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RECEIVED
~VOV A r 2003
77x MayorCortie & City Coundl City OP bTeridian
City Clerk OfFice
From{ Brad Watson, P.E.
tx,: Flle; Gary Smith, PE; City Gerk; City Attorney
E>'ate: 10/2/03
~: Westborough Subdivision -November 12 Pre-Council Meeting
Westborough Subdivision is now asking the City of Meridian for sewer service to their project
You have previously approved providing water service to this subdivision, which is located in
the county, west Of North Locust Grove Road.
Westborough is apparsntiy unable to obtain septic system permits from Central District
Health Department, dung high groundwater concerns, for the five residentiat tots in this
subdivision.
The developer proposes to install a private pressurized sewage collection system with
individual krt grinder pumps and pump the sewage th the sewer main the City is installing in
N. Locust Grove Road. Please refer to the attad~ed October 23, 2003 letter from W&H
Pacific to Bruce Fredd~on, which letter contains a detailed description of this proposal.
The Public Works Department does not object to tins request iF the following conditions and
requirements are met:
Westborough submits engineered plans for the pressure sewer discharge irrto the
public sewer main.
2. Westborough pays a sewer assessment f~ for each of the five residential k>ts
prior to Ada County issuing a building permit fnr each lot Westborough will also
execute Non-Build and Non-Occupancy Agreements, similar to thou
agreements executed for the Vrenna Woods Subdivision.
3. Westborough deposits with the City of Meridian 5096 of the estimated cost for
constructing an eight-inch diameter sewer main, with manholes, and service lines
to earth of their five lots, from the south end of Jericho Road to a point
approximately t3B0 feet north. Westborough will provide the construction cost
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estimate to the Public Works Department for review and approval. This deposit
will be submitted #t Public Works prior to release of the Norr-Build Agreement.
4. Westborough executes en AGREEMENT FOR CONNECTION TO THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN'S SEWER SYSTEM OUTSIDE THE CITY prior to release of the Non-Budd
Agreement.
5. Westborough submits a statement to the City as to how the private sewage
collection and pumping system will be operated and maintained. It is important
that future residents of these lots know someone other than the City is
responsible for their system maintenance even though they will be receiving a
monthly bill from the City for sewer service.
6. Westborough submits evidence of approval of this pressurized sewage collection
and pumping system from the appropriate agency having jurisdiction.
Mr. Jim Jewett of J.L.J. Enterprises, the developer, intends b 6e available at the City Council
meeting to answer any questlons you may have. I have also asked him to invite Mr. Mike
Reno of the Cent-al District Health Department to be in attendance.
thank you,
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NOV• 6~ 2~~3` 5_14FMFR CITY OF P~RIDIRN
PACIFIC
October 23, 2003
City of Meridian
Public Works Department
660 E. Watertower, Spite 200
Meridian, m 83642
Re: Tanporarp Pr~esstattxd Sewer for Westborough Subdivision
Job loo. 30363
Dear lvlr„ Freekletos
3130 South Orryhee Street
Boise, Idaho 837051768
208.391.5400
Fax 208.342.5353
the ~jatos>!~slaau of the W and developer Mr. Jim Jewett, l am writing to inform you of
Jericho estboronp~ Subdivision, specifically the SiR lots that front
Road and providing them y~ql ~~, ~~ service.
Oa Wednesday October 22, 2003, Jim Jewett and Wdr•I3 pacific met with Mike lteao of
Central Disltict Health DeP~hrtelrt to discuss lifting sanitary sewer restrictions from the
Eve residential oae•acre lots on the west side of the Westboroug$ Subdivision (fronting
Jericho ~ad)• The additions] large five-acre lot does not have sanitary sewer restticuon
epP~ tb tG Dtuing tee course of the meeting, Mike Reno etcpressed his tesetvaaon to
Pproving the desftcd septic systems due to concerns of a shallow grrnmdwater table.
In the spirit of finding an ,immediate sohrtiott to this problem, we discussed a temporary
sanitary sewer force main yy~m as a means to service the five residential loin and the
additional five-sere lot at the comer of Jericho Road ~ Chinden Boulevard- The
Prosstuized sewer system would be used until a gravity sewer main could be extended up
Jericho Road allowing the lots tp later be converted to 4aditional gravity services,
In addition to the improvements currently being made to Jericho goad is ffie installation
ofgravity services for each of the residential lots. To impede flow we propo~ ~8 ~
upstr¢am end of these services into a camcte2e jutrctio>z s~o~.e with temporary plugs
sc5eduled ~ Jrncho Itnad_ For the~time b®be corpaecied to the future sewer main
taro the junction strucnrte and exit down a secon~ewater would flow from the house
as adjacent wet•well struchue with a ~ $mhty line which would drain to
forced through a 1-U4" lateral into a 2""~~ P~p• The w~tewater would then be
Che residential lots. 19ais 2'> ~s'a~ sewer main marring down the back of
pressure a>ain would manifold wastevuarer from the five
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Memo
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To: Mayor Currie & Cily Councl
From: Brad Watson, P.E.
CC: File; Gary Smith, PE; City Gerk; City Attorney
tgatee 1012/03
I~,ECEIVED
City Of 1Vieridian
City Clerk Office
Rm Westborough Subd'nrislon -November 12Pre-Council Meeting
Westborough Subdivision is now asking the City of Meridian for sewer service to their project
You have previously approved providing water service to this subdivision, which is located in
the courrty, west of North Locust Grove Road.
