COMMISSIONERS' COURT WORKSHOP AGE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 200 AT 4:00 P.M. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURTROOM KERR COUNTY COURTHOUSE KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028 THIS NOTICE IS POSTED PURSUANT TO THE TEXAS OPEN MEETINGS ACT. (TITLE 5, CHAPTER 551, GOVERNMENT CODE AND TITLE 5, CHAPTER 552, GOVERNMENT CODE.) This Commissioners' Court P.M., Monday, February 26, 2001, Commissioners' Courtroom. • Call to Order will hold a workshop meeting at 4:00 at the Kerr County Courthouse in the Workshop to consider and discuss OSSF technical and regulatory issues. • Adjourn ~~p, t'D'm~--3 :'1 d~J~'~ Q ~,~ Cc~NJ/QDG~1[~MpC ~NJG~MC~~ C~OOG~IG°~GQf~17 C~,NJG~IDQ(~~p~ ~i17Q~~C~~~4C~G~ C~OO~6G°~Q~~( LAND SURVEYING & ON-SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS •~• 217A WEST WATER STREET ~ KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028 Phone (830) 895.7809 ~ Fax (830) 8963534 ~ Emad gwcdiggs~k[acgn Feb. 22, 2001 County Judge and Commissioners RE: OSSF Workshop for Monday at 4:00 Attached is data I wish to present on Monday. I want you to have an advance copy so you can see the information that causes me to have concern about the combined affect of the revisions to the OSSF rules and subdivision rules. The first portion of this data shows what the current and proposed State rules allow for lot size. Also included is what our new subdivision rules allow for fot size. We have made a pictorial interpretation of those rules for your review. Please let me know if our interpretation is incorrect. Next we show some existing subdivisions (Greenwood Forest, Oak Forest South, Woodridge and Kerrville South) with lots'/ acre or smaller. We show (and surveys we have performed in these subdivisions to give you a feel of the land area that remains once homes, driveways, patios and sidewalks have been installed. Our surveys do not show steep slopes, shrubs or trees, which could further Limit the usable area for on-site systems. Next I have the UGRA wafer quality data of the seeps adjacent to these subdivisions. As you can see many are elevated above surface water quality standards. These subdivisions were development in the 1970's and early 1980's. The on-site system of choice at that time was almost exclusively the conventional system. The on-site systems that serve these lots now are predominately conventional systems yet some have been upgraded and still others installed with new homes have more site appropriate systems. Lane and I do not want to recreate these same land development scenarios that have created some of our current water quality problems. Last is a recent article from a Waco newspaper discussing the clean up of a river on TRNCC's impaired water body list and the finger pointing that is resulting. This community and local industry is already feeling the squeeze by TNRCC to restore surtace water quality. Yours truly, ~Ur~ ~ ~ ~~~7`~ ~~s Texas Nataaral Resottrce Conservation Commission Chapter 2g5 - Oo-Site Sewage Facilities Page 6 (2) In the case of OSSFs proposed for installation, construction, aleetatiott, extension, repair, operation, and maimenance in azeas of the state void of an authorized agent, the executive director will be the permitting authority in accordattcc with this chapter. (b) Unauthorized systems. Boreholes, cesspools, and seepage pizs shall not be authorized foe installation and use in Texas. (c) Variances. Requests for variances from provisions of this chapter may be considered by the appropriate permitting authority on an individual basis. The variance request must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the permitting authority that the variance has been requested because conditions are such that the equivalent protection of the public health and the environment can be provided by alternate means. Any request for a variance under this subsection must contain planning materials prepazed and sealed by either a registered sanitarian or a registered professional