with name, street and tax map #) *Non - professional sketches are acceptable 4. ✓Copy of survey showing well and septic locations to the best of your knowledge. Include date of installation if known. Label all wells and septic systems within 200 feet 9f the property line. Contact this office with any questions. 5. ✓Copy of Certificate of Occupancy from Town or Certification from Building Dept. with legal bedroom count of dwelling. OFFICE USE COMMENTS Environmental Health (845) 278 -6130 Fax (845) 278 -7921 Water Supply Section (845) 225 -5186 Fax (845) 225 -5418 Nursing Services (845) 278 -6558 Fax (845) 278 -6026 WIC (845) 278 -6678 Nursing Home Care Fax (845) 278 -6085 Early Intervention /Preschool(845)278 -6014 Fax(845)278 -6648 4• ti SHE_RLITA AMLER, MD, MS, FAAP . L Commissioner of Health LORETTA MOLINARI, RN, MSN Associate Commissioner of Health DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1 Geneva Road, Brewster, New York 10509 Town Leaal Bedroom Count ROBERT J. BON_DI County Executive Re: ��G�® (Owner's Name) Tax Map #: Address: - &:7 Town: Year Built: According to records. maintained by the Town, the above noted dwelling, is in compliance with Town Code. is not in compliance with Town Code. The Legal Bedroom Count is: This information has been obtained from: Certificate of Occupancy: Other: ^ Building specto Date Environmental Health (845) 278 -6130 Fax(845)278-7921 Nursing Services (845) 278 -6558 Fax (845) 278 -6026 WIC(845)278-6(378 Nursing Home Care Fax (845) 278 -6085 Early Intervention /Preschool(845)278 -6014 Fax(845)278 -6648 p.. - SHERLITA AMLER, MD, MS, FAAP Commissioner of Health LORETTA MOLINARhI�N;1NSEV �<.�.... Associate Commissioner of Health Richard Hanlon 20 Sharon Road Patterson, NY 12563 Dear Mr. Hanlon: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH I Geneva Road, Brewster, New York 10509 ROBERT J. BONDI County Executive ROBERTT MORRIS,-PE-'- Director of Environmental Health October 9, 2008 Re: Addition- Approval - Hanlon No Increase in Number of Bedrooms 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson, T.M. # 36.23 -1 -19 I have received and reviewed the plans for the proposed addition to the above mentioned residence. The proposal for the addition has been approved as per plans bearing the approval stamp from the Department dated October 9, 2008. The addition is approved with the following conditions: 1. The total number of bedrooms must remain at two without prior approval by this Department. 2. The area of the existing sewage disposal system, and its expansion area, must be maintained. 3. All plumbing fixtures must be updated with water saving devices, i.e., new low flush toilets, restrictors for shower heads . and faucets etc. 4. The approval is for the proposed changes only. This approval does not validate any construction shown as existing that has not obtained proper approvals. Any other permits or variances required are the responsibility of the applicant and the jurisdiction of the Town of Patterson If you have any questions, please contact me at your convenience. JSP:kly cc: BI, (T) Patterson Respectfully, ro=A-1, (0 e4ou'-'4� I Joseph S. Paravati, Jr. Assistant Public Health Engineer Environmental Health (845) 278 -6130 Fax (845) 278 -7921 Water Supply Section (845) 225 -5186 Fax (845) 225 -5418 Nursing Services (845) 278 -6558 Fax (845) 278 -6026 WIC (845) 278 -6678 Nursing Home Care Fax (845) 278 -6085 Early Intervention /Preschool (845) 278 -6014 Fax (845) 278 -6648 1' i DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 April 21, 1992 James and Deborah Rea Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea Sharon Road Patterson, New York TM 40 -4 -5 Dear.Mr. Rea:.. JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director On April 20, 1992 the Board of Health considered your request for a variance from the provisions of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and Standards of the Putnam County Department of Health as set forth in your letter dated March 1.6, 1992 and the attached plan. Review of this request by the Board indicated as follows: 1. The addition has been reduced in size from 833 square feet to 450 square feet. 2. The addition is for two bedrooms. 3. The existing well to subsurface sewage disposal system (SSDS) separation distance will not be improved, but remain at approximately 40 feet. 4. Information regarding the existing SSDS is not available to verify that it is designed to serve a two bedroom house. 5. Area does not exist on this property to install a well in compliance with todays standards which require a 100 ft. separation distance. s 1 s Based upon the above, specifically in light of the fact that the well to SSDS separation distance is not being improved and that the major criteria for the Board's rejection of this application in the past was the inadequate well to SSDS separation distance of only 40 feet, the Board did not feel that this proposal differs substantially from the previously rejected proposal and therefore, voted unanimously not to grant a new hearing on this application. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. P blic rul ours are , Jr., Health Director JK:pt cc: (T) Patterson Building Inspector W. Hedges M. Budzinski File AaRch 16, 1992 Putnam County Boaad o� Health /10 Old Route 6 Caamel, N.y. 10512 c /o' Board /PneaLdenf Sara Acgl Lnch y Dean lea. l nei. denf, Re; VarLance Regueaf Rea Sharron Road (TI % attenaon TM 4o -4 -5 We 2equeAfed a varLence o� firtLcle III o� the Putnam County SanLtary Code on Sept. 16, /991, and waA denied �on the �ollowcng neaaona: / . The exL-.f Lng well LA located appnoxLmafe.l:y 40' nom the exLAtLng aubAurjace aewage dLapoaal Ayatem. /00' LA reiu Lned. ( at that t Lme the enaLAeeAA repOAt LndLcafed that AuVLcLent area_dLd exLAi to aelocate the well). 2. The addition conaLated o� 2 bedrooma and a game room which .LA conaLdened a poAALble fhLnd 6edn.00m. The Au6Aur� ace sewage A. &po -.al n af_em hay. not been Lnc.11 ed.__ o ":.handZe..c th.4nd __�.dn.o__vn.•_ _.. We are again nequeating a variance o� AnfLcle III o� the Putnam County SanLtany Code �on the �ollowLng neaiOnA: /. The addition has been reduced by hal� Lfa onL nal ALSe, Pnom 49'x17' to 18'x25'. ( 2 bedroom ad?uion) 2. The relocation o� the well LA not poanLble. In fhe onLgLnal variance the di.atanceA that I neported, nom our well to our neLghbOAA sewage dLApoaal ayAtem were wrong. They were to theLn AepfLc fankA not to their Lelda. While the tankA are (an enough away, their /eldA nun toward our property. Thene7ore by moving our well to accomadate the 100 ,ieperatLon requLrement we would be moving the well too clone to their sewage dLApoAal AyAtemA. d 4Leld Lna ectLon o4 our parcel on Dec. 12, 1991 by Will ism f/ed .aea, SA. / u 61 Lc #ealt h San Lt a n Lan, LndLcated that aurnoundLng Aewage dLapOaal AyatemA do not allow au� Lcent area to relocate a new well a /00' on even A` �rom allAunnounding sewage dLapoAal areaA. The neaon jon the minimal aepenafc.on'between the exi.ating ? well and the .iewaae d«poial ,iyatem. LA beacuse the oncgcnal neaidence waA conatnucted on 4 lofa (80'x /00'l. The 4 additional lofa to the weaf was unchaAed .Cates on,with the intention oaf expanding the neAL ence in the jutune. If the 4 additional lots. were not puRChated, these would be no wag to'.expand on impaove the well and peptic iepesation and any pnopoaed addition would be RmLted.to 15% o� the existing seac.dence. The pancel bi now twice as big (160-'x /00'1 and .till the addition is limited to 15%- We have Reduced the &i ;e of the oaiginal addition by almost half, but it is still oven An aaea does exist fo expand the iewaae din oval A .stem in the aouthweat po2fion of the pancel i needed in fhe �utune. ( fhin would nequine neconAfnucfion o7 the &ewaae diapo.ial AyAtem, including a pump %. The location of oun septic Ayatem is oven 100-' nom all wella, except ouaa. The location of oua well is oven /00' from all Aunnounding septic Ayttema, except ouAA. In closing I mould line to auy fhaf we have .seduced the aije o� the addition by almoaf hall and beacuAe these Li not the neguined 100' ae enation between oun well and aewag.e di�.poAal system, we wouldpbe willing to put an ultra violet diAin#ection unit on oun well if needed. Veny tnuly yous.a, Yamea and vebonah Rea r �� 9-1 7717 CIA llllll S� � � rr <� ��' � U �� � . � r' ` /rte• if u F / C) �i CIA llllll S� � � rr <� ��' � U �� � . � r' ` /rte• if u F / C) CIA llllll S� � � rr <� ��' � U �� � . � r' ` /rte• if u .rte 1` vr•• 0,15 , l+r&'�rS"�?' w»°�rf'+'yr°�^' �)y1✓7i�:R��'x'rii4P"'� f i.,,,{ _ `�'��'�l�i��� �1 \1�'�"1 � yiG'� �i)��� tr \ \`.���:. '4 ,rta•...�°h i` r n' cr i a IM t r "' � � �t�L�y L ri•r ��''"! V5 �• 4rl ,� *lam � �a��l► � • �� �- '�'� -� qc� �������, �� =-��� ^ T hr a y rpw�4i ttil ;'.a'S�-rYY ^' �+ }`i i. 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[�` `Ll^ �1rZ 3 r '4. t �" ...�'+r5 r ��rv*t��. a�d�#�.i'.� -� -, .. � � .. � � � � � � � • ��-`�, V7 1 �LJ`�l�r ! r, t DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 April 21, 1992 James and Deborah Rea Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea Sharon Road Patterson, New York TM 40 -4 -5 Dear. Mr. Rea: v JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director On April 20, 1992 the Board of Health considered your request for a variance from the provisions of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and Standards of the Putnam County Department of Health as set forth in your letter dated March 16, 1992 and the attached plan. Review of this request by the Board indicated as follows: 1. The addition has been reduced in size from 833 square feet to 450 square feet. 2. The addition is for two bedrooms. 3. The existing well to subsurface sewage disposal system (SSDS) separation distance will not be improved, but remain at approximately 40 feet. 4. Information regarding the existing SSDS is not available to verify that it is designed to serve a two bedroom house. 5. Area does not exist on this property to install a well in compliance with todays standards which require a 100 ft. separation distance. "2- Based upon the above, specifically in light of the fact that the well to SSDS separation distance is not being improved and that the major criteria for the Board's rejection of this application in the past was the inadequate well to SSDS separation distance of only 40 feet, the Board did not feel that this proposal differs substantially from the previously rejected proposal and therefore, voted unanimously not to grant a new hearing on this application. If you have any questions, contact the writer.at Ext. 324. ery rul ours n are , Jr., blic Health Director JK:pt cc: (T) Patters�°n Building Inspector W. Hedges ,/ M. Budzinski File DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 Date September 16, 1991 Applicant Name James and Deborah Rea Address 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, New York 12563 Property Street Location Sharon Road Tax Map Designation 40 -4 -5 Municipality Patterson Variance Request Well 40 ft. to septic system Approved Denied x Conditions /Remarks: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. M.S. Public Health Director - Septic system of unknown size - game room shown is considered possible expansion bedroom. Original house contained 2 bedrooms. Board suggested relocating well and making addition only 2 rgbms ,-y-, n 8/91 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 September 18, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re; Variance Request Rea Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Mr and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. M.S. Public Health Director You are hereby advised that your request for a. variance from the provisions of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and the standards of the Putnam County Health Department relative to the provision of adequate sewage disposal and water supply facilities to serve this property has been considered by the Putnam County Board of Health on September 16, 1991 and denied for i:he following reasons: 1. The proposal does not meet the standards for design and construction of sewage disposal systems in effect this day, specifically: a)', -The existing, well -is-,-located approximately,-40 feet" from tHe existing` subsurface sewage disposal system. 100 feet is required. b) The addition consists of two bedrooms and one room labeled "game room" which is considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has not been increased in size sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom. 3. It is the opinion of the Board that the approval of the requested variance from design standards would constitute a potential public health hazard. 4. A hardship has not been demonstrated. Ver trul y s i Sara Nc c y President, Putnam County Board of He lth JR:SM:pt cc:Building Inspector (T) Patterson ao k L V6cj Nk 44- 07 zo C-W "go i k9m, JD 11\ CL, I a.) The existing legal well is over 100" deep according to the owner who recently pulled up the pump for maintenance. It is located in the center of the driveway to the house. b.) The "old" well is capped and no longer used. The owners have no idea of when it last functioned. c.) The wells and septic tanks of the neighbors that are on four (4) sides of the Rea home are located about the following distances tfrom the Rea home water well; d,) The existing legal septic holding tank is located in Parcel C -2651 about 14'± from the property line at 5haron Road. This is downhill from the existing well and location of the proposed addition. e.) The existing legal 100'± deep well is located in Parcel C -2552 about 10'± from the property line, downhill from the proposed addition. f.) The disconnected well is located .in Parcel. C2851 about "Pt we5t.of the 5.W. corner of the house, down hill from the proposed addition Please note that; • The proposed addition is up hill from the existing legal well and septic tank. This precludes any possible contamination of the drinking water. The well and septic system are legal and comply with the codes for this home as a two (2) bedroom home to the best of my knowledge. 