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From: Kirk M. Sigel <kmsigel@ksx.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 8:28 PM
To: Mary Mills
Subject: Conditions
Hi Mary,
First case:
1.The fence must remain substantially as it exists.
Second case:
1. The fence must remain substantially as it exists.
2. The new portion of the fence must be built substantially the same as the existing fence.
3. The total fence length, including the new portion, must be no greater than 50 feet.
4. The new portion of the fence must be finished on both sides.
5.The fence must be no greater than 7 feet high.
I may have forgotten one for the second case, but hopefully someone will speak up when you send out the drafts.
Thanks,
Kirk
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Kirk M.Sigel KSX Technologies
kmsigel@ksx.com www.ksx.com
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From: Geri Tierney<gtierney@esf.edu>
Subject: fence
Date: January 8, 2013 9:55:31 AM EST
To: "lisken@cornell.edu"<lisken@cornell.edu>
Hi Lisken,
Got the fence notice in the mail - good luck this week.
When you build the new section, would you give the contractor a heads up that the fence is right on the property
line - and ideally would appear finished on both sides? In the current fence, there is a row of long nails sticking
out on our side (I could try to send Bruce out there with a hammer to bang those down if needed).
Hope you had a great holiday, and look forward to seeing you out in the yard this spring. :)
--Geri
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