Christ Sav/FP-CS 890724
Mr. Larry Davis
City of Coppell, Engineering
P.O. Box 478
Coppell, Texas 75019
989
Dear Mr. Davis,
This will serve as a summary of our conversation during a meeting held
at City Hall on July 21, 1989. Those present included yourself, Mr. Ben
Dela Cruz, City of Coppell, Engineering, Mr. Don Beverlin, President,
Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church and Mr. Bryce Penland, Clay
Construction Company (General Contractor for Building Project). The
following questions were addressed:
(1) Type equipment required for utilities tap at street (fire, water,
domestic). Refered to Mr. Howard Pafford, Water Utilities
Supervisor and Mr. Steve Gorham, Director Public Works.
(2) Cutting street versus boring under street to tap utilities.
Refered to Mr. Pafford and Mr. Gorham.
(3) Installing south sewer drain (R.C.P. Line Q on Civil Drawings)
during Phase II Construction. It was concluded that this would not
be a problem provided grading was adequate.
Thank you for your time and guidance. We look forward to working with
you during our building project.
Blessings,
Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church
July 24, 1989
Mr. Howard L. Pafford
City of Coppell, Water Utilities Supervisor
P.O. Box 478
Coppell, Texas 75019
Dear Mr. Pafford,
This will serve as a summary of our conversation during a meeting on
July 21, 1989. Those present included yourself, Mr. Per Birdsall, City of
Coppeil, Street Supervisor, Mr. Don Beverlin, President, Christ Our
Savior Lutheran Church and Mr. Bryce Penland, Clay Construction
Company (General Contractor for Building Project). The following
questions were addressed:
(1) Type equipment required for utilities tap at street (fire, water,
domestic). It was concluded that the fire sprinkler tap (closed,
alarmed system) could consist of a Hersey DDC II (or equivalent)
double check/detector check valve versus a Hersey Master Metering
System. The water and domestic taps will be separate and will
require a UL approved double check valve. The fire hydrant along
Heartz Road will also be a separate tap.
(2) Cutting street versus boring under street to tap utilities. It
was concluded that cutting the Street is the only alternative as
the existing man hole where tap will accur is located in the
middle of the street.
~ Thank you for your time and quidance. We look forward
to working with you during our building project.
Blessings,
Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church
Donald C. Beverlin
President
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Copy: Mr. Larry Davis
Mr. Dale Jackson