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IPACHTE# o~►-s= Harnett County Department of Public Health 2 5 8 8 2 Improvement Permit A building permit cannot be issued with only an Improvement Permit PROPERTY LOCATION: NC ISSUED T0: Ca SUBDIVISION LOT # NEWX REPAIR ❑ EXPANSION ❑ Site Improvements required prior to Construction Authorization Issuance: Type of Structure: Q-0 '~31 1 w~,1c~ ooc v , s_o~ N 6 Proposed Wastewater System Type: 4B-1- Rt=ag~~ ,a „t Sys _,n Projected Daily Flow: 1 ~O GPD Number of bedrooms: Number of Occupants: max Basement ❑Yes No Pump Required: ❑Yes ❑ No May be required based on final location and elevations of facilities Type of Water Supply: ❑ Community Public ❑ Well Distance from well I(~ feet Permit valid for: Five years Permit conditions: ❑ No expiration Authorized State Agent:: 7! `1 X15 Date: ss V1t) SEE ATTACHED SITE SKETCH The issuance of this permit by the Health Department in no way guar ntees nce of other permits. The permit holder is esponsible for checking with appropriate governing bodies in meeting their requirements. This site is subject to revocation if the site plan, plat, or the intended use changes. The Im vement Permit shall not be affected by a change in ownership of the site. This permit is subject to compliance with the provisions of the taws and Rules for Sewage Treatment and Disposal and to conditions of this permit. Construction Authorization (Required for Building Permit) The construction and installation requirements of Rules .1950, .1952, .1954, .1955, .1956, .1951, .1958. and .1959 are incorporated by references into this permit and shall be met Systems shall be installed in accordance with the attached system layout. ISSUED T0: P,~ Joao ~~>~~~EL~ amrh PROPERTY LOCATION: SUBDIVISION Facility Type: ~Aaoor., ~V ~Lb~N X New ❑ Expansion ❑ Basement? ❑ Yes _J9 No Basement Fixtures? ❑ Yes XNo Type of Wastewater System** 9-6.QyCZ"c1 J' C -3-Y5 ; E.m (See note below, if applicable Nc- ?-4- Repair LOT # (Initial) Wastewater flow: 11G0 cPS/o R6ov5,NvuN (Repair) Installation Requirements/Conditions Number of trenches a Septic Tank Size soo o gallons Exact length of each trench 5n feet Pump Tank Size gallons Trenches shall be installed on contour at a Maximum Trench Depth of. I a inches (Trench bottoms shall be level to +/-1/4" in all directions) Pump Requirements: ft. TDH vs. GPM Conditions: -TH.a P amy i"Fio C A c..ct-.a fl ag'Na `4 k "i SE Trench Spacing: Feet on Center Soil Cover: inches (Maximum soil cover shall not exceed 36" above the trench bottom) Aggregate Depth: -oN~il LYg,~ 1 S, ^CNE Pao PossaT. GPD inches below pipe inches above pipe inches total Nn o ~,~cs E...E NiS ~c= `S H v~ gEcLM ~ \ Sap- ~r-' *If applicable: l undeatand the system type rpeciTed is different from the type rpecided on the application. / accept the specifications of this permit Hc.1isJ w.:r, Pw-r Q~CS:1oroS Qcs..ML Zo \~s7w-t_ps,\ON, Owner/legal Representative Signature: Date: This Construction Authorization is subject to revocation if the site plan, plat, or the intended use changes. The Construction Authorization shall not be transferred when there is a change in ownershiD of the site. This lonstruuton Authorization is subect to compliance ith ision the laws and Rules (or Sewage Treatment and Disposal and to the co ions of this permit. SEE ATTACHED SITE SKETCH Authorized :State Agent: 4 rDate: --L 1>) _ Con tion Authorization Expiration Date: F~`6 C- Department of Environment, Health and Natural Resources Sheet: Division of Environmental Health Property ID: On-Site Wastewater Section Lot 0: File 0: SOIILISIITZ EVALUATION Code: for OIN-SITIC WASTEWATER SYSTEM Owner: Applicant: Address: Date Evaluated: Proposed Facility: Design Flow (.1949): Property Size: Locltion of Site: Propity Recorded: Weir Supply: ❑ Public ❑ Lldividual ❑ Well ❑ spring ❑ Other Evalmdon Method: 0 Auger Boring 0 Pit cut Type of Wastewater: ❑ Sewage ❑ Indusbial Process ATxed R O F I 1940 H SOU. MO RPHOt O0Y 1941 AR PROFU.B FACTORS E Pwi Slope % am Dq* (id) .1941 ftuch" a .1941 C MkWalogy .1941 Soil webmw .1943 soil Do* 1N .1936 Ilan .1944 PMMG Herb Con Elorii A LTA 1 L Z'/~ u~ L6 3L 29- 32 se-L- jp° y, y /6 X10 ,uw ?.Syrt. Mier Factors (.1946k Site Classification (.1948r Evaluated By: Others Presentt. HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. SOIL & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS P.O. Box 400, 266 Old Coats Road Lillington, NC 27546-0400 Phone (910) 893-8743 / Fax (910) 893-3594 ~E-mail: service@halowensoil.com 18 January 2010 Mr. Jerry Lee Averasboro Battlefield Commission Post Office Box 1811 Dunn, NC 28334 Reference: Soil Investigation and Septic System Design Averasboro Battlefield (1.5 Acres) NC PIN 0595-72-8087.000 Dear Mr. Lee, A site investigation was conducted for the above referenced property which is located on the western side of NC 82, Duke Township, Harnett County, North Carolina. The purpose of the investigation was to determine the ability of this lot to support a subsurface sewage waste disposal system and 100 % repair area for an additional bathroom/ comfort station. This report represents my professional opinion but does not guarantee or represent permit approval for any lot by the local Health Department. Water usage data have been obtained from the Harnett County Department of Public Utilities (copy attached). For the period of December 2006 through October 2009 these data indicate an average daily use of 22.16 gallons. However, in February 2007 it is believed that a leak occurred