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We won't need an easement for the vault, but there could be issues using this vault and the power line that comes from
the alley to it. There are some variables I don't know that could impact the vault being usable. Will both buildings be
single family? Will there be any use of electric heat (discouraged)? The power line from the alley to the vault is along
the southerly side of 631 Cowan, serving several houses along Cowan. Your utility plan shows a new sewer service from
the alley in the relatively same location as the power line. The sewer line will need to maintain a minimum lateral
separation from the power line at least equal to the depth of the sewer service. Also, the electric service from the vault
to the southerly new house, and the adjacent sewer service will need to have the same minimum lateral
separation. The electric service from the vault to the southerly house will need to be in an easement at all locations
where it crosses the northerly lot.
Doug Martine
Electric Project Engineering Supervisor
(970)224-6152
dmartineaa.fcgov. com
From: Anne Marks[mailto:anneCaleverittcompanies.coml
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 11:13 AM
To: Doug Martine
Cc: barrv@lamarvaIleycraftsman.com Schram
Subject: Anne with Lamar Valley Craftsman about Cowan St.
Hi Doug, this is Anne with Lamar Valley Craftsman and I am looking into some items for Barry Schram on the
property at Cowan St. Lots I & 2. I have attached the site plan with some redline. Can you please tell us if we
will need to get documentation for access to the electrical vault on the neighboring property? Thank you
Anne Marks
Jamestown Builders, LLC
cell 970.488.0294
Barry Schram
From: Doug Martine <DMARTINE@fcgov.com>
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 1:04 PM
To: 'Barry Schram'; 'Anne Marks'
Subject: RE: Anne with Lamar Valley Craftsman about Cowan St.
Barry,
As long as the electric services to the two houses are no more than 150 amps each, and (as you said) no electric heat,
the existing infrastructure will be adequate. Normal electric development charges will apply.
Thanks
Doug Martine
Electric Project Engineering Supervisor
(970)224-6152
dmartinea( fcgov.com
From: Barry Schram[mailto:barry@iamarvalleycraftsman.com]
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 2:35 PM
To: Doug Martine; 'Anne Marks'
Subject: RE: Anne with Lamar Valley Craftsman about Cowan St.
Hi Doug .............. Thanks for the comments and clarification on not needing an easement. Yes, 637 Cowan, finally getting
close to starting. We spoke about these details last year and I recall the same information that your gave to me verbally,
glad to have the information in writing for planning & construction reference. No electric heat and both single family
houses. When we spoke last year you thought there was enough power to service this site(s) with existing infrastructure,
hope this still holds true. I will work on / verify the lateral distances needed per your comments.
Hope all is well with you.
Barry Schram
Owner / Project Manager
Lamar Valley Craftsman
690-8526
www.lamarvalleycraftsman.com
From: Doug Martine [maiito:DMARTINE@fcgov.coml
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 1:10 PM
To: 'Anne Marks'
Cc: barrynalamarvalleycraftsman.com
Subject: RE: Anne with Lamar Valley Craftsman about Cowan St.
Anne,
Neither your email or site plan showed the address or a cross street. I am assuming the project is at 637 Cowan St. If
this is incorrect, please let me know and disregard my following comments.