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From: "Stephen Caplinger" < To: "'Jeffrey Epstein"' jeevacation

ded to do but it is not really needed until the new desal plant is up and running. We already have some of the irrigation design done and we do have Jeff Potts coming in next week to finalize the irrigation master plan. He is Landmarks in-house golf and irrigation designer. I know you like communicating by

From: "Stephen Caplinger" To: "'Jeffrey Epstein"' leeyacation@gm

Caplinger -4 wrote: It's called Paspalum. Landmark has in-house golf horticulturist who knows the growing needs and characteristics. I talked to Jeff Potts who is our golf course expert and he would be willing to come to LSJ to analyze the soil and growing conditions if you are interested. STEPHEN M. C

From: "Stephen Caplinger" <MINIMIll > To: "'Jeffrey Epstein"' <

ch area that we discussed and to prepare a conceptual program and design for each. We'll then prioritize. Also, I discussed the Paspalum grass with Jeff Potts and he will be doing an analysis as to whether it's the best choice. He did say that although Paspalum is fairly salt tolerant, it's not very droug

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Caplinger •c > wrote: It's called Paspalum. Landmark has in-house golf horticulturist who knows the growing needs and characteristics. I talked to Jeff Potts who is our golf course expert and he would be willing to come to LSJ to analyze the soil and growing conditions if you are interested. STEPHEN N1.

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ed to do but it is not really needed until the new desal plant is up and running. We already have some of the irrigation design done and we do have Jeff Potts coming in next week to finalize the irrigation master plan. He is Landmarks in- house golf and irrigation designer. I know you like communicating by

: Jeffrey Epstein[[email protected]] From: Stephen Caplinger Sent: Sun 6/7/2009 12:50:29 AM Subje

, Stephen Caplinger wrote: called Paspalum. Landmark has in-house golf horticulturist who knows the growing needs and characteristics. I talked to Jeff Potts who is our golf course expert and he would be willing to come to LSJ to analyze the soil and growing conditions if you are interested. EFTA_R1_0151

: Jeffrey Epstein[[email protected]] From: Stephen Caplinger Sent: Sun 6/7/2009 12:06:49 AM Subje

9 12:06:49 AM Subject: RE: called Paspalum. Landmark has in-house golf horticulturist who knows the growing needs and characteristics. I talked to Jeff Potts who is our golf course expert and he would be willing to come to LS/ to analyze the soil and growing conditions if you are interested. STEPHEN M. C

: Jeffrey [email protected]] From: Stephen Caplinger Sent: Mon 6/8/2009 2:49:42 PM Subjec

ch area that we discussed and to prepare a conceptual program and design for each. We'll then prioritize. Also, I discussed the Paspalum grass with Jeff Potts and he will be doing an analysis as to whether it's the best choice. He did say that although Paspalum is fairly salt tolerant, it's not very droug

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[email protected]» It's called Paspalum. Landmark has in-house golf horticulturist who knows the growin= needs and characteristics. I talked to Jeff Potts who is our golf course expert and he would be willing to come to LSJ to analyze the soil and growi=g conditions if you are interested. STEPHEN M. C