Robert W. Pohle

Relocate sinks and install a trap in the basement.

Work to convert the home from a septic system to the City of Norwalk sanitary sewer system by connecting to the existing lateral, as depicted in the provided sketch. 6" SDR pipe used, reducing to 4" Schedule 40 pipe near the foundation, with a minimum of two cleanouts to grade, bedded with crushed stone. Existing tank to be pumped by a licensed subcontractor, crushed, and filled with clean native material.

Upgrade 2 existing 4" san sewer outlet pipes existing from two locations of rowayton library at the nw corner & se corner to existing manhole near southwest corner of building. All new piping will be 4 " schedule 40 pvc, stainless steel and rubber shielded couplings back to existing material to be bedded and covered with 3/4" crushed stone and detectable warning ribbon installed at appropriate elevation.

Fill in a 20-by-40-foot in-ground swimming pool. Remove and haul away the vinyl liner and metal sides for disposal at an appropriate facility. Haul in clean, screened fill and mechanically compact it in lifts. Properly disconnect and remove the pool system’s mechanical components. Install a silt fence during work and leave it in place after work is completed until vegetation is established in spring 2025.

Install piping and four sinks.

All related work to convert the home from septic to sewer and connect to the existing lateral pipe, pump, crush, and fill the septic tank.

Replace sewer from house to property line.

Plumbing Work

Replace the existing sanitary sewer outlet pipe trenchlessly, remove the house trap in the basement, and add a new cleanout to grade outdoors, working from the sanitary sewer main to the inside of the basement wall.

First time hook up to sanitary sewer lateral pipe at property line and properly abandon septic tank.

First time hook up to city sanitary sewer system - crush and fill septic tank.

1st time tie in one family dwelling to city sanitary sewer system - property has.

First-time sanitary sewer tie-in lateral inspection with the Engineering Department; pump, crush, and fill the septic tank.

Install gas pipe to kitchen stove.

Reverse plumbing in the crawlspace to the front of the house (new septic).

1st time hook up from septic to sanitary sewer system.

First time tie-in.

Replace compromised orange burg 4" sanitary sewer lateral from house to main location in roadway.

In state roadway: Excavate and repair section of pipe which has been repaired previously and repair has failed - property work: replace orange burg pipe with PVS from house to state property add clean out to grade.

1st time hook up house to sewer system; install clean pipe to existing outlet pipe; pump crush and fill septic tank.

Plumbing: tie in sewer system.

Plumbing: Tie the single-family residence to the city sewer system.

Plumbing: Replace orange berg pipe from basement to trunk line.

Plumbing: new water main.

Replace compromised 1-inch poly water service with new 1-inch copper tubing from the main to the basement as an emergency repair.