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01tvil.1.1: 1;. FiS111:14 .lei. <br />VrruRN'liY AT LAN' <br />is �.,crn�,xc ciao-:1�•il <br />Vt :A (l()Uli 012 <br />July 13, 1988 <br />City of Orono <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />Attention: Mr. Michael P. Gaffron <br />nno1 NoRMAN GYNTER <br />MINNHAr•c LIS, Atv. t9.3411371 lid <br />Dear Mr. Gaffron: <br />I am not sure whether I will be able to attend the Planning <br />Commission meeting on July 18, 1988. This letter is written, <br />however, in objection to the request by Allan and Shirley Rezabek <br />for a lakeshore setback variance which would allow them to con- <br />struct a privacy fence between our two properties. <br />My reasons are as follows: <br />1. There has been for a long time an old dilapidated unat- <br />tract;-ve fence existing between our properties which at all <br />times has been located entirely on my property. I had a <br />portion of this fence removed approximately a month ago. At <br />the time of its removal most of the fence posts were rotten, <br />many of the wooden slats were broken, cracked or loose, and <br />the fence could not be properly straightened without re- <br />placement of some of its structure. <br />2. The existing fence was a neighborhood t -, sore. Appraisers <br />who have appraised our property for refinancing purposes as <br />well as real estate appraisers had all advised us that the <br />fence was a clear detraction to the entrance to our proper`_ <br />and reduced the market value of our home. <br />3. One of the more important reasons for removing a portion of <br />the fence was to eliminate a potentially dangerous situation <br />since our new driveway would closely abut the south side of <br />the fence and cars backing out of our garage down the <br />driveway would be hidden by the fence causing a blind corner <br />where neither driver nor pedestrians coming up our driveway <br />could see the moving vehicle until it -tersected with the <br />approach. We have many young small ch�_lc:iren in our <br />neighborhood, running, riding bikes, etc. up and down our <br />driveway who could be endangered. <br />