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DEPARTMENT of PLANNING and COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
401 Mcintire Road
Charlottesville, VA 22901-4596
804 296-6823
October 12, 1984
[1r. Warren E. Andrews
SLDC Architects, Ltd.
410 East Water Street
Charlottesville, Virginia
22901
RE: SP-84-37 Warren E. Andrews
Dear ~1r. Andrews,
The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, at its meeting on
October 10, 1984, approved the above-referenced petition with the
following conditions:
1. Both temporary and permanent erosion control and runoff con-
trol measures shall be in place prior to additional earth
disturbing activities in the site;
2. Temporary erosion and runoff control measures shall be main-
tained until it is determined by field inspection that the
disturbed areas are stabilized and the golf course is established.
3. On Iv a low volume pump be allowed for use in Ivy Creek to
withdraw water from the stream to the holding pond. The lines
shall be properly placed and screened to minimize disturbance
to the stream and to aquatic life;
4. State Water Control Board Regulation Number 11 requiring the
reporting of water withdrawal rates shall be adhered to.
(The accuracy of the metering system should be verified on
a regular basis) ;
5. A report of monthly water withdrawals shall be supplied to
the Countv for computation and confirmation of accurate usage
figures for this type of use;
6. The present and future owners and/or operators of the site
shall comply with the Water Shortage Contingency Plan for the
City of Charlottesville and the County of Albemarle as indicated
by the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority;
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Warren E. Andrews
SP-84-37
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Under Plan A - Voluntary Conservation which goes into effect
when the total raw water storage figures drops to 70% of the
maximum usable raH water storage capacity that the present
and future owners and/or operators of the site would be
requested to voluntarily minimize their water use from Ivy
Creek. Under Plan B - Handatory Conservation (raw water
storage drops to 60%) the present and future owners and/or
operators of the site shall stop withdrawal of water from
Ivy Creek.
7. County Engineer approval of tHO permanent bridges, one of
which can accommodate farm equipment to alleviate, the
need to use the bridge on Route 637. (In accordance wi th
Section 30.3 Flood Hazard Overlay District of Zoning Ordinance).
8. County Engineer and Watershed Official approval of pumping
system including the specific location ::md size of pump in
Ivy Creek, and the use of a pond as an intermediate step in
the pumping system;
9. Approval of appropriate local, State and Federal agencies;
10. No more than 10% of stream flow or 90,000 gallons, whichever
is less, to be pumped from the stream during any 24 hour
period;
11. No tree removal along Ivy Creek;
12. Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation approval
of entrance(s) to golf course;
13. Restriction to use of fertilizers with an elemental phosphorous
source in order to provide water supply protection;
14. Compounds containing mercury shall be prohibited from use in the
water supply watershed areas;
15. On a monthly basis, the watershed management official, or
his designee, shall monitor the runoff from the irrigated areas
in order to determine whether the substances prohibited by
condition #13 and condition #14 are being introduced into Ivy
Creek. If such substances are found, then the applicant is
to modify or eliminate use of such substances so as to correct
the problem.
Should you have any questions concerning the action that has been
taken, please contact me.
Sincerely,
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Director of Planning and Community Development
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