engineer. (d) Exclusions. The following aze exclusions from provisions of this chapter at+d taawst be permitted under Chapter 26, Texas Water Code, and Chapter 305 of this title {relatsig m Consolidated Permits): (1) One or more systems of treatment devices and disposal facilities ~ cumulatively produce more than 5,000 gallons of sewage per day an one piece of property; {2) Any system that produces waste that is eMlter non-domestic municipal, recreaeional, agricu]tural, industrial, or other as defined in Chapter 26, Texas Water Code; and (3) Any system that will have surface discharges into waters in the state or discharges adjacem to waters in the state. >~55,4. Fat>~ty Plann®g- (a) Land platuting and site evaluation. Land developments and land subdivided for bttiklgtg construction which will utilize OSSFs for sewage disposal shall be evaluated for overall site suitability a~ this submittal shall be reviewed and approved by the permitting authority prior to approval being granted for subdivision of the property. The following items shall be evaluated: (1) Residential lot sizing. (A) General considerations. The failure of an OSSF may be caused by a lazge number of circtttnstances, including inadequate soil percolation, improper construction, planning, installation, and misuse. The single most imporGatt fac.or concerning public health pmblerns resuhmg from these failures is the residerttial dwelliaA density is prmtarily a function of lot size. The failure of an OSSF in a highly populated atra is the f>a~nemal cattle of public health hazazds txsulting from on-site sewage disposal. Failure of an OSSF provides a medium for the transmission of disease and the fact that many people aze in the vicinity causes concern over the spreading of disease. OSSFs using soil absorption for efHuera disposal are more likely to malfunction in high population Texas IsaWral Resource Co~etvaiion Commission Page 7 Chapter 285 - Oa-Site Sewage Fxilities density situations because the soil available to absorb or evaporate the effluent is limieed. The failure of an absorption system on a small lot can be financially disastrous to the owner because the lot may not contain sufficient room to construct a new absorption field in a new location. (B) Platted or tmplatted subdivisions served by a public water supply. Subdivisions of single family dwellings platted or created after January 1, 1988, and served by a lots having surface areas of at ]east 'fz acre or shall have site-specific sewage disposal plan submitted _o by a registered professional engineer or registered sanitarian and approved by the permitting authority. e The location of an OSSF under this pazagraph shall be in accordance with §285.91(10) of this title (ielating to Tables). In no instance shall the azea available for such systems be less than two times the design azea. (C) Platted or unplatted subdivisions served by individual water systems. In subdivisions platted or created after January 1, 1988, for single family dwellings where cacti lot :ed maintains an individual water wpply well and.an OSSF, the sewage disposal plan shall show the approved well location aad a sanitary control easement around the well within a l0U-foot raditas tact which no arbatrfact sewage system may be constructed. A watertight sewage unit or lined ;ly evapotra~piration bed with leak detection capability maybe placed closer to the water well than 100 feet, provided the permitting authority has granted a variance. To mini,,,i~e the possibility of the transmission of waterborne diseases due to the pollution of the water supplied for domestic use, each lo[ ~~, in a subdivision shall contain no less area than one acre, or shall have site-specific planning materials prepared by a registered professional engineer or a registered sanitarian and approved by the permitting authority. In no itutance shall the area available for such systems be less than two times the design ~~ azea. (2) Manufacarred housing communities or multi-trait residential devebpmeads served by