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1. The utility turn-around area. This appears to be a portion of the original driveway <br /> that is on the 2590 property. You may or may not have the right to compel the <br /> owner of 2590 to replace this area, but since it involves a private easement is not a <br /> right the City can enforce or interpret. <br /> 2. Drainage from 2590 onto your property. The builder has submitted a revised <br /> grading plan. It will be given to the City Engineer tomorrow (August 23). <br /> There is a drainage easement that extends five feet into your property along the lot <br /> line. (This is a standard easement on all subdivisions within the past 30 or so <br /> years. A similar easement exists on the 2590 side of the lot line.) The runoff <br /> must be contained within the property or this easement unless you were to grant <br /> an additional easement to allow the water to flow into your garden area and then <br /> to the street. <br /> 3. Sodding and landscaping 2590. The City can require the re-establishment of <br /> ground cover but it cannot specify that be done by sod except in limited <br /> circumstances such as a drainage ditch. We cannot require landscaping. We will <br /> endeavor to review and approve a revised grading plan so work can resume and <br /> the grading can be completed. <br />