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LINDQUIST & VENNUM <br />80 ScxAM Eigktm Snvrr <br />M—CA^OUS iJ—ggTA <br />612471 3211 <br />fuL 6124714207 <br />felOEKfMfM <br />Ijmoqukt <br />800 ITtm Sn«T Sum 2125 <br />DeMCH. OoLOMkOo 80m440l <br />lai^NONf JOS-STS-SODO <br />A ttorneys A t Uwif <br />•12071 <br />May 19, 1994 <br />Mr. Michael Gaffron <br />2^ning Administrator <br />City of Orono <br />2750 Kelley Parkway <br />P. O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />received <br />may 2 0 1994 <br />cnYOPOBONO <br />IC:ic- <br />Re: Bucey Project <br />Dear Mike: <br />You have the Smerling/Bucey letter verbally agreed to at the Planning <br />Commission meeting on May 16, 1994. Let me just flesh out the letter. <br />With regard to the Buceys building their project according to the plans and the <br />building code, obviously the Smerlings are relying on the accuracy of the survey, site plan, <br />plans, hard cover computations and the like. As you may know, they are having a <br />confirming survey done by Mark Gronberg of the common lot line between the two <br />properties and they will certainly let you know if Mark Gronberg comes up with any <br />discrepancies. <br />With regard to the second point, I enclose Buceys ’ Exhibit A-3 which shows the <br />South Elevation of the new house. Shown on it are four windows which are the windows <br />to have the shutters, as agreed. Bruce Schmidt and Mrs. Smerling agree that the corner <br />windows and the picture window do not need shutters, as it would not look right. <br />Finally, with regard to the grading and drainage, I know you are aware that Mrs. <br />Smerling is concerned about this. We know, too, from the Planning Commission meeting <br />on May 16, 1994, that the original plan was to have 100% of the water go northerly. <br />Now, Orono has determined that it is better that some of the water, including all of the <br />water from the south side of the house, go westerly over the embankment, instead of <br />northerly. We just want to make certain that the drainage swale to be graded onto the <br />Bucey lot on the south side of the house is deep enough, wide enough and extends at a <br />proper angle when it reaches the embankment such that the water does go over the <br />embankment, rather than onto the Smerlings’ property. Obviously, the Sm».rlings have