a central sewage collection system for on-site disposal. Mamrfactured housing communities or multi-unit residential developmems which are owned and controlled by a person which reins or leases ,g space may utilize smaller lar than stated in paragraph (ixA) apd (1xB) of this subsection provided a lity sewage disposal plan addressing replacement area is submitted to the permitting authority and ng approved. Devclopmems of this type which connect living units to a sewage collection system for on- site disposal, must provide planning materials for the system prepared by a registered professional engineer or agisteted sanitarian. The total amicipated sewage production for sudt Property shall not exceed 5,000 gallons per day from the cortnaxed homes and the OSSF must conform to the definition of OSSFs in §285.2 of this title (relating to Definitions). large . (3) Site evaluation. The subdivided property must be evaluated for soil suitability in leg accordance with §28530 of this title (relating to Site Evaluatiop). (b) Approval of existing small lots or tracts. Existing small lots or tracts, subdivided prior to xi of Jartuary 1, 1988, and not conforming to the minimum lot size requirements, may be approved for an ~, OSSF provided the following conditions arc met: 77 ~~o S~~s~~ ~/r Texas Nazi Itesosnrce Copservatiora Cotmnission Page 128 l~rapter 285 - Oa-Site Sewage Faci~es Rule Log No. 1998-039-2B5-WT located on the Edwards Aquifer recharee zone. see §285.40 of this title (relatine to OCSFs on ohe Rechaz e Zone of the Edwazds Aquifer) for additional requirements [items shall be evaluated]: (1) Residential lot sizing. [(A) Geueral considerations. The failure of an OSSF may be caused by a lazge number ofcircumstances, including inadequate soil percolation, improperconstruction, planning, installation, and misuse. The single most important factorconcemint=-public health problems resultin¢ from thPCe fa it„re< is of an highly populated area is the fundamental cause of public health hazards resulting from on-site sewage disposal. Failure of an OSSF provides a medium for the transmission of disease and the fact that many people are in the vicinity causes concern over the spreading of disease. OSSFs using soil absorption for effluent disposal are more likely to malfunction in high population density situations because the soil available to absorb or evaporate the effluent is limited. The failure of an absorption system oa a smatli lot can be financially disastrous to.the owner because the lot may not contain sufficient room to constrict a new absorption field in a new location.] ~ [(B)] Platted or unplatted subdivisions served by a public water supply. Subdivisions of single family dwellings platted or created after the effective date of seaioo [laauary 1, 1988 and], served by a public water supply and usine [but utilizing) individual OSSF methods for sewage disposal, shall have [provide for individual] lots (having surface areas) of at least 1/2 acre , or shall have sne- rc sewage tsposal plan submitted by a registered professional engineer or registered sanitarian aad approved by the permitting authority. location of an OS F under this paragraph shall be in accordance with §285.91(10) of this title (relating to Tables). Tn no instance shall the area available for such systems be less rhea two times the desi~ areal ~ [(C~] Platted ~ unplatted subdivisions not served by [individual wrier systems] a public water supply. 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X10 <70 Hwt-In Bumble Bm Ck ^ Hw 39 587 I B J3 <0.5 <0 001 20 20 Johnson Ck fall Branch Ck r' Hwv 27 496 19 16 0.6 0006 ~ 10 ' 10 loMson Ck Henderson Branch Ck ~ Hw 27 543 21 13 -0 3 0003 100 80 v In Wan Ck ^ CwBuencc wr Guadstu 512 16 14 <0 S 000? ~ 10 ~' 10 6tgam le~Ram Cab (SEI•P) 113E EO 129 0.6 0.003 3 OA78 25 20 + mgamGteeewood Fan. Hwy 27 ®Car wai (SEEP) 913 sl 23 e.2 WD SS 50 5 Irgram•Crneowood Fore! Hwy 27 ~ Budwrisc (SEEP) 1187 82 K S! 4M 1~ 135 n leg>m'(haawaad Fad Niceda CIr_ ®Goa Ck CLL~9'Road 1100 IeS 73 8.4 4~ IS 5 .' ~ Fast Gan Ck Cut-0CRad (SEEP) 1328 111 Ill 1~ ~E. 3® 210 v ispes+('eeenwood ForeY Skyview St. ad Oakview St (~) 1211 7'S A 13.7 ~ ~ 3lrE 123 •~ ~menwood Fact sryvieaSL a.d wadlewood & (SEEP) 1e12 K w OS . :: >yMlp! n e~c'meewom Forest otView s and Skyvtew SL (SEEP) 1231 77 >7 ~ 0_!