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L Jean Mabusth April 2, 1982 page 2 Riparian Rights. Outlet A as shown on the proposed plat is intended by the Gregorys to be utilized for boat docking purposes as to proposed Lot 1. Outlet B would be reserved for possible boat docking privileges for the benefit of Lot 4 if Lot 4 chose to locate its dock on the main lake instead of Tanagor Lake. We understand that# subject to these boat docking and riparian rights# Orono will require some sort of conservation easement. Dedication of Highway. It is the desire of the Gregorys and the Duffs to dedicate to the public a right-of-way for County Road 15 as follows: As to the northerly (Gregory) portion of the proposed plat# there would be dedicated a 66-foot wide right-of-way for County Road 15. As to the southerly (Duff) portion of the proposed plat# the parties propose to dedicate only that land actually being used by County Road 15, including hardcover# shoulders, and ditches. It is my understanding that this amounts to approximately 58 feet. Please note that the adjacent property to the south reached a settlement a month or so ago to dedicate only 55 feet to the county. Change in Lot Lines. Because of the unique geography of the property# there is some difficulty locating building sites that lay out in a way amenable to construction of homes. The Gregorys are planning to build a garage on Lot 3 and build their own home on Lot 2. After viewing the sketches of the Gregorys' architect# it occurred to me that there might# in fact# be a problem with boundary lines and set-back requirements. I would propose that the boundary line between Lots 2 and 3 be modified slightly so that the westerly boundary between those lots be moved westward lightly so that there would be a ten-foot set-back between the proposed garage to be built on Lot 3 and the boundary line. The set-back of the house on Lot 2 would be twenty-five feet from the property line between Lots 2 and 3. As to the swimming pool# the architect feels that it could be relocated so that no variance from the seventy-five (75) foot lake set-back would be needed. I have met with Mark Granberg of Gordon Coffin's office and he is preparing a revised preliminary plat showing the new lot line and new acreage figures. Moving the westerly boundary of Lot 3 should have the effect of increasing the dry, buildable acreage of Lot 3# making that lot closer to standard size. This was not done previously in as much as there was some doubt as to whether there would be adequate area on Lot 2 in which to build the house planned by the Gregorys. i