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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000 06 26 Regular D Oak Forest Lake Maintenance . . . COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM CONSENT INFORMATIONAL PUBLIC HEARING REGULAR X D June 26, 2000 Meeting MGRV/DEPT~ Authorization REQUEST: Public Works/Stormwater Department Requesting Direction Regarding the Access to Oak Forest Lake for Maintenance PURPOSE: The purpose of this Board item is to request direction from the City Commission regarding the access alternatives to Oak Forest Lake for Aquatic Maintenance purposes. CONSIDERA TIONS: This agenda item is needed to provide direction to the staff on the various access possibilities to Oak Forest Lake to perform aquatic weed maintenance. The City has been maintaining Oak Forest Lake since approximately 1995 using Stormwater Utility maintenance funds at a cost of $178. 75/month because stormwater runoff from the surrounding public streets enters the lake. The outfall is through a control structure on the Winter Springs Boulevard side of the lake. Access to the lake has been previously through Tract B although no drainage easement exists on Tract B (See Attachment No.1). There are three drainage easements to the waters edge from Chokecherry Court, Oak forest Drive, and Winter Springs Boulevard which are 15', 15' and 20' wide, respectively. These easements are in the location of the pipes into and out of the lake. All three have some obstacles and challenges to be converted to the permanent access point. The construction of the Oak Forest Wall does not provide an opening for the current access because a permanent easement is not in place. Once construction of the wall footing . June 26,2000 Regular Agenda Item D Page 2 . began last November along Tract B, our access was blocked. No aquatic weed control has been performed since November which has resulted in an increased growth of vegetation in the lake. The increased vegetation is more of an aesthetic issue and does not pose a risk to the stormwater functionality of the lake at this point. Attempts to create a new access over Tract B from Winter Springs Boulevard were not successful because the property owner would not memorialize the access in the form of a recorded easement and we were unwilling to spend public funds on private property without a legal means of access in place. The Stormwater Utility Manager sent correspondence in March to the lakefront property owners to ascertain if an additional means of access was available which we were not aware of. No other access points were identified. At the May 22nd City Commission meeting, Marshall Allen of 1065 Winter Springs Boulevard and owner of Tract B, offered to provide an access easement to the City at the southern end of Tract B for access to the lake. The access would necessitate a gate opening in the Oak Forest wall at this location. The Oak Forest Wall and Beautification District Advisory Committee considered the access easement offer which would require a gate opening at their June 8th meeting (minutes attached) and recommended that the City". . . utilize the existing three (3) utility (sic) easements that they have and not pursue adding a gate in the wall on Tuskawilla". ALTERNATIVES: . 1. Direct staff to utilize whichever existing drainage easement is most conducive to a permanent access point. After reviewing the three existing easements, the Winter Springs Boulevard location appears to be the best access due to the steepness of the other two easements. Improving this access may necessitate a dredge and fill permit, the removal of some palm trees, and modifications to the outfall structure to allow the launching of a small boat. A rough estimate of the costs would be $15,000 paid from the Stormwater Utility. 2. Direct staff to formalize the access easement offered by the property owner at the south end of Tract B. Upon receipt, we would request Seminole County to provide curb cuts on Tuskawilla Road and request a change order be processed for the gate opening. The gate would be an . . . June 26, 2000 Regular Agenda Item D Page 3 aluminum "faux wrought iron" the same as being installed at the County's stormwater outfall north of Winter Springs Boulevard. Additional costs for the gate opening, if any, would be borne by the Stormwater Utility. 