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. . . Page 7 through retaining walls. It looks like fill will have to be brought in to achieve the 4 to 1 slope also, in addition to, it also addresses the erosion control. The erosion control is 3 in. of top soil and all the disturbed areas are going to be seeded and also a blanketing is going to be provided on to the hillside for erosion control. . Gerry - We will plant trees up there on the hillside. Steve - What it boils down to Gerry provided these corrections, again this was the 5th copy. The City feels that this will work, so we will accept this as a plan on how to correct it. There is still the question who does the work? You may want to square this away with Gerry if your buying one of these lots or own one of these. Cliff - That is all were looking for is that everyone is very well aware of the corrections so that when the permit process starts they all know who's doing what and what is taking place. Steve - So if you agree to do the corrections heres what they are so you know what your agreeing to if your buying one of these lots whatever. Lot 19 Cliff, do you have any problems? Jim Anderson 18994 Carson (Lot 18) - Three days after I closed, I came home from work and a bulldozer was in my back yard and took off a few feet of top soil off the back top part of my lawn. I have a problem with that because the bulldozer (I have some pictures also of the what happened after the bulldozer was there) they cut right along my tree line which has some large oaks leaving some roots exposed from the bulldozer cutting and came right up next to those trees. I feel those trees are going to die, and when they do, I feel that Gerry should replace those trees when they do die, it is pretty much inevitable. Also it pretty much changes the drainage plan and any of the grading that had been done by my builder. It basically changed the whole thing, took out a lot of top soil, I now have a lot of sand back there. It looks like beach sand because they cut off so much of the top soil so it is pretty much worthless back there, it has big bulldozer tracks, it cost me a lot of money in order for me to straighten that out and I don't feel it was my responsibility when it was my land, no permission was ever asked for, nor granted to go back on my lot with that bulldozer, I just came home and found them back there. I need that taken care of. My whole back yard has all kinds of erosion problems as a result of that. Also on Lot 19, this is coming from a neighbor who couldn't make it today because I did not see it done so he wanted for me to pass it along. (Jeff Stinger) he is on the lot next to mine (Lot 17). He said that he saw anywhere from 3 to 4 oaks buried in Lot 19 when that hill was being graded, and again, that is from Jeff Stinger, I did not see that, but he asked me to convey that also. I do not know what kind of plans there are for Lot 19 and how that will affect my edge of my property there, I'm not sure of what the plans are because my garage and then I have a slope down to Lot 19 and I'm not sure what is going to be done there. Cliff O.K. You were going to be addressing his then too. Gerry Smith - I don't know if this is the time to rebuttable, but it was your neighbor Stinger that came over and got the cat and paid him to do the work. Are you aware of that Jim?