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- - - - <br /> completely. The "swale" was mostly washed out onto the patio. I am attaching a number of pictures showing the <br /> , situation. I am certain the swale was not properly done as dirt was at an elevation above the patio floor. I had <br /> put some rocks and a piece of railroad tie I had cut to help prevent dirt from running onto the patio but it just <br /> flowed underneath these make-shift devices. <br /> Further, no effort has been made to "end cap" the excavation to prevent the exposed dirt holding the patio <br /> easement from washing away. I am fearful that this could lead to a collapse of the lattice or even the stone <br /> barbecue if left exposed and if we have some heavy rains this fall. I have enclosed pictures of that situation also <br /> in which you can see that some of the dirt is washing away from the easement toward Fred's. <br /> One of your sub-contractors, Concrete Science, did replace a section of the lattice they damage with their <br /> digging equipment but the supporting post was also loosened by the encounter with the equipment but cannot be <br /> fixed until the "end capping" is complete. Can you tell me when the "end capping" will occur so the support <br /> post can be secured? <br /> I would asked: "what is the plan to correct the situation so that I am not having to deal with mud flowing onto <br /> the patio and into my drain and how soon wii that plan be effected?" <br /> An e-mail reply would be appreciated. <br /> Sincerely. <br /> Ron Dudley <br /> 3125 Casco Circle <br /> Orono, MN 55397 <br /> 3 <br />