Permit: TC-RES-0724-04340
Permit Details
Status:
Complete
Type:
Residential Building - One or Two Family
Address:
4132 E WHITTIER ST
Address NEW:
4132 E WHITTIER ST
Apply Date:
07/25/2024
Applicant:
Juan Torruella
Description:
My wife and I met on 25 July 2024 with City of Tucson officials at our property in Tucson. In attendance were Ms. Elizabeth Leibold (PCE), Stephen Blood (PCE), Angel Flores (Inspector), and David Roberts (Inspector). They provided the following recommended adjustments in order to improve our own property’s runoff as a means of assisting our southern neighbor mitigate and manage his overall flooding concerns. This is what we agreed to. 1. Slightly adjust to the N, our southern side of the berm associated with our SE water catchment (see sketch) so as to allow better runoff flow down our easement. 2. We will also construct an extension of that berm towards the west, on our side of the telephone pole, to eventually join the larger southern catchment running E to W along our southern wall. This one is just intended to direct/stop the water from aggravating his existing runoff accumulating down his sloped soil driveway. It is basically a small dam since there is not a lot of ground runoff generated in that area of our property (see sketch). 3. We will construct a gutter system to redirect the carport’s runoff to our southern water catchment area. That part of the provided sketch is just a concept but I believe good enough to seek a permit (see sketch). 4. Although the city verbally and in writing to us already concurred that this plan is agreeable to them, we concurrently agreed we to pursue a City permit that describes the above steps as a means of memorializing the adjustment agreement between us and the City.
Permit Reviews
Permit Number - TC-RES-0724-04340
Permit Status: Complete
Permit Description: My wife and I met on 25 July 2024 with City of Tucson officials at our property in Tucson. In attendance were Ms. Elizabeth Leibold (PCE), Stephen Blood (PCE), Angel Flores (Inspector), and David Roberts (Inspector). They provided the following recommended adjustments in order to improve our own property’s runoff as a means of assisting our southern neighbor mitigate and manage his overall flooding concerns. This is what we agreed to.
1. Slightly adjust to the N, our southern side of the berm associated with our SE water catchment (see sketch) so as to allow better runoff flow down our easement.
2. We will also construct an extension of that berm towards the west, on our side of the telephone pole, to eventually join the larger southern catchment running E to W along our southern wall. This one is just intended to direct/stop the water from aggravating his existing runoff accumulating down his sloped soil driveway. It is basically a small dam since there is not a lot of ground runoff generated in that area of our property (see sketch).
3. We will construct a gutter system to redirect the carport’s runoff to our southern water catchment area. That part of the provided sketch is just a concept but I believe good enough to seek a permit (see sketch).
4. Although the city verbally and in writing to us already concurred that this plan is agreeable to them, we concurrently agreed we to pursue a City permit that describes the above steps as a means of memorializing the adjustment agreement between us and the City.
| Start Date | Submittal | Complete Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07/26/2024 | RESIDENTIAL NEW DWELLING v.2 | 08/27/2024 | APPROVED |
| 07/25/2024 | RESIDENTIAL NEW DWELLING v.1 | 07/25/2024 | REQUIRES RESUBMIT |
Conditions
Permit Number - TC-RES-0724-04340
Permit Status: Complete
Permit Description: My wife and I met on 25 July 2024 with City of Tucson officials at our property in Tucson. In attendance were Ms. Elizabeth Leibold (PCE), Stephen Blood (PCE), Angel Flores (Inspector), and David Roberts (Inspector). They provided the following recommended adjustments in order to improve our own property’s runoff as a means of assisting our southern neighbor mitigate and manage his overall flooding concerns. This is what we agreed to.
1. Slightly adjust to the N, our southern side of the berm associated with our SE water catchment (see sketch) so as to allow better runoff flow down our easement.
2. We will also construct an extension of that berm towards the west, on our side of the telephone pole, to eventually join the larger southern catchment running E to W along our southern wall. This one is just intended to direct/stop the water from aggravating his existing runoff accumulating down his sloped soil driveway. It is basically a small dam since there is not a lot of ground runoff generated in that area of our property (see sketch).
3. We will construct a gutter system to redirect the carport’s runoff to our southern water catchment area. That part of the provided sketch is just a concept but I believe good enough to seek a permit (see sketch).
4. Although the city verbally and in writing to us already concurred that this plan is agreeable to them, we concurrently agreed we to pursue a City permit that describes the above steps as a means of memorializing the adjustment agreement between us and the City.
| Date | Description | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 08/27/2024 | Contractor with active Arizona Contractor's License for specified scope of work, or a signed Owner Builder Affidavit https://www.tucsonaz.gov/files/sharedassets/public/v/1/pdsd/documents/permits/residential-permits/pdsd_owner_builder_affidavit_081623.pdf, is required prior to issuance of permit. Contractor or Owner must have a TDC Online account and be added to the permit as the correct contact type https://www.tucsonaz.gov/files/sharedassets/public/v/2/pdsd/documents/tdc-faq/new-pdfs/adding-additional-contacts.pdf. If you are providing an Owner Builder Affidavit, the owner MUST be attached as a contact on the permit. |
Completed Inspections
Permit Status: Complete
Permit Number: TC-RES-0724-04340
Permit Description: My wife and I met on 25 July 2024 with City of Tucson officials at our property in Tucson. In attendance were Ms. Elizabeth Leibold (PCE), Stephen Blood (PCE), Angel Flores (Inspector), and David Roberts (Inspector). They provided the following recommended adjustments in order to improve our own property’s runoff as a means of assisting our southern neighbor mitigate and manage his overall flooding concerns. This is what we agreed to.
1. Slightly adjust to the N, our southern side of the berm associated with our SE water catchment (see sketch) so as to allow better runoff flow down our easement.
2. We will also construct an extension of that berm towards the west, on our side of the telephone pole, to eventually join the larger southern catchment running E to W along our southern wall. This one is just intended to direct/stop the water from aggravating his existing runoff accumulating down his sloped soil driveway. It is basically a small dam since there is not a lot of ground runoff generated in that area of our property (see sketch).
3. We will construct a gutter system to redirect the carport’s runoff to our southern water catchment area. That part of the provided sketch is just a concept but I believe good enough to seek a permit (see sketch).
4. Although the city verbally and in writing to us already concurred that this plan is agreeable to them, we concurrently agreed we to pursue a City permit that describes the above steps as a means of memorializing the adjustment agreement between us and the City.
Total Completed Inspections - 1
| Date | Description | Inspector | Results | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/19/2024 | RSBU - Building Final | Passed |