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Home My WebLink AboutCorrespondence ~. U2.-- u u City of Carmel DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES Jeff Bolinger Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc. 9025 North River Road, Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46240 .4f RE: New College Woods Elementary Landscape Plans Dear Jeff: t1fJ~ ~~ I received your letter by FAX detailing your responses to my comment letter of September 17, 2002. There are just two items I would like to discuss in more detail. Item number 2 on my initial list was about tree protection and plan details. I would like to see tree preservation details and the location of tree protection fencing on the landscape sheet and other construction plans. If these are not on the construction plans, contractors tend to grade right up to the property edge regardless of the tree roots they injure, fence or no fence. Protective fences should be in place before construction starts, they should be labeled with signs (DO NOT REMOVE. TREE PRESEVATION AREA. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT... or similar), and their location should be on all site, grading, landscape, etc., plans. I think earthwork is going on now at the site. It would be nice to see the tree protection fencing go up before anyone on a bulldozer takes out those edge trees. In item number 6, my species recommendations are made with the long-term maintenance and aesthetic conditions for the school system in mind, as well as the plant health of the surrounding community. Landscaping is viewed as an ADLS commitment, and the school will be asked to replace trees that die or can not be utilized for their intended purpose (for example, an Austrian Pine that can no longer function as part of a buffer screen because of diplodia tip blight). I'm sorry to hear that you had losses due to this year's drought. It was particularly severe. Lack of moisture is the number one reason for transplant mortality. There are species that are less affected by drought, but many tiines those species are less desirable as landscape varieties. I wasn't aware that any of the landscaping had been planted on the middle school site yet. Red maples, hawthorns, and pines are very sensitive to drought damage as well, especially in soils of a neutral pH like ours. Please reply to the plan revisions requested for the tree preservation areas, and we can discuss the species selection further if needed. ~~. -zJ~ Scott Brewer Urban Forester, Department of Community Services CC: Jon Dobosiewicz, DOCS ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571-2417 NOV-25-02 07:55 FROM-FANNING HOWEV-INDPlS U !TI[J~~owey LJ'IILJl:l Associates, me. Architects EngineeIS Consultants 3178480843 T-38t P,Ot F-20t u November 25, 2002 7671 Dale Scott Brewer Urban Forester City of Carmel One Civic Square Carmel, IN 46032 To CoJDept. PhOll8 II From Co, Fax 'I.r J J ~ ). VU Phone II Fax II Re: New College Wood Elementary School Carmel Clay Schools Carmel, IN Project No. 201101.02 ! RECflVED NGV 25 2002 DOCS Dear Scott: Enclosed are responses to the comments from your review of the Landscape Development Plans for the New College Wood Elementary School site. Our responses correspond to the items listed on your transmittal dated September 17, 2002. 