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Paul W. Anderson <br /> August 13, 1997 <br /> Page 2 <br /> surface water, wetlands or areas at or below the floodplain elevation for a specific property) <br /> and have legal access to the building site without encroachment of a wetland or floodplain <br /> area." <br /> The easement in question is not a 'vehicular or pedestrian easement', and it does not constitute a <br /> 'public or private right-of-way'. As described to me, it is merely a sight line and clear zone easement <br /> which would prohibit the placement of obstructions within the easement azea but does not transfer <br /> any ownership of the land, and does not confer any public or private rights to use the land. <br /> It is my interpretation of the zoning code that granting this easement will not reduce the area of <br /> Outlot A for City Code purposes, and will not result in the combined acreage of Lot 1 and Outlot <br /> A being reduced below the lot area minimum required for future building on Lot 1. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> i'7/�,�� � <br /> r� <br /> Michael P. Gaffron <br /> Senior Planning Coordinator <br /> cc: Andrew J. and J. Diann Goetten <br />