Westborough is apparently unable th obtain septic system permits from Central District
Health Department, citing high groundwater concerns, for the five residential lots in this
SLII>dIVIS10n.
The developer proposes th install a private pr~suriaed sewage col~ction system with
individual lot grinder pumps and pump the sewage th the sewer main the City is installing in
N. Locust Grove Road. Please refer to the attached October 23, 2003 letter from W&H
Pacfic to Bruce Frgckleton, which letter corrtains a detailed desrxiption of this proposal.
The Public Works Department does not object m this request'rf the following conditions and
requirements are met:
Westborough submits engineered plans forthe pressure sewerdischarge into the
public sewer main.
2. Westborough pays a sewer assessment fee for each of the five residential lots
prior th Ada County issuing a building permit for each lot. Westborough wiB also
execute Non-Build and Non-0ccupancy Ag-eements, sirrrilar to thou
agreements executed forthe V erenna woods Subdivision.
3. Westborough deposits with the City of Meridian 50% of the estimated cost for
constructing an eight inch diameter sewer main, with manholes, and service lines
to each of their five lots, from the south end of Jericho Road to a pant
appro~dmatay 860 feet north. Westborough will provide the construction cost
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estimate to the Public Works Department for review and approval. This deposit
will be submitted to Public Works prior th release of the Non-Budd Agreement.
4. Westborough ex®cutes an AGREEMENT FOR CONNECTION TO THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN'S SEWER SYSTEM OUTSIDE THE CITY prior to release of the Non-Build
Ag-Berrrellt.
5. Westborough submits a statement th the City as to how the private sewage
crollection and pumping system will be operated and maintained. It is important
that future residerrts of these lots know someone other than the City is
responsible for their system maintenance even though they will be receiving a
monthly bill from the City for sewer service.
6. Westborough submits evidence of approve of this pressurized sewage collection
and pumping system from the appropriate agency having jurisdiction.
Mr. Jim Jewett oP J.L.J. F~terprises, the developer, intends to Ibe available at the City Counal
meeting to answer any questions you may have. I have also asked him to invite Mr. Mike
Reno of the Central District Health Department to be in attendance.
Thank you, ~ ~.
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October 23, 2003
City ofMeridian
Public Works Department
660 E. Watertower, blrite 200
Meridian, II7 83642
Re: Tentporarp Presy~yr•1~ Sewer for Westborough Subdivision
Job No. 30363
Dear 2+•Ir„ Freokleton:
3130 South Ovryhee Street
Boise, Idabo 83705~1I68
208.342.5400
Fax 208.342.5353
At the request of the owner sad developer Mr. Jim Jewett, Y am writing to ~~ Yot
~~~ Rtoa~dendp ~~W~'omugh Subdivision, specifica0y ~e siR lots rhat fr
~ ~~ with sanitary sewer service.
Oa QPednesday October 22, 2003, Jim Jewett and W&I3 Pacific met with Mike Rene
Central District Health DeParbxrerrt to discuss lifting sanitary sewer restrictions from t
5ve residential one-acre lots on the west side of the Westborough 5trbdivisioa (front's
Jericho goad). The additional large Svaaere !ot does not have sanitary sewer restricd~
aeppl'ed g tG Dtuing rhos nurse of the meeting, Mllce Reno expressed his reservation
pprovia the desired rep 'c sysfemc due to concerns of a shallow gvundwater table.
In the spirit of Ending as immediate sohrtioa W this pmb~r. we discussed a teurparat
sanitary sewer force main system as a means to service the five residential lots and th
additional five-acre lot at the comer of Jericho Road end Chittden Bon2evard_ Tlt
pressurized sewer sYstetn would be used »nti] a gayly sewer train could be eartended u]
Jericho .Road allowing the lots ro ]arcs b¢ converted to 4aditlonal gravity services.
J>t addition to the improvements cuaentiy being made to Jericho goad is ibe iastallatiox
ofgravity services for each of the residetiial lots. To itape$e flow we propose ~ ~
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upstr¢ata~ ~ ~~ woes nl thecacane 1~~A strllotare wirh temporary Plugs
scheduled for Jericho grad For the Y be coaaected to the future sewer main
into the junction shucntre and tip being waseewater would flaw from the house
an adjacent wet well stmeture~t ~~ a secondary grayly ]~ which would drain to
forced through a 1-U4" ]araral into a 2"~~ pump. The wastewater would rhea be
the residential lots. ',(~ y~ PI*s~ sewer main running down the back of
preSSV1e aiaiu would manifold wastew-~,rer $om }he five
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residential lots and possibly tlu: 6®1 e 5 taty sewer main
located in Locusr Cuove Road PleaselD attached sketch for illushrtion.
1n conclusion, we respectfully request that This 3natter be presented m the City Co~mcil
for approval at tho 21ext evaileble beating. ~ a ~~ sLow of good faith that these
smaai~~ ate o~y temporuy, the owner is willing to pay all future City of Meridian
Lary se'ver' book up fern st rhis limn.
Please contact rAYself at (208) 3~3•54OO or Jim Jewett at (208) 331-6366 with any
4uestions.
Respectively,
WBzH Pa~S Inc
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Project Manager
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