~: ~ te5 170 7I Kemille-Ingram Gaet Ck /aa Hwy 27 560 _ I 31 ~ <0.002 65 60 Kemille I-10 Quinlan Ck ~a Garden o(Memay Cemetary 5J3 I S 24 ~ U 02 0.006 <5 <5 '3 Kemilk }IO Nilly ektw e }l0 nail Hwy l6 (SEEP) 131 S7 ~T 1e 1 MNB >~ >2809' '+ Kerrvilk }IO Save Side 01 10, Eaa Hwy 16 Culvert b Qtidto Ck (SEEP) 1e63 N 13! i7 01036 95 55 Kemille I-10 Qudan Ck ~a- Camerz Safari below main lake 402 16 18 <0 02 0 015 _5 25 ]n Kerrnlle I-10 Town Ck aHarper Rd. 473 20 II 02 <0002 I'_5 120 ' Kemille Bear Ck ¢• Bear Ck Rd, Above UGRA Lake 529 16 l3 0 I 0002 > v Kemille Town Ck m Water SC bridge 490 24 25 N.02 0008 55 50 Ketrnik Savo RaocMO Rd ®VtOry View give t'nS 191 138 ~2 ee9r 70 25 ~~ Kertvilk Save Raetm Rd Saeplmlie:t salad 136 7• 118 i.t 75 30 ~: Kerrvilk Sate Ceep eMeial Ck R~tiw Rd 533 22 21 a.2 e:N6 52 IB ' Kerrville Seth Cter Ct 8 CCalaele MS 14 3t 1.1 ~ 31l1 3$6 Kemille Save Clear Ck®Heetvl wq 593 31 25 42 0:096 144 28 + Hwv 16 Somh Fall Ck ~ HdlecarrQ has 465 7 = 5 ~ 2 0.004 20 I8 < Hwv I6 Sanh Lambs Ck ~ Hwy 16 453 9 6 0 2 0.004 10 - Hwy 173 Satlt Etwy 173 std F9wY Cede (SFFEFP) 1135 14 198 0.7 lM! ~ 45 ' Hwy 173 Sage IS 1218 Sf IK 0.4 1.1i1 GS GS Hwy 173 Sate Waa`Id1e 112) 51 lK 0.1 a.es1 c5 <5 • Lower Turtle Ck Rd WeA Ck ~d Lower Tmle Ck Rd 589 22 25 <0 2 0006 134 I'_fl ... 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Ed a Povement _ ~ Q ~~~ d Ea`manf .1. a q_Uti s~ n ~ - ~Y.EOSemenl tr N 55.78 1 ~! 25~Buildinq 1 Fou - ~ ~S`back I Iron `v t Ftod )I I I c ~ i 1 y Y I 1 1 ~ I ~ -~ t I Ito ut;rdy_~`"1°=1~`- ~LT--rT~et6oc"k~ -- L_ Bwi~nQ' -~ Found '~.~ kart Rod \ _ _._ rw fR 81A1 ~plcrete DrNe. (,:.. 57 4 ~{ 5 N~ 0.55 ACRES{ m{ 1 NOTES: Lot 5 K subject fo Rashicffom per WI. 215, Poge 722, Karr County Deed Recalls and as shown on tNs plat; V 1. U , Pte. w ~ a..J V 1. 4 ~ ~j. Iryl ~. l'cr~ v....ly YI.} p~ ~...)s. r1U~ e25~- I I I o ~ ~. I 1 1 ~ 1 4~ EI '~ x' ~I f WI o a ~i ~I 'o ~~ ~ _l+ i~ /~ Iron Rod r / s 1 I I ~' , i E 6 I N O I NW I ` ~ I I I k~ ~~ ~` ~ I ~ ~ ~ 1 Roek`Noe ) t-~1 ~ R°~ Found kart Rod 1, Charles D'ppes, a Rapistered Pu61ic Surveyor, herehy certify Mat this plat correctly represents a wrvey made on the Around under my wpervision on Apf:~ \S , \9q 1 All improvements, set back lines, easemenn, discrepancies in houndary lines, en- aaachments and protrusions, apparent on the site are shown hereon. 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Creamer I and wife, I Betty Creamer I '108 -~io,4o Vksta Drive j Kerrville, Texas 7802% 1 4 /I ~~ I I_ Ig ~ I~ < 31 I- ~ ~~ N i` I~ ~ I~; ~ ~ I~ I ~ J ,- fW=J. W-E--_ Subject to the restrictions in Vol. 134, Pg. 283; Vol. 169, Pg. 493; 8 Vol. 307, Pc 400 of K.C.D.R.; and to the easements per plat in Vol. 3, Pga 36 of K.C.P.R. and in Vol. 5, Pg. 617 of K.C.E .R. (being 8 ft. in width and along the southwest and the southeast property lines and also being parallel and one foot array from the 7 ft. wd. U.E. shown her~oro. '. PLAT-OF-SURVEY OF 1:0T 5', BLOCK 4 OF LOMA ', VISTA NO: TWO, KERRVILLE SOUTH, A SU9- ~~ DIVISION AS PER PLAT RECORDED IN VOLUME 3. PAGE 36 OF THE PLAT RECORDS OF KERR COUNTY TEXAS. GUADALUPE SURVEY COMPANY 235 NEST MAIN STREET KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028 PH (210) 895-1808 FAX 896-3534 g5or uo rogr5acov .9~P~ ov a-frrg sues to spin Bosque dispute City of Waco hires PR firm; dairy interests form group ey J.B. SMITH Tnbune-Herald staff writer Get ready for a season of spin brought to you by the adversaries in the North Bosque River pollution dispute. The city of Waco has hired a public relations firm to drive home its mes- sage that Lake Waco is threatened by waste from upstream dairies - but without making the city appear to be anti-agriculture or the lake appear to