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'N MEMORANDUM Page 2 September 15, 1995 C. The two larger washouts west of the new Physical Education Building should be filled with good soil, seeded and protected with a wood fiber blanket. Look into shade tolerant grasses for these areas. Dale suggested possibly using perennial rye for quick genmination. Tim Callahan (adjacent property owner) wanted trees, shrubs and ferns planted in these areas also as per a report submitted by the College to the Watershed District a couple of years ago. The College will check into this. Kraus Anderson will fill, seed and put fiber blanket on these areas. d. The large washout in the vicinity of the Physical Education Building pon.a outlet will be corrected with the current building construction. e. A broad, shallow washout area (about 10' x 20') west of Riley Hall should be reseeded and protected with wood fiber blanket. What existing vegetation is present should grow back up through the fiber blanket. Extend the wood fiber blanket to just below the tow of the slope. Add an additional silt fence for protection by the toe of the slope. f. Some erosion is occurring on a steep trail which extends from Little Johanna Lake to the Campus drive south and west of Riley Hall. Dale recommended that in the future the College add a bituminous curb to the west side of the drive to divert storm runoff away from the hillside and into the Physical Education Building storm water pond. Dale said this was a recommendation, not a requirement. 4. Tim Callahan questioned if there were new trees proposed between the new Physical Education Building and the hillside by the lake (currently there are not). He said he recalled that this was part of the approved 1986 PUD plan. TKDA and the College will check into this. 5. The City needs to have information to them by Tuesday, September 19th in order to get information packets to Council Members for the September 25th Council Meeting.