3. Direct staff to discontinue aquatic weed control maintenance on the lake. Stormwater pipe and outfall maintenance would still be the responsibility of the Stormwater Utility. FUNDING: Any additional costs associated with the lake access alternatives would be borne by the Stormwater Utility. RECOMMENDA TION: It is recommended that the City Commission direct the staff to follow the recommendations of the Oak Forest Wall and Beautification District Advisory Committee and implement alternative NO.1 which is to utilize the existing easements for access to Oak Forest Lake. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE: Staff will immediately implement the chosen alternative. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Oak Forest Lake Map 2. Oak Forest Forest Wall and Beautification District Advisory Committee 6/8/00 Minutes COMMISSION ACTION: A TT ACHMENT NO. 1 . . J . -'- I ~... '. ;::..~ I ,.. / ' 133 I ~.,,) : C" ; 1~~1....-..,.: ,I 311 ./ ,,/ . ~ I frr".. ft t-:L E., S." ,I\. 7 . . . A TT ACHMENT NO. 2 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS MINUTES OAK FOREST WALL AND BEAUTIFICATION DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING JUNE 8, 2000 I. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Thomas Helgeson called the Regular Meeting to order at 7:03 p.m., Thursday, June 8, 2000 in the East Conference Room of the Municipal Building (City Hall, 1126 East State Road 434, Winter Springs, Florida 32708). Roll Call Chairman Thomas Helgeson, present Vice Chairman Albert MUlTo, present Committee Member Dennis Norsesian, absent Committee Member Lorie Taylor, present Also Present Mr. Kipton D. Lockcuff, P.E., Director, Public WorkslUtility Department Mr. Brent Gregory, 799 Night Owl Lane, Winter Springs, Florida: introduced himself to the Committee. Approval of the May 1, 2000 Special Meeting Minutes MOTION BY COMMITTEE MEMBER MURRO. "I MOVE THAT WE ACCEPT THE MAY 1,2000 REGULAR MINUTES." COMMITTEE MEMBER TAYLOR SECONDED. DISCUSSION. VOTE: COMMITTEE MEMBER TAYLOR: AYE CHAIRMAN HELGESON: AYE VICE CHAIRMAN MURRO: AYE MOTION CARRIED. . . . CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS MINUTES OAK FORI~ST WALL AND BEAUTIFICATION DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 8, 2000 PAGE20F4 II. REGULAR AGENDA A. Discussion Of the City Commission's Meeting Regarding The Oak Forest District The Committee discussed that the meeting went "very well"; the deadline to file litigation has passed; the number of assessment pre-payments received by the City; if maintenance of common areas could be included in the yearly maintenance assessment; the ownership and the lack of maintenance on empty lots and the right of ways; and how far the irrigation extends down the medians into Oak Forest. B. Update On The Transformer Mr. Kipton D. Lockcuff, Director, Public WorkslUtility Department informed the Committee that he had not received a price quote for the relocation of the transformer. The Committee discussed the progress of the wall and road construction. C. Update On The Winter Springs Boulevard Median Mr. Lockcuff informed the Committee that the contractor has not submitted a price quote for the new median design at Winter Springs Boulevard. Discussion ensued regarding needing the price to make a decision. D. Discussion Of The Entrance To Oak Forest Lake Mr. Lockcuff explained that City has been doing stormwater maintenance and weed control for the last five (5) years: that the City has accessed the lake through tract B, which wilI be blocked by the wall; other alternative access options; and the gate for the outfall west of Winter Springs Boulevard. Mr. Lockcuff distributed a copy of letter from a resident proposing to grant the City an easement to the lake from Tuskawilla Road. Discussion ensued regarding the various options to access the lake; the County's need for an easement large enough for a curb cut with a "T -turn"; which easement option would be easiest for the City; and who will be responsible for the cost. The Committee reviewed the wall plans and discussed the location of the gate in the northern section of the wall; whether access should be through the wall; and what work the City does to the lake. Mr. Gregory spoke of not putting "a hole" in the wall and using some other easement. . . . CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS MINUTES OAK FOREST WALL AND BEAUTIFICATION DISTRICr ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING - JUl\'E 8, 2000 PAGE 3 OF 4 Discussion continued regarding whether the property owners around the lake have an association specifically for maintenance to the lake; and that a recommendation from the Committee should be made to the City Commission. MOTION BY