1. AddItional shade trees have been added along Shelbome Road, as you have requested. Please refer to the "bubbled" ,areas on the enclosed Addendum Drawing L2 for additional oak and ash trees th!3t have been added. ' 2. The existing tree line along the south property line has been preserved as a part of the New Carmel Middle School Project. The protection of this tree line will be continued as a part of the New College Wood Elementary School ProJect. - 3. Plant quantities have been added to the plant list, as seen on the enclosed Drawing L 1. 4. The comment "Root Flatr" has been added to the tree planting detail. as shown on the enclosed drawing. 5. Reference to the 1996 Edition of "American Standards for Nursery Stock" has been made as indicated on the enclosed notes. 6. We have made a sincere attempt to integrate suggestions from your comment list, such as crabapple varieties, etc. The majority of the crabapple tree quantities have been switched to those recommen'ded, but we still have maintained several groups of the crabapple trees listed as "Snowdrift" and "Indian Magic" due to their grouping with identical trees for the middle school site. We also have kept red maple along the College Wood Elementary School SIde of the entrance boulevard, and other species to match those used on the middle school site. With severe conditions this past summer, we have also experienced numerous losses with some of the recommended varieties such as sugar maple, tulip, poplar, Douglas fir, and others. We would be glad to discuss the species selection further, jf requested. 9025 North River ROad, Suite 200 '" Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 (317) 848-0966 ... Fax (317) 848-0843 '" http://www.fhai.com NOV-25-02 07:55 FROU-FANNING HOWEY-INDPlS U 3178480843 Scott Brewer Urban Forester City of Carmel New College Wood Elementary School Carmel Clay Schools Carmel, IN Project No. 201101.02 November 25, 2002 Page 2 u T-381 P.02/05 F-201 We hope our responses have adequately addressed your concerns and satisfied the City of Carmel "requirements" for landscape development at the New College Wood Elementary School site. Please call with any additional questions you may have. Sincerely, ~( Jeff Bolinger, ASLA Landscape Architect! Associate jb/sal enclosures ~~. Fanning/Howey - - Associates, Inc. Arcl1ite~tls Engineers Consultants :z o <: I ,.,. U1 I = ,.,. = ..... U1 ... AN APPROVED PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE SHALL BE APPLIED IN ALl PlANTING BEDS AT A RATE SPECIFIED BY MANUFACTURER FOR EACH PLANT VARlElY. PEATMOSS 10 BE USED ON PROJECT SHALL BE DOMESTIC OR IMPORfB) MATERIAl, CHOCOlATE BROWN IN COlOR AHO COMPOSED OF PARTIALlY DECOMPOSED VEGETABlE MATERIAl. PEAT MOSS TO BE MILOL Y ACIDIC IN CHARAClERAND SHAlL BE APPROVED FlV lANDSCAPE ARCHIlECT. lANI>SCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALl NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHlTECT IN WRITING PRIOR TO BID DATE