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Mr. Calvin Brown February 17, 1998 Page 2 handicap spaces appears to be shifted about 6 to 8 inches west of where it should be, based upon the measurements and markings of the striping sub-contractor. 2. The swale depicted on the plans to be located in the rear of the building (south side) has not been constructed. Because of the location of additional sidewalks and the pad for the air conditioning units, it may not be possible to construct the swale as designed. 3. There appears to be a shortage of about 2 feet of pavement from the edge of the concrete slab located in front of the dumpster screen to the first tree island to the east of the slab. This was identified by the striping sub-contractor. 4. The small swale indicated in Section A-A behind the screen wall on the east property line did not appear to be completed. 5. Capt. Williams noted that the fire hydrant should be rotated a quarter turn. I am not sure how this is to be addressed, as the hydrant was installed by a City crew. The first item needs to be rectified to ensure adherence to handicap access codes. The swale needs to be addressed, as the City is concerned about incidental runoff impacting the neighboring property owner. While it may not be possible to construct the swale as shown because of the location of the sidewalk and air conditioning units, Mr. Mitchell and I discussed how it could be modified to fit in the space available, and he indicated the viability of constructing it. The third item needs to be addressed to assure that the handicap spaces east of the building have adequate width. The last item needs attention to ensure proper routing of off-site storm water. There are other items that may need to be addressed as construction nears completion. For example, once the site contractor has completed final site grading, the pond will need to be checked to ensure that it was constructed to the proper dimensions. The meeting on Tuesday was useful for identification of obvious issues that may be of concern to the City so that they may be addressed prior to final walk-through.