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HomeMy WebLinkAbout22IWC18 - OLD PLAN FROM 2013 Improvement Location Plan 67 Kitemaug Rd 11.6.2012 for Ali1."PLAN OF BUILDING LOTS ON MASSAPEAG FARM OWNED BY F.W. BROWNING 1910" 2."PLAN OF SHORE LOTS HAUGHTON COVE TERRACE MONTVILLE, CT. FOR BY F.W.WILBER REALTY CO.AUGUST 1911" 3."FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP NEW LONDON COUNTY CONNECTICUT PANEL 353 OF 554 MAP# 09011C0353G JULY 18, 2011" 1. THIS SURVEY (OR MAP) HAS BEEN PREPARED PURSUANT TO THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES SECTIONS 20-300b-1 THRU 20-300b-20 AND THE "STANDARDS FOR SURVEYS AND MAPS IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT" AS ADOPTED BY THE CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF LAND SURVEYORS, INC. ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1996; THE TYPE OF SURVEY IS A IMPROVEMENT LOCATION SURVEY. BOUNDARY DETERMINATION IS BASED ON A RESURVEY OF PROPERTY AND CONFORMS TO THE 'A-2' CLASS OF ACCURACY. 2. TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES, IF SHOWN HEREON, WERE PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CLASS T-2 AND TIED TO CTGS MONUMENT 505 NAVD 88 ELEVATION 71.125. 3. THE INTENDED PURPOSE OF THIS MAP/SURVEY IS TO SHOW EXISTING BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY , WETLANDS AND PROPOSED NEW HOUSE TO REPLACE EXISTING HOUSE. 100° SET POSTS / EXCAVATE 6" X 6" TRENCH / SET POST DOWNSLOPE/STAPLE WIRE MESH CANTED 10° INTO SLOPE SET 8' TO 10' APART, AND INTO GRADE 12" MIN., 2" X 4" X 5' STAKES DRIVEN FENCING TO POSTS / ATTACH FILTER BACKFILL TRENCH / COMPACT EXCAVATED SOIL FABRIC TO FENCING / EXTEND INTO TRENCH COMPACTED BACKFILL FLOW WIRE FENCING FILTER FABRIC 6" TO 8" WIDE 6" TO 8" DEEP TRENCH CUT FOLD FABRIC UP SLOPE 1-14-13 ADDRESS WETLAND AGENT COMMENTS 2012-108 AL12108 PROP1" = 20'RWHNOVEMBER 26, 2012 500 1 OF 1 SUBSTANTIALLY CORRECT AS NOTED HEREON. TO MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, THIS MAP IS ROBERT W. HELLSTROM, L.S. #13626 ( IN FEET ) 1 inch = ft. 68 BOGG LANE LEBANON, CT 06249 (860) 465-7419 REYNOLDS ENGINEERING SERVICES, LLC hellstromsurveying@yahoo.com (NOT TO SCALE) www.hellstromlandsurveying.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ANY REPRODUCTION, POSSESSION OR USE OF THIS DRAWING OR ANY PART THEREOF WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE SURVEYOR INDICATED BELOW IS PROHIBITIED. VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE LAW. 40200'20 20 EX.HOUSE EX.SHED EX.SHED EX.SHED BM SET C NAIL IN POLE HELT11281 NGVD 88 ELEV. 24.22 (PLAN) ARE SUBSTNTIALLY CORRECT. I HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE WETLANDS SHOWN ON THIS MAP SOIL SCIENTIST MARK SULLIVAN DATE 100 YEAR FLOOD ZONE AE ELEV. 12 CLOSING LINE BOUNDARY IS CENTER LINE OF STREAM CLOSING LINE, BOUNDARY LINE IS MEAN HIGH WATER ELEVATION 1.2 DOCK LOCATION MAP 1"=200' K I T EM A U G RO AD ORCHARD DRIVESITE 14 16 18 2022 20 16 24 GRADE T O 24 GRADE T O D R AI N 14x3 14x2 1. DESIGN CRITERIA/CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND DETAILS: State of Connecticut DOT form 814 guidelines for soil erosion and sediment control. 2. LIMITS OF DISTURBANCE: Upon approval of individual site plan development, the limit of development shall be established in the field for each proposed structure. Disturbance limits as shown shall be bounded by staked hay bales or silt fence. 3. EROSION CONTROLS: Area to be disturbed shall be bounded by staked hay bales or silt fence. All erosion controls, including silt fence and anti-tracking pad shall be installed and inspected by the Land use ZEO and/or Wetland Agent prior to stumps being pulled, grubbing, or excavation. The ZEO and Wetland Agent may modify the erosion control requirement based on field conditions so as to adequately control erosion and siltation from the site. 4. TREES CLEARED: Trees shall be cleared and cut to length and stacked or removed from the site. Then the pulling of stumps, grubbing and/or excavation shall begin. 5. DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURES: All demolition materials to be placed in containers, removed off site and properly disposed of. Any resulting holes will be filled with clean fill and re-graded to match existing contours. 6. DRIVEWAYS: All driveway and driveway shoulders shall be stripped, graded as shown on plan, and graveled. All driveway shoulders shall be stabilized immediately upon grading, either by diverting runoff, mulching, or seeding and hay bales, silt fence or other approved measures the same day that cuts are made. 7. TOPSOIL: All topsoil shall be stripped and saved in an area as shown on the plan or as approved by the Planner and Wetland Agent. Topsoil shall not be removed from the site except as in compliance with the Zoning Regulations. 8. CONSTRUCTION & DISTURBED AREA: Excavation and construction shall commence following inspection and approval of erosion control and construction of the driveway. The disturbed area shall be so as to contain runoff within the lot to the greatest extent possible. 9. SITES IN WINTER: When a site will be open during the winter months, rough grading and 4-6 inch mulching must occur prior to construction in order to minimize erosion and uncontrolled runoff. 10. DRAINS: Foundation and curtain drains shall be installed as shown on the approved plan. Any changes to the location of the drains or the additions of any drains shall be approved by the Wetlands Agenda prior to installation. 11. COMPLETE SITE WORK: Finish grading shall occur as soon as possible on all lots where there is potential for erosion and for degradation of wetlands and watercourses. Lots shall be finish graded, seeded with perennial grasses suitable for the respective amount of sun or shade and mulched prior to Certificate of Zoning Compliance. 12. FINAL STABILIZATION: Erosion controls shall be maintained on the lot as long as they are needed to control erosion and sedimentation. 13. E&S CONTROLS: All E&S controls shall be inspected on a daily basis and maintained as necessary until all disturbed areas are permanently re-vegetegated or otherwise stabilized. Remove silt at hay bales or silt fence outlets after all rainfalls. The responsibility of such inspection shall be that of the contractor. 14. SCHEDULE: Construction to commence May 1, 2013 and completion by May 1, 2015. 10 14x2 7 5 ' PROP. WELL BRO OK 1. THE HOMEOWNER SHALL NOT REMOVE A RAIN GARDEN, SEVER OR RE-ROUTE ANY DRAINAGE LINE LEADING TO THE RAIN GARDEN OR TAKE NAY OTHER ACTION WHICH PREVENT SURFACE RUNOFF FROM REACHING THE RAIN GARDEN AND FLOWING THROUGH IT AS DESIGNED. 2. THE HOMEOWNER SHALL ANNUALLY REMOVE SEDIMENT , LEAVES, LITTER, OR OTHER MATERIALS WHICH MAY HAVE ACCUMULATED IN THE RAIN GARDEN. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLAN - RAIN GARDENS PLANTS SHOULD BE A VARIETY THAT CAN TOLERATE WET CONDITIONS, BUT ALSO VERY DRY CONDITIONS. SWAMP AZALEA, BLACK-EYED SUSAN, IRIS, NEW YORK ASTER, AND ROYAL FERN A COMBINATION OF THE ABOVE PLANTS TOTALING 16 PLANTS SHALL BE PLANTED IN THE RAIN GARDEN 2-3" MULCH LAYER 6" BERM EXISTING GROUND PROPOSED HOUSE AREA = 1156 SQ.FT. HOUSE = 1156 SQ.FT. AREA REQUIRED FOR RAIN GARDEN TO STORE FIRST 1" OF STORM AT 6" DEEP= 1156/6=96 CUBIC.FT. REQUIRED 6" RAIN GARDEN 20'x 10' =100 CUBIC.FT. PROVIDED COASTAL JURISDICTION LINE ELEV. 2.3 50' FOO TI N G ROOF DRAIN15x0 EXISTING DRIVE PROPOSED DRIVE TO FOLLOW SAME PATH EXISTING LATERAL 12.5' DEEP, VERIFY IN FIELD BL BL BL BL BL BL BL INVERT = 13.5± PROPOSED INVERT = 18.0 15' 15' 15' 15' 40' 40' 40' STOCKPILE 50' 2-13-13 ADD 50' REGULATED AREA FROM WATER'S EDGE DRAIN DRAI N