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Melanie Curtis <br /> From: Kellogg, Tom P [Tom.Kellogg@bonestroo.com] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 4:05 PM <br /> To: 'Ronald G Dudley' <br /> Cc: Melanie Curtis; Lyle Oman <br /> Subject: RE: Water Run-Off <br /> Attachments: image001.jpg <br /> 31 Z� <br /> Ron, � <br /> I have been staying tuned to your emails over the past few weeks and have been ith the <br /> city are copied on them, You may or may not know that Evelyn has been out of tf,.. ,,...__ _ , is not <br /> expected back for another three weeks. In the interim please forward your emails to Melanie and Lyle (copied on this <br /> email) and feel free to copy me on any and all emails. <br /> I discussed your concerns with Lyle earlier today and he indicated he had been out to the site today and met with the <br /> contractor. Lyle believes the temporary erosion control measures in place now will prevent further impacts to your <br /> property. Lyle is confident that the approved grading plan can be implemented once construction on the house gets a <br /> little further along. He has also indicated he will try to get the home builder to pay attention to the grading on your side <br /> of the lot as soon as things dry out. <br /> Based on the photos you submitted I agree that the excess dirt between the new home and yours should and could be <br /> removed now. I discussed this with Lyle and he will get the contractor to get this done as soon as conditions permit. <br /> I hope this is the last of the encroachments onto your property as a result of this project. Please keep me in the loop and <br /> I will do what I can to help under the direction of Melanie. <br /> Tha n ks, <br /> Tom <br /> Tom Kellogg, PE �--- <br /> Associate <br /> Tel 651-604-4863 <br /> Cel I 651-775-5637 <br /> tom.kel logg @bonestroo.com <br /> �Bonestroo <br /> From: Ronald G Dudley [mailto:ron_dudley@biz-transformations.com] <br /> Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 9:55 PM <br /> To: Kellogg, Tom P <br /> Subject: Water Run-Off <br /> Tom......Writing just to you to get your independent views. Since I do not have any surveyor training or <br /> equipment to measure elevations I cannot say far certain that the grading on Fred Peters property doesn't <br /> conform to the plan, but my eyeball sure seems to believe it is about 2-3 feet above my property at critical water <br /> run off points. <br /> Who does the check to be sure the work is according to plan and when is the check made so that corrections are <br /> still possible if necessary? <br /> Am I reading the plan correctly that elevations would be matched across Fred's property so at the property <br /> i <br />