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8. <br />LINDQUIST & VENNUM <br />Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Walvatne <br />April 24, 1990 <br />Page 2 <br />•7 with Cliff qiving you the land to the west of your site <br />you are assured that there will be no commercial use nex <br />to your home and instead that the commercial use <br />be to the south and across the frontage road, if it is <br />built. <br />It is in both your interest and in cliff's interest that <br />the frontage rLd not be built. Sid Rebers „ <br />the frontage road. If the frontage road is not built, yo <br />5ui then hive all benefits and no “J^triments because the <br />slopped hillside where the road easement is l°«ted won <br />in fact be developed as a road. Additional trees couia <br />then be put there. <br />9 As Mayor Jim Grabek told you on April 23, <br />had told you several times previously, Orono will all <br />tht location of the road to be moved 'because of alignments <br />needed to the east and west and because of the well site. <br />Also be aware that Orono has a considerable investment <br />tilwen i? dug on Cliff^s lot and on the test Permanent <br />lulilipal well it is digging on outlet B. <br />improvements are yet owned by the City and if t p j <br />does not go forward Orono will either <br />wells or# in order to got the project to move <br />forward, will have to condemn your land in order <br />the project forward and get the wells <br />Dosition is that he would put into any condemnation award <br />thi lanS he has already offered you to the west of your <br />site reducing the dollars which Orono would have to pay <br />you for the southerly portion of your site shown on <br />plan of East Willow Woods to virtually zero. In <br />event Cliff would perform his existing agreements with <br />SrIII regarding purchasing the test well site from Orono <br />and selling Outlet B to Orono for the agreed sum. <br />While the foregoing sets forth the facts regarding the <br />^ «rMTic»r>+- Cliff Rob LaFavcr and I wish to do everything we <br />can to satisfy you*that you are getting appropriate screening <br />5IIm ?hl dllelopllnt, and the road if it is built. To that end, <br />the oresent landscape plan provides for the trees to be more or <br />Ills mil tll of hill on the north side of the road right- <br />ol-Ial; wl vilw this as the best location for those trees since <br />they will provide you maximum screening even from day °ne- By <br />contrast if the trees are planted further down the slope onto <br />outlet C (the road right-of-way) then you “°®j^g®cit^benefit from those trees for some years. In addition, th y <br />would have the right to cut down trees when and if it <br />installed the road. The city has indicated to you that the ci y <br />standards do require a 60 foot road. One of the reasons for the <br />60 foot is that they plan to put a 10 foot trail along <br />sid^of the road. There is nothing that Cliff Otten can do about <br />either of those facts.