Supporting Documentation · Oct 15, 2026
Response for Carballo 9 18 26
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Show all pagesSeptember 18, 2026 4 | P a g e Civil & Site Design · Zoning & Land Use Applications · Retaining Walls · Septic Design · Environmental Permitting · Structural Inspection + Design & Owner’s Representation As discussed at hearing, Cultec chambers are maintenance free, and are inaccessible for personnel. The inspection port is intended for observation of water levels within the chambers and camera inspection if necessary; it does not provide access. The chambers receive clean roof runoff and are not intended for routine internal maintenance, as per the manufacturer. A downspout cleanout is added to the roof leader overflow detail. 5.18 The Applicant/Owner will be responsible for ensuring that the Cultec Recharge System is regularly and effectively maintained without negative impacts to neighboring properties; See response 5.17 VI. PERMITS 6.1 Should the Board approve this application: 6.1.1 Certification from Hudson-Essex-Passaic Soil Conservation District will be required if more than 5,000 SF Disturbance is less than 5,000 SF 6.1.2 Soil removal permit will be required if more than 300 CY of soil will need to be moved Soil movement is less than 300 CY 6.1.3. A Street opening permit is required for any work within the Township’s Right of Way (ROW). No work being performed in Township ROW. 6.1.4 A tree removal application and permit will be required from the Township Forester if any trees are to be removed. No trees being removed. I trust you find these responses acceptable. Please advise if there is anything else you require in order to approve the building permit being processed. Sincerely, Richard “Rick” Vollmar, PE, PP, CME Owner / President Blue Line Stone Home & Engineering Cc.: Karriem Rhode, Applicant Aaron Gonzales, Architect/Contractor
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