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provided that before the City would issue the Certificate of Occupancy for the Project that (1) the City would have to examine the status of the trees and grass planted by Owner as part of the landscape plan (and as yet not approved by the City); and (2) that the Owner would have to remove the diesel dispensers installed on the south side of the Project which had been previously approved by the City and provided for in the construction drawings submitted to and approved by the City. The email reads as follows: Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2020 21:38:16 +0000 (UTC) From: Clark Askins <ctsskins@swbell.net> Reply -To: "ctaskins@swbell.net" <ctaskins@swbell.neV To: "ted@tedacex.com" <ted@tedacox.com>, "AlexanderC@Iaportetx.gov" <AlexanderC Iaportetx.gov> Subject: Re: Certificate of Occupancy---1900 S. Highway 146 Ted: Sorry for the delay. I was in a meeting and then had court this afternoon. I wanted to talk with Corby before I got back with you and just spoke to him. City sent an email late last certifying that canopy height is correct and that equipment for DD is properly installed. Concerning the landscaping, Corby said city officials will go out this week (possibly tomorrow) to examine status of trees and grass. On the matter of the pumps, Corby advised that he is maintaining his position that the diesel dispensers on the south side should be removed. Clark The exact basis of Mr. Alexander's decisions is unclear. Backeround In September 2018, Owner's engineer and Owner's principal, Mr. Maknojia, had a preliminary meeting (PAC meeting) with officials from the City of La Porte to discuss the overall project Owner's representatives informed the City representatives of the nature of the improvements to be built at the Project that being a convenience store with the sale of gasoline and