OF fIHY PlANTS HEISHE FEElS MAY NOT SURVIVE IN lOCATIONS NOTED ON PLANS. DllmJRBED AREAS NOT IN PlANTING BEDB llHAU. BE SEEDED OR SODDED FOllOWINGSCAAIFYING. FINAl GRADING. FER11L1ZING, AND RAKING. lAWN SHALl BE FERTIUZEDW/1s..20-1DANAlYSIS FERr. AT A RATE OF 10l1lsJ1DOO s.fI APPLY SEED 112 ONE DIRECTION AND 112 PERPENDICUlAR TO THE FlRS1'. LIGHTlY RAKE, ROll WI 2Dlllbs. ROU.ERAND/IWl.. Y HYDROMUlCH (NO STRAW MILCH) AFTER SEEDING. ALLDISTURJlED AREAS SHALL BE SEEDED OR SODDED AS NOTED. LAWNS SHALl BE SEED MIX AS APPROVED BY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. SEEDED LAWN AREAS 8HAlL CONSIST OF AMI)( OF 60% ACCEPTABlE KENTUCKY BWE GRASS VARlE11ES AHO 50% PERENNIAL RYE GRASS VARIETIESAS SPEClFIElD. fIHY SODDED LAWNSSHALL CONSIST OF 70% ACCEPTABLE KENTUCKY BlUEGRASS VARIETlES. ALL LA\WIlS SHAlL BE GlIARANlEED TO HAVEA FULL UNIFORM AND ACCEPTABlEBTAND AT THE END OF THE ONE YEAR G\lARANTEE PERIOD WITH NO BARE SPOTS COMPRISING MORE THAN 3% OF ANY MfA. ANY AREA SO NOTED Will. BE SEEDED OR SODtlEl> UNTIL AN ACCEPTABlE STAND IS EBTABllSIED. ALl NEW LAWN AREAS SHALL RECEIVE 3"MIN. APPROVED R N S. ALlBTAKESANDGUVWiRESUS TOSTABLIZE TREES SHALl BE REMOVED 1 YEAR FOLlOWING FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF LANDSCAPE PLAN11NGS BY OWNER. ..,., "" o !If ..,., >- Z :z :z .., :c C~ LANDSCAPE PLANTING NOTES FINAL PLACEMENT 01' PLANT MATERIALS, ere.. SHALL BE APPROVED BY lANDSCAPEARCtIITECT BEFORE PLAN11NG OPERATIONS ARE TO PROCEED. ALlTREE LOCATIONS SHALl BE MARKED WITH A WOOD STAKE INDICATING VARIETY AND SIZE OF 'TREE. All GROUND COVER AND PlANTING BED LINES SlWJ.BE MARKED WI HIGHLY VISIBLE PAINT UNES WI OCCASIONAL WOOD STAKES FOR REFERENCE. ALL STAKES Stw.L BE REMOVED FOlLOWING PLAN11NG OPERAllONS. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECJ' RESERVES THE RIGKT 10 ADJUST PLANT LOCATIONS OR BED LINES ON SITE. NO SUBSTm1T1ONS OF PlANT MA1ERIALS WIlL BE ALlOWED. IF PLANTS ARE NOT AVMM/Z. OR TRANSPLANTABI.E, THE CONl'RACTOR SHALl NOTIFY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO BID IN WRITING. AU. PLANTS SHALL BE INSPECTED AND TAGGED WfJH PROIECf'I.D. AT NURSERY OR CONTRACTORS OPERAlIONS PRIOR TO MOVING TO JOB SITE. PLANTS MAY BE INSPECTED AND APPROVED OR REJECTED ON THE JOB SITE BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT BEFORE OR AFTER INSTALLATION. ALL LANDSCAPE PlANTINGS TO 81'; MAINTAINED BY CONTRACTOR FOR SO DAYS MIN. FOLLOWING COMP/Z.TE INSTALLATION AND FlNI\L INSPECTION BY LANDSCAPE ARCHIlECT. ALl SEEDED LAWNS SHALl BE MAINTAINED FOR eo DAYS MIN. AND SODDED LAWNS 3D DAYS MIN. FOll.OWING COMPLETE INSTALLATION AND FINAL INSPECllON BY lANDSCAPE ARCtmECT AFTER WRITTEN REQUEST FROM LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR. MAINTENANCE SHAI..lINCLUDE WATERING, WEEDING. cut WATlNG, MULCHING, MOWING, AND ALl OTHER NECESSARY OPERATIONS REQUIRED FOR PROPER ESTAIlUSHMEHT OF LAWNS AND PUWJ1NOS. CONmllCTORTO SUBMIT UNIT PRICES ON EVERY TYPE OF WORK AS RmUIRED BV LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. ALllANOSCAPE PlANTtNGS SfW.l. BE GUARANTEED FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FOLLOWING FINAL