From: Gerald Fisher
Sent: Thu Dec 08 16:49:36 2016
To: Dan Huff
Subject: RE: Drainage for Bear Creek Subdivision
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Drainage runs to northwest thru the wetland and along the natural drainage course after that. if it does discharge historically on to the school property the the school is required to convey it thru their property in accordance with our standards and Oregon Drainage Law.
If the school district folks have a concern then they should contact us and not the elected officials. the mayor and councilors are not part of the design review process.
I wonder if this is related to folks upset that they built on ROW and now the road is going in?
Gerald Fisher, Public Works Director
City of Molalla
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From: Dan Huff
Date: 12/8/16 4:23 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: Gerald Fisher
Subject: FW: Drainage for Bear Creek Subdivision
Where do u think he got this idea?
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From: Dan Huff [mailto:dhuff@cityofmolalla.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2016 2:06 PM
To: Jimmy Thompson
Subject: RE: Drainage for Bear Creek Subdivision
Well, allowing Bear Creek Subdivision to drain to the Elementary School
would violate our design standards. No, that is not happening. And I am not
sure where Calvin found his info. The construction plans are not public at
this point and haven’t even been approved quite yet.
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From: Jimmy Thompson [mailto:jthompson@cityofmolalla.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2016 9:48 AM
To: 'Dan Huff'
Cc: 'Calvin Nunn' ; 'Tony Mann'
Subject: Drainage for Bear Creek Subdivision
Dan,
We had a great meeting with Tony, Calvin, and Mark last night. I hope it
helps open up better communication between the school board and the city
council. I really appreciate teir time.
Calvin had a question about the drainage of the Bear Creek Subdivision.
Based on the plans, there is the appearance that most of drainage will end
up heading to the elementary school. Can you confirm this, and if so, can
you elaborate on any mitigation that either can or will be used?
Thank you,
Jimmy