Fill and Sign the Deed Restrictions Robinwood Home Owners Association Form

1 CONSENT TO ENCROACHMENT (INTO EASEMENT) THE STATE OF )) SS COUNTY OF ) KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Whereas, , hereinafter called "Easement Owner", is the Owner of an easement ("Easement") recorded in County, affecting the following described property ("Property"): __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Whereas, , hereinafter called "Property Owner", are the owners of the Property, subject to Easement Owner's Easement; Whereas, there is an encroachment by Property Owner's house into said Easement, as illustrated on survey prepared by dated, attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof ("Encroachment"): ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Whereas, Easement Owner, is aware of said Encroachment and consents thereto and represents that Easement Owner, will not require the removal of the house and attached improvements to be removed from the Easement; NOW, THEREFORE, Easement Owner, for and in consideration of the premises, to it in hand paid by Property Owner, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, does hereby agree
Urn grant to said house and attached improvements, encumbering, reserving and giving to said house and attached improvements, and to property owner, to stay said encroachment into the same until (‬in case of continuance of said encroachment) (‬in case of continuance ‬until said property owner or property owner's agent shall have taken such steps and taken such action as may be reasonably necessary, or as may be reasonably available, to prevent or stop the further encroachment or further encroachment into the same: and property owner, agrees that upon such date, or upon a later date or event, any encroachment into said easement by the said in the same will be deemed to be continued, even though said encroachment, or any encroachment or further encroachment, may have been prevented or stopped. The house is located in a cul-de-sac neighborhood. This means it is situated on three main streets. Three people own a house in this neighborhood, one woman, one man and the homeowner's daughter. Three houses on three main streets have intersecting back alleys and side streets. Neighbors are concerned about their children being in one of the back alleys at dusk, and one neighbor had concerns about their home being burned to the ground as a result of the house and attached lot being lit on fire by neighbors. A house burned down to the ground is a horrible, tragic event that must be stopped. The neighbor, mrs. Jones, had lived alone since her husband died and the house was in their possession. The house has a beautiful porch that was part of the original property. Mrs. Jones purchased the property for 2,800 in 1994; and this is the home for which she purchased, knowing a neighbor, the owner, was encroaching on her property. The home is located only 500m (1650ft) from a public parking lot that has an entrance to the driveway that leads to the yard with the house. The lawn is a lush green, and there are no trees. Even though the house on the right is two streets over, the owners of the house across the street, who also own a car, can see it through the window of their second home. Mrs. Jones was concerned that neighbors and children in the back alleys and side streets will see the car parked across the driveway and the car's license plate visible from both sides of the driveway. A fire is one of the most horrific events that ever happen on earth