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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit Correspondence 1998-07-29B R. J. Hill Engineering Co., lnc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS / PLANNERS 283s3SIESTALANE. EUGENE,OREGON97402-9099. (541)344-9116. FAX:(541)342-598'l July 29, 1998 Mr. David J. Puent, Community Services Manager City of Springfield 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OP.97477 Re: Great Western Chemical Company Project 3600 Commercial Street Springfield, OP.97477 Dear Mr. Puent: As "Engineer of Record" on the above referenced project, I would like to request that you allow Ordell Construction Company to add the roof insulation and sheeting to the building purlins to add the additional diaphragm support to the roof system. I am concerned that the spaced purlins with x-bracing rods in place will not be adequate to safely insure the building systems integrity. If you can see your way clear to allow the work to proceed through the sheeting stage it would be greatly appreciated and allow me to sleep better nights. Thank you. cc: Jeff Belnap 6 IN 6 ORT@N 30. t. Robert J. Hill, P.E. Consulting Engineer a ctvtL STRUCTUBAL o MECHANICAL INDUSTRIAL Engineering Comments & Conditions By Bob Kettwig Site Location 17-02-31-21 Date:3/20198 taxlots 2700 &2800 Great Western Chemical Co 3600 Commercial Street Springfield,OR 97477 0bservations l. Land alteration has occurred on this site prior to obtaining a valid Land and Drainage Alteration Permit. 2. No wetlands identified 3. The plans as submitted show minimal erosion control measures and no construction staging. The plans as submitted are inadequate in that they fail to show the minimum application requirements even after several communications to the Engineer/owner. The geology report submitted is for seismic evaluation and not appropriate for this permit application. It should be re-directed to the building plan review application. 4. Site and City Storm System drains into identified wetlands. Conditions This document is an extension to the conditions of the Land and Drainage Alteration Permit. These conditions must be carried out in addition to and as a part of any other conditions or requirements listed on this permit application and shall be in addition to any current or pending permit application(s) or land use decisions. The owner shall be required to be in compliance with federal, state and local ordinances and codes, and sound engineering practices with regard to activity on this site. Specific conditions shall include but not be limited to the following; l. Wet weather conditions are now in effect through April 30, and may be extended if wet weather exists beyond that date. 2. Sediment from the consffuction must be trapped and prevented from leaving the project site or entering streams, drainage ways, wetlands, or other environmentally sensitive areas. Private and public property down gradient of the project site shall be protected against erosion during construction caused by runoff from the Project site. Runoff from the project site during construction shall be protected so that sediment-laden water will be filtered before entering the conveyance system. 3. Temporary erosion control facilities must be designed for the 2-year,24-hour storm. 4. Stabilization of all exposed areas will be required within 48 hours after reaching finished grade. 5. Sediment and erosion control measures shall be in place and functioning before clearing and grading begins. 6. Construction site entrances are egress points for vehicles onto paved public roadways. All projects, which will have vehicular traffic, shall have an approved means to prevent vehicles from tracking soil from the site. The owner shall maintain the entrance(s) as necessary to ensure proper functioning of the system. The inspector may require stabilization of interior roadways and car parks to keep sediment contained. If sediment is tracked offsite, sediment shall, on a daily basis, be swept or shoveled from the paved surface before washing. Runoff from construction entrances shall be directed to sediment ponds or traps where these have been otherwise provided on development sites. 7. Erosion control facilities shall not be allowed to fall into disrepair. The owner shall inspect facilities during and after rainfall events to ensure that they continue to function effectively. Repairs shall be made as soon as possible during rainfall events. 8. Temporary erosion control measures may not be removed until the site is permanently restored to the satisfaction of the inspector. For projects that contain or adjoin drainage ways or environmentally sensitive areas, or occur on slopes over l5 percent, the Director may require a restoration plan that shall consider vegetation types, mulching/armoring, and/or maintenance to affect the following: o Erosion and sediment control o Soil and slope stability o Protection of drainage ways and environmentally sensitive areas. 