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-1c- <br /> Fr7nk; hlell, there are a couple of options here. You can't really move this <br /> unit too far up the hill because then you would create a very deep cut along <br /> this slope in through here. lie may look at a different type of town house unit <br /> that wouldn't take as much area as a flat or we could also look at, alternatively, <br /> moving it up a little bit and perhaps changing the orientation just a bit. A.-ain, <br /> this unit has one of the most spectacular views. It is a back and forth view out <br /> over the river and then back again back over the bay. <br /> Ma.vne: The basic criteria that you used for setting these then was to take the <br /> area's minimum slope. <br /> Frank: That's correct. And, again, I think that is a good design. Because, <br /> clearly, that is minimum disruption of existing vegetation. <br /> Wayne: It is, except if we push it farther uphill . . . (interrupted) <br /> Frank: When you start pushing it farther uphill, then you start getting into <br /> deeper cuts. <br /> Wayne: And more retaining walls. <br /> Frank: Right. <br /> Ken: Is any of this staked out now? <br /> Earle N,arsters: There is a wood road that goes in pretty close and all the wells <br /> are in. If you had the plan, you could probably locate these pretty well. <br /> Dorothv: The only other questions that I have is the name of one of those streets; <br /> Forest Street. Has that been approved? <br /> Earle '1i9rsters: Those road names will not be used. It will be a private drive <br /> and will not actually have a name. The project will be known as Bay Ridge Villas. <br /> I think that is what we will end up with and it will be a private drive owned and <br /> maintained by the condominium association. <br /> Wayne: Is Forest Street the west boun--ary? <br /> Earle 'arsters: It is only a paper street. <br /> Mayne: Is there a west boundary line? <br /> Frank: There are concrete bounds in here if you look at the plan. Also, the <br /> wells are there and they are capped so you can essentially locate yourself between <br /> the concrete bounds and the wells. <br /> Wavne: When were those wells drilled? <br /> FYrle :=:arsters : In 1975. <br /> Ken : How deep are your wells? <br /> Erle ""arsters : Th"y vary. _..e elev=_tion of the ground var`_es so much. They <br /> are any where from 50 to 20 feet. They were all c^.ec7s: d out and ap_roved also <br /> for content. <br /> Kions? <br /> en: Does anybodv h=ave any more �uesi <br />