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week before the August Planning Committee meeting was.to be held. At Mr Warden's suggestion, Tom Sisulak arranged for all of us to meet at the Washington Road site and walk the land to see if this was a feasible location for an access road. This was done this past Saturday, after which time Mr Warden came to each of our homes and discussed with us individually what our requirements would be if this access road would be developed off Washington Road. He was very clear and quite adamant about wanting a"perpetual easement" so he wouldn't need to face a similar dilemma in the future. In preparation for discussions with Mr Warden,we had contacted two attorneys, one of whom specializes in real estate,to discuss reasonable remuneration for an easements on our land. Based on their input and the desire on Mr Warden's part for a long-term agreement,we presented what we believe is a reasonable request for remuneration. Our understanding is that Mr Warden had similar discussions with both Mr Sisulak and Mr. and Mrs. Ring. In his discussion with us,Mr Warden indicated that he felt the Washington Road access was definitely`feasible." We agree with him. Our purpose in sharing these many details with you is that we want you to be appraised of what has and what has not happened to resolve this dispute since the last Planning Committee meeting. We believe there is a feasible alternatives to the current easement through Steve Grohmann's front yard that need to be more carefully explored. There are three neighbors who have indicated their willingness to have an access road cut across their land,thereby eliminating the intrusive current access and significantly reducing the potential for ongoing disturbances to neighboring homesteads. The proposal for a Washington Road access to the tower preserves neighborhood harmony, provides much needed access for Milwaukee Repeater, and gives Mr Grohmann back his privacy and tranquility. cc Steve Grohmann