VICE CHAIRMAN MURRO. "[ MOVE THAT WE RECOMMEND TO THE CITY COMMISSION TO UTILIZE THE EXISTING THREE (3) UTILITY EASEMENTS THAT THEY HAVE AND NOT PURSUE ADDING A GATE IN THE WALL ON TUSKAWILLA." COMMITTEE MEMBER TAYLOR SECONDED. DISCUSSION. VOTE: BY CONSENSUS MOTION CARRIED. Mr. Lockcuff informed the Committee that the Agenda Item would be coming before the City Commission on June 26,2000. E. The Committee's Membership Chairman Helgeson informed the Committee of the resignation of Committee Member Anna Fernandez and Committee Member Dennis Norsesian's lack of attendance; he read Article 3.2 A. of the By-laws regarding "causes of removal"; and "that he would entertain a motion at this point, should one be made, to recommend to the City Commission for removal of Committee Member Norsesian". MOTION BY VICE CHAIRMAN MURRO. "SO MOVED." SECONDED BY COMMITTEE MEMBER TAYLOR. DISCUSSION. VOTE: BY CONSENSUS MOTION CARRIED. The Committee discussed if an newspaper advertisement is necessary to attract interest in the vacancy on the Committee. Chairman Helgeson explained that he wrote an article for the Homeowner's Association newsletter informing the residents of the procedure if someone was interested in becoming a Committee Member; and informed the Committee that Mr. Gregory submitted a letter requesting appointment to the Committee. F. Other Business Discussion ensued regarding the delivery of the brick; the status of the wall construction; that Mr. Lockcuff will inspect the back side of the wall; and that the wall height will be six (6) feet on the Tuskawilla Road side and will vary on the resident's side due to the road be raised. . . . CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS MINUTES OAK FOREST WALL AND BEAUTIFICATION I>ISTRICf ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 8, 2000 PAGE 4 OF 4 III. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS . Update On The Transformer . Update On The Winter Springs Boulevard Median . Update On The Oak Forest Lake Easement . Review The Signage And Medallion Design The Committee asked Staff to submit at the July meeting a detailed plan of the signage and Mr. Lockcuff requested the City Clerk's Office to research the minutes for discussion regarding the wording of the signage. The Committee discussed the medallion; the present Oak Forest sign at the Trotwood Boulevard entrance; whether the sign lettering is bronze or painted; the Staff needing a detailed design for the medallion; and the location of the transformer south end of the wall. IV. ADJOURNMENT MOTION BY COMMITTEE MEMBER MURRO. "I MOVE THAT WE ADJOURN THIS MEETING." COMMITTEE MEMBER TAYLOR SECONDED. THE COMMITTEE AGREED TO THE MOTION BY CONSENSUS. MOTION CARRIED. 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EASEMENT IMPEDIMENTS Easement between Lots 2 and 3 (Purple highlight) 18 mature trees, 2 young trees, landscaping, partial privacy fence, existing electrical transformer in the center of the easement, storm water drainage curbside. (trees valued at $90,000). Easement between Lots 14 and 15 (Green highlight) Fence, storage shed, storm water drainage curbside. Easement between Lots 21 and 22 (Blue highlight) Power transformer in the center of the easement, at least one (1) mature tree, storm water drainage curbside fence, and pool pump. I am a homeowner whose home does not abut the lake. I cannot, in all good conscience, recommend using these easements as boat access points. It would be an imposition as well as disturbing to the natural tranquility of those affected homeowners. When exiting the Oak Forest Subdivision from Oak Forest Drive and Winter Springs Blvd., one cannot see the offered area of access. Traveling at 45 mph down Tuscawilla Road will not leave much of an opportunity to view the access area. Please do the RIGHT thing. Take the necessary action to establish the easement (through tract B), provide a curb cut, and make provisions for gated access through the brick wall. RE: WINTER SPRINGS COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM D 6-26-00 Public Works/Storm water Department Requesting Direction Regarding the Access to Oak Forest Lake for Maintenance I have been asked to represent homeowners whose property abuts Oak Forest Lake. Let the record show that homeowners from all homes abutting Oak Forest Lake have responded to the city by way of Petition. This equates to 100%. As you know from your packets, Oak Forest Wall Beautification Advisory Board will recommend you use one of the existing drainage easements for access