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From: Kar-Keat Chong <br /> Sent: Wednesday,April 06, 2016 8:56 AM <br /> To: 'Christine Mattson' <br /> Cc: travis@tvistudio.com; 'pete@welchforsman.com';Tim Schwob <br /> (Tim@welchforsman.com) <br /> Subject: RE: 1220 Bracketts Point Road/#2016-00133 <br /> Attachments: 20160405171648269.pdf; 15URVTVL01-PROPCERT-SAPR16.pdf; <br /> L101_REV_20160303.pdf; 16-138 Permit.pdf <br /> Christine, <br /> Below Please find responses to the outstanding as highlighted. We'll print two full size copies and one <br /> 11x17s and swap out with the copies you have. Please let me know if you need anything else. <br /> Thank you. <br /> Kar-Keat Chong <br /> Kar-KeatCa�snowkreilich.com <br /> 612.752.0270 d <br /> From:Christine Mattson [mailto:CMattson@ci.orono.mn.us] <br /> Sent:Tuesday, April OS, 2016 2:52 PM <br /> To: 'pete@welchforsman.com' <pete@welchforsman.com> <br /> Cc: 'bhanna1891@aol.com' <bhanna1891@aol.com>; 'jhannaford@khblaw.com' <br /> <ihannaford@khblaw.com>; Kar-Keat Chong<kar-keat@snowkreilich.com>; 'dan@cssurvey.net' <br /> <dan@cssurvey.net> <br /> Subject: FW: 1220 Bracketts Point Road/#2016-00133 <br /> Pete, <br /> Following up on our telephone conversation today, we received an updated survey and landscape plan <br /> however items from our original letter dated February 22, 2016 (copy attached) still need to be <br /> addressed. <br /> Certificate of Survey. An updated survey and landscape plan were provided, however they still show <br /> metal edging retaining soil around mature trees within the lakeshore setback. Please provide additional <br /> details on the metal edging(material type, screening, height, etc.)The metal tree well edging will be <br /> constructed out of 5/8" thick corten metal that will be attached to 2" dia. square tube steel posts <br /> (buried below grade). We had to add the metal edge/tree well to prevent us from piling grades up on <br /> the root/ base of the existing oak tree in lakeshore setback that we are trying to preserve (due to the <br /> requirement of us raising the lowest level floor to be 2' higher than the 100 year flood elevation for the <br /> lake). The metal edge will be 2' tall on the west side and follow grades (sloping to 0'/ nothing) an the <br /> north and south sides. I spoke with Melanie Curtis, a planner with the city of Orono, about this <br /> condition during a recent visit to the city and she thought that this wouldn't be an issue since <br /> we were seeking to preserve an existing lakeshore mature tree on the site. Our intention is to sod the <br /> area to have a uniform appearance. If required we can plant in the tree well to help conceal the <br /> metal edge. I can send images of the corten metal edge and a detail of the condition if required. <br />