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redpoint5 · 02-13-2019, 01:11 PM

Well perhaps I was way off on the slope pitch. Looking at the county topo map, a 50ft run drops 10 ft, giving a slope of only 20 degrees. It seemed much steeper than that.

The property does not extend to Silver Creek, but the entire area below is city owned, so it's like getting property to the creek without having to pay for it. On that note, I'm wondering how feasible it is to walk through the city owned property to the nearby park. There's also a bridge that crosses into downtown there, which is super convenient.

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