INSPECllON BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. AT THE END OF THIS PERIOD, PLANT MAlERlAL TERMED DEAD OR UNSATISFACTORY flY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT SHALL BE REPLACED AT NO ADDmONAL CHARGE flYl'HE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR. THE REPLACEMENTS SHAU. ALSO BE CUI\RANTEED FOR 1 YEAR. ALl TREES TO BE RELOCATED SHALL BE DIRECT TRANSPI.AN11:D flY A MECHANiCAl TREE SPADE IN A PROPER SIZE PLANT BALl AS D~NED BY THE AMERICAN ASSoc. OF NURSERYMEN STANDARDS FOR PLANT MATERIAL. All. TRANSPLAN11NG SHALl BE DONE DURING THE PROPER SEASON FOR EACH SPECIES. TREES SHALl BE RB.OCATED DIRECTLY TO NEW LOCATIONS. FINAL lOCATION AND SIZE ARE NOT8) ON PlANS. lRANSPl.AN1E) MATERIAl.. WILl BE GUARANTa:D AS NEW MATERIAL AND ANY REPlACEMENTS WILL BE IN THE SIZE OF THE ORIGINAL MATERIAL. PLANTS AND ALL OTHER MATERIALS 10 BE STORED ON SITE Will. BE PLACED WHERE THEY WIll NOT CONFLICT WI OTHER OPERATIONS AND AS DIRECTED flY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. THE lANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALl OBTAIN AHDPAY FOR ALL PERMITS AND FEES THAT MAY BE REQUIRED FOR HIS PORllON OF WORK. BACKFill. FOR TREE PlANTING SHAU. BE 75% APPROVED lOPSOll AND 25% APPROVED PEAT MOSS. TOP LAYER OF BAcKFILL SHALl BE 11lO'lIo OF SURROUNDING TOPSOIL A 5-1~ANALYSIS SLOWREI..EASE FERTILIZER SHALl BE INCORPORATED INTO BACKFDJ.. AT APPROVED RA'lES. All. NEW SHRUB AND PERENNIAL PLANTING AREAS AND EXIImNG BEDS AS NOTED TO BE COVERED WI 4" LAYER OF SHREDDED HARDWOOD BARK MULCH. AlL GROUND COVER BEDS SHALl BE COVERED WI 'Z' SHREDOB> HARDWOOD BARK MUlCH. MULCH SHALL BE APPROVED flY lANDSCAPE ARCHIlECT AND SHAU. BE UNIFORM IN TEXTURE AND COLOR AND SHALl BE OBTAINED FROM SAWMILL OR LUMBERING OPERATION. NO LmLllY MUlCH OR PROCESSED 'TREE TRIMMINGS Will. BE AlLOWED. :z C> "'=' r- en ~ ..... ClO ..... co = co ..... ... C -i I ... ~ :0 = w ...... = Ul ..,., I "" ~ NOV-25-02 07:57 FROI.f-FANN I NG HOWEY-I NDPLS ;' "- U 3178480843 T-38! P.04/05 F-20! ,I r -'\ U PLANT SCHEDULE QTY. KEY BOTANiCAL NAME COt.ll.40N NAME SIZE NOTES .- 45 AR ICfR RUBRUII "Rm SUNS[1" RED SUNSET RED IlAPLE 2 1/t' CAL 88, FULL HEA!l, STRONG CEII'TRAl. LEADER 1 ARC ACER RU8RUM CWIIP CLUIIP RED IlAPLE 14' ~. r~ HfAD, SPECIMEN, SIlALl.EST STEIl 5 e.~ BETULA NIGRA RIVER BIRCH H' BB. CLUIIP{3 STEil lIlN.), fULL TO GROUND 10 BNA BOUlA NIGRA RNER BIRCH 12' 88, CWIIP (2 STtII), HIGH 81lANCHEll 28 Ci CRATAEGllS CRIJSGAI..U INEllI.lIS ~~ COCI<SI'UR 'tCAL BS, rULL HfAD, ClUlolP, lOW BRANCtlED LG. TllIlNK 5591 EFC EUONYIiUS f. COLORA1US PURPLE l.EAF" W1.>;TERCREEPER 1 QT. POT ~~..; c:nNGS PER POT, IIIN. IS'" lANT . IS" O.C. 1391 EP ECHINACEA P. 'BRlGHT STAR' BRIGHT STAR CONEfLOWER 1 GAl.. ~:r' ~U:-~,.fUNT:> (J MIN.). fir.!, 33 fS fRAXINUS P. "SUWlll1" SlJ1.IIIlIIT ASH 2 1/'/ CAL 188, FUlL HfAll, STRONG CENTRAl. LfAllER 1170 HS HDlEIlOCAUlS STEllA D'ORD STEllA D'ORO OAYULLY 1 GAl.. CONY., IIULTIPLE FANS (2 IoIIN.), FULL. PlANT 0 15' o..c. 43 IS IRIS Sl8ERICA S1SERlAN IRJS 1 GAl.. ' CONT.. IIULTIPLE PlANTS (2 MIN.), FULL, PlANT . IS" O.c. 44 J9 JUNlPERUS So BUffALO BUFfALO JUNIPER IS" BB OR caNT., FUU. PWIT 0 4'+- D.C. \04 JS JUNIPERUS CH. SFA GREEN SEI. llREEll JUNIPER 1S' Be OR CONT., FW.. PlANT . 