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suggestions, we feel that the originally proposed division lines would be in the best interest of both the community and us and property owners. Our reasons are listed below: 1. The city suggested that we eliminate some corners and make the line division a more free-flowing line, if you will. Our understanding was that this suggestion to eliminate corners was because it would be clearer and the land lines would not seem so chopped and cut up. However, we believe that corners are good. It is clearer and easier to see where a definite corner is, rather than trying to keep track of a variable line. Definite corners are easily identifiable and leave no room for second guessing where a line should run or where it cuts in or out. It is clear and concise. 2. There was also suggestion of a shared driveway. This would consist of both parcels of property sharing about half of the driveway up to a certain point where the line would jog back over toward the new lot. After careful thought and discussion, although it may sound like a good idea, we believe this could be a recipe for disaster in the long run. If, for instance, there are two neighbors who share a driveway who do not necessarily get along, this could create a very big problem. As we are all aware, there have been feuds between neighbors for lesser things. We would not want to create a situation that would invoke feuding neighbors over whose property is whose and not be able to sort it out because it is owned by both. Also along the lines of a shared driveway, or shared property, we feel that this would inhibit our �,rope*_-ty va1�e. In the iong �un, wher, we decide to sell eitl�er piece of property, we would not want to lose out on potential buyers or value of the property because people would not be happy with a home that had shared land. This may make each parcel of land more unmarketable, especially in a real estate market such as the one that exists now. After discussing our concerns with Mr. Lloyd, and listening to his ideas and suggestions, we feel that the property division that we have proposed works out the best for all concerned parties.