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Page 1 of 4 <br />Scribner, Norb <br />To: tiffany olson <br />Subject: RE: Walking/Trail easement <br />I will attempt to again respond to the questions that you have identified. Please refer to the letter of December 15, <br />2006. The land parcels in question were created without the required Dane County certified survey map <br />approval. S.75.17(1)(a), Dane County Code of Ordinances has required this approval since May 21, 1970. The <br />individual(s) that you bought this property from clearly violated S.75.17(1)(a), Dane County Code of Ordinances. <br />It is certain that the individual(s) that you bought this property from have a legal obligation to correct this problem <br />for you. I cannot correct this problem for you. As indicated to you previously, there is no provision in the Dane <br />County Code of Ordinances for a walking trail easement. It is not legally possible for Dane County to approve a <br />walking trail easement without an ordinance that provides for a walking trail easement. <br />S.75.19(6)(b), Dane County Code of Ordinances requires every lot to front on a public street. <br />You are again advised to obtain legal counsel to follow proper procedure to require the seller(s) to correct this <br />problem. <br />Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. <br />Norbert Scribner, Dane County Land Division Review <br />Original Message <br />From: tiffany olson [mailto:tmonwi@yahoo.com] <br />Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:40 PM <br />To: Scribner, Norb <br />Subject: Fw: Walking/Trail easement <br />Mr. Scribner: <br />Could you please answer the questions I posed over a week ago? I really <br />am in desperate need of some answers or if you don't have them, where I <br />could go to get them besides my attorney? <br />Thank you. <br />Tiffany Olson <br />Forwarded Message ---- <br />From: tiffany olson <tmonwi@yahoo.com> <br />To: "Scribner, Norb" <Scribner@co.dane.wi.us> <br />Sent: Tuesday,September 9 2008 5:1 2 p 3 4 PM <br />Subject: Re: Walking/Trail easement <br />I do not want legal advice. What I need to know (by Dane County <br />Codes/Ordinances) what we can do to get this easement approved? Dane <br />County ordinances are what we have to follow, this is why I am seeking your <br />knowledge on the Dane County Codes/Ordinances on this matter. <br />Is there anyway we could get a variance to have this easement legal'? We do <br />not want a driveway easement, so 66 feet of frontage shouldn't be an issue. We <br />just want a walkway/access easement to be approved, so we can get a CSM <br />approved, in turn having a legal parcel. <br />9/18/2008 <br />