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Position of Lot #3: Perhaps this is one of the sites "as generally depicted on the land use plan" for it is relatively close to the marker farther downslope. Despite the fact that it will be single story, cut into the hill, and the sight line map indicates I will look over it, this house will be very close to our driveway. I'm not sure that a two story farther downslope wouldn't be preferable. The downslope site is what is indicated on the land use map, though I am aware that this may be a personal issue rather than a conflict with the specific plan. Open Space: How is the OS on the individua110ts going to be managed in relation to the VCSP? The amenity for all ofthese HR lots is OS. Will there be defined building envelopes? It is somewhat unusual that the entire 20 acre parcel is carved into individual lots. No one, large estate lot owns the open space. Present House: Although the present house is two stories, it is not entirely two stories. I believe the master bedroomlbath and an office overlooking the two story living room is all. The house is also of relatively average size. Of course, good architecture can incorporate a second story without being visually intrusive. The present house is visible from Vineyard Ave. even though it is weathered cedar. Though I'm aware the house has an unusual floor plan, it seems a shame to tear down a 27 year old, architect designed home that could be enlarged and remodeled. Unfortunately, the outside living space, including the pool area, has been designated for lot # 7. Tentative Map: I need a utility easement from the road through Lot #5 as well as a slight lot line adjustment. Mr. Reznick is aware ofthis request. Thank you, Mary L. Roberts Cc: Greg Reznick, Lou Basile