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Indiana State Board of Health
Bureau of Engineering
1330 W. Michigan St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Attn: Mr. Oral H. Hert, Director
Re: Acceptance Inspection of Sanitary Sewers for .J z ,4r. . N ► = /,h,z r,1
Section ...1„ State Board of Health Approval No. c>i v i
dated 41,4y t, 197&-
Dear Mr. Hert:
The letter is to certify that the Sanitary Sewers constructed in
the above referenced subdivision have been inspected by our staff
and found to be in substantial conformance with the plans and
specifications approved by the State Board of Health and the City
of Carmel.
Furthermore, we have (observed) (eenued) on
Date II) 19 .7 `7
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and found that the sewers meet the requirements of 200 gal/day/in/
mile maximum infiltration or, if air tested, meet or better the
allowable limits prescribed by the National Clay Pipe Institute
for "low Pressure Air Test for Sanitary Sewers" .
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Fred Hohl, P.E.
City Engineer
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH � 1816 Address Reply to:
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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 1330 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis ' 0,174
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Ir. hart L. f!ugheiy, Vice vrt*sldent CornrMssWmg 1
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Carnal, Indiana 412 2
llear !9r. iughey:
R,,• Apon7val of i ions and Sgecifiratlons for
'.ronPs'1ir f!-rt f} Subdivision, ''•c:ctioI1 III
`ioni+,ary :meqer :r.'te:nsio8, Camal
You are i)erchv notifie,:: that the plans n+lr1 s cific:1t10ns sue itted for
rcrnsidarat1c)i1 no tl•;R. ,*.*,ave''-r ont.irrt ,i nro'ect': am ar lr:+vt,.6 rl» they r:14to to
their sanitary fe tums .).1 .11s I lth e,11v s1f ;?,'?y, 1976. y t
st ti t ' C� ✓ 'i '1�`' fee ' of ".-inch and l'.-inch
It; is proposed to i:l.,,.ntl �e,�Nruxi ���+: l; . -
deviator ':(:
fF sttrrlr,Ar,y sewer to serve 77 propose ► s 1 rr l o•far11 y rhra111s. T`‘e
sewer will be connec:tucf to jn ,tXistiQ., iia 1 Ql(i located in the nnrthw2st corner
of Lot 17�. Fit-:Ctinn I, and to ar :xistii1:; s"-:er lac.atc,0 a', the west edge of
Lot 14I , ',ectinn III.
Il1s;>ection durin5 construction and r airltew;ince upon cornletion will be !rro-
vi:aced Ly t:lci t',Y of
ial.e tri t.tl .:11t hili be !Irevided at the c rl1cl
South ..made 1 reetr+t%t M; nt.
This approval is givF a with the foll0Yirl cond1tious:
1. That a nininurr horizontal distance of 10 feet between sewers eod water
n;tics s or n vertical clearance of 1 incilc s 4ctlocon the invert of t;,c
wetur wain and toe crown of toe sewer be provided. Wiere these separa-
tion distances cannot be maintained, the sewer must tee constructed of
water works grade cast iron pine Oth r1c:chanical joints.
2. That the infiltration/exfiltrationr for thesubjectiso arr t's stina: shall not
exceed 4 '.' 'alloos pr:r inch of dial otcrper
hour
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3. That the result- of the infil;,ratian/exftl ratiui test an the conpleteed
sewer be submitted to this office within three months of completion of
construction.
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Mr. Albert L. Hughey, Vice President Nay 13, 1976
;;o material changes in the plans, construction or operation of this project
shall be made without first submitting to this office a detailed statement of such
proposed changes or additions and obtaining approval .
This approval letter shall act as an SPC 15 construction permit.
Plans and specifications were prepared by Weihe Engineers, Inc. , certified
by Allan H. Weihe, P.E. , and submitted for approval on February 18, 1976, with
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additional information submitted on February 25, 1976, and April 15, 1976.
This approval shall be void if construction is not begun before June 1, 1977.
Very truly yours,
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Oral H. Hert, Director
3ureau of Engineering
JLCraney/ni5
Approval Ho. 9191
cc: '-cannel Board of Public Works
Hamilton County Health Department
Weihe Engineers, Inc.
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BOARD CL:. .
PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATION
MARGARET ANN'YORK SUPERINTENDENT
VICE-PRESIDENT _„ 1--1;_. DR. ROBERT D. HENDENT
K.L.SINNOCK "-�� `/ ` ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
SECRETARY Iv,}. ^-cif DR.THOMAS H. IRVIN
S.SUZANNE ZINSER ; ' BUSINESS DIRECTOR
MEMBERS DAVID V.ANDERSON
JAMES T. O'NEAL. SR •`� I ,' CURRICULUM DIRECTOR
RICHARD G.SAVIDGE DR. MARVIN V. ODdM
February 19, 1976
Carmel Plan Commission
City Building
Carmel , Indiana 46032
Gentlemen:
I have had a discussion with Mr. Al Hughey relative to Brookshire North,
Section 3. We discussed sidewalks and the best way to move foot traffic,
both North and South, through the subdivision. It appears that excellent
provision has been made for the movement of foot traffic to the South
and then East along 126th Street. This should serve walking Junior High
School students who would attend Clay Junior High School . Mr. Hughey and
I discussed a method of moving foot traffic to the intersection of 131st
Street and Gray Road. It is possible that a new elementary school could
be built some day on the property north of Clay Junior High School facing
131st Street. The solution that Mr. Hughey and I discussed should make it
possible to walk youngsters of elementary school age to 131st and Gray so
that they could proceed east along 131st to the potential school site. Mr.
Hughey indicated that he is prepared to discuss this potential solution
with you by references to his plot plans.
As a general comment I think that it is fair to say that our current annual
cost of transporting a youngster to school on a bus is about $58.00. This
does not include the cost of new equipment. With new federal rules and
guidelines we are told that capacities of equipment manufactured after
October 27, 1976 will drop by 1/3. At the same time costs will go up to
about $19,500 per bus. The above facts cause us to conclude that the Carmel
and Clay Township taxpayers are well served if all of us continue to seek
ways of providing facilities for youngsters to walk to school . All of this
takes foresight and we appreciate the efforts of the Plan Commission and the
involved land developers in this advanced planning.
Very truly yours,
Al"(i*/#1(i/S"t*
David V. Anderson
Director of Business Affairs
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cc: Lumber Mart Inc.
Attn: Mr. Al Hughey
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: 99 4TH AVENUE. N . • CARMEL. IN 46032 • TELEPHONE (317) 844-9961