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<br />OCt}.t) n <br /><; ,.fEe', <br /> <br />September 29, 1994 <br /> <br />Centerville City Council: <br /> <br />As an attendee of the Special Meeting concerning the residents <br />North of County 14 along Clear Water Creek, I am a little <br />dissappointed by the meetings outcome. To only allow 45 minutes <br />for obviously a pertinent issue seemed inappropriate. The <br />attendance numbers should show the high rate of concern amongst the <br />involved citizens. Hopefully, the next meeting will allow adequate <br />time for proper representation. <br /> <br />I was also concerned about the defensiveness presented by the chief <br />engineer of the construction firm. His attitude reinforced my lack <br />of trust in the firm's performance. He also seemed to de-empower <br />the stance of Dave Nyberg who had previously represented the <br />engineering firms work with a more respectful tone. <br /> <br />Again, I am not an engineer, nor have I the knowledge to debate <br />physics and velocity equations. My concern has always been to find <br />out where the responsibility would lie if the predicted <br />calculations were incorrect and there would be flooding and/or <br />additional loss of property. We have plans on improving our lot's <br />backyard but are hesitant to begin until this issue is resolved. <br />In the meeting there was a statement that "there is no need for <br />residents to purchase flood insurance". If that statement is <br />correct and the calculated predictions are correct, then my concern <br />will be greatly lessened. <br /> <br />My questions are: <br /> <br />Has there been any conversation with the ci ty attorney as to <br />responsibility for damage if calculations accepted by the city <br />would be incorrect; leading to flooding and/or loss of property? <br /> <br />When is the next meeting scheduled to address these community <br />issues? <br /> <br />I appreciate your time and energy devoted to this issue. <br /> <br />~ ~..2~ <br /> <br />Steven MCGaughey <br />7260 Clearwater Dr <br />H#-426-0773 W#-338-0565 <br /> <br />'"D\~ <br /> <br />~~'-.) <br /> <br />~~-\\t€. <br /> <br />h.~~ <br /> <br />"" ~ 'V\ ~ Q..~ E '" <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />\V\.~I" <\~ ~ <br />
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