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"Jim Morris" <jtylerboy@msn.com>
City_of_CoppelI.Town_Center(Engineer)
Tue, Aug 7, 2001 11:03 PM
Message for Ken Griffin
Ken,
My name is Jim Morris. I live a 113 Meadowcreek. Northlake Woodlands - 5th
Section, Lot 30.
We talked the other day along with Mamie from planning about a replat of my
property to relocate the floodway easement in my back yard so that I can put
in a pool. Marcie called back and said that Gary would accept an amending
plat.
I have talked to a surveyor (Analytical Services) about the process and he
asked me to pose two questions to you so that he will know the scope of the
work required.
1. The first question is relative to the 20 foot sewer easement that runs
across the yard. He feels that the most difficult part might be to "tie
down" that easement on a map. It is only scaled onto the original plat.
The original plat does call out a volume and page for the original
dedication of the easement. Volume 68079, page 102. So the question is, Do
you have a copy of that volume and page and/or will you allow his to assume
that the centerline of the pipe is the centerline of the easement? The
manholes are visible on both Lot 28 and Lot 30. If he can set up on one of
those manholes and shoot the other and then assume the line easement is 1
foot either side of that, then getting the easement on the new map should be
an easy process.
2. Will you allow him to use City Benchmarks. I told him that I thought
you said they need to be FEMA benchmarks and he d~dnt understand why. He
has a set of city benchmarks and he cart start on one and bring the elevation
to my lot and then tie back to another. Is this acceptable? HO
Thanks Ken, I want to get this process started. Its been tough because the
surveyors really don't want to mess with it.
Thanks,
Jim Morris
Resin Technology, Inc.
jmorris@resin pros.com
817-569-0252 Office
817-247-0252 Mobile
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