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<br />I <br /> <br />.... <br /> <br />from those who already purchased property to make the changes. <br /> <br />Attorney Ksenak responded that any problems in that regard are <br /> <br />between the existing owners and developers since they were <br /> <br />properly notified and could have come before this board to pose <br /> <br />any objections with regards to any action the board may take with <br /> <br />this amendment. <br /> <br />The developer Roger Raymond stated that the changes were <br /> <br />being made for the betterment of the development. He stated <br /> <br />that the house in question was not available to him for purchase <br /> <br />initially. <br /> <br />After it became available it made sense to him to <br /> <br />make these changes to improve access and layout of the development. <br /> <br />Joel Beebe responded that there was concern with the original <br /> <br />Planned Unit Development for access and this appears to be a <br /> <br />better solution. <br /> <br />a wider access. <br /> <br />Steve Edwards indicated that he did want to see <br /> <br />Bill Abbott inquired whether Mr. Raymond had any problem <br />with the board requiring that no additional lots be sold until <br /> <br />the house is moved and the access widened. Mr. Raymond responded <br /> <br />that he would comply if that was necessary. <br /> <br />Steve Edwards stated that he would like to see at least a <br /> <br />30 foot easement moved to the center of the lot. <br /> <br />Bill Abbott <br /> <br />stated that he would like to set time restrictions such as by <br /> <br />the end of 1991. <br />Bill Abbott moved to approve the amendments conditioned <br /> <br />upon: <br /> <br />l. An access easement being constructed from the middle <br /> <br />of a lot described in Deed Record 334, Page 583 in the Office <br /> <br />" . <br /> <br />-3- <br />