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February 1, 2024 <br />Page 3 <br />7. In the same paragraph it says that those Title Reports list an. exception to <br />the alley casement and that is absolutely untrue and is a misstatement of <br />fact. Some of those Title Reports do mention an Easement that was given <br />to the City over the front ten (10') Beet of all the Lots abutting Flower <br />Street, so that Flower Street could be built wider than was originally <br />conceived on the Tract Map. There is an Easement over the front ten (10') <br />feet of all the: lots on Flower Street for street purposes. The Easenient <br />mentioned in the Title Reports has absolutely nothin. to do with this alley. <br />8. The top paragraph on page 3 is simply wrong. The alley was not <br />"dedicated as an Easement', by the subdividers of Tract 754. It was given <br />in fee simple absolute to the City. Look at the Tract Map, there is no <br />mention of an Easement for the alley. There are no reversionary rights to <br />the alley vested in anyone other than the Public. <br />9. The compensation comments are completely wrong, because the City owns <br />the alley in fee simple absolute not, by way of an Easement interest, so it is <br />clear the Staff needs guidance in how to read a TractMap. <br />10, Under the Process and Notice comments section of the Draft Report, it <br />says that the owners of the three (3) properties taking vehicular access frorn <br />the alley were noticed, butI believe your City statutes require Notice of this <br />type of action to all, persons within 300' of the alley, and that Notice was <br />certainly not, given. I have in my possession an email from Ms. Soto on <br />Your Staff indicating that the 'foregoing Notice requirement of 300' is <br />accurate and it has not been given. <br />There are numerous other arguments I could make, but .1 willmake those in <br />person on February 20, 2024. <br />