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CABA 11081B CABQLIMA Attachraent E Memo To: From: Date: Subject: Mr. Frank Clifton Development Services Director November 1, 2000 Osprey Lake Subdivision Mr. Clifton, I have continued to research the complaints of the Osprey Lake Homeowner's Association and noted the following findings: 1. The list of complaints was forwarded to Mr. Bob Farris of the Cabarrus County Health Alliance for his review. A detailed investigation was performed on each lot and the findings have been forwarded to you. Some of the complaints were validated and the corrections are in the process of being made. Overall, the Heal,th Alliance is satisfied that the homeowners within the Osprey Lake Subdivision are not being exposed to any public health dangers as a result of the septic systems in place at this time. 2. I have discussed the complaints of erosion control problems with Tony Johnson, Erosion Control Specialist, and found that there are not any existing violations at this time. 3. The complaint concerning water standing under several mobile homes is legitimate. The owner of each of these homes should contact the licensed set-up contractor and have them correct this as soon as possible. If the owner has trouble getting the contractor to respond our office will help to follow up with the contractor. This problem cannot always be detected at the time of the final inspection and does'not become evident until the next rainy day. There is a requirement in the building codes that ~tates that the grading should be suitable to avoid any water standing under the home. 4. Complaints of poor brickwork and broken vents within the skirting wails maybe justified but they are not something that our office can enforce. This requirement is within the covenants for the subdivision and must be settled between the homeowner Office of Development Services RO. Box 707 o Concord, NC 28026-0707 · Zoning: (704) 788-8137 · Building Inspection: (704) 788-8128