The property is located in a mapped corrosive soil, rockfall, hydrocompactive soil and debris flow geologic hazard zone by the City of Glenwood Springs. Corrosive soil, hydrocompactive soil and debris-flow-related soil hazards can be identified by adequate soil testing and in most cases mitigated by proper structural design and construction. See attached Study prepared January 2, 2003. The cost for a subsoil Study will be required before development. Kumar and Associates has estimated the cost to be about $2,500 after the driveway is installed or a track mounted unit will be required to conduct the study prior to a driveway installation at approximate cost of $3500. West side of property borders BLM.There is no city sewer tap to the property. The property will require a septic system. The size of the Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems (OSWTS) will be dependent on the size of the residential development. The City of Glenwood Springs will require a Tap Fee for water supply to the property. The request for water to the property may be made once the building permit to develop the property has been submitted. There is no city sewer tap to the property. The property will require a septic system. The size of the Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems (OSWTS) will be dependent on the size of the residential development. The City of Glenwood Springs will require a Tap Fee for water supply to the property. The request for water to the property may be made once the building permit to develop the property has been submitted.
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