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� �1V' Cit of Orono <br /> Y <br /> O ��� O 2750 Kelley Parkway <br /> � <br /> P.O. Box 66 <br /> � ���, ,�; ,;��, :�� � Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br /> , `y^ �Rr (952) 249-4600 <br /> �� � �,� � ���`�� G Fax: (952) 249-4616 <br /> ,.,�t , <br /> Og'�' <br /> ESH FAX TRANSMISSION <br /> Date: August 30, 2006 Page 1 of 1 <br /> To: Marty — Blue Line Enterprises <br /> From: Evelyn Turner, City Planner <br /> eturner ci.orono.mn.us 952-249-4623 <br /> Subject: Slope Restoration Plan - 3535 Ivy Place <br /> I sent photos of the project to Sherri Buss, the Landscape Architect at Bonestroo who <br /> reviewed the original plan and I spoke with her this morning. This is what we <br /> concluded: <br /> 1. The mulch on the lower slope must be replaced by a blanket mulch. Sherri indicated <br /> this could be a straw blanket Type 2S or a cocoanut fiber blanket. The former is <br /> cheaper but the latter looks more natural. This blanket should cover all bare soil on the <br /> lower slope. Sherri named Brock White in St. Paul as one source for blankets. <br />(www.brockwh ite.com). <br /> 2. The material that has washed up against the silt fence (and beyond) should be <br /> removed. It could be spread on the slope if you can get it to stay in place. <br /> 3. To prevent erosion, the slope at the end of the dry creek bed should be covered with <br /> the cocoanut fiber blanket and held in place with some large rocks. <br /> In addition the missing grass plants on the lower slope need to be planted. There is <br /> electrical conduit (for a light?) where the last juniper should go on the upper slope. <br /> See if you can fit it in. All bare soil should be covered by the blanket mulch or by the <br /> shredded wood mulch. <br /> cc by mail: Pete Bazil <br />