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r"'MINUTES OF A PLANNING 00^^4ISSICN ^CETING HELD FEBRUARY 17, 1976 - PAGE 7. ETTER,8. The cutting, excavating, filling and grading pursuant to the plan will not be changed in the future without prior council approval. B. Tree Planting 1. I will plant three grotping of nursery stock birch trees, with three trees per groining, within 14 days of the placement of the sod on the property. Each tree will be at least one inch in diameter, measured 6" from the ground, and at least ten feet tall. I will guarantee the health of these trees for one year and will not cut them down for as long as I own the property. 2. The approximate locations are set forth on the plan. I believe that the enclosed plan gives sufficient detail for you to understand the proposal. The contour in Section B-B is not to scale and has been exaggerated to show the concept of the woik. The actual final contour v/ill be more level, but will still adhere to the minimum 2% grade. 22 sets have been provided and 4 are signed. All of this work is contingent upon my obtaining permission from my 2 neighbors to disburb their properties. I am concerned that the City might continue to prosecute me under the various ordinances which control the 75 feet next to the lake. If I perfoim the restoration work I am proposing and spend a lot of money and time doing it, 1 must be absolutely certain that no further prosecution will occur because of the work I have perfoimed to date in that area. I must also be cer tain that no prosecution will be made for the work \diich I will do next sumner vdiich is shown on the enclosed engineering plan. I propose to have all of this work ccm^leted by July 31, 1976. The trail would be continued until shortly after that date. I will furnish you with a certificate from my engineer, Hickok, that the work has been performed in general conformity to the attached plan. IVhen that certificate is received by the City, that will end the prosecution. I really do not want any more City officials entering my pro perty. My wife and child are upset and nervous enough already because cf tho intrusions of all these strangers. I want to give them the protection that I should be able to give on my own private property. This is not a demand, but a strong re quest to leave us alone to live in peace and quiet. Signed; Samuel S. Marfield (End of Letter). % Although unable to attend this meeting, Meiiber Brad Van Nest sulxnitted a letter concerning his view of the Marfield pro posal and it read as follows: (Dated February 13, 1976) In reviewir the information you have provided for our Planning Comnission meeting February 16, I came across the letter from Samuel ^!arfield and the drawing prepared by Eugene Hickock and Associates. Apparently SAMUEL MARFIELD LETTER, COTlt.