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PD131-CS000525 (2) THE ESTATES OF CAMBRIDGE MANOR HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Sent via Registered Mail :0o0 ' ' MAY 31 ~- . ., Mr. Bob Delsanter Brentwood Builders P.O. Box 702468 Dallas, TX 75370-2468 Re: Mr. Hager's Letter Ma)' 12, 2000 Dear Mr. Delsanter: As a follow-up to Mr. Hager's letter dated May 12, 2000 that was sent to Mr. Kip Allison regarding Brentwood Builders issues with the Cambridge Manor neighborhood, 1 would like to state the Homeowners Association's position on both points. It is our hope that together we can reach a swift and appropriate solution to both issues. First, we have received a copy of letter the homeowners in Phase II wrote to you regarding the issue of the grading and the quality of the retention wall. Within this letter, they stated their desire and position for Brentwood Builders to address and correct the situation. From the Association's standpoint, we support our neighbors affected by this issue. We understand that this is a homeowner specific issue and not an Association issue. We are a tremendously proud neighborhood and we encourage Brentwood Builders to address and correct this matter quickly as a negative result has the potential to harm the value of the neighborhood, thus, in effect, harming all of us in the Association. Second, and an issue the Association is involved in, is the issue on the replacement of the past due trees. As the documents show, Brentwood Builders reached an agreement with the City to replace trees removed during construction. To date, the trees have not been replaced in accordance with the terms of the letter between Joe Haydocy and the City dated May 15, 1998. The Association would like this issue solved immediately. The City's standard value for pricing trees is $150 per caliper inch. Based on the May 15, 1998 letter from Brad Reid, the replacement measure is 40 caliper inches. That would be $6,000 worth of quality, native, disease resilient, trees THE ESTATES OF CAMBRIDGE MANOR HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION placed within the neighborhood. Additionally, if any of these trees die within the first year of planting, full replacement is guaranteed and an additional 1-year warranty put in place. Because the Association has a vested interest in the tree replacement (type of tree, location of planting, etc.) we would like to propose a possible solution to ease your pain. We would like to propose Brentwood Builders paying us for these trees, in lieu of, having to be bothered with the tree selection (based on Association's input), timely purchasing, proper placement, warranty and up-keep of these trees. Should Brentwood Builders agree to these terms and produce a check for $6,000, we will consider the "tree issue" closed. Should this solution not be acceptable, we would like to move forward (quickly) with identifying tree types, sizes, placement positions, installation and upkeep plans with you. Mr. Delsanter, we look forward to hearing from you soon. If you would like to contact me on any issues within this letter, I can be reached at 972-392-5706 during the workday and 972-304-6353 during nights and weekends. Sincerely, ] u'sch President Cambridge Manor Homeowners Association 833 Castle Creek Drive Coppell, IX 75019 Cc: CMHA Board of Directors Phase II Residents Principal Management Group Mr. J. Witt - City of Coppell Mr. G. Seib - City of Coppell Mr. B. Reid - City of Coppell Mr. R. Hager - City of Coppell Attorney Mr. Allison - Brentwood Attorney