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November 4 letter. The bluff line designation used in all of the permit applications to the City was recognized by both the properly owner and the City, and this recognition was memorialized in a letter dated August 16, 2001, from Keith Waters to Mr. Paul Weinberger, the Planning Director at the time. The August 16 letter explains that the blufF line was staked by Coffin & Gronberg and that the City reviewed and approved the new blufF line location. Based on this, the only issue in question is the 75' lakeshore setback. While I am confident that you are working in the best interest of the City, I am also confident that appreciate the fact that this issue is not completely clear. I remain confused as to why I must"appeal the variance language." I simply do not understand what it is you are asking me to appeal since I am not unhappy with the variance itself. I am even more confused by the City's objections to the work that I have done since the land alteration permit application included a landscape plan showing the bluff, the hardcover and the pond. In your facsimile, you indicate that you intend to take legal action to remove the hardcover that already exists if I do not have an appeal application and all required submittals to the City by Tuesday, November 16"'. Based on the confusion that exists over this matter, I would respectFully request that we schedule a meeting no later than Monday, November 15�', during which I, and my legal counsel, have an opportunity to discuss this issue with yourself, Mr. Moorse and the City's attorney, Mr. Tom Barrett. Obviously, the time deadline that you have imposed requires that we coordinate this meeting immediately. Please let me know when you, the City Administrator and the City Attorney are available and I will coordinate with my legal counsel. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sin e el � Sco i ture Group cc: Mr. Ron Moorse, City Administrator Mr. Tom Barrett, City Attorney 2iss22s�i