0 This is a current legal two (2) bedroom home, and will remain same after the addition is completed. We are converting one bedroom into a dining room and converting a second bedroom into storage space. We are NOT adding additional bedrooms above the existing count of two (2). We are converting the "old" bedrooms to a dining room and storage space. The house currently has neither. loll 5e is tank • 5outh 225'± 255'± (down hill) • North 210'± 190'± (up -hill -very steep) • East = 175'± 165'± (down -hill across the street) • West = 220'± 300'± (up -hill - very steep) d,) The existing legal septic holding tank is located in Parcel C -2651 about 14'± from the property line at 5haron Road. This is downhill from the existing well and location of the proposed addition. e.) The existing legal 100'± deep well is located in Parcel C -2552 about 10'± from the property line, downhill from the proposed addition. f.) The disconnected well is located .in Parcel. C2851 about "Pt we5t.of the 5.W. corner of the house, down hill from the proposed addition Please note that; • The proposed addition is up hill from the existing legal well and septic tank. This precludes any possible contamination of the drinking water. The well and septic system are legal and comply with the codes for this home as a two (2) bedroom home to the best of my knowledge. 0 This is a current legal two (2) bedroom home, and will remain same after the addition is completed. We are converting one bedroom into a dining room and converting a second bedroom into storage space. We are NOT adding additional bedrooms above the existing count of two (2). We are converting the "old" bedrooms to a dining room and storage space. The house currently has neither. 2.) Please look at the drawing in the following areas; a.) Overall diagram of modular room layout for addition. (no scale indicated) b.) Typical room module. (scale: 1/4" = 1' -0 ") c.) Typical wall section with siding. (no scale indicated) These plans indicate a one (1) story high addition with an 8' -0" high ceiling and a 4' -0" high crawl space with perimeter footing drains around the entire foundation wall. This addition is to be approx. 17-0" wide by 49' -6' long. There is no second floor propoeedl i'leaee see the enclosed drawing which locates the owners existing legal well location and existing legal septic system holding tank location. The owner has gone to great-effort to measure the distances from the corner of his existing home where the proposed addition will occur to all of the neighl;,oring homes; wells and septic holding tanks. These measurements are indicated on the enclosed drawing _._._.. and.clearly.showthat no neighbors well is within 100' of the existing legal. septic system holding tank location of Mr. and Mrs. R-- ea. Please not that the existing legal septic system is on the 5OUTH side of the property (down hill side) and the proposed addition is located on the NORTH side of the property (uphill side) with an elevation increase of about 10 % ±. To the best of my knowledge, sewage from the existing holding tank and septic cannot run uphill to the location of the proposed addition and can not pose any potential health hazard. This proposed addition is designed to: Be cost effective and affordable to my clients. Provide two (2) bedrooms and a pool /game room for two (2) growing girls and their parents who require privacy, storage and spaces of their own. Be one (1) story high. DEPARTMENT 'OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old. Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 March 24, 1992 James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea Sharon Road (T) Patterson f JOHN KARELL Jr..-'pt. AA.$. ;,•: Public Health OIreElyt Dear Mr. Rea: Please be advised that the Board has requested that this matter be placed on their April agenda as an informal workship item. *You do not need to attend thin meeting. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Est. 324. y rul ours, hn arel , Jr., Public Health Director JK: pt Variance Hearin REA - Building addition (T) Patterson Dale Paegelow represented the Rea's. Mr. Paegelow summarized his letter dated September 16, 1991 and June 28, 1991. No adjacent property owners were present. John Karell indicated that the existing well is approximately 40 feet from the subsurface sewage disposal system serving the house and that sufficient area exists to drill a new well ± 75 feet from the existing septic system. Mr. Paegelow indicated that his clients cannot afford a new well. In addition Mr. Karell indicated that the Department considers the addition to.be three bedrooms, the present house has two bedrooms. Discussion followed. Dan Doyle made a motion to grant the variance, Sara McGlinchy seconded the motion. In favor, zero, opposed all members present. See attached letter from Sara McGlinchy, President of the Board of Health dated September 18, 1991. Mr. Paegelow asked what was his clients recourse in light of -the denial of the variance request. He was advised that an Article 78 proceeding was his client's recourse. Preliminary Variance Discussion D. Palermo SSDS /bell - vacant property The request is for a vacant parcel of land in the Town of Patterson on Overlin Road... See. _letter dated June 5, 1991. rhich .sets .forth_ the variances requested. - Mr; "K"arell -advised-the-Board- that'-'he is concerned regarding" t:he" grading" in the area of the north property line adjacent to the ends of the trenches that sufficient fill is not provided extending 10 feet beyond the ends of the trenches. Mr. Karell suggested a wall on the property line but the engineer prefers to place the wall 5 feet within, which will provide fill only 5 feet beyond the ends of the trenches. Mr. Karell noted that the proposal is for a three bedroom house and that he discussed with the engineer decreasing the number of bedrooms to two, which will reduce the required size of the septic system, and will eliminate the problem with the fill and the trench ends. Decreasing the number of bedrooms will not however affect the variances requested. The hardship presented in the variance request letter is explained to be financial. 1 I � t - - - -` - -' Ilk t - 4 - , I ! , e i 4 Elm-•, :-_, w �•_ t`- x,,.� , D P J�J C:,�i<L r t>PP-rl C. -7-A4 K El L.,Pl CA-FP C 2679 I C 2577 I i i 60. co I 1 G L O76 ' 0'2675 I 2&7=> C cy l ��'�^_— ' I! _ ! j ) - G G J 2 t5 :J i- i C 7 6• •J J• I (_ r r I _�' G �. �• 7 I J � ' . ���« �t�o P� U P ILL :,: ! I I ' ;__,� :, �' ••;�•_ .� -•� ; -�. I ��5 \,fie►. PgFG,� P D J T, I 5. � �. ` v�_,• '� I ��r li j < Od i '' 11.�. 4� j `` I I N ©t+ -•�` �'E J �' -• • +'/ Cam 7�.i 9 T S 6, .o March 24, 1992 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old. Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea Sharon Road (T) Patterson Dear Mr. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., RE, M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that the Board has requested that this matter be placed on their April agenda as an informal workship item. You do not need to attend this meeting. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. y. rul hn 1areW1"',0Jr.',v, Public Health Director JR:pt f a o: Man.ch 16, 1992 Putnam County Boand //0 Old Route 6 Carmel, N.Y. 10512 c/o Board President Sara Mcgilinchy Dear Mi. President, o�.flealth Re; VanLance Request Rea Shanon Road (T) P aftenson TM 40 -4 -5 We requested a vanience o� AAticle III o� the Putnam County San itany.Code on Sept. 16, /991, and was denied the following reasons: /. The existing well is located appnoximafely 40' from the existing su6sur4ace sewage disposal system. /00' is required. ('at that time the eng uzeers nepont indLcated that su��icient anea did exist to nelncate the well). 2. The addition consisted oaf 2 bedrooms. and a game room which is considered a possible third bedroom. The su6sun� ace sewage disposal stem has not been ..inc.neaa.ed to handle .a third edro_om•. . We anti again requesting a variance oaf 4nticle III oaf the Putnam County Sanitary Code for the following nea.sons /. The addition has been reduced by half ifs orignal sige, Ptom 49'x17' to 18'x25'. ( 2 bedroom addition) 2. The relocation off the well is not possible. In the original variance the distances that I neported, from our well to our neighbors sewage disposal system were wrong. They were to their sepfic tanks not to their fields. While the -tanks are �an enough away, theirs fields run toward oun property. There7ore by moving oun well to accomadate the 100 seperatLon. requirement we would be moving the well too close to their sewage disposal systems. .4 �ield inspection o oun paiacel on Dec. 1'2, 1991 by William fledges, S44 %'ubl is Health Sanitarian, indicafed thaf surrounding sewage diaposa.l systemi do not allow su�,f c.cent area to n`elocate a new well a /00' or even 75' from allsunrounding sewage disposal areas. 0 The neAon jon the minimal aepenation between the exiiting well and the Aewage dLApoAal AyA tem LA, beacuAe the Onigcnal neAidence waa conAtnucted on 4 lofA (80'x 100'%. The 4 additional lota to the went waA punchaAed .Eaten on,with the intention v expanding the neaidence.in the �utune. 1, the 4,additional lot& were not puicchaied, there would be no way to expand vn improve the well and aeptLC Aepenation and any pnopoaed addition would be .limited to 15% o� the exiating neALdence. The parcel is now twice aA big (160'x/00'1 and .till the addition is limited to 150. We have reduced the aiSe of the oaiainal addition by almoAt hal�) but it LA Atill oven 15% {fin area does exLif- to expand the Aewage diipoial %,Item in the AouthweAt pontion o� the pancel L7 needed in the �utune. OLA would nequine necvnAtnuction o� the aewage diApoAal AyAt em, including a pump ) . The location o� our wept is 'cyatem is Oven 100.' Ptom all well.., except ounA. The .location o� our well is Oven /00' nom all aunnounding aeptic Aryatema, except OUna. In CIO 11 I would like to iac� that we have.neduced the iLSe o� the addition by almvat hal� and beacuae there i4 not the aequined /00' Aepenation between our well and aewage dL4poaal .4yatem, we would be willing to put an ultra violet diiin�ection unit on our well i�f needed. Vent' tnuly'cYoun /l, Yamea and de6onah ?ea not ea v` �.e._. �L�:. `e�c�.�� 5cs �•. C:.�z� ��c� \�� CRiLrJ -�<-� \OATMO cr nvc NO- bma1 CcvY CV '70'= 4 F TOPM � � r } S I - M' {� .. ,. :_ .. 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Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 May 17, 1991 Mr. & Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Pawling, MY 12564 . Re: Proposed additions . Panzarino Stage Coach Road (T) Patterson, Lot 6, TH #8 -1 -3 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Rea Review of plans and other supporting documents submitted at this time.relative.to ....the above- captioned project has been completed. Comments are offered as follows:. 1. Existing septic system location has not.been shown on.plan submitted. Plan is enclosed. 2. Addition plans are not clear. Is a.second floor proposed? Upon Receipt _of a submission, revised to reflect the abo4q comments, this application will be considered further. :. .:.. _ _ . ... _ Very truly yours, J I& MO Robert Morris . Assistant Public Health Engineer. RM /jp k L?- D h . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225-0310 August 26, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: y )<�- JOHN KAHELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director You are referred to my previous letter dated July 25, 1991 relative to the above - captioned matter. You are referred to the "Procedure" sheet attached to that correspondence and the attached "Neighbor.Notification" procedures which must be satisfied. The 14 _ ..__._...._._.._ --- _..._._ _ ._ ....._. _.... " �t . sets of- plans; as set' forth "in' the' Procedure document' must -be received in this - -- office by September 5, 1991. In addition, the Board has requested that the plan, prepared by Mr. Paegelow be. drawn to a scale. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. 'yours, I7ZJonVa l, Jr ., .E. Public Health Director JR:pt cc:Dale Paegelow 12 Ravina Road Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 -1 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225-0310 July 25, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4- Dear Kr. and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that the matter of your request for a variance from certain provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code has been placed on the agenda for the next meeting of -the Board.of Health to be held on September 16, 1991 at 110_ Old - -Route• 6,- 'Cate -1 -, -New York. You or your- representatives must attend the meeting to present your case. e y ul yours n Karell, Jr., P. . P lic Health Director For the Board of Health JK:pt cc:JK File DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 July 25, 1991 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TZ-f 40 -4 -5 Dear Sir: Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities proposed for the captioned --property will be heard _by, the Putnam County_ Board of Health on September'l6, 1991 at our offices at 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304. Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend this.meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the.meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. Very tr y ours, J hn Karell, Jr., E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:JK File JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director BOARD OF HEALTH Procedure for Variance Request Pursuant to the provisions of Article III Section 2, (b) an application for the installation of an individual sewage disposal system that has been denied by the Director may be reviewed by the Putnam County Board of Health who may reverse the decision based upon proof of hardship and with concurrence of the Director that the proposed sewage disposal system will not create a health hazard by its use: Individuals wishing to make application to the Board of Health for a variance must submit a letter to the Board President, Sara McGlinchy, :Putnam County Department of Health, 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York 10512, which application must include: 1. in a letter (14 copies) a) Formally request a variance b) Fully.describe the variance recuestzd c) Discuss the hardship that will -be experienced should t:he variance not be granted 2. P =ovide 14 sets of plans 3. Submit a letter from the local Town Building Department that the property in question is a legal building lot. The Board of Health will. not consider variance requests for property that is not a legal building lot from a Town Zoning standpoint. /John Karell,Jr., P.E. Public Health Director JK:pt 9/90 — , • 4L PETER C. ALEXANOERSON County Executive DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225-0310 BOARD OF HEALTH VARIANCE REQUESTS NEIGHBOR NOTIFICATION Beginning January 1, 1989 appeals (petitions) requests to the Board of Health for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code will not be heard by the Board until such time as the Director of Environmental Health Services of the Department of Health is provided with proof that notification of the date of the variance hearing was made to all property owners contiguous to the property in questions. A location map with contiguous properties shown along with the property owners name and Tax Map # must also be provided to the Department. Notification shall mean receipt by each contiguous property owner of a co py of_the- attached.notification form along with a; copy of the latest - `site plan.. Proof of receipt of notice by contiguous property owners can include either of the following: 1. Copies of registered mail receipts 2. Copies of the notification form signed by the contiguous property owners Notice shall be made at least 7 days prior to the date of the meeting and no earlier than 21 days prior to the meeting. Failure to provide the Board with adequate documentation of the performance of the notice may result in the Board delaying action on the request until proper notice is executed. The proof of notice shall be submitted to the Director of the Division of Environmental Health Services on or before 2 PM. on the day of the hearing. JK:pt 9/89 ENID L. CARRUTH. M.P.H. Puolic Health Director JOHN KARELL Jr.. P.E. Director DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old. Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 March 24, 1992 James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea Sharon Road (T) Patterson Dear Mr. Rea: ��' I I-- JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that the Board has requested that this matter be placed on their April agenda as an informal workship item. You do not need to attend this meeting. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. _ khnare rul ours,,-,---""-"- 1 l , Jr., Public Health Director JK:pt M July 25, 1991 Dear Sir: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Se 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New (914) 225-0310 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40-4-5 V air DOZOOO c;llifil".41 Mail 11.. I . A a -..1 1....', i ' Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions * of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities proposed for the captioned pr.o . 'perty,will be heard by the Putriiam County .'Boa-j:d of Health - on September 16, 1991 at our offices at 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304.' - Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend this meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. ;Very tr y ours, J hKarell, Jr., E. ........ Public Health Director JK:pt cc:JK File O Q ............... 1 A I lei Wk.,mi, 4i C- I . ......... 700-1 R'.mjje -2' CD co .I.Aki:A: tit P Tal'. to Ifi Q Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions * of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities proposed for the captioned pr.o . 'perty,will be heard by the Putriiam County .'Boa-j:d of Health - on September 16, 1991 at our offices at 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304.' - Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend this meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. ;Very tr y ours, J hKarell, Jr., E. ........ Public Health Director JK:pt cc:JK File O Q • Complete items 1 and /or 2 for additional services. I also wish to receive the • Complete items 3, and 4a & b. following services (for an extra • Print your name and address on the reverse of this form so that we can fee): return this card to you. • Attach this form to the front of the maiipiece, or on the back if space 1. ❑ Addressee's Address does not permit. • Mite "Return Receipt Requested" on the mailpiece below the article number. 2. El Restricted Delivery • The Return Receipt Fee will provide you the signature of the person delivers to and the date of delivery. Consult postmaster for fee. 3. Article Addressed to: 4 Article Numb i� _ 4b. Service Type ❑ Registered ❑ Insured tc Certified ❑ COD 6Express Mail 0 Return Receipt for Merchandise 7. Dat Deliver 5. Sig at rf (Addressee 8. Addressee's Address (Only if requests �/ and fee is paid) 6. Signature PS Form Jt$11, November 1990 *U.S. GPO: 1991- 267.066 DOMESTIC RETUR19 RECEIPT h -I'r 831 R8 r _ iarlYfiG�I VVl.al Ii�.;��ip,Q ..e D,J liol ll:., hd P .,37 835 8$4 Certified Mail Receipt tJo Insurance Coverage Provided - o not use for International Mail m apm —A � (See Reverse) YM n Sent to Street & No. " P.O., State & ZIP Code Postage " Certified Fee ' Special Delivery Fee ` Restricted Delivery Fee o Return Receipt Showing ' to Whom & Date Delivered CD . `. rn r Return Receipt Shovying to Whom, c Date, &Address of �elivery� TOTAL Posta -t;; & Fees / x •� Postmark r DV Et is U) 0- YM n PUTNAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT., DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES John M. Simmons, M.D. 1 j Deputy Cammissioner of Health - FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT - Sheet-i of I NAME ADDRESS No. I1 No. MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box Post Office Zip Code 4N • , • ���i Mii•�� Name and Title DATE t> I •ZA f TYPE FACILITY INSPECTION Orig. Routine Orig. Complain Orig. Request Campl iance Complaint Camp _ Final _ Group Illness Construction Reinspection Field, Sampling Only Field Conference Other TIME ARRIVED 5 o J TIME LEFT X71 Explain FINDINGS: INSPECTOR: PERSON IN CHARGE OR INTERVIEWED: I acknowledge this Field Activity Report. SIGNATURE: 6/86 TITLE: N i 1 fi ;Z ,V 0 J V , e fi e e cot i � I � ! rn. '1 .... ! ey r�s•�.v ! r j � I I ,• .. i I 1� �y\ G" o i�� I r .r ls•! lij�rs� l� V I iu • L�3 ? J zJ J•. i c S+iz r- ' I \ 1 y %. c. i•NV1S �I � ;p; .,, II it 9 aL9c �z yZ J I ZL BZ J &L s:. "� �Lfl� J- BL9zJ SLBL ' [tSL 0 B[9z J 00,09,. s �: I t ae 1;' �i I, 't �U PUTNAM COUNTY. HEALTH: - DEPARTMENT. DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES John M. Si nnons, M.D. Deputy Commissioner of Health NAME ADDRESS - FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT - Wu. .7 LL 1VWil 11'1 LYU. MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box Post Office Zip Cod 04D ?+�.0 PERSON IN CHARGE OR INTERVIEWED -+ Name and Title DATE / TYPE FACILI __ Sheet of Orig. Routine Orig. Canplain Orig. Request Cmpliance Complaint Canp Final Group Illness Construction Reinspection Field, Sampling Only Field Conference Other TIME T LEFT Explain FINDINGS: 17m J - yV f INSPECTOR: vyy TELEPHONE: Signature and Title PERSON IN CHARGE OR INTERVIEWED: I acknowledge this Field Activity Report. SIGNATURE: 6/86 TITLE: ,IP "A ' -' y . W iii '�� .✓i M � 5 ce ol Q i3 0 m ez ®� r, r 40, m Ii IN 4b i � x g i u DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 June 4, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: a� Re: House addition - Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York JOHN KARELL Jr.. P.E. M.S. Public Health Director Review of a revised site plan and house plans submitted at this time relative to the above - captioned project has been completed by the Department. Such review indicates as follows: 1. Both the well and SSDS locations shown on the previously submitted plan were shown in error. The presently reported well and SSDS locations provide a separation distance between these facilities of 45 feet. Todays standards require a 100 feet separation distance. 2. An area does not exist on the property to provide expansion area for the existing septic, 100 feet from the existing well. 3. The existing house contains two bedrooms. 4. The proposed addition provides for 2 bedrooms and a pool /game room. The Department considers the pool /game room to be a third bedroom. 5. No information has been provided as to the size or makeup of the existing SSDS. Based upon the above, since the sewage disposal system and well do not meet todays standards, most significantly, the separation distance between the well and SSDS are inadequate, this proposal to expand the dwelling cannot be approved. While it is realized that the configuration of the property will not allow installation of a well and SSDS meeting todays standards, the Department will consider approval of an addition on this property provided the following is accomplished: ' P -2- 1. Reduce the addition,to two bedrooms by eliminating the third room WO-11 2. Install new SSDS area or relocate the well to provide a minimum well to SSDS separation distance of 75 feet. Plans must be submitted to this Department for approval of the well /SSDS, prepared by a Professional Engineer or Registered Architect licensed and reported to practice in New York State. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. V ly your John arell, Jr., P.E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:Patterson Building Inspector Don Smith, Asst. County Executive Robert Morris Dale Paegelow, Architect I �4 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of . Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York . 10512 (914) 225 -0310 June 20, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: House addition — Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Review of the captioned application has been completed by the writer and staff. Based upon the information submitted and site inspections of the property by Robert Morris of my staff, you are hereby advised that the proposed method of providing for sewage disposal and individual water supply do not comply with Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code.and therefore are considered inadequate for the proposed addition. This application is denied for the following reasons:. - - 1. The existing well is located approximately 35 feet from the existing subsurface sewage disposal system. 100 feet is required.. . 2. The addition consists of two bedrooms and one room labeled "game room" which is considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has not been increased in size sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom. Should you wish to pursue this proposal further, you may apply to the Board of Health for a variance, in accordance with the procedures contained in the attached documents. -2- However, review of your plans indicates that you can install a new well on your property and maintain the required 100 foot separation distance to the existing. SSDS. In addition, an area exists to the rear of the property in which to expand the subsurface sewage disposal system for the third bedroom. You are urged to pursue these remedies which will allow us to approve this proposal. I) yo ha a any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. r rul. y , n are 1, E blic Health Direct0 JR:pt cc:Pat'terson Building Department Don Smith, Assistant County Executive Robert Morris, PCHD Dale Paeglow, 12,Ravina Road, Patterson, NY b C287E 1 C,2677 C2i�7� C2 /s C' :J71 26 72 ! CZB -, `, , nl GY• �`t �. C'c�,'�'� I Cc7e; ^ I ;C /Gi�J� 1 �' %t%J� n�7� I 2c�7J I ✓- -� ' - I ( I 1 T :.47 i� Li.1 cr, titL.—_— — J ��_Ii j �?'.00 I 'T � Ik.. �: !a.c,;' �I` I;•' .�, , '� !.I ,i.t. John M. Simmons, M.D. PUTNAM COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Deputy Commissioner of Health FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT - Sheet of NAND � � � INSPECTION Orig. Routine _ "Orig. Complain ADDRESS Orig. Request No. Street Town 24 No. Compliance _ Canplaint Ccm►p MAILING ADDRESS Final P.O. Box Post Office Zip Code Group Illness Construction TELEPHONE PERSON IN CHARGE r. OR INTERVIEWED Name and Title DATE TIME FINDINGS: TYPE FACILITY Reinspection Field, Sampling Only Field Conference Other Explain "k- r INSPECTOR :.' TELEPHONE: Signature and Title PERSON IN CHARGE OR INTERVIEWED: I acknowledge this Field Activity Report. SIGNATURE: 6/86 TITLE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of. Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 August 26, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 rI -' -C JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: You are referred to my previous letter dated July 25, 1991 relative to the above - captioned matter. You are referred to the "Procedure" sheet attached to that correspondence and the attached "Neighbor -Natification ",procedures which must be satisfied.- -The 44 sets of plans, as set forth in the "Procedure" document must be received in this office by September 5, 1991. In addition, the Board has requested that the plan, prepared by Mr. Paegelow be. drawn to a scale. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. 7eJonVar �yours, l, Jr. , .E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:Dale Paegelow 12 Ravina Road Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 "b July 25, 1991 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 Dear `Sr. and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E.. M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that the matter of your request for a variance from certain provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code has been placed on the agenda for the next-meeting of-the Board.o.f Health to be held on September 16, 1991 at 110, 'OYd`Route'6''Cairmel', New York. You or your representatives must attend the meeting to present your case. e tn ul yours Kare ll, r., P. P ic Health Director For the Board of Health JK:pt cc:JK File .Z_ July 25, 1991 Dear Sir: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Or Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TIM 40 -4 -5 Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities proposed for the captioned -- property will. be heard by the Putnam County Board"of Health on September 16, 1991 at our offices at 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304. Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend this meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. VeVKKarell, y ours, J Jr., E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:JK File JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director �.. ,�. 