Contractor Jeff is going to dump a load of 4 inch minus on the curve to spread out. Only really the top of grade that is slick with the Alna clay.
The bridge approach on the south side has to come up a little more, about 6 inches or more. The gravel ramps to the bridge will be removed, and replaced with 6 inch rock and topped possibly with 1 1/2 stone to fill the voids for drainage. The goal is to make it level with the bridge. The North side needs about a foot, and will be built out level until it tapers into the existing grade.
Any exposed soils within the shoreland zone get covered with 6 inch stone, unless we have a slope of 3 to 1, which we can cover it with topsoil, which will be the trail side, about 100 feet from the bridge.
Beyond that to the north, there is one high spot I want to cut out where the siding will be. And clean the ditches a little more to the rock. I had left them higher than I should, pitching up from the culverts too quickly, but wanted the water to run. So just a couple hours cutting part of them down, and that will do it. Plus I'll have the loam to back the fill in places.