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LARRY A. MUSING WILLIAM P.'1'RI XIMENA O. WESI' I'1?TER J. ANDRUS OF 000NSEI- JAMIE JI7NSEN October 21, 2008 JELSING TRI WEST & ANDRUS r1.1.c Attorneys at law 2926 Colby Avenue Evemu. Washington 982014078 John C. Dippold Carney Iiadley and Spellman 701 Fifth Avenue Suite 3600 Seattle, Washington 98104 Re: Chase -Anderson issue Dear Mr. Dippold: OFFICE (425) 258-2688 FAX (425) 259-9097 EMAIL Jamic timmlaw.com Kimberly a lwmlaw.corn I received you c-mail yesterday. I represent both Chris and Todd Chase. Time is not of the essence for my clients. The damage has already been done to them. We feel that it is better to I lave the right corrective work done rather than the fastest. You may have a different view of the matter. Our first concern is making sure that nothing like this can ever happen again. I am waiting to see what options you present for this issue. It was addressed in the October 91h letter. It is your clients' property. They should determine how they will stop any future trespass of water onto my clients' properties. Second, we need to have the detritus removed. There is no sense in putting erosion control materials on dirt and trees or tree parts that will be removed. My previous letter addresses the possibility of leaving the trees. Our experts suggest that the trunks may be able to stay if they are positioned better. Your dirt has to be removed from the Chase properties. Third is the restoration of the hillside. The pile wall does not seem to pose any issues except for those noted by our geotechnical engineer. His continents are included with this letter. The tic -in points are a major concern for my client. As for the restoration of the trees, we reject your proposal for one gallon trees. The City of Everett has determined the number and size of replacement trees. 1 understand that the number of replacement trees is three for every one taken out and the size is three-inch diameter at 54 u/ly