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. ��as� �I I �ll�� �b <br /> � <br /> r Mpl�nie Curtis � �l�� �� ��� � <br /> � <br /> From: Ryan A. [ryanalness@yahoo.com] �-p��/ 1,�,�0�� <br /> Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 10:34 AM "t�`' <br /> To: Melanie Curtis �-r �,�. <br /> Subject: Re: 1169 North Arm Drive �� "�� � <br /> Hello Melanie, <br /> I live in Orono and own 1169 North Arm Drive and I have lived there a little over three years. I know you have dealt with <br /> questions on the property in the past. It has a unique setup. It has the lot with the house on it(property id# 07-117-23-14- <br /> 0060)and then you go across the street and over about 150 yards and then go down to the lake lot(property id#07-117- <br /> 23-14-0027). My neighbor(Pete Danakis)who lives in 1153 Elmwood Ave and borders my lake lot(property id number <br /> 07-117-23-14-0027) has lived in his house a little over a year now. Yesterday he came to me and told me that he owns <br /> the property I have to go across to get to my property. Which is true according to the property lines. According to the <br /> property lines he also owns the road he told me. Elmwood Ave actually runs through his driveway and garage according <br /> to the plot maps. According to the plot maps Elmwood Ave is on his property. I want access to my lake lot from the street <br /> through city property without him being able dictate who goes on my property. That is what he is trying to do right now. <br /> Since we have to go across the corner of his lot to get to my property he is trying to dictate who can cross it. I do not feel <br /> this is right. <br /> Also he said a guy who lived in 1153 Elwood Ave for 25 years used my Lake Lot(property id # 07-117-23-14-0027)to <br /> drive down (I have a gravel driveway on my lake lot) and deliver stuff to his house. He told me because of this he has a <br /> legal right to drive on my property and deliver stuff down to his walkout basement. He has been delivering stuff down to <br /> his walkout basement all summer and I have had no problem with it. He informed me last night that I cannot park or block <br /> this parking spot on the bottom of my gravel driveway because it will block his access to get to his house eventhough it is <br /> in the middle of my lake lot. <br /> Any insight or documentation the city has on file for this would be helpful. He said he has documentation showing me that <br /> he has the right to use my property to drive down to get to his walkout basement even though he goes about 100 yards <br /> across the middle of my property. If there is documentation on this I would appreciate you sending it to me. If you are not <br /> the correct person to talk to about this can you point me in the right direction to someone who is. If it would be easier to <br /> meet you in person and show you exactly what I am talking about I could do that. I just want to be able to access my <br /> property from the city road legally and I want to be able to put stuff on my own driveway without him telling me I cannot <br /> block my property in the middle of my lot. <br /> I have attached a survey of my property for your reference. <br /> Thanks for your help <br /> Ryan Alness <br /> 952-452-0699 <br /> ----- Original Message---- <br /> From: Melanie Curtis <MCurtisCu�ci.orono.mn.us> <br /> To: Ryan A. <rvanainessCc�vahoo.com> <br /> Sent: Thu, April 5, 2007 1:51:08 PM <br /> Subject: RE: 1169 North Arm Drive <br /> Ryan, I have attached information regarding this property. Please read the attached information. <br /> Yes a dock is an appropriate accessory use to a principal building (home). The use of the dock is restricted to an owner <br /> or occupant of the property. <br /> Melanie <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> 1 <br />