to the Oak Forest Lake for the purpose of treating the aquatic weeds resulting from City storm water drainage. Recognizing the importance of the Oak Forest Wall Beautification Committee, it is our feeling that this committee comprised of 3 members out of a 5 member board was presented inconect, incomplete, and misleading testimony, possibly poisoning the board causing a personal, not equitable, decision to be made. We realize this may _be a strong statement, therefore, the tape of the meeting is available tonight if you care to listen to our claims. In fact, during a discussion regarding the property owner of tract B the following statement was made by Board member Murro "Had we ignored him and not asked him or not anything, I'd say you know what, maybe it',s kind of a design error we missed when we designed it, when we thought this out. We were at this doorstep 100 times and 100 times it was no. Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! So I say, you know what it's a nice gesture, but take the palm trees out and go through there." Testimony was also presented that there were "6 to 8" palm trees to move from Lot 2-3. Actually there are 18 Palm trees (I counted them). We are here tonight to present you with facts and show you that the directions by your own Storm Water Manager, Ms. Kimberley Hall, E.L, were in fact followed to the letter (March 6, 2000). In Ms. Hall's letter, she addresses the three (3) easements of Oak Forest Lake, stating that all are currently unsuitable to allow for boat access. Ms. Hall further suggests the Lake Residents meet as a group to discuss alternatives for permanent access. (Pictures) Residents of Oak Forest Lake have agreed (by petition) to the only equitable solution. Residents request the city to provide a curb cut and make previsions for gated access through the brick wall, accepting the permanent boat accessible easement from the property owner of tract B. This is the same route by which the lake has been accessed for the last 21 years. It is worth noting that originally, a cut in the wall was planned during the original stages of the wall planning (as testified to by Commissioner D. McLeod). It is my understanding that the owner of tract B tried to work out another solution for access to the lake, thus avoiding a cut in the wall for aesthetic purposes. This "other" offer was not acceptable to the City putting us back to where we are today. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 1126 EAST STATE ROAD 434 WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32708-2799 Telephone (407) 327-1800 Fax (407) 327-6695 Utility I Public Works Department March 6, 2000 Dear resident: As you probably know, the City of Winter Springs has not been maintaining your lake for the last few months. Since the city does not have an easement over the lake and access easements to the lake are obstructed, the city has been deliberating on whether to maintain the lake or return maintenance responsibility over to the residents. The City has decided to maintain the lake once a permanent access easement can be established. The City of Winter Springs has three (3) easements for Oak Forest Lake, all of which are currently unsuitable to allow for boat access. It is crut:ial for the City to access this lake in order to provide proper stormwater maintenance for the purpose of stormwater retention and water quality. Eliminating proper water quality treatment will cause your lake to deteriorate rapidly causing negative effects on aquatic plants, fish, natural wildlife and the overall aesthetics of the lake. In the past, Mr. Allen was gracious enough to allow the City to access the Lake through his property along Tuscawilla Road. However, during the lane widening construction, a permanent wall is being placed along Tuscawilla Road, thereby eliminating this access point. Unless the residents can provide a suitable 15' wide, boat accessible easement, the City will utilize one of the existing easements. Please take the initiative to discuss with your neighbors the alternatives for permanent access. I highly urge the residents to meet, as a group, to discuss these alternatives. If no alternatives can be presented to me, as a group, then the City will take r'urther activn to modify the eXIstmg casement that we have selected tor access. I will be happy to help you in any way possible, and I will make myself available to meet the residents, as a group, ifneeded. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to call me at 327-5983. Sincerely, v~\ ^ r-r ~ Kimberley Hall, E.I. Stormwater Utility Manager "l065 Wint.er Springs nOl.levArd Winter Springs, FL 32708 ( 407) 699-5402 t-1ar'ch 10t.h, 2000 Dear Lakefront Property Owner: This is in response to the letter we received from Ms. Kimberly Hall, Winter Springs Stormwater Utility Manager, dated March 6th, 2000. I have had discussions with several lakefront property owners who have expressed their concern about the letter from Ms, Hall and how the city has allowed the lake to deteriorate to the worst condition in over 16 years. Hopefully, t.his will address some of t.he questions posed and will "set. the record straight.". I have acted in good-faith and in a spirit of cooperation and fairness with the cit.y for over a year in an effort to allow an acquatic weed control contractor access to Oak Forest L.ake. Unfort.unat.E-dy, T cannot say t.he same for t.he cit.y government officials with whom I have dealt during that time, First, some background. About. 7 or 8 years ago I discovered t.hat. Tract "B", which consists of approximately five acres, including over one half of Oak Forest. Lake, wit.h approximat.ely 140 feet. of frontage on Winter Springs Boulevard and 600 feet. of front.age on Tuscawilla Road, unlike ot.her properties abut.ting Oak Forest Lake, had no deed restrictions. This meant. t.hat an ent.it.y, such as t.he Cit.y of Winter Springs, for eXi:."jmple, or an individual, insensit.ive t.o t.he peace B.nd t.ranquility of lakefront living enjoyed by lakefront propert.y owners, might acquire the property and open the lake to the general public, with devastating consequences to our quality of life, such as the in- troduction of power boats, powered personal watercraft, along with the associated noise, t.rash, lit.ter, loud music, trash talk, etc. Fortu- nat.ely, I was able t.O purchase t.he parcE')} in .July, 1997. Several months ago I met with Ms. Hall, members of her staff, and the acquatic weed control contract.or. At that meeting I agreed t.o grant. the city access to Oak Forest Lake, ingressing and egressing via Win- ter Springs Boulevard, provided the cit.y would accomplish t.he clearing and grading necessary to allow vehicular access. To make the lake ac- cessible would ent.ail t.he removal of underbrush, grading, and the re- moval of several t.rees (It now appears that access will require re- moval of t.wo pine t.rees plus 3 smaller trees). Ms. Hall expressed an opinion that if the city expended funds to clear, grade, and remove t:rees, t.he draft..ing of a formal easement. would be required. Obviously, encumbering the property with an easement will adversely impact the value of the pay'cel and will not. be considered. Aft.er several days of mulling over the matt.er, I decided to make the cit.>' an offsr t.hey could not. refuse. I would clear, grade, and remove the trees, at my expense, and allow the city access to the lake. Aft.er clearing t.he underbrush and rough grading, T submit.t.ed a request t.O the city requesting an arbor permit t.o remove, again at my expense, three pine trees approximately 14 to 18 inches in diameter. Staff ad- vised me t.hat. T would be required t.O pay (T think it. was $25) for a permit plus I would be required to plant three 15 gallon trees to re- place the pine trees. Since Tract R and the lot on which my home is locat.ed in Oak Forest are bot.h heavily txeed (due t.O numerous t.rees I planted during the past 16 years), I had nowhere to locate three 15 gallon trees. Surprise! Surprise! They had t..he perfect. solut.ion t.o my di lemma. Si nee I had no place t.o plant the trees, t.he ci ty wou'ld allow me to pay t.he city a sum of $150 ($50 per tree) and t.hey would plant three trees elsewhere in "Tree City, USA", commonly known as Winter Springs. Rased on the fact that. T had already spent several hundred dollars to rent construction equipment and several days of labor by myself and Mr. Mitch Workum, owner and occupant of 1067 Win- ter Springs Boulevard, T rejected their largesse. I then requested the staff member contact Ms. Jimmette Cook, explain to her that the reason for removing the trees was to allow t.he city access to Oak Forest Lake. Later that evening I saw Ms. Cook and was appalled when she informed me that she would not waive the fee. Based on thi~, and several other instances where I have found city staff members to be equally arbit.rary, any future dealings T have with the cit.y on t.his matter will be reduced to writing and made a matter of record. Should any recipient(s) of t.his let.ter so desire, t.hey may pursue with the city the lake access issue. I am leaving open the offer t.o permit access to t.he lake across Tl-act B via Wi nter Spr i ngs Bou levard, and will sign an application for a permit. t.o remove five trees, so long as t.he work is done by a licensed contractor. );J~~' Marshall "Smokey" Allen Fncl: Kimberly Hall ltr 3/6/2000 cc: Mayor Partyka Commissioner Miller Commissioner Blake Commissioner Martinez Commissioner Ginnell Commissioner McLoud Cit.y Manager McLemore Stormwater Utility Manager Hall 2 HOMEOWNERS, OAK FO:REST L.AKE ILOT !!.. NAME ADiDRESS PHONE 1..