To: Jeffre E steinflevacation mail.com] Warwick Wicksma From: ary erney Sent: Wed 4/27/2011 11:17:12 PM Subject: RE: Flagpole Pool Paving 16x16 is our stock in coral the rugs typicaly in the main compound are cutting to 8x16 and doing a double border and diagonal 16x16 field within the borders Jeffrey could see maby some 12x12 satillo tile or the 6x6 blue waterline tile as a accent/border component in the deck as well From: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Sent: Wed 4/27/2011 2:25 PM To: Warwidc Wldcsman Cc: Gary Kerney Subject: Re: Flagpole Pool Paving flush„ and please provide hardscpe.. the shade structure on left „ unfortunaley does not work on site, you are forced to look at ugly rocks. face south. , so i chose to replace it with landscape.. Unfortualtey though I said from the begining that attempting to design this project from your offices would be virtulaly impossible these things reinforce that postion.. like the main house, where the roads terrace are still in the same stage from christmas , is holding up the project. On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 11:01 AM, Warwick Wicksman wrote: Jeffrey and Gary, Are there any comments on the flagpole pool drawings I sent last week? I still need to know the following, so we can finish these drawings: • How far do you want to shift the new north and south walls away from the shade structures? • What are our options for the coral stone paving or other materials? Is it just 16"x16" or smaller? Can we get larger sizes? We need to be able to have some larger pattern sizes, or it all looks too uniform even with pattern direction changes. • Attached are images of the shade structures flush with the deck, and raised 6" as requested. Which do you want to go with? Thanks, EFTA_R1_00274293 EFTA01869511