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From: Sam Eliason <sam_eliason@yahoo.com>
To: Wes Lamarque <WLAMARQUE@fcgov.com>
Cc: Justin Scharton <jscharton@fcgov.com>; Daylan Figgs <dfiggs@fcgov.com>; "troy@architex.com"
<troy@arch itex.com>; "bob@apex-engineer.com" <bob@apex-engineer.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2012 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: Hickory Commons: Hemlock Street Outfall
Wes,
I met with Daylan Figgs out on site today. We discussed the design of the outfall and the preferred location of the
outfall. We had shown it extended into the pond/ditch area too far, so we are going to pull it back a ways. We are also
going to show buried rip rap at the outlet. In the next day or two, I'm going to revise the plan and stake the end of the
pipe in the field so Daylan can approve the location.
I have attached the plat for the Padia subdivision to the west of this property that shows the 80' right of way of Hemlock
in this area. The storm drainage improvements are entirely within this right of way, which will clearly be shown on the
revised drawing that I send you.
Daylan mentioned the potential need for an easement on the Natural Resources property to convey the discharge from
this pipe to the River. I mentioned that it was my understanding that this storm drain pipe would be public and
maintained by the city. Wes, can you comment on that? If it is a public storm drain system, Daylan mentioned that an
easement could be handled internally between Natural Resources and Utilities.
Lastly, Daylan did also mention the possibility of needing an easement on the property to the south of Hickory Commons
to handle the undetained flows from this property. I am going to provide him with additional information on the
location and direction of these flows. I'll send that in an exhibit via a separate email.
Thanks,
Sam Eliason
970-217-7420
From: Daylan Figgs <dfiggs@fcgov.com>
To: 'Sam Eliason' <sam_eliason@yahoo.com>
Cc: Wes Lamarque <WLAMARQUE@fcgov.com>; Justin Scharton <jscharton@fcgov.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 3:38 PM
Subject: RE: Hickory Commons: Hemlock Street Outfall
Stephen Olt
From: Courtney Levingston
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 4:02 PM
To: Stephen Olt
Subject: FW: Hickory Commons: Hemlock Street Outfall
Attachments: 45-103 CO3-04-Hickory Utility Plan-C4.pdf; 2012-11-15 08.20.59.jpg
This e-mail and attachment should be included in the file for Hickory Commons. Just got it in.
Courtney Levingston, AICP, LEED AP ND
City Planner I Community Development & Neighborhood Services
City of Fort Collins
281 North College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80522
970.416.2283
clevingston@fcgov.com
www.fcgov.com/developmentreview
-----Original Message -----
From: Sam Eliason [mailto:sam_eliason@yahoo.comj
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 3:14 PM
To: Daylan Figgs
Cc: Justin Scharton; troy@architex.com; Wes Lamarque; bob@apex-engineer.com; Courtney Levingston; Sam Eliason
Subject: Re: Hickory Commons: Hemlock Street Outfall
Daylan,
I've attached a PDF that shows the new alignment of the outfall on Hemlock Street. As we discussed, I pulled the flared
end section away from the water edge (approximately 5') and located it in a place that would not damage any of the
existing trees. The end of the flared end section is marked in the field by a wooden stake that is painted red on top. It's
a few feet to the west of the dead tree that is sticking up in the attached picture. I've also included a note on the plans
that shows buried rip rap at the end of the flared end section. We would typically provide details on this rip rap section
when we proceed to final compliance plans. Please let me know if this new location and design works for you for the
outfall.
I haven't heard from Wes yet on the email below in regards to the easement. I will follow up with him.
I will send a separate email following this one that shows the additional detail you requested on the undetained flows.
Thanks,
Sam Eliason
Blue Sky Engineering
970-217-7420