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Andy Schwaller
Tuesday, July 20,2021 1:03 PM
Chris Lehrman; Glenn Hartmann
Chris Butler; David Kotz; John Partch
RE: Lot 21 Teller Springs Butler Property
Chris,
We can issue the grading permit with the clarification e-mail below. The grading would be at the owner's risk pending a
final review based on the amended site plan with the building permit application addressing the plat notes and
floodplain issues.
Thanks,
Andy
From: Chris Lehrman <ChrisL@sgm-inc.com>
Sent: Monday, July L9,202L L:11 PM
To: Andy Schwaller <aschwaller@garfield-county.com>; Glenn Hartmann <ghartmann@garfield-county.com>
Cc: Chris Butler <cbutle11020@gmail.com>; David Kotz <DaveK@sgm-inc.com>; John Partch <JohnP@sgm-inc.com>
Subject: [External] RE: Lot 21 Teller Springs Butler Property
Andy and Glenn,
Responses to your questions
L. plat note i.oC - The soils report is attached. We are setting the f¡nished floor elevation 5 feet above existing
grade to account for flood plain, etc. ln regards to the Robertson Ditch there is a water way below the ditch that
flows excess water to the Roaring Fork River. You can see it in the Google Earth imagery at the toe of the slope'
There is a small existing pond that collects water and sends it north and then east to RF River. lf that does not
catch and convey all of the water in the even of an Ditch Failure, the FF of the house is 5 feet above existing
grade so the grading around the house will divert flow around the house. No risk to house.
2. The elevation of the groundwater is lower than the bottom of the foundation footers
3. The proposed driveway is shown on the drawings but it will be either at grade or approximately 6-¡nches higher
than existing grade. The Driveway will not interfere with the flood plain.
4. Yes, the utilities are being moved towards the river so they will not be in conflict with the foundation.
Do you need a formal response or revisions to the Grading and Erosion Control plans?
We have survey scheduled for this Friday and are ready to go as soon as permit is issued
Thanks!
Chris Lehrman, PE
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From: Andy Schwa ller <aschwaller@garfield-countv.com>
Sent: Monday, July 72,2O2I t2:42 PM
To: chris Lehrman <chrisL@ssm-inc.com>; chris Butler <cbutle11020@smail.com>
Cc: G lenn Ha rtma nn <ghafLma nn @ga rfield-cou ntv.com>
Subject: Lot 21 Teller Springs Butler Property
Chris (plural),
As you already know this lot has some interesting aspects. See attached Plat Note 10 (c). I believe the utilities are also
being moved so they are not under the proposed structure. Glenn also has some concerns with the final driveway
design and verification it will not be an issue within the floodplain. The owner has applied for a grading permit and we
want to be sure these items have been addressed prior to issuing the grading permit. Could you provide additional
information to the Grading and Erosion Control Plan submitted to address these issues.
Thanks,
Andy
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