4'+- o.c. B III IolAl.US INDIAN MAG:C INDIAN IlAGrc CRA&PPIL TCAL BB. FULL HfAD, LOW BRANCHED 3 IISN IolAl.US SNOWDRIfT SNOWDRIfT CRABAPPLE t'CAL BB. FULL HfAD, LOW BRANCHED 21 wz l!Al.US ZUlli ZUlli CRABAPPIL '1CAL BB. fUlL HfAD. LOW BRANCiiEll 202 IIG 1I1SCA.'lftiUS S. GllACfLUYUS MAIDEN GRASS 2 GAL CONT., FUll CWIIPS, PlANT 0 3'+ O.c. 99 MY IIISCANlHUS S. "YNCUSHJI!A" DWARF MAIDEN GRASS 2 GAl.. CONT.. fULL ClUIIPS, PLANT 0 3' O.c. 6 OA 0XYIlEN0RlJ1I ARBOREIJIot SOURWOOD 6'-8' BB. FULL HfAD, CLUIIP, l.O'II BRAIICHED 19 PA PICEA ABlES NORWAY SPRUCE 10' B8. FULL III GROUNll, SHEARED, II" llAX. BETWEEN GROWlH Y/IlORlS 53 pp P1CEA PUNGENS COlORAOO SPRUCE 8' B8. fULL TO GROUMD, SHEARED. II" IIAX. BETWEEN GROWlH Y/IlORLS 26 PN PINUS NlCRA AUSTRIAN PINE 8' ~ ~~OU~;'c~ED. t'l llAX. 15 OR QUERCUS RUBRA RED OAK 2 1/1' CAL 88, fUll HEAD, STRONC CENTRAL LfAllER 29 RH ~~DODENDRON IIUCRONUlAlUII CORNEll. - WOO:.IJ PJN1(' A1Al.EA OR. 24" ~",,~,~CO.;:r;:.., /0,,,': fULL IU 01 r.... RHon/lll~NnRON /oS AI T_ 602 Rf' RUDBECKIA fUlGIDA BLACK-E'IED SUSAN 1 GAL.. ~ ~~~~,.PlANTS (J IIIN.). fULL, 272 SAW SPlRAFA B. "ANTHONY WATERER" ANTHONY WATERER SPIREA 15-\1r ~.~. ~~ B8. fUll. IIULTI CANES, PLANT . 28 IJPT I/lBURNUII ?tiC. TOIIENTOSUIol SHASTA DOU8l.EF\LE V1BURNUIi 3' CONT. ~~ 00, fUll. IiULll CANES, PLANT . 4'+- 0. . NOTE: QUANTITIES LISTED ARE FOR THE CONTRACTORS CONVENIENCE ONLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO SUPPLY ANY AND ALl PlANTS AS SHOWN GRAPHICALLY AND AS LISTED ON THE INDIVIDUAL KEY LISTINGS. IF THERE ARE DISCREPENCIES BETWEEN THE PLAN AND THE PlANT LIST THE PLAN SHALL DICTATE AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO SUPPLY ALL PLANTS AS SHOWN ON THE PLAN AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. I I I .1 i I I i I I I SITE LANDSCAPE PLAN REF DRAWING NO L1.1 ADDENDUM DRAWING NO. L- I DRAWN BY AS PROJECT DRAWING rn[Jf.~t_-in~owey u "LJtTA~sociates, Iiic. Architects Engineers Consul~ts DATE OCT 10 02 COLLEGE WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARMEL CLAV SCHOOLS COMM. NO. 201101.02 @ 2002 FANNING/HOWEY ASSOC.. INC. ---..-------- NOV-25-02 07:58 FROM-FANNING HOWEY-INDPlS ( '1 ~ 3178480843 T-381 P.05/05 F-201 Q r . J SITE LANDSCAPE PLAN REf DRAWING ND (.1.1 DRAWING ADDENDUM NO. \...e. OO&~~o~~~flc. Architects Engineers Consultants DRAWN 8'l' ftS PROJECT CATE OCT 7 02 COLLEGE WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARMEL CLAV SCHOOLS COM/.!. NO. 201101.02 @ 200UANNING/HOWEY ASSOC., INC. u o CITY OF CARMEL Department of Community SelVices One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4€032 (317) 571.2417 Fax: (317} 571.2426 Fax To: 1/ are> 4&'"M ck Fax: 0~6-30283 From: v{) 0< Pages: Phone: Date: ,/Y- <<7- a~ Reo .::r'C/;,/ ..:57We.s {':=#e CCl o Urgent 0 Far Review 0 PIease Comment 0 Please Reply o Please Recycle bc./~/ ~. ,za,{e .5~ d''<L /'7/-a5( A0Ls .,1/?Jt?'/Jc! Grrra-k (k/J/er-- u Q CITY OF CARMEL Department of Community Services One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4Sl32 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 Fax To: Hd/'c/ ~?M'c/: Fax: h3~ -~S~ From: ~/! Phone: Pages: \3 Date: //~ .t'c? Re:S~c/',q/~d e..