Number 4 in not even an option.  First of all, you don’t want to leave a 5’ area between the fences where undesirables could hang out, and second, we have a commitment to plant a double
row of trees in this area.  Reducing the 20’ area to 15’ will not work.

 

From: Eric T. Little [mailto:ELittle@udr.com] 
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 2:47 PM
To: Clay Barnett; Joel Massey; Bruce Dunne; Tom Lamberth
Cc: Jennifer Haynes; Nick Jacob
Subject: Townhome Screenwall

 

Clay,

 

I spoke with Jennifer and the screen wall contractor. We have a couple things to go over.

 

1.       The screen wall is 10’ on the townhome side.

2.       He does not employ any 10’ workers.

3.       He cannot set a ladder against the wall to tool the joints.

4.       He has to use scaffold.

 

We have a couple options here:

 

1.       Do not tool the joints on the townhome side.

2.       Get with the residents and demo the entire fence.

3.       Get with the residents and take the fence down a couple panels at a time and set up the scaffold in their parking lot.

4.       Move the fence over about five feet and not mess with the townhome folks.

 

I vote for #4 as shown below:



 

 

 

Eric Little

Project Manager, UDR

5430 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1250

Dallas, TX 75240

Ph: 972.774.0552

Fx: 972.991.4113

Cell: 214.641.5761

www.UDR.com