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Scott,
While I understand your internal study’s in process, our easement
request does not have an impact on the Ports capacity not now, and not
in the future.
As I said in our prior conversation, we will be bringing in our own
sewer line.
There is ample capacity according to the servicing authority’s.
The area we are proposing to bring the line through, is a small parcel
of land which is basically on the perimeter, and has no effect on any of
your future or current use of this strip.
I don’t understand where the problem lies?
This project has been held up and now that a solution has been
identified, the resistance continues, contrary to the discussions with
yourself, Port officials and City of Cape Canaveral officials several
months ago, at which time there was a consensus to provide Daniel
Corporation an easement.
In order that the required utilities be brought to the subject
property, it’s based on that meeting that we found a solution for the
sewer line.
Since you were not allowing us to tap into Port connection which is
very much near the subject property.
This matter has costed us a great deal of money, not to mention a
tremendous amount of time and hardship for my company.
This matter needs immediate attention and a quick resolution.
Best Regards,
Laila Witwicky
Daniel Corporation
T: (407) 644.6900
F: (407) 644.1548
From: Scott Shepard, CCIM [mailto:sshepard@portcanaveral.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2017 10:26 AM
To: Laila Witwicky <lwitwicky@danielcorporation.com>
Cc: Todd Morley <t.morley@cityofcapecanaveral.org>;
desden@danielcorporation.com; jabiaoun@feg-inc.us; Bill Crowe, P.E.
<bcrowe@portcanaveral.com>
Subject: RE: Easement
Thanks for the follow up.
Engineering/construction is discussing this with our Engineering
Consultants as I believe I indicated, the Port
is in the process of conducting a Port wide Infrastructure study that
addresses traffic, water, sewer, and electricity
capacity now and in the future.
We are not ready to discuss any easement agreement.
In the interest of keeping up with the Project, please copy my
counterpart Bill Crowe, Sr. Director of Engineering/Construction
on all future emails.
Kindest Regards,
Scott
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Scott Shepard, CCIM
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From: Laila Witwicky [mailto:lwitwicky@danielcorporation.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2017 10:17 AM
To: Scott Shepard, CCIM
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Subject: Easement
Good Morning.
Hello Scott,
On February 8th 2017, I sent you the traffic study.
I’m following up on the easement agreement, I would like to bring this
matter to a conclusion.
Please let me know how you wish to proceed.
We can have our council prepare it or if you prefer your council can
prepare it.
Best Regards,
Laila Witwicky
Daniel Corporation
T: (407) 644.6900
F: (407) 644.1548
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