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Such stabilizing costs would probably run in theuarelfoot of lost <br /> thousande to tens of thousands of dollars per sq <br /> lawn area. <br /> H�wever. property ownere can undertake simple low cost mitigating <br /> measures which will not accelerate or will slow the rate of back- <br /> wasting. These measures �^e best undertaken in a joint effort <br /> with neighbor he]ping neighbor to see that their activities do <br /> not adversely affect the neighbor. The most readily observable <br /> factors aseociated with the observed recent slope instabilities <br /> is dtmping debris an or over the slope. This debris takes many <br /> for.me and includea lawn cuttings and prunings, trash, construction <br /> debris and earth fill. Most of the areas of recent sliding and/or <br /> cracking which indicates incipient sliding are assoinatvisitsh <br /> debris dumped on the slope.l Between our slope IDapPowner adjacent <br /> oP May 11 and 13th. and MaY 28� 1983� the property <br /> to Edgewater Creek did some site grading and pushed fill soil <br /> � over the slope above Edgewater Creek. We would expect tossibl be <br /> an area which will be p~ene to sliding in the future� p Y <br /> destroying portions of the trail down to the beacho�ershdesireito <br /> ties should be strongly discouraged. If property <br /> reduce the rate oP sliding, they ehould make efforts to dispose <br /> of debris in community dumPs designed for debris disposal. <br /> Another frequently observed detrimental activity was cutting of <br /> trees and other vegetation on the slope to improve views and then <br /> leaving the downed trees on the slope. Vegeta�hereby slowing e <br /> acts to reduce surface water runoff velocities <br /> erosion oS loosened near surface soils. Trees should be selective- <br /> ly pruned to maintain their life. Denuded areas should be re- <br /> vegetated to reduce erosior. potentia].. Tree and other vegetation <br /> cuttings on the slope should be hauled off the slope and dis- <br /> posed of properly. These cuttings are considered debris ar <br /> a}�ussed above . <br /> Water flowing over the slope contributes to erosion of the <br /> loosened near surface soils and increases their potential for <br /> -1C1- <br />