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Melanie Curtis From: Nancy Bordson [nancy@hodder.tv] Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2014 1:29 PM To: Melanie Curtis Subject: Re: 760 Tonkawa Road/#2013-00660 Attachments: Crude illustration.doc Melanie- As per our conversation I think we can draw up a plan that will work well and have minimal change. Among our biggest challenges is our neighbor. Our neighbor's little brown cabin that sits on the shore takes on water if any water crosses the property line. Bad - ugh. • And, the neighbor being unhappy that the path created this spring crosses onto their property. As a result, the plan my husband and I are discussing and plan to draw includes: • Restoring the current water path, filling it with dirt displaced from new path and putting sod or ground cover of some sort to help ensure it stays. Continuing the rock bed started by the city but gradually angling it a bit more south as it moves towards the lake, so it stays on our property and around the pine E. oak. • Have normal rains flow into the pipe system that exists from the previous owner. • Have a shallow rock bed that helps the excess water spill more gently over the bank where there is vegetation. • Attached is a very crude illustration so you your engineer can get the idea. This is not to scale and is a quick illustration for the general concept ;) Thanks- Nancy Nancy Bordson I VP/C00 0-612-333-1025 1 C-612-860-9767 I hodder.PERSUASIVE ty ENTERTAINMENT On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 11:27 AM, Melanie Curtis <MCurtis e ci.orono.mn.us>wrote: If you don't trigger a CUP review we can work with a plan you and your husband come up with. Calculate the amounts; I think we can be flexible in a washout repair with the 10 cubic yards. It just depends on how flexible we need to be. Check in with me on Monday as we close at 11:30 today. 1