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A Design: With proper design many land uses can coexist on the same parcel of land and benefit a larger population. Using the goals above, the initial and final design are a balance of natural plant communities and play area with a dominant overlapping land use of improving lake water quality. In general this means that improving lake water quality shall be the prime design responsibility of this land. All other land uses shall take place only in as much as they do not hinder the lands ability to improve the lakes water quality(See Exhibit C, D, and E). The initial design would remold the site by balanced cut and to dish out an area for a siltation drop and raise the grades along the southeast roadway to reduce spillage of water across Zor Court and Colladay Point Road. The designation of a play field for soccer and softball would be established. The areas designated as prairie outside of the flood zone would be burned, disced and seeded with native Mesic Prairie species, and the prairie areas within the flood zone would be cut and baled for hay and then seeded with Mesic Prairie species. The areas designated as woodlands shall be planted with a collection of seedlings and saplings, trees and shrubs of native evergreens and deciduous species. Those areas designated buffer area and play field shall be maintained as cool grass turf and mowed. Neighborhood Participation: Because of the strong bonded and active neighborhood groups of this area both the acquisition of the land and the maintenance of the siltation area can be highly modified to reduce the costs on the local governments, 1/4 of the appraised price will be donated to the Town of Dunn by The Kegonsa Preservation Group, to be used towards the purchase of the property. Plantings and seed material shall be bought by The Kegonsa Preservation Group and installation shall be done by The Colladay Point Neighborhood Association. Maintaining the siltation park by burning the prairies and mowing the play field, buffer areas and neighborhood use areas shall be done by The Colladay Point Neighborhood Association. All earthwork,pavements and storm sewer improvement shall be done by the local governments as the needs require.