30ARD „OF - ; "aT :TH Procedure for Variance Request Pursuant to the provisions of Article III Section 2, (b) an application for the installation of an individual 'sewage disposal system that has been denied by the Director may be.reviewed by the Putnam County Board of Health who may reverse the decision based upon proof of hardship and with concurrence of the Director that the proposed sewage disposal system will not create a health hazard by its use. Individuals wishing to make application to the Board of Health for a variance must submit a letter to the Board President, Sara McGlinchy, Putnam County Department of Health, 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York 10512, which application must include: 1. In a letter (14 copies) a) Formally request a variance b) Fully .describe the variance requested c) Discuss.the hardship that will be experienced should tine variance not be granted 2. Provide 14 sets of-plans 3.. Submit a letter from the local Town Building Department that the property in question is a legal building lot. The Board of Health will not consider variance requests for property that is not a legal building lot from a Town Zoning'standpoint. John Karell,Jr., P.E. Public Health Director JK:pt 9/90 s PETER C. ALEXANDERSON County Executive DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, Ne�v York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 BOARD OF HEALTH VARIANCE REQUESTS NEIGHBOR NOTIFICATION Beginning January 1, 1989 appeals (petitions) requests to the Board of Health for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code will not be heard by the Board until such time as the Director of Environmental Health Services of the Department of Health is provided with proof that notification of the date of the variance hearing was made to all property owners contiguous to the property in questions. A location map with contiguous properties shown along with the property owners name and Tax Map # must also be provided to the Department. ENID L. CARRUTH. M.P.H. Puolic Health Director JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. Director Notification shall mean receipt by each contiguous property owner of a _coy. of-- thd-- att-ached-- notification fCrm .along- with...a- .cop_y -O.f- the_lAtest. - -- site plan. Proof of receipt of notice by contiguous property owners can include either of the following: 1. Copies of registered mail receipts 2. Copies of the notification form signed by the contiguous property owners Notice shall be made at least 7 days prior to the date of the meeting and no earlier than 21 days prior to the meeting. Failure to provide the Board with adequate documentation of the performance of the notice may result in the Board delaying action on the request until proper notice is executed. The proof of notice shall be submitted to the Director of the Division of Environmental Health Services on or before 2 PM. on the day of the hearing. JK:pt 9/89 C-7 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 June 20, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: House addition — Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Review of the captioned application has been completed by the writer and staff. Based upon the information submitted and site inspections of the property by Robert Morris of my staff, you are hereby advised that the proposed method of providing for sewage disposal and individual water supply do not comply with Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and therefore are considered inadequate for the proposed addition. This application is denied for the following reasons: 1. The existing well is located approximately 35 feet from the existing subsurface sewage disposal system. 100 feet is required.. 2. The addition consists of two bedrooms and one room labeled "game room" which is considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has not been increased in size sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom. Should you wish to pursue this proposal further, you may apply to the Board of Health for a variance, in accordance with the procedures contained in the attached documents. D _2_ However, review of your plans indicates that you can install a new well on your property and maintain the required 100 foot separation distance to the existing. SSDS. In addition, an area exists to the rear. of the property in which to expand the subsurface sewage disposal system for the third bedroom. You are urged to pursue these remedies which will allow us to approve this proposal. contact the writer at Ext. 324. Public Health Directbt JR:pt cc:Patterson Building Department Don Smith, Assistant County Executive Robert Morris, PCHD Dale Paeglow, 12,Ravina Road, Patterson, NY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512. (914) 225 -0310 July 25, 1991 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road M Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Sir: JOHN KARELL Jr_ P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities.proposed for the captioned _. roperty, wi11._be..heard_by _t ie Putnam:;County .Board o_f. Health....._...._._..':..... on September 16, 1991 at our offices at 110.01d Route 6, J Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304. Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend.this meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. Very tr y ours, 'J hn Karell, Jr,., ..E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:JK File r Paw fl;rl;wl '0000:;� d . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 July 25, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: I- JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Please be advised that the matter of your request for a variance from certain provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code has been placed on the agenda for the next meeting of--the-Board of Health to be held on.Septembe,r 16,. 1991 at-110- �GTd -Route 6, Carmel, New York. You or your representatives must attend the meeting to present your case. ul yours Karell, r.', P. . is Health Director For the Board of Health JK:pt cc:A File DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225-0310 July 25, 1991 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Sir: Please be advised that a request for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code relative to the construction of a house addition requiring sewage disposal and water supply facilities proposed for the captioned property will ..be heard... by the Putnam County Board of Health on September 16, 1991 at our offices at 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York. If you have any questions, concerns or information which may bear on our deliberations, you may appear at this meeting to contact the writer at Ext. 304. Because scheduling sometimes are modified at a late date, if you are planning to attend this meeting you should contact the Department on the day of the meeting to assure that this item is still on the agenda. Very tr y ours, -J hn Karell, Jr., .E. Public Health Director JK: pt cc:JK File JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director -BOARD OF :HFATTH Procedure for Variance Request Pursuant to the provisions of Article III Section 2, (b) an application for the installation of an individual sewage disposal system that has been denied by the Director maybe reviewed by the Putnam County Board of Health who may reverse the decision based upon proof of hardship and with concurrence of the Director that the proposed sewage disposal system will not create a health hazard by its use. Individuals wishing to make application to the Board of Health for a variance must submit a letter to the Board President, Sara McGlinchy, Putnam County Department of Health, 110 Old Route 6, Carmel, New York 10512, which application must include: 1. In a letter (14 copies) a) Formally request a variance b) Fully.describe the variance requested c) Discuss the hardship that will be experienced should the variance not be granted 2. Provide 14 sets of plans 3. Submit a letter from the local Town Building Department that the property in question is a legal building lot. The Board of Health will not consider variance requests for property that is not a legal building lot from a Town Zoning standpoint. _ John Karell,Jr., P.E. Public Health Director JK:pt 9/90 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310' May 17; 1991 Mr. & Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, NY 12564 Re: Proposed addition: Rea (T) Patterson' Dear Mr.& Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Review of plans and other supporting documents submitted at this time relative to the above—captioned project has been completed. Comments are offered as follows: 1. Existing septic system location has not been shown on plan submitted. Plan is enclosed. 2. Addition plans are not clear. Is a_second floor proposed? Upon Receipt of a submission, revised to reflect the above comments, this application will be considered further. Robert Morris Assistant Public ii alth Engineer RM/jp DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 Mr. & Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, NY 12564 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Rea: May 179 1991 i Re: Proposed addition: Rea (T) Patterson JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. M.S. Public Health Director Review of plans and other supporting documents submitted at this time relative to the above — captioned project has been completed. Comments are offered as follows: 1. Existing septic system location has not been shown on plan submitted. Plan is enclosed. 2. Addition plans are not clear. Is a second floor proposed? Upon Receipt of a submission, revised to reflect the above comments, this application will be considered further. �........ - - _ Very -truly- yours.,.. _ Robert Morris .t' Assistant Public Health Engineer. RM /jp Cromlech Inc. Sept. 16, 1991 Putnam County Board of Health 110 Old Route 6 Carmel, N.Y. 10512 Dale Paegelow, American Institute of Architects RE. Request for a Variance, of Article 111 of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, in accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, for James and Deborah Rea of 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12563. Dear Board Members, Dale R..Paegelow, AIA Represents Mr. and Mrs. Rea as their Architect. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture, Pratt Institute, Bachelor of Environmental Design, Pratt Institute, Certificate, New York School Of Interior Design Registered Architect: New York, Connecticut. National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Certificate Holder. Professional Associations: American Institute of Architects, Westchester /Mid- Hudson Chapter, New York State Association of Architects, N.C.A.R.B. Member, Building Trades Association. Mr. Paegelow manages his own practice and has managed and designed many different types of projects over the past 25 years. He has provided professional services to Architectural/Engineering Consulting firms, Government Agencies, and many private clients. Various clients have included: 1 12 Ravina Road, Pattereon, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) • U.S. Department of Energy • Federal Aviation Agency • Federal Reserve Bank of New York • Port Authority of New York and New Jersey • New York State Departments of Transportation, Planning and Development Clearing -house • New York State Facilities Development Corporation • New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal • Metropolitan Transportation Council • New York City Transit Authority • Brookhaven National Laboratory • The Mayor, New York City Various cities, towns and villages • Various wonderful private clients Mr. Paegelow was recently the Consulting Senior Supervising Architect to the New York City Office of Management. and. Budget, (Mayor's Office) City Charter Fixed Assets Project. This project included the physical survey of over 2,000 facilities with values over $10 million each. These buildings varied from City Hall to The Metropolitan Museum to the Bronx Zoo to all the schools, fire houses, jails, parks, piers, terminals, etc for all eighteen city agencys. This was (and is) the largest physical survey of.buildings ever completed in the USA. Mr. and Mrs. Rea purchased this home in 1983, (8 years ago) after moving here from Mount Kisco, N.Y. where they both grew up. Their daughters were then age three (3) and six (6). They have made no changes to the home since they bought it. Mr. Rea is a garbage collector in Mount Kisco, N.Y. and Mrs Rea works part time locally at the A& P. on Route 22. The Rea daughters, now age 11 and 14, attend school in the Brewster N.Y. school system. • This home according to the Patterson N.Y. Building Department, (John Calbo), has no building violations of record, and is a legal 1/2 Story high Frame construction building. • There are no records available in the Building Department or the Tax Department of Patterson N.Y. that indicate what the physical make up of the home is in terms of its bedroom capacity, room designations, size, construction materials or anything else. 2 12 Ravina Road, Patterson; New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) A physical investigation of this home by myself, as a Registered Architect in New York State ( #186364),(and the only known record) indicates the home is currently made up of the following rooms; 1.) Kitchen (about -7' -7" x 11' -8") or about 88 square feet. 2.) Living Room /Dining Room (about- 17' -8" x 15' -80) or about 276 square feet. 3.) Bathroom (about -6' -0" x 7' -6 ") or about 45 square feet. 4.) Bedroom (about- 11' -5" x 9' -30) or about 105 square feet. 5.) Bedroom (about-9'-4" x 9' -6 ") or about 88 square feet. This house has a total habitable interior space of about 675 square feet. There is a one (1) car garage and mechanical space (non - habitable) below these rooms. This is therefore a small sized,(675 S.F.t) (national average is about 1,800 S.F.) pre - existing two (2) bedroom home that does not even have the rooms. that would constitute a fully functional - - - - home, such as'a separate dining room; sepa'raf recreation room /den; 'and adequate storage capacity for clothing, personnel belongings and food products. - The combined family income last year after taxes was about $36,000.00 This is a Putnam County tax paying family who are hard working and a stable enrichment to this whole geographical region. These are the very people that all the politicians bemoan that we can not keep in our communities. financial hardship is that Mr and_ Mrs. Rea v�tll not be able to afford even this modest additio to their home (that they have planned for ever since they bought this property) IF THEY ARE FORCEDTO DD DDIT- IIONAL -COSTS FOR -WELLS AND SEPTIC SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT NECESSARY. 3 12 Ravina (load, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -:3033 (Phone & Fax) Mr. and Mrs. Rea will have to sell their home and find a larger home for their growing daughters. It probably would not be in Putnam County. A.) We request a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, in accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, because no health hazard will be created by such a specific waiver. 1.) The water quality at this specific site has not gotten worse in eight (8) years, it has gotten better. • The well water was tested on Dec 8, 1983 by the Yorktown Medical Laboratory Inc. at 321 Kear Street, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598 by the Laboratory Director, Albert H. Padovanl, M.T. (ASCP) and was found to be of a satisfactory sanitary quality when the sample was taken. (The bacteria count was 8 per /ml). �..._...._. • The well water was tested again on August 26, 1991 by the County of Westchester, Department of Laboratories & Research, Valhalla, N.Y. 10545' and these results indicate sample was of satisfactory quality when sample was collected.' (The bacteria count was 4 per /ml). 2.) The amount of people and the resultant amount of bedrooms will not increase. There are currently two (2) bedrooms and with the requested variance to allow an addition there will still be two (2) bedrooms. They will just be bigger and in a different location. 3.) The existing well location is certified 'to be more than 75' from any existing absorption system' by the Boyd Artesian Well, Co., Inc. in a letter dated Dec 2, 1983 to the McGlasson Realty Company of Carmel, N.Y. • In a letter dated June 4, 1991 from the Putnam County Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health Services and signed by John Karell Jr., P.E., Public Health Director, it is 4 12 Kavina Road, f atteroon, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) stated that 'the Department will consider approval of an addition on this property provided the following is accomplished:' on page two (2), note # 2 it is stated, "Install new SSDS area or relocate the well to provide a minimum well to SSDS separation distance of 75 feet.° B.) We request a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, in accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, because a financial hardship has already been created for the Rea family due to the delays of this waiver To continue living in their existing home with their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Flea will have to enlarge the bedrooms. This of course means that construction will be, required. It has been determined .that not only is more room needed for sleeping, but also more room will be required for storage, eating and recreation. Mr. and Mrs. Rea have taken a second mortgage on their existing home to pay for this relocation of rooms and addition of adequate sized bedrooms. This second mortgage is for $30,000.00 and is all the bank would allow against their existing home as it is. This is not something that can now be given back. With their joint family income making abilities and the added financial responsibilities of repaying this new second mortgage, this family has stretched its financiall potential to its financial limits. The estimated cost for single family housing construction in this area is currently running between $85.00 and $115.00 /square foot depending on construction complexity and contractor greed. The Rea proposed addition is about 17'x 50' = 850 s.f. and could cost between $72,250 and $97,750 IF it was built by a contractor. Mr. Rea with the help of his friends will be the general contractor with a budget price of about $30,000 for construction. This is all they can afford. The monies available for having the 'American Dream" of a private home of adequate size built by others are severely limited by financial considerations and the only way the Ilea family can afford to accomplish this is for the family to do the construction themselves. Any monies taken away from this extremely tight budget could stop this project before it was completed, thus adding further to an already strained situation. Adding the cost of drilling another well could take 15% of all the construction budget and adding another septic field could cost even more monies. I have advised Mr. and Mrs. Rea that under these circumstances, they probably would not have adequate monies to complete even this simple addition to their home by doing all the work . 5 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) themselves. This project will now be delayed starting until at least October 1991, or the beginning of fall and winter. The best building season of the year is already past at that point. Large mechanical machines capable of excavating in the winter seasons will not be financially available to this family who must do their own construction work. This project must be a'warm weather" project to be affordable. Materials increase in cost as everyone wafts, and the always increasing costs can only further diminish this families financial abilities. The building Inspector of Patterson, N.Y., Mr. John Calbo has advised me that he will issue a Certificate of Occupancy (C. of O.) for this construction when it is completed as per my drawing, for a two (2) bedroom home only. This means that this home could not be sold to anyone else any other way. The financial hardship Is that Mr. and Mrs. Rea will.not be able to afford even this modest addition to their home (that they have planned for ever since they bought this property) IF THEY ARE FORCED TO ADD ADDITIONAL COSTS FOR WELLS AND SEPTIC SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT NECESSARY. We request a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, in accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, because the Rea family 1Mr. Rea) suffered a heart attack on June 10 1991 while wafting for the Board of Health to decide if his family's home may be expanded within the budget they can afford. How much more needless stress must this family endure? 0 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) PETER C. ALEXANDERSON County Executive 4., DEPARTMENT OF :HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 Memorandum to: All Zoning Boards Planning Boards Building Inspectors Town Engineers From: John Karell, Jr., P.E. Re: Building Additions Date: April 4, 1989 ENID L. CARRUTH. M.P.H. Public Health Director JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. Director The Board of Health recently has considered and denied several requests for variances for the installation of subsurface sewage disposal systems proposed to serve additions to existing residences. These building additions to dwellings were proposed on very small parcels of land -where existing well to sewage system separation distances and sewage system sizes were considerably less than is required by present day codes and regulations. While it is recognized that these situations are considered to be pre — existing and. non—conforming properties, the Department cannot approve additions to houses - on such- properties- Chien' would further tax the water supply and sewage disposal- facilities and where present day standards cannot be met. In addition, the Board of Health has not granted variances where it is proposed to utilize an existing SSDS or well that cannot be upgraded to present day standards, or at least close to present day standards. You should be aware that the Department will make a decision regarding the approval of sewage and water supply facilities proposed to serve house additions with merely a sketch of the proposed modifications to the house, which sketch may be prepared by the homeowner. In this regard, in several recent instances, it has come to our attention that homeowners were required by a local town official to obtain detailed architectural or engineering plans for the proposed addition, usually in conjunction with a variance application to a zoning or planning board, prior to any contact whatsoever with this Department. In several cases, our approval could not possibly have been granted due to the size of the lot, however, the homeowner had already spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on the house plans, unnecessarily. The Board of Health suggests that where additions to existing houses are proposed the applicant be referred to our office for at least a preliminary conference, prior to requiring the preparation of detailed architectual or engineering plans. cc: All Professional Engineers and Registered Architect JK:pt 4/89 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 September 18, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re; Variance Request Rea Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Mr and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director You are hereby advised that your request for a variance from the provisions of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and the standards of the Putnam County Health Department relative to the provision of adequate sewage disposal and water supply facilities to serve this property has been considered by the Putnam County Board of Health on September 16, 1991 and denied for the following reasons: 1. The proposal does not meet the standards for design and construction of sewage disposal systems in effect this day, specifically: a) The existing well is located approximately 40 feet from the existing subsurface sewage disposal system. 100 feet is required. b) The addition consists of two bedrooms and one room labeled "game room" which is considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has not been increased in size sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom. 3. It is the opinion of the Board that the approval of the requested variance from design standards would constitute a potential public health hazard. 4. A hardship has not been demonstrated. Ver trul y s Sara Nc c y President, Putnam County Board of He lth JK:SM:pt cc:Building Inspector (T) Patterson C;r6m tech Inc. June 28th, 1991 Dale Paegelow, American Institute of Architects ' G Putnam County Board of Health 110 Old Route 6 Carmel, N.Y. 10512 c/o Board President 5ara McGlinchy L/ rJull �v rip f 0 RE: Request for a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, in accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, for James and Deborah Rea of, 20 5haron Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12563. Dear Ms. President, 0 We request a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County 5anitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, In accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCRR Part 75, because no health hazard will be created by ouch a specific waiver. e This to requested for a home in Putnam Lake, Patterson, N,Y, 12563 at #20 Sharon Road (near Thompson Road) owned by James and Deborah Rea, also known as Tax # 40 -4 -5, registered in the Town of Patterson, N.Y. 12563, consisting of eight adjoining 20' wide lots x 100' deep or 1030'x 100'= 16,000 5.F. or a little bigger than 1/3 rd acre. The parcele are numbered as: #C -2849, C -2850, C -2851, C -2852, C -2853, C -2854, C -2855 and C -2856, with parcel # C -2849 on the South side of the property (A copy Of this plot plan 15 Included with this request). (Fiease note that as of May, 1991 this same property identification number was changed by the Putnam County Real Property Tax Office to: "Parcel I.D. #372400 36.23 -1 -19" " Account # 091375 ") BACKGROUND INFORMATION s This home, according to the Patterson Town Tax Assessor, (Carol Dennis), was constructed in 1934, has had about five (5) owners including Mr. and Mrs. Rea and had a tool Shed constructed about 80" north of the existing home in parcel C -2856 in 1974. No other alterations or additions were done to this property until after the Rea family bought the home In February, 1984. In 1988 ±, an outdoor above ground swimming pool was added in parcel # C -2850. 12 Kavina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279.9033 (Phone & Fax) 4 d • Thus home has therefore been sold as a legal entity in this state (with title and deed descriptions of same) at Ieast five (5) times. Presumably, each time It was sold, a water purity test of the well water was done and a dye test of the leaching fields were done as 15 required by all banks that I am aware of as a Profcoolonal Building Inspector. (A copy of Mr. and Mrs Rear,' Titie of Ownership description is enclosed.) • This home according to the Patterson N.Y. Building Department, (John Calbo), has no building violations of record, and i5 a legal 1/2 Story high Frame construction building. • There are no records available in the Building Department or the Tax Department of Patterson N.Y. that indicate what the phy5lcal make up of the home i5 in terms of its bedroom capacity, room designations, size, construction materials or anything else. DESCRIPTION OF HOME • A physical investigation of this home by myself, aS a Reglstered Architect in New York State ( 486364), indicates the home i5 currently made up of the following rooms; 1.) Kitchen (about-7-7'x 11' -8 ") or about 88 square feet. 2.) .