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Resolution #2 : Veit has indicated that even if Kenko begins work on the north side of TH 118 first, a cost of $28, 000 would still be incurred by Veit for the referenced regrading, which the City expects to be paid by MWCC. However, since the overriding concern is to not hinder the City' s contractor in the completion of its work so that the City can open its golf course in 1995 as scheduled, the MWCC has agreed to pay reasonable regrading costs on the tees, greens, and fairways disturbed by Kenko to bring these areas back to current condition including the salvaging of existing topsoil. It is the intent of both parties to have Veit act as subcontractor to Kenko or to have a direct agreement between Veit and the MWCC in the performance of this regrading work . Issue #3 : Trees to be removed under the MWCC' s contract in the area north of TH 118 need to be replaced. Resolution #3 : .The MWCC will replace certain trees cleared by its contractor, in accordance with the City' s replacement policy. Mary Krafve will work with Mary Saarion of the City' s Park & Rec Dept. and the City Forester, Rick Wriskey to inventory the trees remaining from Veit ' s clearing operations and reach agreement regarding the number of replacement trees to be planted. Issue #4: Dewatering operations for the City's project are on-going. The MWCC would Pike to sample the dewatering discharge in order to further define the extent, if any, of lead and silver contamination in the groundwater. Resolution #4: The City will grant access to the MWCC for sampling purposes and will assist the MWCC to the extent it can in doing the sampling/testing of the groundwater. cc: Ray Payne Rich Rovang Mary Krafve Kyle Colvin Eunice Groschen Samantha Orduno -2-