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. .. Another aggravation for us has been the city redevelopment plan. We spent many hours at meetings. We continually expressed our concern about being included in the redevelopment plan. Why should we even be considered for a commercial zoning when there is no access to our property for a business concern? In the end the city council did agree and maintained our residential zoning. However, it should have been clear from looking at a map that there would never be a commercial interest in our property. We should not have had to speak at a council meeting in order to express this concern. The next item that we have had to deal with is the fact that the City never appropriately recorded the road abandonment of West view Street back in the 1970's. We have no record of this transaction in our abstract. We are currently responsible for maintaining this property but no one is certain as to the actual ownership of this property. Again, I have had to call the county, my title company, and the City of Centerville because the appropriate actions were not taken by the city. The matter is still being considered by the city attorney. Over the weekend we received a certified letter stating that our dog is not licensed. Our dog has license number 068 and our cat has license number 067 for the year 2006-2007. It was only by contacting the Centennial Lakes Police Department that I have learned that the actual concern is regarding up to date vaccination records. This matter can be easily cleared up. The letter I received stated that the dog is unlicensed; it said nothing about vaccination records. I would think that at the very least the city should be able to make the appropriate request from us. Weare still waiting for our street to be cleaned and the black top to be replaced. Weare greatly frustrated by all of these incompetencies and miscommunications.