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We have the surveyors working on this easement. It will be approx.
14’x42’.
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From: George Marshall [mailto:GMarshall@coppelltx.gov]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2014 3:53 PM
To: Alan Hendrix
Cc: Tricia Hatley
Subject: FW: Amended Send regarding 595
Can you please proceed with creating an exhibit/easement that is wide
enough to fit the gabion wall inside. I had previously estimated 675 sf
to Mr. Chadick. What do we need? 10 or 15’ wide?
Thank You, George
George Marshall, P.E.
Traffic Engineer
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From: Steven R Chadick [mailto:srchadick@verizon.net]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2014 3:38 PM
To: George Marshall
Subject: Amended Send regarding 595
George, I intended the below e-mail to show 675 sq. ft., as per your
description
Dear George,
Sorry for my delay in getting back to you. Chadick Capital L.P. agrees
to the City of Coppell's original offer to by ˗262˗ 675 sq. ft. of
easement adjacent to the south side of the proposed gabion project (on
595 South Coppell Road) and allow the infill/ grading of the same
property near the road easement and gabion area, as presented and
described to me on July 9, 2014.
We would ask in addition, that any direct or indirect damage done to
the large pecan tree found closest to the proposed gabion project become
the responsibility of the City of Coppell. This would include damage
done to the tree by grading and gabion construction work--including the
severing of large roots that could possibly weaken or cause the later
demise of the tree, direct damage from the use of construction related
machinery, or the addition of fill dirt around the base of tree that may
impact the tree's longevity in future years. The City would therefor
agree to the removal of said tree, due to the aforementioned reasons
that would cause its demise, in the future. If it is deemed that this
provision cannot be granted, whether in an amended form or not, then we
desire that the City to take full responsibility for the removal of said
tree from the property from the onset so this does not become an issue
in the future.
Thanks George for your patience and willingness to consider what best
works for our partnership,
Steven Chadick for
Chadick Capital L.P.
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