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Mice Ericson — City Administrator City of Centerville RE: Lot 2, Block 1 Clearwater Business Park February 27, 2017 Page 2 of 3 Paragraph 7. Documenting Easements and Maintenance Obligations in the Findings section states: "Per C S(a), when an existing regional BMP is proposed to manage stormwater runoff, the applicant shall show the BMP is subject to maintenance obligations enforceable by the District The existing maintenance letter submitted under permit 05-110 is not considered acceptable. Applicant must update maintenance obligations in a manner acceptable to the District. " Further, I request that the City shall confirm and warrant that all work required of the City as owner of the property by the RCWD has been done or will be done to the RCWD's satisfaction prior to my closing on the purchase of the Property so that no further work will be required of me unless it is the direct result of my construction plans for improvements on the Property. I also request that the City provide me with complete copies of all documents and maintenance agreements that attest to the work the City has done on the Property. Soils Conditions I understand that Jay Thorson has talked with Centerville's City Engineer and you regarding soil conditions on the property. Jay has also had soil borings done on the building site. I understand these borings revealed that organic soils remain on the Property and may need to be corrected. I expect that if further work needs to be done to correct soils in order to make the Property buildable for my planned improvements that the City will pay for any additional cost. I understand that Jay Thorson will be obtaining additional reports that describe any conditions that need to be corrected. He will submit a copy of any such reports to you together with a bid for the work from a qualified excavator. He will then authorize the corrective work required with the understanding that the City will pay the additional cost. Proposed Fees and Charges — I have reviewed a list of proposed fees and charges from the City based on the improvements planned for the Properly (see copy attached). Several of the proposed fees and charges appear to be redundant. Other proposed fees and charges are typically paid by the land developer (in this case the City of Centerville) and subsequently reflected in the land price paid by a buyer. I am prepared to pay the following fees and charges shown on the attached summary: Building Permit $13,109.49 Plan Review 8,521.17 State Surcharge 1.110.00 Sub -total $22,740.66 Water Access Charge (WAC) $10,027.00 Sewer Access Charge (SAC) 1 1,18M Sub -total $21,209.50 73 17