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erosion problems which led to the landscaping originally. <br />Kellogg stated that the yard would need to be replanted with deep root plants, not grass, to contain <br />the hillside. <br />Bill Jackson, of Jackson Landscaping, stated that they had supplied the original owner with product <br />for his work. Jackson stated that he directed the previous hdmeowner to contact surveyors and the <br />city after he had gotten a stop work order in ordef' to proceed; He sbded that the homeowner had <br />4 -I * ' <br />supposedly gotten the necessary paperwork in order otxe he resumed work 2 months later and <br />hired Jackson to place the final boulders and revegetate the hillside. Jackson stated that, in his <br />opinion, if the boulders were removed, it would be a tdiigh hillside and slope to retain. He noted <br />that it is a good elevation from the building pad to the lake an4thid miich runoff would race down <br />the slope to the lake making it difficult to maintatfnwgetation on the slopeV <br />^4^ <br />Kellogg pointed out that the yard could/M'td^ded fidm thd^&lkw up to the house to obtain a <br />L./'• <br />; <br />3:1 slope. He felt the question was whether the Wanibbld’s and their neighbors would be better off <br />if the wall remained or was rem<>^..>. <br />r <br />m ■■ <br />' . 'j V ' ‘1 ■ <br />Rick Rusvold, Jackson Landsi^ihg, stated that the top boulders were placed to slow the water <br />before it hit the hillside. He staM that, previously, the water ran down the hillside like a rr.'cr <br />♦ <br />wiping the whoje bimide away. ' <br />stated that/n^rMnilU^he felt the citv ha <br />I * • <br />htur|)hy stated that, felt the city had compromised allowing the first 30’ of wall, and <br />,^iliiit iie did not have an isStie wiife the last IS* of boulders; however, he was concerned with the <br />• *..V <br />llic otW^C^Uncitmemben incurred.ouncii memnert eoii <br />Wambold clarifiM ttot.the lower portion of the wall could remain, while the upper be removed. <br />With regard to the patio, Wambold stated that he would like to keep a portion of the patio to <br />incorporate into a remodel. <br />Curtis stated that the allowance for the retaining walls would put the hardcover at the 75-250 ’ zone <br />at 26%. The patio would put hardcover at 29%. <br />.v_: