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approximately 6 inches to 12 inches. So, if this is a grading plan, where is the note to explain <br />what will be done once the timbers are removed such that my yard and gardens don't fall into <br />the neighbor's yard? Conversely, the Landscape Plan, Exhibit B5, shows the border timbers <br />still in place with the new bluff plantings. So, which document correctly depicts the <br />homeowner's plans? <br /> <br />Exhibit B1, Updated Survey <br />This newly titled "Topographic Survey" is merely an update of the "As-Built Survey" <br />presented to the City Council on February 21, 2023. Both surveys contain the same Notes <br />verbiage, i.e., the <br />"Field survey was completed by E.G.Rud and Sons, Inc. on 01/10/22", and <br />"This survey boundary was calculated using a survey by Gronberg & Associates Land Surveying <br />dated 5-18-22". <br />The date of 01/10/22 in the Notes section is a typo mistake for the year 2022 because the <br />Gronberg Survey did not exist until May of 2022, and the licensed engineer signed the As- <br />Built survey on January 31, 2023. I mention this because hardcover calculations on a small lot <br />are important to manage water run-off between properties. The existing house footprint <br />decreased from 1425 sq.ft in the Gronberg survey completed in May 2022 to 1343 sq.ft in the <br />E.G.Rud Survey completed in January 2023. So, how does the footprint of an existing home <br />change by 82 sq.ft between surveyor's? <br /> <br />Please note that the property boundary line between 2013 Casco Point and 2815 Casco Point <br />are not in agreement based on two separate surveys conducted by Gronberg & Associates in <br />2004 and 2022, respectively. As of 7/21/2023, Mr. Gronberg has indicated he will send out a <br />surveyor to reconcile the discrepancy within the next few weeks. However, I do not believe <br />this is an issue regarding the placement of the bluff retaining walls between our adjacent <br />properties, but this was an item of concern in previous Council meetings. <br /> <br />Exhibit B2 - Construction Plans <br />Hold Harmless Agreement (stated on Sheets 1 &2): <br />1st Paragraph: "The designer is not supervising the work on this project. Therefore, the use of <br />these drawings by the owner or any contractor, subcontractor, builder, tradesman, consultant, <br />or workman shall constitute a hold harmless agreement between the drawing user and the <br />designer. The user shall in fact agree to hold the designer harmless for any responsibility in <br />regards to the construction means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures and for any <br />safety precautions or programs in connection with the work." <br /> <br />2nd Paragraph: "The designer is not under contract to oversee the construction of this project <br />or the means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures in connection with this work. <br />The use of these drawings and any specifications constrained therein, hereby agrees to hold <br />the designer harmless from liability for damages and problems arising from acts or omissions <br />of owner, tenants, contractors, subcontractors, tradesmen or workmen. The use of these <br />drawings also implies that the designer takes no responsibility for the plan user's failure to <br />carry out the work in accordance with the drawings or contract documents." <br /> <br />Limit of Warranty of Designers Work Product <br />"The designer and his consultants do not warranty or guarantee the accuracy and completeness <br />of the work product therein beyond a reasonable diligence." <br /> <br />The reason I highlight the "hold harmless" verbiage listed in the Gates Design drawings is that
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