From: 	"Will Savage" <wsavage@acorn-engineering.com>
To:	"'Jean Fraser'" <JF@portlandmaine.gov>
CC:	"'Jonathan Culley'" <jonathan@redfernproperties.com>
Date: 	6/1/2011 11:12 AM
Subject: 	RE: Final determination RE: Soils Survey

Thank‑you Jean for tracking this down. I believe this is appropriate given
the scale of the project. A medium intensity survey from the Cumberland
County Soil and Water Conservation District mapped by Acorn shall still be
included within my Stormwater Report. 

Thank‑you

‑Will

From: Jean Fraser [mailto:JF@portlandmaine.gov] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 11:06 AM
To: Will Savage
Subject: Final determination RE: Soils Survey

Will,

I confirm that you do not need to undertake a high intensity soil survey (re
Harborview Townhomes).

Jean

Jean Fraser, Planner

City of Portland

874 8728

>>> "Will Savage" <wsavage@acorn‑engineering.com> 5/31/2011 1:50 PM >>>

Thank‑you Jean! Given the soils are most likely filled land a high intensity
soil survey would most likely be inconclusive. 

We are moving forward with determining the groundwater and or bedrock depth
beneath the subsurface detention as requested by Woodward and Curran. 

Let me know what the outcome is for the high intensity survey given this may
impact our final submission date. 

Thank‑you

‑Will

From: Jean Fraser [mailto:JF@portlandmaine.gov] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 12:02 PM
To: Will Savage
Subject: Soils Survey

Will

I go you voice mail message and am pressing my colleagues as this is not my
call‑  I agree the wording is not clear and will get an interpretation as
soon as possible.

Jean