Northlake 635(13)-CS060622
Keith Marvin - Northlake 635 Business Park/Lot 2R, Block C
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"Steven Heilbrun" <sheilbrun@pkce,com>
<kmarvin@cLcoppell.bcus>
6/22/2006 2:05:07 PM
Northlake 635 Business Park/Lot 2R, Block C
Good Afternoon Mr. Marvin,
I am trying to coordinate the location of the proposed gas line and meter for the 1,54 acre office building,
Lot 2R, Block C, Northlake 635 Business Park, Atmos Energy is requiring the line up to the meter,
including the meter, be placed in a 10' easement Originally, the meter was to be placed on the backside
of the building; however, Atmos will not allow the meter to be behind the wrought iron fence,
Due to the aesthetics of the building, the owner does not want the meter to be on the east or southern
faces of the building. There is an existing 10' sanitary sewer easement which runs along the north side of
the proposed building. In order to keep the meter away from the south and east sides of the building,
would it be possible to run the gas line (from the existing gas line west of Lakeshore) just south of the
existing 10' sanitary sewer easement and then turn north and place just the meter in this easement along
the north elevation of the building? If the owner decides to have multiple tenants, there would be a need
for additional meters (the owner is predicting a maximum of 2 additional meters) in the future which would
require more space, The owner would like to prevent having these meters sitting by the front door of the
building,
Please let me know if this is feasible and if you have any suggestions,
Thanks,
Steven Heilbrun
Project Engineer
sheilbrun@pkce.com < mailto: sheilbrun@pkce.com>
Pacheco Koch
Consulting Engineers
8350 N, Central Expwy, Suite 1000
Dallas, Texas 75206-1612
T 972235,3031 * F 972.235.9544
www.pkce.com <http://www.pkce.com/>