__.:.Living -Roos; Dinlrg Room (aboa%1T- `�x 15' -8 ") or about 27644 are feet. 3.) Bathroom (about -6-0" x 7 -6 ") or about 45 square feet. 4.) Bedroom (about- 11' -5" x 9'-3 ") or about 105 square feet. 5.) Ded room (about -9'-4" x 9' -6 ") or about 88 square feet. This house has a total habitable interior space of about 675 square feet. There Is a one (1) car garage and mechanical space (non - habitable) below these rooms. • This 19 therefore a small 9ized,(675 S.F. ±) (national average i5 about 1,800 S.F.) pre- existing two (2) bedroom home that doe9 not even have the room9 that would conotitute a fully functional home, ouch a9 a Separate dining room, Separate recreation 2 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) room /den, and adequate Storage capacity for clothing, personnel belongings and food products. e 13y all standards I am familiar with as an Architect, registered to practice in New York, Connecticut and the holder of a National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Certificate (NCARB) or National license, the existing bedrooms in this home, are not adequate In eize for for this family of two (2) adults and two (2) growing girls age eleven (11) and thirteen (13). When the Reas' bought this home in 1983,. the girls were much Smaller, they were only (three (3) and Six (6) years old and did not need as much Space to grow up within. ® Architectural Graphic 5tandarda, which is considered by myself and every professional I know to be the "standard" of appropriate sizee of epacee for humane living, in ite 1966 version, (which i5 now 25 yeare out of date) on pagee 965 -966 indicates that a bedroom with a two (2) twin bed layout requires between 166 to 213 square feet of Space: This le typical for two children. e An adult's bedroom will typically require between 184 and 211 square feet of space. • The proposed two (2) bedrooms are about 150 square Feet each -!:, which is a designed compromise thatgiveo more room than currently available and. at a targeted cost this family may juet be able to afford. THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH s� 3 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279-9033 (Phone & Fax) and indicating the approximate location of the septic fields, septic holding tank, current well and old closed -off well. Also noted was a basic idea of the topography, and text in the letter indicating the approximate distance to the four (4) surrounding neighbors wells and septic tanks. (Copy attached). • RbouG;June 6;1091,on the telephone I asked Mr. Don Smith, Assistant County Executive if he could help to Speed up this process any. He called Mr. John Karell, The Public Health Director to see if he could _ u d help to get this resolved. thin a few days Mr �- Morris came t620 Sharon.Road to look at the�Site': Mr. and Mrs. Rea were not home, ��-=--- -"' -_�" rte`' -. �. and ha PO knowledge of what he did, except to be told later by neighbors that Mr. Morris was there. • A letter was sent out June�20 991 by John Karell, Jr., P.E. Public Health Director in which "This application is denied for the following reasons:" 1. The existing well le located approximately 35 feet from the exleting subsurface sewage disposal System. 100 feet is required. 2. The addition consists of two bedrooms and one labeled "game room" which iS considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has._. not been increased in size Sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom." • To the best of my professional knowledge and understanding, and knowledge of the home owners, Mr. and Mrs. Rea, no person from the CountyBoard' °of Health has a ev • To the beet of my professional knowledge and understanding, there are no drawings of this building on file at the Town of Patterson, N.Y. Building Department, Town of Patterson, N. Y. Tax Department or at any County facility including the County Board of Health. • Mr. and WE,. Rea have documentation from Boyd Artesian Well, Co., Inc. of Carmel N.Y. uestion 4 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) i • Mr. and Mrs. Rea have documentation from Yorktown Medical Laboratory Inc. dated 12/12/83 indicating that the existing well tested out within acceptable levels. (Copy attached) (Approximately 35 feet from the exleting subsurface Sewage dlepooal system ") a5 based .upon information g tiered by an rntivdu who may not be a registered engineer in this state(only a titled County employee) and therefore po55ibly,m y not be Plus there has been a tested and documented safe water report for the Same well in relationship to the Same mentioned Septic field. Is it po55ible a tragic mistake has been made? THE REA FAMILY Mr.,and Mrs. Rea purchased this home In 1983, (8 years ago) and have made no changes. to the., home. Mr. Rea is a garbage collector it Mount K16co, N-.Y: and We Rea works part time locally at the A & P. on Route 22. The Rea daughters, now age 11 and 14, attend school in the Brewster N.Y. echool system. FAMILY FINANCIAL P051TION • The combined family income last year after taxes was about 36,000.00 This family le a Putnam County tax paying, hard working and stable enrichment to this whole geographical region. These. are the very people that all the politicians bemoan that we can not keep in our communities ThYey are not rich andust ac n not aFard "to have _ ESTIMATED C05T OF CONSTRUCTION IN TH15 AREA, 5 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) i The estimated cost for Single family housing construction in this area is currently running between $85.00 and $115.00 /oquare foot depending on construction complexity and contractor greed. The Rea proposed addition is about 17 x 50' = 850 s.f. and could coot between $72,250 and $97,750 IF it was built by a contractor. Mr. Rea with the help of his friends will be the general contractor with a budget price of about $30,000 for construction. This is all they can afford. 5ECOND MORTGAGE TAKEN TO FINANCE HOME ALTERATION Mr. and Mro. Rea have taken a second mortgage on their existing home to pay for this relocation of rooms and addition of adequate sized bedrooms. This second mortgage is for $30,000.00 This is not something that can now.be given back. With their joint family income making abilities and the added financial responsibilities of repaying this new Second mortgage, this family has stretched its financial potential to its financial limits. C05T TO DRILL NEW WELL Mr. and Mrs. Rea have contacted several local well drilling companies as a result of the June 20,1991 denial letter from the County to investigate the coot of moving their well 100 feet from the existing subsurface Sewage disposal system (septic 5yotem). They t h v 'beenadvised that the G05t5 w Id be fat least $3,500:00 andjcould go much distance from the home. It Should -notedfViat one of the fe►v... .. potential locations that may meet the Board of Health requirements 15 in the north -west corner of this property on the Steepest hill Section and could increase the coots Substantially further a5 a result of the terrain and required additional piping.. HARD5HIP There are many types of hardohipo that this hard working, growing family is being asked 'to Shoulder due to the decision of the Board of Health on June 20,1991, signed by John Karell, Jr., P.E., Director. • Monies. The monleo available for having the american dream of a private home of adequate Size built by others are Severely limited by financial considerations and the only way the Rea family can afford to accomplish this i5 for the family to do the construction themoclvco. Any monies taken away from this extremely tight budget could stop this 6 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) I project before it was completed, thus adding further to an already strained Situation. Adding the coot of drilling another well could take 15% of all the construction budget. I have advised Mr. and Mrs. Rea that under these circumstances, they probably would not have adequate monies to complete even this Simple addition to their home by doing all the work themselves. ® Time. This project will now be delayed Starting until at least October 1991, or the beginning of fall and winter. The best building Season of the year iS already past at that point. Large mechanical machines capable of excavating in the winter seasons will not be financially available to this family who must do their own construction work. This project must be a "warm weather" project to be affordable. ® Materials. Materials increase in cost as everyone waits, and the always increasing costs can only further diminish this families financial abilities. Definition of this home. To the best of my professional personally walked through this_buildmg, it is now; and,Na years; tperhapS'Smce 1:9 4, a &(2) _ edroom ! om is iS a pre- existing condition that was legal when the Rea family purchased this home Six (6) years ago. Nothing has changed. We do not propose to change the Status of how many bedrooms there will be and therefore the amount of septic fields necessary. The proposed design will keep it a two (2) bedroom home. We are relocating rooms, adding several (dining and pool /game room) only. Our intent is to get adequate Sized bedrooms for children and adults, desperately needed storage ability, a dining room and the capability for recreational area that Some lively growing children can grow in with the supervision and involvement of their parents. The building Inspector of Patterson, N.Y., Mr. John Caibo has advised me that he will issue a Certificate of Occupancy (C. of 0.) for this construction when it is completed aS per my drawing, for a two (2) bedroom home only. This means that this home could not be sold to anyone else any other way. Health. All of the above hardships have been of great concern to Mr. and Mrs. Rea as they have Struggled to raise their daughter in a small home, pay their taxes and be good contributing members of this community, Town and county. 7 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) .j On June 10. 1991 Mr. Kea had a heart attack. To the beet of their knowledge and mine, this home has always been a legal two (2) bedroom home. Mr. and Mrs. Rea want it to continue that way. All this tax paying family want le to relocate the bedrooms and to build adequate sized roome to live in. Our County Officials should be helping theml Please grant thie request for a Variance, of Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code, and a waver from a provision of this Article, In accordance with Section 75.6 of 10 NYCKR Part 75, for James and Deborah Rea of, 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12563 to build an addition onto their home that has two (2) bedrooms and a pool /game room. There is no health hazardl Very Truly Yours For James and Deborah Rea Dale K. Paegelow American Institute of Architects ik cy\ N # No. 018364 -1 OF N E`i a 8 12 Ravina Road, Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 (Phone & Fax) &ic`�) Z� o -,5r/bQ C F p 79 1 I 7677 I (. '. C?E7:2 G9 :c°C•00 1 I j in t /�• II I - i CCS" PtS•.�i� I C �' .lv i L _J j I P ALL ARE D A,q � AF y✓ , � � 1. I �', ,: /_ � � � / Q E -� �• 'u1'.',.!- %���A) j._i�� `'� I � I K �'\ 1Lr.tca �- .¢c..:... i '� i r + ;�) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 Mr.. & Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, NY 12564 Dear Mr.& Mrs. Rea: May IT, 1991 Re: proposed addition: Rea (T) Patterson JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E., M.S. Public Health Director Review of plans and other supporting documents submitted at this time relative to the above — captioned project has been completed. Comments are offered as follows: 1. Existing septic system location has not been shown on plan submitted. Plan is enclosed. 2. Addition plans are not clear. Is a second floor proposed? Upon Receipt of a submission, revised to reflect the above comments, this application will be considered further. .Very tr.uly.yours, z Robert Morris I•,, Assistant Public Health Engineer. RM /jp June 3, 1991 Dale R. Pacgelow, AIA 12 Ravina Road Patterson, N.Y. 12563-9043 (914) 279-9033 . Putnam County Department of Health Division of Environmental Health 5ervider, 110 Old Route Six Center Carmel, N.Y. 10512 c/o Mr. Robert Morris Assistant Public Health Engineer (914) 225-0310 RE: YOUR May 17,1991 letter to Mr. & Mrs. Jame* Rea, 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12565 and the "proposed Addition". Dear Mr. Morris, I am the architect who prepared the drawing for Mr. & Mrs. Rea to add a two (2) bedroom addition onto their existing home. I am responding to your letter, noted- above, for. my Please allow me to address your concerns first: 1.) "Existing eeptic location has not been shown on plan oubmitted. Plan is enclosed" 2.) Addition plans are not clear. 6 a second floor proposed? RESPONSE: 1.) Plea9e, find enclosed a "sketch" (not to any scale) which illustrates the following points: a.) The existing legal well is over 100" deep according to the owner who recently pulled up the pump for maintenance. It 15 located in the center of the driveway to the house. b.) The "old" well to capped and no longer used. The owners have no idea of when It last functioned. c.) The wells and Septic tanks of the neighbors that are on four (4) sides of the Ilea home are located about the following diotance5 ±from the Ilea home water well; d,) The existing legal septic holding tank 15 located In Parcel C -2851 about 14'± from the property line at Sharon Road. This is downhill from the existing well and location of the proposed addition. e.) The existing legal 100'± deep well is located in Parcel C-2852 about 10'± from the property line, downhill from the proposed addition. f.) The.di5connecW well is located in'Parcel C -2851 about T ±-west of the S.W. corner of the house, down hill from the proposed addition Please note that; a The proposed addition is up hill from the existing legal well and septic tank. This precludes any possible contamination of the drinking water. The well and Septic 5y5tem are legal and comply with the codes for this home a5 a two (2) bedroom home to the best of my knowledge. • This 16 a current legal two (2) bedroom home, and will remain came after the addition 15 completed. We are converting one bedroom into a dining room and converting a Second bedroom into storage space. We are NOT adding additional bedrooms above the existing count of two (2). We are converting the "old" bedrooms to a dining room and storage space. The house currently has neither. we'll 5eptic tank • South = 225'± 255'± (down hill) • North = 210't 190'± (up -hill -very Steep) • East = 175'± 165'± (down -hill across the street) • West = 220'± 300'± (up -hill - very steep) d,) The existing legal septic holding tank 15 located In Parcel C -2851 about 14'± from the property line at Sharon Road. This is downhill from the existing well and location of the proposed addition. e.) The existing legal 100'± deep well is located in Parcel C-2852 about 10'± from the property line, downhill from the proposed addition. f.) The.di5connecW well is located in'Parcel C -2851 about T ±-west of the S.W. corner of the house, down hill from the proposed addition Please note that; a The proposed addition is up hill from the existing legal well and septic tank. This precludes any possible contamination of the drinking water. The well and Septic 5y5tem are legal and comply with the codes for this home a5 a two (2) bedroom home to the best of my knowledge. • This 16 a current legal two (2) bedroom home, and will remain came after the addition 15 completed. We are converting one bedroom into a dining room and converting a Second bedroom into storage space. We are NOT adding additional bedrooms above the existing count of two (2). We are converting the "old" bedrooms to a dining room and storage space. The house currently has neither. 