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Marion County OREGON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Cra~ O. U~em~ AUGUST 26, 1993 (~) ~ JEFFREY C~SE PLANNING & ENFORCEMENT BOARD OF COMM~$~ON[R$ R~nd:dl Fran~ 5320 NW ESTER STREET VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON 98663 SUBJECT: $IT~ 93-1155, T. Z0$, R.5E, SECT.02 LOT 2, BLOCK 2, PATTON ADDZTION 125 FIRST STR~RT, DETROIT, OREGON 97342 PR~-PERMIT, FIELD STAKEOUT REVIEW I stopped by this property and reviewed the preconstruc- tion field stakeout for the proposed development. Unfor- tunately, the septic system dralnfield lines are not slaked to the natural landform, level end to end, as is necessary for proper construction. After the visit, I spoke with Kevin Hill's about the need for an accurate stakeout. I assume that Kevin has talked to you about staking the property. If not, it will be necessary to stake the property as per the october 13, 1992 site evaluation letter and the construction detail sheet for seepage trench consideration. It is important that great care is used in slaking the proposed construction. cially, the individual drainfield lines for both drain- fields. Note, that the lines must b~ level end to end to construct the lines at the correct depth of 42 inches deep minimum and maximum. Submit a detailed to-scale-drawn ~lot 91an of the cor- rected stakeout to our office fo~ re-evaluation as soon as possible. Alternative sand filter systems can be con- sidered which utilize slightly less dr~infield should you not be able to stake the required amount of seepage trench lines. Additionally, the proposed access and resulting driveway cutbank from First Street will severe- ly limit space for stakin~ th~ drainfield lines. Refer to the enclosed stakeout procedure and the setback li~t for details to complete the stakeout. Call, if you have any que~tion~. office between 8 and 10 AM. L~E A', IM , SOIL SCIENTIST MARION COUNTY, BUILDING INSPECTIONS I am usually in the High Str~t NE $~Jem, Oregon ~730'J.~67~) - --