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Finch
Whats it to ya?
Hope your right, pyro. Though i would point out that there seem to be no lawns at the present to cause fert. runoff.
I can help with the description of the drainage system. This type of pipe
In a dug drainage ditch, coverd with gravel. The water enters the pipe and/or follows the ditch to the drainage area. This is used in, um dry streambed drainage systems. I dont know what the advantage is over a normal drainage ditch.
Hear me out on this. I wonder what the fate of the property is when the homeowner is in charge? Do they want the lakefront for more than just veiws? Will they themselves put a beach or dock there? Should limited water aces be provided to discourage that?
I can help with the description of the drainage system. This type of pipe
In a dug drainage ditch, coverd with gravel. The water enters the pipe and/or follows the ditch to the drainage area. This is used in, um dry streambed drainage systems. I dont know what the advantage is over a normal drainage ditch.
Hear me out on this. I wonder what the fate of the property is when the homeowner is in charge? Do they want the lakefront for more than just veiws? Will they themselves put a beach or dock there? Should limited water aces be provided to discourage that?