2.) Please look at the drawing in the following areas; a.) Overall diagram of modular room layout for addition. (no ecale indicated) b.) Typical room module. (scale: 1/4" = 1' -011) c.) Typical wall Section with gilding. (no scale Indicated) These plans indicate a one (1) story high addition with an 8' -0" high ceiling and a 4' -0" high crawl space with perimeter footing drains around the entire foundation wall. This addition is to be approx. 17-0" wide by 49' -0' long. There is no second floor propoeedl Please see the enclosed drawing which locates the owners existing legal well location and existing legal septic eyetem holding tank location. The owner has gone to great effort to measure the distances from the corner of hie exieting home where the proposed addition will occur to all of the neighboring homes; wells and eeptic holding tanke. These meaeuremente are indicated on the enclosed drawing -and clearly show that no neighbors well ie Mthin 100' of the existing legal septic system - holding tank location of Mr: and We. Rea. Pleaee not that the existing legal septic eyetem is on the SOUTH side of the property (down hill eide) and the proposed addition is located on the NORTH eide of the property (up hill eide) with an elevation Increase of.about 10 % ±. To the best of my knowledge, Sewage from the exieting holding tank and eeptic cannot run uphill to the location of the proposed addition and can not pose any potential health hazard. This proposed addition ie deeigned to: Be cost effective and affordable to my clients. Provide two (2) bedroome and a pool /game room for two (2) growing girle and their parente who require privacy, storage and epacee of their own. Be one (1) story high. I trust this answers your commente and you will now issue Mr. and Mrs. Ilea the Board of Health approval for the proposed addition eo they can Oct on with thle simple and quite Small addition with out further financial and emotional hardship. Pleaee adviee me if I can be of any further assistance, I remain, Dale R. I'aegelow American Institute of Architects DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512 (914) 225 -0310 June 20, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. James Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: House addition - Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E.. M.S. Public Health Director Review of the captioned application has been completed by the writer and staff. Based upon the information submitted and site inspections of the property by Robert Morris of my staff, you are hereby advised that the proposed method of providing for sewage disposal and individual water supply do not comply with Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code and therefore are considered inadequate for the proposed addition. This application is denied for the following reasons: 1. The existing well is located approximately 35 feet from the existing subsurface sewage disposal system. 100 feet is required. 2. The addition consists of two bedrooms and one room labeled "game room" which is considered to be a possible future bedroom. The original house. contained two bedrooms, the subsurface sewage disposal system has not been increased in size sufficiently to handle design flows from the third bedroom. Should you wish to pursue this proposal further, you may apply to the Board of Health for a variance, in accordance with the procedures contained in the attached documents. -2- However, review of your plans indicates that you can install a new well on your property and maintain the required 100 foot separation distance to the -exis.ting SSDS. In addition, an area exists to the rear of the property in which to expand the subsurface sewage disposal system for the third bedroom. You are urged to pursue these remedies which will allow us to approve this proposal. lic Health Direct contact the writer at Ext. 324. JR:pt cc:Patterson Building Department Don Smith, Assistant County Executive Robert Morris, PCHD Dale Paeglow, 12.Ravina Road, Patterson, NY PETER C. ALEXANDERSON County Executive DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division Of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center, Carmel, New York 10512. (914) 225 -0310 BOARD OF HEALTH VARIANCE REQUESTS NEIGHBOR NOTIFICATION Beginning January 1, 1989 appeals (petitions) requests to the :Board of Health for a variance from provisions of the Putnam County Sanitary Code will not be heard by the Board until such time as the Director of Environmental Health Services of the Department of Health is provided with proof that notification of the date of the variance hearing was made to all property owners contiguous to the property in questions. A location map with contiguous properties shown along with the property owners name and Tax Map if must also be provided to the Department. ENID L. CARRUTH, M.P.H. Public Health Director JOHN KARELL Jr., P.E. Director Notification shall mean receipt by each contiguous_ property.,.owfler of a coP3a- .o.f_azhe -- attached.•- no- tifi-eat on form -along -with a cupy --of the- -latest: � y..........._._..... site plan. Proof of receipt of notice by contiguous property owners can include either of the following: 1. Copies of registered mail receipts 2. Copies of the notification form signed by the contiguous property owners Notice shall be made at least 7 days prior to the date of the meeting and no earlier than 21 days prior to the meeting. Failure to provide the Board with adequate documentation of the performance of the notice may result in the Board delaying action on the request until proper notice is executed. The proof of notice shall be submitted to the Director of the Division of Environmental :Health Services on.or before 2 PM. on the day of the hearing. JK: p t 9/89 BOARD OF HEALTH _ . .. ��v. vr^.... c�4 ]- t•.f+•.M.v..-.cr-.ar....... .. .�u •y.�,.n �R ..w.0 �..u��._ac awn ..e ..nv...- ...- nssr -.- v,.��M..-��- +5+.*�¢..���� -. ^C.-�t+C V9 Procedure for Variance Request Pursuant to the provisions of Article III Section 2, (b) an application for the installation of an individual sewage disposal system that has been denied by the Director may be reviewed by the Putnam County.Board of Health who may reverse the decision based upon proof of hardship and with concurrence of the Director that the proposed sewage disposal system will not create a health hazard by its use. Individuals wishing to make application to the Board of Health for a variance must submit a letter to the Board President, Sara McGlinchy, Putnam County Department of Health, 110 Old Route '6, Carmel, New York 10512, which application must include: 1. Ina letter (14 copies) a) Formally request a variance b) Fully describe the variance requested c) Discuss the hardship that will be experienced should the variance not be granted 2. Provide 14 -sets of plans - - 3. Submit a letter from the local Town Building Department that the property in question is a legal building lot. The Board of Health will not consider variance requests for property that is not a legal building lot from a Town Zonin g stand. Point ... -..• •_.. _._._. -____ ..... _ -_,q. •. ..r .____. .. _.� -_ --c ,..vrr --y. . > ....�._- .mow -..-. ... • • - .._w.. _. AJZKll,Jr., P.E. Public Health Director JK:pt 9/90 v ;s.fra._��fl.:uy;/'�,� +?� r .i � � q S. { .� j,�. �. 9 r � •� y'" - � `ti y E1 YOR3{ SAT Y . f DAP ARTi� EN O H JILT i - ' DIVISl0N ©F E yIRM AO' �rt ah June 3,1991 Dale R. Paegelow, AIA 12 Ravina Road Patterson, N.Y. 12563 -9043 (914) 279 -9033 Putnam County �. Department of Health Divislon of Environmental Health Services 110 Old Route Six Center Carmel, N.Y. 10512 c% Mr. Robert Morris Assistant Public Health Engineer (914) 225 -0310 RE: YOUR May 17,1991 letter to Mr. & Mrs. James Rea, 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12563 and the "proposed Addition ". Dear Mr. Morris, 1 am the architect who prepared the drawing for Mr. & Mrs. Rea to add a two (2) bedroom addition onto their existing home. I am responding to your letter, noted above, for my - _ clients...__.. . �.__...........w._ro _ _. ___ ... _ ._._._... _ ... ..._ . . __ .._ _ ..._._ _ .. _.__..........�`. _., Please allow me to address your concerns first: F _ 1.) "Existing septic location has not been shown on plan submitted. Plan Is enclosed" 2.) Addition plane are not clear. Is a second floor proposed? KE5PON5E: 1.) Please find enclosed a "sketch" (not to any scale) which illustrates the following points: I trust this answers your comments and you will now issue Mr. and Mrs. Ilea the Board of Health approval for the proposed addition eo they can Oct on with thie eimple and quite small addition with out further financial and emotional hardehip. Please adviee me if I can bo of any further assistance, remain, a Dale R. Faegelow American Institute of Architects } - — r7 t4'b P Li:Ai 511 .'t s i : 'ioi T1 if) s k,. �t5 +� rats Z 1 p �t t x< s 3C L�yjy,!ia�;rylti3'�lnrr"ht -�. itvi4(.4r¢r>r? open, exc Nvat�on �which has substantially vertical sides or . x,SO(L 'AND SITE APPRAISAL j ; L ,; - banks three feet or more in depth, such excavation shall be ?p ; d�,vr ; ��,rits i effectively; guarded on all open surfaces regardless of the .P.urpose �4 �; s ��, ,s' tr,`s,� � ci drat car' location of such excavation Such guarding shall consist of a = t i "A tcorr prehensive soil ,and site: investigation will permit fence, a barricade or a_safety railing. ,¢s an- alternative, such the design of an economical and well functioning system at guarding may rconsist of an exitension of the sheeting above `} the;best location the excavation,to,a height:of.at least_ 42 inche'above, the ti TheYcost,of 'a household sewage disposal. system is adjacent- ground, grade .or equivalent, level In lieu of-such heavily influenced by the prevailing soil and site conditions. guarding, protection may -be, afforded - by a.isubstantial ' If a home _must be ylocated „inYsoils which are marginal, covering installed, over the excavation . Such covering shall considerable expense .will be incurred. Sites characterized consist of planking -at, least two , inches thick full size, by rock, high groundwater, poor drainage or steep slopes properly supported exterior grade plywood at least w�l! require elaborate and expensive subsurface disposal three - quarters inch :thick or material of equivalent strength. units - Slow soil- percolation ? rates will . require a large Where it is .possible that the movement of vehicles or other subsurface disposal area. Poorly drained sites may require heavy equipment will take place over such covering, the special surface and underground drainage to prevent covering shall be of sufficient: strength to withstand such periodic failures `caused by rising groundwater levels or loading without structural .failure of the covering or the ponding of surface drainage. The solution and control of support system such problems .require consideration of the total drainage area. The state or local highway agency may be helpful in SEWAGE FLOWS preventing such problems. e Of major concern in the design of household sewage Site Investigation disposal systems is the quantity of daily sewage which the Selection -of the sewage disposal site location must be an system may be required to accept. Normal contributions to integral part of the home site and not a simple this flow will come from toilet, bathroom, kitchen and accommodation. Therefore, a soil and site field evaluation laundry wastes. Roof, footing, garage, cellar, surface water of the_p(operty should be conducted before purchase and drainage and..water,softener water recharge, and backwash before construction. Low areas likely to be flooded should wastes must be excluded from the system. -. be avoided. Slopes greater than 15% should also be avoided. :..,_.;Those. factors ..which influence the amount. of, daily Grading and landscaping will minimize soil erosion and sewage flow are ,.: C1 permit the diversion of runoff.:; a) ,: number of occupants Rock -outcroppings serve serve -yarning "that a- shallow- soil - 7. c� s .._ b) '...,number of bedrooms ; w exists and may 'suggest the probable, direction of roundw_ater flow. Further investigation should assure that ,number of bathrooms i _ _ flow.. Further . _ d) garbage grinders at least four.feet of usable soil is available, above rock, e) dishwashers :, t unsuitable soil, and high seasonal groundwater. f) y automatic clothes washer its Separation distances between subsurface disposal units g) individual user habits, and other structures and (a c es are required to maintain ?r� h) .prevailing temperature` F su system performance, to „permit ,,repairs, and to ,reduce i) water pressure ,� { undesirable effects of underground sewage flow and }r,al) �leakingfaucets and flush tanks o d +spersion. These include buildings, property lines, utilities, When.