HomeMy WebLinkAboutMemo - Underlying Gravel BedDave Argo
From: Levi Jansma <levij@moodyandsons.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2019 7:41 AM
To: Dave Argo
Subject: Moody Construction - Septic Note
Attachments: MOODY septic note.pdf
Dave
Yesterday I turned in a Septic Permit for our new modular building permit proposal. I talked to Andy briefly
about using a vault, he has said it will be okay. But he wanted a note about the underlying gravel
bed/structure. I have attached an official note to add to the file folder with our permit.
Thank you for your time and help in this process!
„ MOODY 0ONSTIUCTI'DI a Silt INC.
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Levi Jansma
Project Manager / Estimator
1629 P Road
Loma, CO 81524
Office #: 970-379-9192
Cell #: 406-360-9918
Ievij@moodyandsons.com
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MOODY CONSTIIUCTION & SONS, INC.
Earth Moving - Environmental - Commercial
Septic Permit
For new Office Modular Construction
When filing for the new Septic Installation Permit, Moody Construction & Sons,
Inc., decided to implement a pump vault design over a leach field design. The reason for
this decision is that the area where the septic will be needed is on top of an old
reclaimed gravel mine operation. With the fill beneath the reclaim not being of a natural
gravel bed the use of a pump vault system will be ideal.
(9101 319-9192 • 1629 R Road • Loma, CO 81524