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10163 MILL CREEK RD SE
Permit City
Aumsville
Permit Number
94-04185
Parcel Number
081W31AB00400
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Permit
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DIRECTOR <br /> <br />BUH.,DING INSPECTION <br />1503) S88-5147 <br /> <br />PLANNING & <br />ENFORCEMENT <br />(503~ 588-5038 <br /> <br />ROARD OF <br />COMMISSIONERS <br /> <br />OFFICER <br /> <br />Marion County <br /> OREGON <br /> COMMUNITY ESEVELOPMENT <br /> DEPARTMENT <br /> <br />NOVEMBER 29, 1994 <br /> <br />FILE <br /> <br />NORM3% WOIEN <br />10163 MILL CREEK ROAD SE <br />AUMSVILLE, OREGON 97325 <br /> <br />SUBJECT: T:SS, R:iW, SECT:31AB, T/L:400. SEPTIC REVIEW <br /> 10163 MILL CREEK ROAD SE. AUMSVILLE, OR 97325 <br /> <br />I stopped by this property November 15th and November <br />lSth to review the soil test pit which is dug within the <br />area of the proposed replacement septic system. Unfortu- <br />nately, the water table was so near the ground surface <br />(at 16 & 13 inches of the surface) during the visits that <br />I could not examine the soil profile at the depth neces- <br />sary to consider any septic system other than a substan- <br />dard alternative sand filter/capping fill system. <br /> <br />If I understand correctly, the current septic system <br />drainfield is partially on the adjacent property which <br />must be re-located wholly within the boundaries of your <br />own property. <br /> <br />It appears that there4are two problems with the proposal: <br />First; the substandard soil conditions. And, second; too <br />little space to construct the appropriate replacement <br />system. The enclosed setback list outlines minimum set- <br />back and separation distances for components of septic <br />systems. Note, especially the 100 feet from all wells. <br /> <br />A sand filter/capping fill septic system can be quite <br />complicated and expensive. Also, it probably can only be <br />successfully constructed during the dry soil summer <br />season. We have hand-out information of the different <br />septic systems which may be of benefit to you. I suggest <br />that you stop by our office Monday through Friday, during <br />the morning hours to further discuss your proposal. <br /> <br />Call, if you have any questions. <br />office betweeo% 8 and 10 AM. <br /> <br />LEE A. GRIMES, SOIL SCIENTIST <br />MARION COUNTY, BUILDING INSPECTIONS <br /> <br />I am usually in the <br /> <br />Community Development Center · 285 Church Street N.E., Room 132 Salem, Oregon 97301-3670 <br /> <br /> <br />
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