*.,.' considering the number of bedrooms, include. wells, and components - of the.... sewage, disposal system. "r Recommended_se separation appear in Fi ures 1 and expansion ratt�cs, basements, sleeping porches, dens and p pp g recreation rooms in the onginal,desii'64 they may at future' 2`� time be used ._for additional occupancies. Considerable Once the required infiltration area, determined by soil variability , in sewage flow rate exists from household to percolation tests, is estimated by computation, the required household. ussable area of the property for subsurface disposal can be In 'practice, the design flow is usually estimated' by found. An additional 50°1 should be available for future multiplying the number of household bedrooms -by 150 expansion and replacement purposes. gallons per day. Toilet and bath wastes can contribute In some areas of New York, individual sewage disposal approximately 60% of the average total daily flow. The systems are restricted by local regulations. Many counties remainder would be kitchen and laundry wastes... :. require that plans be .submitted before construction is i•! YORKTOWN MED)CAL LABORATORY INC: P.O. Boa 99 321 Keat Street LOCATIONS: Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598 321 KEAR ST., YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. 16598 245.3203 0 201 BUTTONWOOD AVE.. PEEKSKILL. N.Y. 1056G 7]7.8777 c,4§rS 24'Y.'3203 D STONELEIGH AVE, (NEAR HOSPITAL), CARNIEL, N. Y. 10512 LAB # 3234 DAT ETAKENI 23 DATE RECEIVE KLUZ/JTAMES..-RE0 DATE REPORT 0 20 8•11ARON DRIVE SAMPLE SOURCE: WELL :putkAm '-LAKE, NY REPERREDBYI ANN @ McGLASSON 225-7956 _j CHRIS, WO-OD COLLECTED BY. ILA.130RAT.ORY REPORT mg& ❑ ACIDITY ............. ....... .............. : 0 ALUMINUM .............................. q . : . . ....: : ................................... ........ ❑ ALKALINITY .... . . . .................. — . 0 ANTIMONY .............................................................. - BACTESAC ... RIA, TOTAL /ml .................................. 0 ARSENIC .. .,." ... :. , . ... .. BOO. 5 DAY .................................................. ....................................... (3- BARIUM ..... ................................................................. 0 BROMIDE ............ ....................................... 0 BERYLLIUM ................................. 0 CARBON DIOXIDE. FREE ............. . ❑.81SMUTH .............................. t ............................ .................. ............ .*'* CHLORIDE .................... 7 ............. 0 BORON ........................................................................ 0 CHLORINE ..................... I .......... : ................. 11 CADMIUM. ...... ❑ COD ........................................................... • ❑ CALCIUM ............................................. ................... ❑ COLOR .. ....................................................... ❑ CHROMIUM (tot-.1 ............................................................ 0 CYANIDE ................... .................. . ❑ CHROMIUM (hexavalend ................. ................. I ................ DETERGENT,,ANIONIC : ....... 4 . ................... 0 COBALT ............................. ............. I ................... 0 FLUORIDE ........ ......................................... ❑ COPPELI .................................................................. 0 HARDNESS ................................. ................... ....... . ❑ GO LD 0 IvlPN COLIFORM COUNT / 100 ml ..... ......... 11, ....... . ....... IRON w. 9 WT COLIFORM COUNT/ 100 ml . ......... ... ......... ❑ LEAO ........................ ............................... 0 CONFIRMATORY TEST ............................... ❑ LITHIUM ............................................. 0 NITROGEN. AMMONIA ..................................... ❑ MAGNESIUM .......... ONI TROGEN. KJELOAHL ......... ...... I ....... / MANGANESE .. ........................................ . NITROG EN. NITRATE ...... ............... ❑ MERCURY .............. ........... .................. ❑ NITROGEN. ORGANIC .................................. ....... ❑ NICKEL .......................................................... ........... 0 OOOR . . ................................ ..................... PALLADIUM ........ ............................ ............. 0 OIL & GREASE .................... ....,.1.....:..I...... ..... ❑ 0 POTASSIUM )4 PH ...... I ...................... .. .................. ............................................... .......... . ❑ RHOO"Jum ..................... I ....... ...................... * P� ............. ..... .... v ........... . ❑ PHOSPHATi�io,ihol .............. ..... . O.Set..FNIum _* ........ — — I.- � .. ; ........ ....... ❑ SILICON .............. ......... 0 PHOSPHATE (condensed) .. ............................... .. . .. I 0 SILVER ..................................................... 0 PHOSPHATE (total) ........................ . . * . ❑ SODIUM ................................................... ................ ❑ SOLIDS. mt/L ........................... w I � . 0 TIN .......................................... I . 0 SOLIDS SUSPENDED .......... : ........................ ............. . 0 ZINC ........................ 0 SOLIDS: DISSOLVED .......................... ...... .............. ❑ ........ .......... v ........................................................ 0 SOLIDS. TOTAL .......................................... ❑ ..................... ❑ SOLIDS, VOLATILE ... ...................... .... Y- REMARKS:......... ...................................... [D SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE .............................. ❑ ............ 0 SULFATE ................................ .................. 0 ................................................................................. ... 0 SULFIDE ........ I ................. * ......................... ❑ .❑ SULFITE ..... .............................................. ❑ ........ ❑ suR,FAq'TXKTS ........... .......... 0 ................................................................................. 0TURBIDITY:'': ....... ................. ........................ ❑ ............... ................... ........ ; ................. ... ... ....... THESE.'RESULTS.-.INDICATE THAT THE WATER WAS OF A SATISFACTORY SANITARY QUALITY! WHEN THE - SAMPLE WAS COLLECTED. THESE-RESULTS INDICATE - THAT, THE WATER DI :61 MEET THE- SATISFACTORY CHEMICAL ..QUALITY OF NEW YORK'STATE ADMINISTRATIVE RULES: & FOP. THE PARAMETERS TESTED. REG TIONS. DRINKING WATER STALTDARDS PART 72) ALBERT If. PADOVANI: M.T !ASCP),-DIRECTOR: r Boyd Artesian Well, Co.,. Inc. R. D. No. 5 Rte. 52 Carmel, N.Y. 10512 (914) 225 -3196 Dec. 2, (q 83 McGlasson Realty _ _�e►y.d �,_rt R. D. N®. 5 T Rte. 52 Carmel N.Y. 10512 (914) 225 -3196 �01420 [Sim ABI FTY December 2, 1983 McGlassbn Realty Gleneida Ave. Carmel N.Y. 10512 , BUYER: JAMES REA SELLER: WILLIAM KLUZ PROPERTY: 20 SHARON DRIVE PATTERSON, N.Y. , o i t r i 1 i i auuar� K t'. R T. U. /� /A . an -M -anpla .aa f.1 D..L � Cw�.r �" O..r-ry Ayr I.i.t�d r tlq-ri► j jT ` p -M1tiT TOM LAWVU MOM MOWN TMs NIS MIM1r/► —TIOS AtsMIIMMT MrO" M use By LAwTr MLT. 807 0216 Tm tJtitO�IfR11tEs the 11114 day of February , dneteen hundred and eighty four �� �IVVfl11 WILLIAM ^RLU2, residing at 20 Sharon Srive, Putnnm Lake, Patterson, New York, party of dte Ent part, sud JAMES REA and DEBORAH REA, his wife, both residing at 85 West Hyatt Avenue, Mt. Kisco, NY. party of the wood put, Wff"USCM that the party of the Ark part, in coadderadon of --- t------- - - - - -- -TEN and NO /100 (810.00)1 -------------------- - dollars. lawfdl money of the United States, pad by the party of the 4ecord part, does hereby grant and release unto the party of the second part, the hero or successors and usians of the party of the second part formr, ALL that ctrttin plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, xituue, lying and beins.in the See Schedule "A" attached. L756 • w I 807 0217 All those certain plots, pieces or parcels of lend, with t1a buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate. lying rad being In the Town of Patterson. County of Putnam. State ct Nov York. shown and doe ' LSnated an Lots Nos. C 2849. C2850. C2851, C2852. C2853. C2854, C2855. C2856 an a certain map entLtlad, "Map C of Putna© Lake, Putnam County. Nov York" and filed In Putnam County. County Clark's Office on Match 20. 1931. as Map No. 149J, which lots are more particularly bounded and described an follower • 89GINNING at a point on the oouthwasterly side of Sharon Road where the same Is latersectod by the dividing line between Lot No. C 284.8 and Lot No. C 2849 as shown on said mapj THENC9 along the said division line South 63 degrees 19 salnutes 00 seconds West. 100-00 feet to a point an the division line. II between Lot No. C 2677 and Lot No. C 2849 on said map-0 THENCE along said dividing line and continuing along the dividing line among Lots %,,. C 2876. t 2875. C 2874. C 2373, C 287.2. C 2871. C 2670 and Lots Not. C 2850, C 2851,,C Id52, C 2833# C 2854. C 2855. C 2856. respectively. North 26 degrees 41 minutes 00 second• West 160.00 toot to a point on the dividing line between Lot No. C 2869 and Lot No. C18571 TMENCK along the division lino between Lot No. C 2857 sod Lot No. C 2856 Worth 63 degrees 19 minutes 00 seconds last 100.00 feet to a point on the southwesterly aide of Sharon Roadl TKZVC9 along the southwesterly olds of 8haroo, lto&4, South 26 dogFpaqAl..!4IU*;Qk Q4,84coa.440 94ot . 160.0, feet- -te the. rolfst,�r. . ...... 907 0218 Tf)COMM with aA r4 t, title and interest, It my, of the poly of the tent part in and to my streets and roads abutting the abort described premises to the meter Linn thereof, TOrXrM R with the appurtenances and an the estate and rights of the party of the Ent part In and to said prendses, . TO HAVE Af1D TO MW the ptendsa herein panted unto the puty of the second part, the heirs or successors and assigns of the party of the second part forever. AND the patty of the tint part covesrub that the party of the firm past Ira wet dome or wfferd anytl in trhereby the said.preswisee have been Inetsmbered in any way whatever, swept as aforesaid. AND the party of the first part, in compliance with Section IJ of the Lien Law, covenants that the party of the first part will receive the consideration for this conveyance and will hold the right to receive such Bond& tralion as a trust fund to be applied first for the purpose of paying the cost of the Improvement and will apply the same first to the payaxnt of the cost of the imprevement before using any part of the total of the cone for any other purpose. . The word "party" shall be construed as If It read "parties" whenever the sense of this Indenture so requires. IN WiIWES.i WHEREO►s the party of the first part has duly executed this deed the day and year Ant above writtetl. IN rentncs or: • IL IAM F. K .� 1 I I - I 907 0218 Tf)COMM with aA r4 t, title and interest, It my, of the poly of the tent part in and to my streets and roads abutting the abort described premises to the meter Linn thereof, TOrXrM R with the appurtenances and an the estate and rights of the party of the Ent part In and to said prendses, . TO HAVE Af1D TO MW the ptendsa herein panted unto the puty of the second part, the heirs or successors and assigns of the party of the second part forever. AND the patty of the tint part covesrub that the party of the firm past Ira wet dome or wfferd anytl in trhereby the said.preswisee have been Inetsmbered in any way whatever, swept as aforesaid. AND the party of the first part, in compliance with Section IJ of the Lien Law, covenants that the party of the first part will receive the consideration for this conveyance and will hold the right to receive such Bond& tralion as a trust fund to be applied first for the purpose of paying the cost of the Improvement and will apply the same first to the payaxnt of the cost of the imprevement before using any part of the total of the cone for any other purpose. . The word "party" shall be construed as If It read "parties" whenever the sense of this Indenture so requires. IN WiIWES.i WHEREO►s the party of the first part has duly executed this deed the day and year Ant above writtetl. IN rentncs or: • IL IAM F. K .� ..._. ,. -July .22�, 199=K_,�� Dale Paegelow, . American Institute of Architects 12 Ravina Road - Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 Dear Mr. Paegelow: Receipt of a copy of your letter dated June 28, 1991 to Sara McGlinchy, President of the Putnam County Board of Health requesting a variance from Article III of the Putnam County Sanitary Code with respect to your client, the Rea's proposal for an addition to their home in Patterson. As you may know, the County Executive is a member of the eleven member Board of Health and therefore, I will be present at the Variance Hearing scheduled for September 16, 1991. I look forward to your presentation and wish you good luck. Very truly yours, Donald B. Smith Assistant County Executive DS: pt cc:James and Deborah Rea, 20 Sharon Road, Patterson, N.Y. 12563 August 26, 1991 James and Deborah Rea 20 Sharon Road Patterson, New York 12563 Re: Variance Request Rea 20 Sharon Road (T) Patterson TM 40 -4 -5 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rea: You are referred to my previous letter dated July 25, 1991 relative to the above - captioned matter. You are referred to the "Procedure ",sheet attached to that correspondence and the attached "Neighbor Notification" procedures which must be satisfied. The 14 sets of plans, as set forth in the "Procedure" document must be received in this office by September 5, 1991. In addition, the Board has requested that the plan, prepared by Mr. Paegelow be drawn to a scale. If you have any questions, contact the writer at Ext. 324. Very truly yours, - -J6hn Karell; 'Jr., P:E. Public Health Director JK:pt cc:Dale Paegelow 12 Ravina Road Patterson, New York 12563 -9043 n. n. /f. n• Ij CIL 0 TH NUSSBICKEL NUSsBjcAEL OLSE, Liber 187, Page 385 J ( Libor 1459, Page 246 ) ( Liber 948, Page 311 ) ( Liber 1385, P06 C-2877 1 C-2876 C-2875 C-2874 C-2873 I C-2872 C-2871 N 260 41'00" W I of fences 160. 00' — fence L 0. 6' outside I I _i,. 1 1 C-2849 C-2850 kl // 11 fi— 11 It— //— It /j== fence begins on line, wire , fence wlrs !l lei 1.2' ft" comer face of wall I 4' Inside I g VII C-2849 C-2850 kl C-2851 C-2852 C-2853 C-2854 I C-2855 67 0.3.3 ACRE face of wail 0, 0.P Inside metal post . ........ ::.:,. nd r� - I block wal/ 1patlo L � Im FRAME HOUSE k Sidi, SHARON stone r.1w..ln wail --I-, v dirt parking area i 161 wires a f I a S p h 0 It p 0 v e M 6 1 ROADLz�" 1z, face of wall 0.6' outside VII . ........ ::.:,. nd r� - I block wal/ 1patlo L � Im FRAME HOUSE k Sidi, SHARON stone r.1w..ln wail --I-, v dirt parking area i 161 wires a f I a S p h 0 It p 0 v e M 6 1 ROADLz�"