__ --- .Workuffi__ _____1067 Winter Springs Boulevard__ ___(407) 695-2278 2_ - ____._Allen___ -___ _1065 Winter Springs Boulevard__ __.(407) 699-5402 3_ - -- ____Woods___ ____ _1063 Winter Springs Boulevard__ ___(407) 695-2851 4--------Filina_______l061 Winter Springs Boulevard_____(407) 699-6621 5_ - - - - - - _Mahan_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _902 Oak /Forest Drive_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _(407) 695-0834 6_ -- - ____Grande___ _____904 Oak /Forest Drive__ ____ __ __ ___(407) 699-1307 7_ -- - ----Hagenstein.___906 Oak /Forest Drive__ ____ _ ___ ___(407) 699-0408 8_ - -- ----Beauregard____908 Oak /Forest Drive._ _ ____ _ _____(407) 696-5020 9------__Kalahar_______910 Oak /Forest Drive_____________(407) 388-1771 ~O_ - - - ____Chapman_____ __912 Oak /Forest Drive._ _ _______ _ __(407) 696-2177 ] 1 - - - - - -. - - M u lIe r - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 91 4 0 a k /For est Dr i ve . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( 407) 695 - 0 8 0 9 ~2 - - - - - - - _Bennett _ _ _ _ _ _ _916 Oak /Forest Drive _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _( 407) 699-4273 .1l3_ - - - - - - _Seidule_ _ _ _ _ _ _918 Oak /Forest Drive_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _(407) 695-1809 ~4 - - -. - - - _Cuebas_ _ _ _.. _ _920 Oak /Forest. Drive _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ -c 407) 6'99-7193 115_ - - - - - - _Strobl_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _922 Oak /Forest Drive_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _(407) 695-8445 .1l6--______McNally_______924 Oak /Forest Drive_____________(407) 695-9704 117_ ------ _Gonzalez_ _____926 Oak /Forest Drive__ ____ _ ___ ___(407) 695-4812 20 - - - - - - - _Gill. - - _ _ _ _. _ _929 Chokecherry Court _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _( 407) 695-6037 21_ -- - ____Johnson_ ______927 Chokecherry Court_ _ ___ __ __ ___(407) 699-0765 22 - - - - - - - _Webb - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _925 Chokecherry Court _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _( 407) 696-1791 23_ - ----- _Jones_______ __926 Chokecherry Court_ _ ___ _ __ _ ___(407) 695-0301 TO: Mayor Partyka Commissioner Miller, District 1 Commissioner Blake, District 2 Commissioner Martinez, District 3 Commissioner Gennell, District 4 Commissioner McCloud, District 5 Page 1 of 2 pages PROVIDE ACCESS TO OAK FOREST LAKE FOR AQUATIC WEED CONTROL We, the undersigned, owning and residing on property abutting Oak Forest Lake, feel the time has come for local authorities of ~inter Springs to provide access to the Lake so out-of-control aquatic weeds may be removed by periodic application of aquatic herbicides_ For the past 21 years, access to the Lake has been from Tuscawilla Road through the southern portion of Tract B, Oak Forest, Unit One_ Due to the lane widening and construction of a brick wall, the only suit- able access to the Lake will be blocked. The property owner of Tract B has agreed to grant the City a permanent, boat accessible easement, from Tuscawilla Road. Respectfully request you take the necessary action to establish the easement, provide a curb cut, and make pro- visions for gated access through the brick wall. SIGNATURE STREET ADDRESS ~;;f~// /?C7J,6VY~ /o'C:;.,7 '~"rf{ {(/(H):///J7{/i /Dh7 . ..t..' ,) ~ / / , .... . .:.... . :', '. ," ,'.. ~ -~'':'~?~ DATE ./;:? L,v c:R - /7-0CJ C.. -/7-00 /;,o'/7-c.)/) c- J 7-o() ~ - f'J.-oo 6-(7-00 6-/7-00 o - I 7- ~ 0 c::5':::> t-/7- (/() G - /7 -()6 (,- 17- 0 c/ ~~)7- <at) ~//7/D() ~":""'17 ~~ Cj<9-0 OAk t=U~E5T [).< JI ~ ~,f-k" M-75 /- _/) f, , o t- (J// ~ ~ -<-::7 I d~ 9/B' od;.~~J tfJ 4- Cll1k ,;:-&~~\- J7~ ,.. ACCESS TO OAK FOREST LAKE (Cont'd) Page 2 of 2 pages DATE (., II 1/<0(,1 , ( Wnl6U ft;/t7/06 , (, 1(7 /0 'C.') 0~/O() ! fA).<;. b //7/a::. 1 , o b /17 100 I ~~ ~/ 06 b/~)/oU / / eo!l? 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