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� REGULAR PZEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCT_L, ?tAY 11, 1978 Page 16 3. In the absence of documentation concerning �'�1ALTERS PORT association rights, rules and responsibilities, (Continued) ' hold each property owner separately responsible for the work and/or violations occurring on his property. Bruc� P�alkerson commented that the P�innehaha Creek Watershed District will review this matter at their meeting Thursday concerning the aluminum wall. If individuals want to riprap, they will have to apply to the District. Mayor Van Nest: On June 13, 1977, we approved "Plan C" , seawall and riprapping subject to no change in location of the west wall. There are several issues : 1. 145 ft. of west wall has been damaged and letter of credit to assure restoration has to be submitted. 2. Spoils have to be removed. 3. Government survey marker was removed and has to be replaced. 4. Comments from rir. John Gerhardson in his r•lemo of April 26 , 1978 have to be satisfied. John Gerhardson' s memo dated April 26, 1978, states: "In December of 1977, at your request, Mr. Rudy Hartnann was given a key for the Lydiard Swim Beach entrance gate. This would allow him to have access to the beach with the equipment needed to make the necessary repairs to a seawall on that portion of his property adjoining the swiming beach. At that time, it was my understanding that the seawall adjoining the swim beach property was included in the project. Apparently, it was not. On April 26, 1978, I inspected the swim beach and noticed that there had been excavating on the side adjoining the swim beach, some posts had been placed and a registered land surveyor monument disturbed and left lying on th� ground. Also, there were several ruts in the grass area of the swim beach that had not been repaired_ These ruts were caused frcnt equipment going in and out and some signs and sign posts damaged. Also, the , seawall adjoining the swim beach area has had some excavating done on the beach side, exposing the original seawall which is made of wood posts and boards, loose boards are lying along side and scattered throughout the area. It would seem that the excavating is not complete and in its present condition is a safety hazard to swimmers as well as unsightly. �� (Continued)