be polluted. In the other corner of the ring, dairy interests are rally- stair faro _ ~ ~. tadcry ing dairy farmers on the issue with a new Dairies on the North group called the Bosque River and the Coalition for city of Waco are at odds Affordable Local over what state officials Milk (CALM). And call high levels of phos- ttie Waco-based phoruslntheriver. Texas Farm Bureau is "tact-finding" by polling Waco residents for their opinidns of their drinking water and related Please see BOSOUE, Section Back .: ,~ , i2A ipffkCO TjRIBUNE-HERALD ~/ - ~ ,_ _ BOSQUE City prepares for media attention ^ From Page 1A In the meantime, the city of Waco is girding for battle in the arena of public opinion. The Waco City Council fast week authorized spending $60,000 to hire the Thompson Group, an Austin-based public relations firm, for the next year The group has promised to develop and implement a "communications plan" that will educate Lhe public, the media and legislators on the North Bosque issue, from Waco's perspective. That will include developing media information packets and sending favorable news clippings to legislators. ' Cit Mana er Kath Rice said s e expects a Issue wi attract attention from out-of-town media u ure an t s tm n to ve. a c ear message. • "I we want a consistent message that makes sense," she "said. "Ithink we've always had the right message, but these folks are going to help us get if out.° In its proposal for the job, the Thompson Group warned that the water problem could get national media exposure because of President Bush's ranch in the watershed of lake Waco, and that could hurt Waco's reputation. "Bach aggressive actions would potentially serve to hurt the credibility and the public trust of Lake Waco's integrity as a drinking water source," the firm cautioned. "Rather, the city should frame this issue as one whose status is not yet critical, although it could be if action is not taken." The group said the city should cast the issue as a local one, "without turning the issue into a larger statewide referendum on agricultural issues." $owever, the Texas Farm Bureau is already considering the wider implications of the North Bosque struggle, said spokesman gene Hall. "What's going on here could ba- precedent-setting," he said. He acknowledged that the Farm Bureau has been polling Waco residents m the past few days but declined to discuss the poll in detail He said the agri- cultureadvocacy group is merely "fact-finding" and trying to find out what people think about the North Bosque issue Dairymen also meeting Meanwhile, the Coalition for Affordable Local Milk scheduled a meeting Monday in Dublin for dairymen to discuss the North Bosque dispute, according to . Flier advertising the meeting. "If you don't like Waco's hell cop[ers flying over your dairy. don't miss this meeting!" the flies urges. "We will discuss the outlook for the immediate future of the dairy industry in Central Texas. This meeting is of vital impottance!° The reference was to the city of Waco's airborne surveillance to find polluting dairies. The meetiag at the Cottonwooa5 Auction Barn was closed to the public and limited to dairy pro- ducers. According to the flier CALM is a joint effort of the Texas Association of Dairymen, Zia Milk Producers, Elite Milk Producers. Select Milk Producers and Dairy Farmers of America, one of the largest milk cooperatives in the country. Dairy Farmers of Arnerica officials deferred comment on the new coalition to the Texas Asso- ciation of Dairymen. James Terrell, spokesman for the dair- ymen's group, did not return phone calls Monday. Rice said the city's goal fs to bring the dairy industry to the table and to try to find a solution to the pollution problem. "We're frying to move°away from a beat 'em-up;. `They're wrong, we re n approac , rcesar . cesn ma erw os wrong or right. We just need to_ clean up our river." J.B. Sm(th can reached ar jbsmith~wacotrib.com or at 757-5752. of Waco have both said they are considering suing the state agency over the plan.