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TOWN OF MONTVILLE
Building Department
310 NORWICH-NEW LONDON TURNPIKE
UNCASVILLE, CT 06382-2599
TEL. (860) 848-3030 X382 FAX. (860) 848-7231
7/13/2005
Joseph M Solesky
PO Box 403
Colchester CT 06415
Certified Mail - Return Receipt Requested
FIRST NOTICE OF VIOLATION for the property located at:
6 ALLISON'S WAY Unit: Map/Lot: 035/008-000
You are hereby ordered to discontinue the violation at the above referenced property per
Section R113 of the 2003 IRC as adopted as the Connecticut State Building Code.
You must STOP WORK as per Section R114 of the 2003 IRC as adopted as the
Connecticut State Building Code and you must submit to the Building Department a plan of
compliance within ten (10) calendar days from the date of this notice in order to avoid possible
legal action.
The violation consists of:
Septic permit issued by Uncas Health District has been suspended. Work must stop
until new site plans have been submitted for review and have been approved.
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Norwich, CT 06360-5450
Telephone No. (860) 823-1189 FAX No. (860) 887-7898
E-Mail: officeAuncashd.org I Internet: http://www.uncashd.org
Serving the People of Norwich and Montville
July 13, 2005
Joseph Solesky
P.O. Box 403
Colchester, CT 06415
Re: 6 Allison's Way, Montville
Dear Mr. Solesky:
On July 8, 2005, a new plan for a septic system for the above property, prepared by Dutch &
Associates, was submitted to the District. The septic system and house have been moved
downgrade. The house is now located where the septic system had been previously designed.
There are no test holes or percolation tests in the area now proposed for the septic system.
Prior to the District reviewing the new septic system plan, a minimum of two test holes must be
dug in the area of the proposed system, and two test holes dug in the proposed reserve area. A
percolation test must also be done in the area of the proposed septic system.
As a new plan has been submitted and the septic system relocated, Permit # 2106, issued on
June 22, 2005 for 6 Allison's Way is hereby suspended. No work may be done until the
new plan is reviewed and approved, and a revised septic system permit is issued.
Fees in the amount of $175.00 are due to the District for review of the new plan, the additional
test holes, and reissuing the septic permit.
Please have your contractor contact the District to schedule the testing.
Sincerely,
Patrick McCormack, MPH
Director of Health for the Uncas Health District
c: Montville Building Department