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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />Cliff - As far as addressing it on to your lot, is this something that Jerry <br />did then...he pushed the trees on the lot <br /> <br />Bernie - He pushed trees on my lot back here, but the trees that I'm <br />concerned about are right up here in front. They are beneficial to me. They <br />are not on my lot but they are beneficial to me. If he doesn't remove the <br />fill from around the trees they are going to die. He did push trees on my <br />lot down here at the bottom and there is some buried underneath the sand <br />that he hauled in. That is not erosion! <br /> <br />Cliff - That is part of the erosion because what happens is that tree is <br />going to start to deteriorate and once it starts your going to start to get <br />a sump in there, and through out the rain and everything else whatever drops <br />is going to start flowing out. He is not suppose to be burying any kinds of <br />trees or stumps on the buildable lots. <br /> <br />Steve - The three trees your talking about are they off your lot? <br /> <br />Bernie - One of them is on my lot, right up here in the corner, and there <br />are two of them that are right next to it. <br /> <br />Steve - Something else to caution you about is that any dirt on the roots or <br />off the roots or even a cat compacting the dirt around the roots can kill <br />the trees - so now that you've got the dirt there taking it off with a cat <br />may do further damage. <br /> <br />Bernie - Within a year that thing is going to die if it is not removed, I <br />would strongly suggest that it is removed yet this fall, if nothing else by <br />hand. <br /> <br />Steve is that erosion that flowed onto your property? <br /> <br />Bernie - No that is fill he hauled in there right next to my property. <br /> <br />Cliff - As far as filling in around the trees themselves, I do not know if <br />we can really address that. If you need fill for the lot itself and you <br />probably shouldn't remove the trees if there is a lot of fill around them, <br />but I really doh't know how I can address it any other way. <br /> <br />Steve - if their on the lot he owns he could cut them down. <br /> <br />Cliff - it is a shame, I go along with that. <br /> <br />Bernie - You know that down at the bottom of the hill behind his lot here is <br />trees and all this washing down is going to wash over the top of those two <br />even though you've got a retaining wall your going to wash silt over the top <br />of those and those trees are going to die because there is no erosion <br />protection. <br /> <br />Cliff - With the erosion part, there is to be 3 inches of heavier top soil, <br />not sand and also the blanketing. It is a fabric that goes over it and also <br />the seeding. What he is putting down is a highway mix which is fast growing <br />and brings it back to its natural state or it original. One of the things <br />on it is that there are slopes out there that are steeper than 4 to 1, but <br />