in the building, and an average of 47.8 gallons per day was recorded that month. In March 2008, data show an average of 40 gallons per day was used. The owners are not aware of a leak during that period. Also, in June 2009, 950 gallons were used for an average daily consumption of 30.6 gallons. We believe this number, 30.6 gallons per day, is a good representation of the peak flows that can be expected from this facility. Most of the activities at the battlefield are oriented to the warmer months, and therefore collection of daily readings at this time of year (winter) would not be representative of actual use. With expectations of increasing flows in the future due to more visitors to the museum, this septic proposal utilizes a daily flow of 160 gallons. It is our understanding that during special events held throughout the year the bathrooms will be locked and portable toilets will be utilized. A soil investigation was conducted and a significant amount of provisionally suitable soils for subsurface sewage waste disposal was observed (see attached map). The provisionally suitable soils exhibit a friable sandy clay loam subsoil with suitable structure and appear adequate to support long term acceptance rate of 0.4 gal/day/sgft. Soil wetness condition in the form of two chroma mottles were observed in the 24 to 30 inch zone below surface. Soil Science Investigations • Wetland Delineations, Permitting, and Consulting HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. The initial septic system is proposed as a gravity driven system to two 50ft long, 25%- reduction type drainlines (such as EZ Flow or chamber). The repair system is proposed as the same. Due to soil wetness conditions in the 24 to 30 inch zone below surface, both systems are required to be installed ultra shallow. This requirement will necessitate the addition of at least 6 inches of topsoil to completely cover the system. Additional topsoil, up to approximately one foot of cover, is advisable but not required. A septic system layout and supporting information are attached to this report. The septic system has been demonstrated with various colored pin flags that are located on the lot. It is important that you do not disturb the septic system area. It is recommended that a staked line or protective fence be placed around the system prior to construction to eliminate any potential damage to the soil or the layout of the system. A curtain drain above the septic system is recommended. The curtain drain should be installed two and one-half to three feet deep to intercept subsurface water moving laterally through the soil toward the drainfield. A swale and berm along the top edge of the curtain drain should also be installed to catch and divert surface water. At the road, water from the curtain drain should be conveyed by solid pipe just inside the property line and outlet at the stream. See the attached curtain drain schematic for additional detail. Precautions should be taken to prevent vehicular traffic over the septic system and repair area. Equipment stored in the barn should be transported around the septic system area using a ten-foot wide easement located along the eastern property line or taken around the northern end of the barn and out the back. The site is serviced by public water supply from Harnett County Public Utilities. The existing well on the northern end of the museum building will need to be abandoned to allow setbacks from the new septic system. An application for well abandonment is attached. Please forward this report to Harnett County when applying for a permit. I appreciate the opportunity to provide this service and hope to be allowed to assist you again in the future. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact me at your convenience. srt - Sincerel , Hal Owen Licensed Soil Scientist CC: Harnett County Environmental Health ion science investigations • wetiand Delineations, Permitting, and Consulting HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. Soil Science Investigations • Wetland Delineations, Permitting, and Consulting B enchrn a rk E'i tva4i*^ = 4 ~L HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. Averasboro Battlefield Curtain Drain 105 104 103 0 102 ~i 101 M 3 100 99 W 98 97 96 0 30 60 90 Length of Curtain Drain --*-Ground Eievation -*-Curtain Grain Elevation 1f1 E C H DRAIN DP 1'A" deeper fiL fl! Aus61 L., a# & sit I%, t srraie `-`}yj~' L,,~~'{tomtdttstlR37pGe s snorer if►" ~ Cm►u.. JraiaEiaes tD I" in ' { Y ~ i~d► tt 7 ~ - ' . + . ~ drahifn* s, aad -I' thy. drnirEine dr_FrtTt 51ope of di am ant[ twaw Soil Science Investigations • Wetland Delineations, Permitting, and Consulting j-, lr HAL OWEN & ASSOCIATES, INC. SEPTIC SYSTEM LAYOUT DESIGN Applicant: Averasboro Battlefield Commission Phone mailing address: Post Office Box 1811, Dunn NC 28334 Site Address: 3300 NC Hwy 82, Dunn P.I.N.: 0595-72-8087.000 Daily Flow: 160 allons Lines flagged at site on 9 ft centers. Initial / Repair Line # Line color Drainline Len h ft Measured Field Line Len h ft Relative Elevation(ft) Initial 1 B 50 110 103.02 Initial 2 Y 50 51 102.71 Repair 3 R 50 116 102.68 Repair 4 Y 50 85 102.25 EIP=100.00 PROPOSED SYSTEM: Initial System 2 X 50ft (X3ft) accepted status drainline installed on contour @ 12 in. LTAR 0.4 gal/day/sgft Repair System 2 X 5041 (X3ft) accepted status drainline installed on contour @ 12 in. LTAR 0.4 gal/day/sgft - See map on following page - Soil Science Investigations + Wetland Delineations, Permitting, and Consulting ~~6