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Inspection History Details

Permit: T05BU01921

Parcel: 118062550


Addresses:

1826 W KING AV


Inspection Status: Continued

Inspection History: GRADING - FINAL

Permit Number - T05BU01921

Inspection Description - GRADING - FINAL

Inspection Status - Continued

Date Description Inspector Results Comments
11/18/2009 GRADING - FINAL Continued ACTIVITY ON SITE HAS SLOWED. PUNCHLIST STILL NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED.
02/17/2009 GRADING - FINAL Partial Approval Contractor needs to:
1- Provide letter from engineer for site certification, per C.O.T. D.M. chapter XIV, section 14.2 (7).
2- Stabilize all areas disturbed by construction.
3- Remove stockpile material and debris from site.
4- Complete safety barrier around basin, provide gate for maintenance.
5- Remove all SWPPP controls.
6- Cut bleeder pipe.
7- Repair channel north side, provide positive along north side.
8- Finish all grading to smooth unform finish.
9- Complete all rip rap work.
02/03/2009 GRADING - FINAL Partial Approval Contractor completed 5 houses on site. Contractor needs to call in final inspection. Less then 1 acre disturbed.
10/06/2008 GRADING - FINAL Partial Approval Contractor needs to maintain 2% cross slope on all sidewalks. If cross slope exceeds 2% will need to replace or obtain DSMR.
04/27/2007 GRADING - FINAL Not ready for Inspection Spoke to Mrs. Gomez via cell phone at approx. 0816, explained to her the contractor was building a detention/retention basin behind her house and this should slow the amount of flow that runs behind her house. I told Mrs. Gomez if she and her husband would liked I would bring the approved drawing by for them to look at and explain the basin. She said she would talk to her husband and call me back.
04/26/2007 GRADING - FINAL Not ready for Inspection Received complaint from Jesus Gomez, 2025 S. Rufus. Homeowner is concerned with flow coming from site. The sites detention/retention basin is located behind his property. Existing flow from the northeast side of the site has not changed. If the basin operaters the way it is designed it should slow the flow that runs behind his house. Left message for Mr. Gomez at 792-1873.