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	Subject:	We are at the end of 20
	Date:	5/26/2009 11:44:19 AM

As far as I know the E-911 acknowledgments have not been completed. They have to get 90% of of the entire county to respond. I'm sure they are having to make contacts with people they have not heard from to get enough results.

As for Lakewood the whole sitution is a cluster. If you recall, or at least Goose will, the residents had to pay for paving the road in the past, That is because the road runs across the back of people's lots (technically a private road). The county has never claimed that road and that is why we were having to pay for the paving.

As for the condition, it is in disrepair because because of all the construction in recent years. I'd put most of the blame on the building of the condos because there had to be an aweful amount of building material deliveries in big trucks coming down our road. That event about doubled our population anyway.

The problem is that the water line service and the condos were built at relatively the same timeframe, so each developer blames the other for the road wear.

So if Coosa County renames our road and puts road signs on it, you would think that would be acknowledgement that they own the road. Because how could a government have the authority to rename a private road?

Then there is the issue that our lot line goes about a dozen feet to the other side of the road (on one side) but the condo developer claims that the road is the lot line. Well, what part of the road is the lot line? If the road is on private land then you can't assume that the center of the road is the lot line. So then who is responsible for the road?

I don't know... I'm not an attorney, but I think we need one. If the county would pave the road, I'd be willing to give an easement to the county, but I'm not going to pay for the paving and let the condo developer claim land on the other side.

Since we're neighbors, perhaps we should get our lots surveyed together and save some money, if that is possible. You own some amount of land on the other side of the road too.