Mapleton Mobile Home Park is gearing up for some major infrastructure changes. 
This is the first in a series of reports that will track the progress of this project.
In attendance; Todd Greff of Twin Peaks Excavating, Tim Kane of Wyatt 
Construction, Leslie Ewy of Drexel Burrell, Bill Windsor of Thistle, Mark Reeder and Kurt Bischoff of MHA.
The following was discussed:
The phasing of the Sewer lines and Water lines
Todd, Tim and Leslie are cognizant of slope requirements and the tight 
margin of slope in the park for Sewer drainage to Mapleton Ave.
New sewer and water will connect to the front of each trailer under 
skirting; this will include a hose bib.
Hose bib needs to be upfront instead on the side of each trailer due to 
cost constraints.  One item brought up but not resolved is the issue of 
a curb stop and its location.  MHA is hoping for the curb stop in order 
to facilitate the addition of water meters to each trailer in the 
future, at a reasonable cost if done during construction.  Bill Windsor 
indicated that the curb stop would add significant cost to the project. 
Mark Redder confirmed that the shutoff valves now are located 
under the trailers that a curbside shut off may provide a better a better 
access for the future, when new homes are brought as long as the 
homeowners who often repair themselves, can easily access the water shut off.
Todd and Tim concur that the project needs to be done in phases in 
order to minimize the inconvience (sp) to the park residences.
In accordance to phasing, area's where discussed as "staging areas" 
including but not limited to the concrete by the laundry room, the 
parking area in the northeast entrance to the park and the empty lots 
and Mapleton entrance.
The following are tentative phases (Mark I need trailer's**)
1)       The VALMONT Northwest entrance to Goose Creek ROAD B
2)       The VALMONT northeast entrance to Goose Creek ROAD A
3)       Mapleton Ave to the manhole and cul-de-sac ROAD C
4)        From manhole of phase three to Goose Creek ROAD C
5)       SEWER LINE FROM EXISTING WASHOUSE TO MANHOLE OF PHASE THREE
6)       Laundry room to Folsom ROAD D
7)       Washhouse to Goose Creek ROAD D
8)	Behind washhouse to Goose Creek ROAD E
9)       Top row along Folsom ROAD F
Todd's preliminary estimation is for each segment to be 2-3 weeks for 
sewer and water.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment