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FILE CODE CONS-14-5 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
INDIVIDUAL
INVENTORY & EVALUATION * GROUP
UNIT OF GOVERNMENT
REQUESTED BY Carmel Planni g Commission LOCATION Carmel
SUBJECT: Brookshire North, First Section - Final
ASSISTED BY Tom Schellenberger, District Conservationist DATE June 11 , 1974
SITUATION: Developer wishes to construct single family residences with sanitary
sewers, storm sewers, subsurface drains, and other city sewers.
Refer to the report submitted for the preliminary plat for soil conditions
and comments at that time.
=INDINGS: This is a very complete set of construction plans. Details are shown
for sanitary sewers, storm sewers, erosion control strictures for outletting storm
sewers, subsurface drains, flood plain, etc. There was one area of concern, and
that is the outletting of the storm sewer between lots 36 and 37 into the roadside
iitch along 126th Street. The plan shows a lower invert elevation of the storm
sewer of 782.8 and an approximate elevation of 767 at Cool Creek. This is a 15
foot drop. This was discussed with the = -. ' -_- ... ., . . - . -, -
-oadside ditch is paved part way. He is going to review this site and submit
plans to either pipe or pave the area above the paved ditch. They have submitted
the plans to Indiana Division of Natural Resources, Division of Water for approval .
Swales will be constructed and seeded at the time the road cuts are made. Swales
seeded to 10 pounds of red top, 10 pounds bluegrass, and 10 pounds creeping red
rescue per acre. The lots to be rough graded after swale construction and
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Tom Schellenberge `
District Conservationist
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