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Seat}punt Enterprises LLC <br /> Reyjsttzed to do bus9laM in Ileweii as <br /> Ka' awaloa Orchards <br /> P.U. Aox 339, Captain Cook, }II 9670A <br /> <br /> The Owners of Lots 9B - 7B: <br /> <br /> Curtis, ford, Freivalds-Allen, Lievens <br /> <br /> Tt4K's 9-1-09-16, 30, 31, & 32 <br /> Hand Delivery <br /> He: Agricultural Project District (RF.2 B7-9) <br /> Dear Neighbors, August 25, 1997 <br /> Since our various di5Ci15S10n5 last. week, we have Conti-Hued <br /> our practical and legal research as how to best address <br /> your concerns about limiting the speed on the private road <br /> to the proposed 15 m.p.h, in the future, <br /> We previously circulated to each of you the letter of <br /> Leo I. Fleming, Professional Engineer, dated June 3, 1997 <br /> (copy attached) in which he states that he will no-t include <br /> "speed bumps" on his drawings for reasons of professional <br /> liability, and because it is not the County's present policy <br /> to approve subdivision roads with speed bumps. <br /> F'or these reasons and the substantial risk of litigation, <br /> Seamount is not willing to install "speed bumps". <br /> The followirrq two alternatives are proposed: <br /> 1) We appreciate that all of you seem agreeable to <br /> joining the Limited Liability Company proposed to maintain <br /> and control the private road, and particularly Eric Curtis' <br /> willingness to chair the formation of this "Road Company" <br /> (as per our discussions and letter of 8-7-97). All the <br /> present lot owners must join for the LLC to function. <br /> Once the proposed road extension is completed by <br /> Seamount, signed off by the County and the entire private <br /> road turned over to the Road Company, the Road Company has <br /> the discretion to do whatever it thinks prudent and <br /> necessary. This would include the installation of "speed <br /> br,Imps" which were professionally engineered and properly <br /> installed. <br /> We understand that the Public Works Committee of the <br /> County Council will shortly consider the adoption of <br /> enQineerinq standards for speed bumps. The final adoption <br /> <br />