9. All temporary erosion control measures shall be removed within 30 days after final site stabilization has been achieved or after the measures are no longer needed. Sediment collected in traps, ponds, or silt fence shall be removed and disposed in an approved manner or stabilized on site. Disturbed soil areas resulting from sediment removal shall be permanently stabilized within seven days. 10. Straw bale barriers are temporary and have a life expectancy of two months or less. The purpose of straw/hay bale barriers is to l) intercept and detain small amounts of sediment from disturbed areas of limited extent in order to prevent sediment from leaving the site, and 2) decrease the velocity of sheet flows and low level channel flows o Straw/hay bale barriers are not a substitute for filter fabric fences as they are short-lived and provide very little filtration of sediment. Straw and hay bales may be used below areas subject to sheet and fill erosion. The size ofthe drainage area is to be no greater than 0.25 acre and the length ofthe slope behind the barrier should be no greater than 100 feet. Ifthe slope has a gradient greater than l0 percent, slope length should be no more than 50 feet.] o There shall be no concentration of water or possibility of a washout in a channel above the barrier. I l. Ifdrainage problems to adjacent properties are caused by or as a result ofactivity on this site then the applicanVowner/developer will be required to place additional storm drainage to remedy the situation. 12. The owner/contractor shall maintain adequate erosion control measures at all times. Failure of the owner and or contractor to provide adequate erosion control measures even if not shown on the plan or documents shall constitute a violation of this permit and the owner and or contractor shall bear full liability. 13. Payment of additional fees in the amount of $1207.09 for additional staff time beyond the normal permitting process must be paid at the time of or prior to issuance. 14. Issuance of this permit shall be conditional upon the engineer of record providing the City of Springfield with a Ietter stating that the work done to date meets minimum Federal, State and local codes and conforms to the requirements of this permit. 15. Failure by the owner and./or his contractors to follow and adhere to these conditions, permit requirements, City of Springfield ordinances, State and Federal codes and laws in part or in the whole may result in stop work orders, revocation of permits, fines and penalties, attorneys fees, court costs and costs associated with cleanup and restoration to the site, public right of ways, public and private drainageways and drainage systems, wetlands and private property. ?8atz ffi,a 4"r,- Z >?a Cru"J'& fi, /6o *,w? -,*'Aff''t il"+ A/-+r-z a,/ea* = e$S/o f I ATTACHMENT A o'Yrffi-,r CITY OF SPRINGFIELD SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CHARGE WORKSHEET NAME OR COMPANY Ore.h l,t)e#a+.'t . ,/ (//.oz i\ LOCATION DEVELOPMENT TYPT Ur.rn'o/ 7?/rz*tu /rrre- BUILDING SiZI OT SIZ bverc.J ha kar 6/$.31, /6 Covu 1. STORM DRAINAGE (u" c-r/*.k iMpERViOus sQ. FT. h2)€!a x $0.226 PER SQ. FT s /rttrrg 2. SANITARY SEI^IER-CITY Ft. 4Z NO. OF PFU'S (See Rever:se Si de) 3/ (/t ^r,e "*"V) X $46.86 PER PFU TOTAL-MWMC SDC 3 3. TRANSPORTATION NO OF UNITS X TRIP RATE X COSI PER TRIP j 6 x .7f x $472.49 x $472.49 x $472.49 Ml^lMC CREDIT IF APPLICABLE (SEE REVERSE) SUBTOTAL (ADD iTEMS 1,2,3 & 4)5ry BASE CHARGE (SUBTOTAL ABOVE) X .05, ,<6$ i 790- X X $ tJ I4. sANITARy sEWER-MllMC (1"J"r-$,1 l) 89 N0. 0F FEU'SJT{G. X /30- PER FEU + $10 I'4WI4C/ADM FEE "{^€EA6 $??3*L 85 $ _2/ '€- 4 frr-V*"2*n 5 1,59/ ', !!,1 4 sfl c@atnator Date 77ir TOTAL SDC ,t/ $ 33??,1F- rln I \.rt'ttr' tJlul I UALUULA I lL.rlU I At Ltrl Number of New Fixtures X Unit Equivalent = Fixture Uniis (NOTE: For remodels, catculate enl' t[g NET additional fixtures) FIXTURE TYPE Iv NUMBER OF UNIT FIXTURE NEW FIXTURES EOUIVALENT UNITS Bathtub...... Drinking Fountain........ Floor Drain...... lnterceptors For Grease/Oil/Solids/E1c............... lnterceptors For Sand/Auto Wash/Etc............... Laundry Tub/Clotheswasher Clotheswasher - 3 Or More..... Mobile Home Park Trap ('l Per Trailer)...... Receptor For Refrigerator/Water Station/Eic........ Receptor For Commercial Sink/Dishwasher/Etc.. Shower, Single Stall..... Shower, Gan9......... Sink: Bar, Commercial, Residerrtial Kitchen.... Urinal, Stall/Wall... Toilet, Public lnstallation. I 2 1 2 3 6 2 6 6 1 3 2 1/Head 2 2 1 6 4 r ,2 T2 3 -T- -7T-Toilet, Private.... Miscellaneous:./1) TOTAL FIXTURE UNITS 3r CREDIT CALCULATION TABLE: Based on assessed value lf improvements occurred after annexation date in table, calculate credits se arates Year Annexed ?.9 )X$ (Rate X Assessed Value) X$ (Rate X Assessed Value) Rate per $1,00O Assessed Value "?za4Credit for Parcel or Land Only lf Applicable lmprovement (if after annexation date) cREDtrrorAL =s /764 Rate per $1,000 Assessed Value 1979 or before 1 980 1 981 1 982 1 983 1 984 1 985 1 986 $3.97 3.89 3.83 3.70 3.55 3.39 3.20 2.91 1 987 1 988 1 989 1 990 1 991 1 992 1 993 1 994 1 995 1 996 $2.56 2.17 1.73 1.31 0.92 o.v4 0.61 o.45 o.31 o.17 RUNOFF COEFFIC]ENTS FOR STORM DRATNAGE (For Estimating Purposes Only) Residential...... Commerical..... lndustrial......... Governmental.. o.4 o.9 o5 o.5 IMPERVIOUS AREA : TOTAL LOT SIZE X RUNOFF COEFFICIENT ___3- I 7/ 77 ^:::;6r/