> t{~,I7/7l/ -&e CC: ;' o Urgent 0 For Review 0 P.Jease Comment 0 Please Reply o Please Recycle ...ooc~e-,L )//0, ~/e~/e. /7/-ca .l-LJ.L..6 ~/74 a~/''2Zk c?e/J/er- Fax u u CITY OF CARMEL Department of Community SelVices One Civic Square Carmel, IN 4&l32 (317) 571-2417 Fax: (317) 571-2426 To~~c<--' ><f~??~'L Fax: 6J~ - 3;?JJ Phone: From: ~..~ Pages: 6( Date: //- c))~~ O~ Re: A.l-e/- A0. (5Jr;4-/J~) CC: o Urgent 0 For Review -- ~ ~Z Comment o Please Reply C1 Please Recy<:le u u .. HACKMAN HULETT & CRACRAFT, LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW MARVIN L. HACKMAN ROBERT S. HULETT MICHAEL B. CRACRAFT TIMOTHY K. RYAN PHILIP B. McKIERNAN VICKI L. ANDERSON JOHN D. COCHRAN. JR. MARK S. ALDERFER MARCI A. REDDICK STEVEN W. KROHNE ELLEN MORRISON TOWNSEND JOSEPH M. HENDEL ANTHONY S. RIDOLFO. JR. ONE INDIANA SQUARE, SUITE 2400 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46204-2030 FOUNDED IN 1929 AS THOMPSON RABB & STEVENSON TELEPHONE (317) 636-5401 THOMPSON O'NEAL & SMITH (1941 -1 966) FACSIMILE (317) 686-3288 SMITH MORGAN & RYAN (1966-1966) November 18, 2002 via hand delivery ..-;::;-;--Y-\91-1-'" /": \2:1 \..J-J--.- / ..~:.:;.." /~7/ "-{~Z>> t/ REC~VED 'tp (WI NOV 19 2002 [e) H . ,,~,'1. , i'-,\ DOCS. If!! ~~~ /~ b / 7J~!-\-(JJ;/' L-....:..!bL..I.-J.-- Mr. John C. Doboslewicz Planning Administrator Department of Community Services One Civic Square Carmel, Indiana 46032 Re: 5MetaCom, Inc. ADLS Amendment and Sign Application 630 West Carmel Drive Dear Mr. Doboslewicz: Enclosed you find a proposed ADLS Amendment and Sign Permit Application for the new sign proposed to be erected by 5MetaCom, Inc. at Lakeside Corporate Center, 630 West Carmel Drive. In addition, you will find checks for the appropriate filing fees and the exhibits required for the amendment and application. The landlord for Lakeside Corporate Center made an addition to the ADLS Amendment, page 2, indicating that three Armstrong maple trees will be removed from in front of the sign position. On behalf of 5MetaCom, Inc., I need to clarify this statement and explain that the three Armstrong maple trees will be moved to the left of the sign position. The trees will not be removed or destroyed. I clarified this fact over the telephone with the landlord; however, the ADLS Amendment had already been placed in overnight mail and I did not believe it was appropriate for me to change a notarized document signed by the landlord. It is my understanding that by filing this ADLS Amendment on or before November 19, this proposed amendment will be reviewed by the Special Studies Committee of the Carmel Plan Commission on December 3, 2002. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any w (;) " Mr. John C. Doboslewicz November 18, 2002 Page 2 questions concerning the ADLS Amendment or the Exhibits. We very much appreciate your assistance regarding this matter. In addition, Dawn Patten has also been helpful. ~i (J.#dr - Marci A. Reddick MAR:km Enclosures cc: Mark Duffin HACKMAN HULETT & CRACRAFT, LLP