Grand Cove-CS 990627June 27, 1999
Eric & Beth Royal
517 Wales Court
Coppell, TX 75019
Dear Eric & Beth,
Due to the severe ongoing erosion which is occurring on the
creek banks behind my residence, I have lost significant
amounts of property, as well as several very large trees. To
stop this erosion from continuing it has become necessary for
me to have a retaining wall built along the creek bank behind
my house. I have employed the services of an established
local engineering firm (Doyle Engineering Group) and a highly
respected general contractor who specializes in this type of
work (Craig Olden, Inc.).
As we have discussed previously, in order to stop the erosion
affecting the creek bank on my property, it will be necessary
for the proposed wall to extend slightly onto your property.
Please see the attached drawing which shows the limits of the
proposed work on your property. Please note that per the
proposed drawings, two trees on the creek bank of your
property, will be required to be removed for completion of
the proposed retaining wall.
We have submitted the engineer's plans to the City of Coppell
for their review. The City has informed us that we will need
to obtain written permission from you before this wall can be
constructed. This letter is formally requesting your written
permission to proceed as outlined in the attached drawings.
By your signature below, you acknowledge that you understand ,
the plan to extend the wall onto your property, that two
trees on the creek bank of your property will be removed, and
that the City of Coppell has no responsibility for the work
beyond their review for compliance with Federal, State and
Local ~uidelines for construction in a floodplain area.
Thank you both for your cooperation and understanding.
Respectfully,
Mark S. Pecca~elli
ADDENDUM to June 27, 1999 letter to Eric & Beth Royal from Mark S.
Peccarelli.
The following items are to be a part of the letter of approval on back
erosion wall at 513 Wales Court:
1. A dimensioned drawing will be sent to Eric Royal clearly
locating the proposed wall and footing location relative to the
property line between 513 and 517 Wales Court, Coppell, Texas (fill
in the blanks on the attached drawing);
2. All trees to be removed are to be flagged prior to beginning
work and reviewed with Eric Royal and Mark Peccarelli;
3. Remaining trees are to be protected from damage during
erosion wall project;
4. Limits of excavation are not shown. The excavation for this
wall to be limited to the least possible amount; and
5. All access for the erosion wall project to be from the south
side of the creek only.
June 27, 1999
Paul & Heidi Milosevich
509 Wales Court
Coppell, TX 75019
Dear Paul & Heidi,
Due to the severe ongoing erosion which is occurring on the
creek banks behind my residence, I have lost significant
amounts of property, as well as several very large trees. To
stop this erosion from continuing it has become necessary for
me to have a retaining wall built along the creek bank behind
my house. I have employed the services of an established
local engineering firm (Doyle Engineering Group) and a highly
respected general contractor who specializes in this type of
work (Craig Olden, Inc.).
As we have discussed previously, in order to stop the erosion
affecting the creek bank on my property, it will be necessary
for the proposed wall to extend slightly onto your property.
Please see the attached drawing which shows the limits of the
proposed work on your property.
We have submitted the engineer's plans to the City of Coppell
for their review. The City has informed us that we will need
to obtain written permission from you before this wall can be
constructed. This letter is formally requesting your written
permission to proceed as outlined in the attached drawings.
By your signature below, you acknowledge that you understand
the plan to extend the wall onto your property and that you
understand the City of Coppell has no responsibility for the
work beyond their review for compliance with Federal, State
and Local guidelines for construction in a floodplain area.
Owner ~' Co-Owner
Thank you both for your cooperation and understanding.
Respectfully, /~
Mark S. Peccarelli