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2018-10-22 - Jennifer Deery - 278 Seminole RoadThank you, I appreciate it! Jenn Lagner Sent from my iPhone On Oct 22, 2018, at 8:41 AM, Arlington, Daniel <darlington@coab.us <mailto:darlington@coab.us> > wrote: Jennifer, The owner of the Belvedere house re-graded the yard and provided a new topo survey on 9/19/18. That survey indicated that water from that lot would flow onto three adjacent properties, including yours. That final inspection failed 9/24/18. Using the failed survey we gave the owner detailed instructions on what was required to pass inspection. The owner regraded the yard and provided a new topo survey, which was approved on 10/16/18. Also, following our recommendations, he installed several French drains in the retention areas to drain through a non-porous soil layer. This new permit also included the fence. It appears to be free standing and I passed it as well. We issued a new C.O. on 10/18/18. We approved an elevation of 10.1’-10.2’ along the common rear property line (adjacent to your property). That should create a ridge that keeps the storm water from each lot on their own lot. If you have any questions about this or any future issue, please contact me. We can meet on site almost any time. Regards, Dan Arlington Dan Arlington, CBO Building Official City of Atlantic Beach, Florida darlington@coab.us <mailto:darlington@coab.us> (904) 247-5813 From: Jennifer Deery [mailto:Jennifer_Deery1@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2018 11:35 AM To: Gerrity, Joseph <jgerrity@coab.us <mailto:jgerrity@coab.us> >; Arlington, Daniel <darlington@coab.us <mailto:darlington@coab.us> >; Williams, Scott <swilliams@coab.us <mailto:swilliams@coab.us> > Subject: 278 Seminole Road Joe, Dan and Scott, I am not sure who I should reach out to so I thought best to contact all of you. As you are aware, I informed the city of the extensive water issue on my property that was caused by the house behind me (283 Belvedere). Their CO was pulled and the builder, as I understand it, was to fix the issue before they could occupy the house. They also put in an unpermitted fence and it seems that part of their fence was nailed to mine. My house is currently under construction and we discussed the water issue 2 weeks ago while on property. I am prepared to spend considerable amount of money to ensure that my site is built up and follow the recommendations to abide by what has to be done, but I am very concerned about the house behind me. People moved in to the house at 283 Belvedere yesterday, and to my knowledge, have not fixed the issue. I can resend the videos and pictures of the extent of the water issue, but I need some help and guidance from the city. My lot sustained some damage as a result of their water issue that I did not pursue because I was planning to level the house and we will replace the fence. Please advise me on what the next steps are regarding this. Thank you, Jenn Lagner