From: 	David Margolis-Pineo
To:	David Senus;  Jean Fraser
CC:	Lauren Swett
Date: 	12/19/2012 9:00 AM
Subject: 	RE: RE: Eldredge Comment Response

Dave and Jean,
 
In a discussion with Will Savage, I stated that this detail is allowable in this location.  So I would like to deviate from the standard in this case.  Dave, I'll discuss with you at today's meeting.
 
The Casco Trap by Etheridge is not available and the applicant should be informed that "The Snout" available through EJ Prescott is an acceptable option.
 
Everything else looks good.

>>> "David Senus" <dsenus@woodardcurran.com> 12/19/2012 8:49 AM >>>
Hi Jean.

The applicant modified their 6' precast MH detail on C-31 to eliminate the sump and indicate a channel.  Although this is the correct approach, the detail should show a formed channel with a shelf on either side as depicted in the City's standard detail (attached).  For their application, a concrete channel is fine (they don't need to use brick); however, the channel should conform to the shape of the pipe.

Thanks,
Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Jean Fraser [mailto:JF@portlandmaine.gov] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 5:14 PM
To: David Margolis-Pineo; David Senus
Subject: Fwd: RE: Eldredge Comment Response

I don't think this needs an agenda item on Dev Rev, but in case you have time to look i am forwarding them-  not yet in e-plan.....thanks Jean

>>> "Will Savage" <wsavage@acorn-engineering.com> 12/18/2012 1:52 PM >>>

Jean,

Pursuant to our discussions I believe the attached will provide you with the necessary Site Plan RTI documentation for Parcel 3.  We appreciate you flexibility on this matter. 

Second, with regards to the final comment from the Woodard & Curran’s letter, dated 11/13/12 I have changed MH2 and CB8 to flow-through channels in lieu of 3 ft sumps. The changes are reflected within the “6’-0” Precast Catch Basin/Manhole” Detail attached to this email. The changes are also based upon discussions with David Margolis-Pineo on 11/30/12. 

I hope this answers any remaining questions. We look forward to moving forward with construction once a building permit is obtained. 

Thank-you, 

Will Savage, PE

Project Manager

Acorn Engineering, Inc

PO Box 3372

Portland, Maine 04104

www.acorn-engineering.com

B. 207.775.2655

F. 207.358.7979

C. 207.317.1884

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From: Jean Fraser [mailto:JF@portlandmaine.gov] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 12:07 PM
To: Will Savage
Subject: RE: Eldredge Comment Response

Will

I attach the final comments from the Peer Engineer.

I have verbal sign-offs from the other reviewers and hope to have the written sign offs soon;  since the RTI issue is still outstanding I have drafted the approval letter but will hold until the documentation is in place. 

thank you

Jean

Jean Fraser, Planner

City of Portland

874 8728

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