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, Page 3 <br />Gary Jessop Construction continued: <br />In addition to the above, a�ersonal note from the Conaway-Sinkler <br />family� owners of Lot 7. Again i ve always said, give me the true <br />facts and I can make any decision necessary to make and without being <br />smart about it, Gary, in any way: if you should decide to go to the <br />Lot 8 sewage connection from Lot 9, we will personally go to court <br />over it for the simple reasons already set out in the official <br />Association part of the letter above. <br />I can't think you would do that but I have gray hair and I've <br />see a lot in my day; so the precautionary letter is in advance. <br />This right you will also find in the Articles of Incorporation. <br />One more personal note. <br />I certified a persor�al letter to Mr. Spelhaug stating that we <br />were going to put up our authorized fence as soon after March 15, 1939 <br />as the weather and �nce company schedule could do it. The letter stated <br />that he should build a narrow water'way, small rock in it, between us <br />(Lot 7 and 8), for the run off not to go onto our Lot 7. I looked into <br />the legal end of it and once you bulldoze the land and take away the <br />natural growth you are responsible for where the excess water run-off <br />goes besides a time limit on either building or developing the lot or <br />landscaping it, etc. <br />2 told him that in no way would I allow any water and/or mud, or <br />work done on said lot to damage the fence or our property and that <br />it would be alot easier to take care of it then than after the fence <br />went in. He still owns the lot as of now and this above would certainly <br />apply to any future owner of said lot as far as we are concerned. <br />Once again, Gary, I can't believe you would do any of the things <br />set out here but in case you should then this again is an official <br />notice to you of the acti�n that will be taken by the Association <br />and us personally if necessary. <br />Sincerely, <br />oL/1,�,�,1� �vi-G�O <br />Dick Conaway <br />' ,� ,�/ <br />� �y, %t��� �"� �t' , �" <br />a �il�'- � �T� a��% <br />� ��� �`' ,�� <br />
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