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There is an ....... right between my neighbors' fence and our fence. For the past three nights, we have been*^*woken up by kids yelling as they walk through it to get to the street. It is very irritating but there is nothing we*^*can do. A. easement
B. arraignment
C. district
D. trespass
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- If you ever want to go to Lake Tahoe, I have an old friend with a ....... in the woods there. He'd let us stay in it*^*if I asked him.
- We live in a double-wide ....... home in a nice park. None of the others are less than 10 years old and the park*^*is landscaped very nicely. How about you? Where do you live?
- My husband refuses to park our cars in the ........ Instead, he turned it into a shop and insists he will do the*^*same where ever we move.
- We got sick of having to take care of our yard and our old place. We decided to move into an apartment .......*^*and haven't regretted the decision once. We don't have to worry about taking care of a yard and the place*^*doesn't require as much upkeep as our old house since it is quite a bit smaller.
- We figured a fresh coat of paint and some new plants for the landscaping would be a relatively inexpensive*^*way to significantly increase the ....... appeal of our place. We are going to put it up for sale in about a month*^*and wanted to make sure people's first impression of the place would be a good one.
- There is an ....... right between my neighbors' fence and our fence. For the past three nights, we have been*^*woken up by kids yelling as they walk through it to get to the street. It is very irritating but there is nothing we*^*can do.
- The earthquake cracked our ....... and now we have to repave it. We can still drive down it but it looks horrible*^*and apparently will get worse. It will cost a lot of money and our home owner's insurance doesn't cover*^*earthquakes.
- In Canada, one is required to sweep or shovel the snow off the ....... in front of his or her house or he or she*^*might face a lawsuit if someone slips and falls as a result of the snow.
- I love our new house. One of my favorite architectural features on it is a good-sized ....... on the second story.*^*It is about 6' by 8' and has planters for plants built around its three sides. We planted geraniums and petunias*^*in the planters and they look beautiful.
- We recently installed an ....... that completely covers our deck. Now we can sit on it in the afternoon without*^*the sun beating down on our heads and it protects us from the rain as well.*^*
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- CORDOVA (May 6) - Cordova city officials have begun preliminary discussions about what to do with Lowell Street, Bridge, a historic city landmark this is in dire need of an upgrade. While costly restoration options are being considered, several factors make demolition a more likely outcome.
“It’s a tough decision and one we don’t intend to make hastily” said city planner Colin Barnwell. So far, it seems that replacing the bridge makes the most financial sense.”
Price isn’t the only consideration, however. According to structural engineer Steve Pachenco, traffic flow is another important factor. "Highway 49 will soon be broadened from two lanes to four. Then, Lowell Street Bridge will no longer be able to accommodate the increase in vehicles,’’ he said. “The way I see it, a wider, more modern bridge is inevitable."
For residents who want to share their opinions and ideas, the city council will he holding a public input session at Helman Square next Thursday at 11:00 A.M.
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May 7 - I’m writing in response to yesterday’s article about Lowell Street Bridge. This bridge is an invaluable part of Cordova's cultural identity and it is in the city’s best interest to keep it intact. Considering the tremendous amount of income the cultural-heritage-tourism industry brings to the city annually, I would argue that the short-term costs of restoring this historic landmark would be economically worthwhile.
- Maria Cantu, member of the Cordova Preservation Society (CPS)
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To: [email protected]
From: [email protected]
Date: May 19
Subject: Lowell Street Bridge Update
Dear CPS Members,
Congratulations! Thanks to our strong community presence at the city council event, arui alter countless phone calls to city council members, it looks like Lowell Street Bridge will not be demolished after all! The Cordova Times published an article today stating that the city is now planning to relocate the bridge to the Eastside cultural district, where it will be used for foot traffic rather than motor vehicles.
This decision is surely due in part to the fact that each of you voiced your opinions last Thursday.
Thanks again,
Leo Contreras, Cordova Preservation Society Community Organizer