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Tawnya Grover
From:Ryan Lerwill <ryan@countrywideprop.com>
Sent:Friday, January 4, 2019 1:11 PM
To:Stephen Zollinger
Cc:Natalie Powell; Tawnya Grover; Jeff Lerwill
Subject:Re: Lerwill Lot Split
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Mr. Zollinger
Thank you for your quick response back to my email. We are fully at your service so we can make this thing
right.
Please let me know if I can play any possitive role to help this progress appropriately.
Again, my sincerest apologies for any potential perceived impropriety as it was for sure not intentional.
Thank you again for your response and understanding. Hoping I can help be part of the solution.
Ryan
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019, 12:55 PM Stephen Zollinger <Stephen.Zollinger@rexburg.org wrote:
Ryan,
I appreciate your quick response. It validates our decision here at the City to assume it was an honest mistake and to
continue moving the lot split forward. We informed the buyer yesterday that we were confident it would receive
approval and would be allowed to move forward, and we still believe that to be the case. The point of the letter was to
let you know that these types of action on properties sometimes require patience and that we appreciate waiting for
the process to be completed before action is taken. It is much easier usually to fix a minor problem than it is to unwind
the ripple effect and then fix the problem.
We will let you know as soon as the process is completed and will work with the buyer to help move their process along
as soon as possible.
Stephen Zollinger
From: Ryan Lerwill [mailto:ryan@countrywideprop.com]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2019 12:40 PM
To: Natalie Powell <Natalie.Powell@rexburg.org>
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Cc: Jeff@countrywideprop.com; Tawnya Grover <tawnya.grover@rexburg.org>; Stephen Zollinger
<Stephen.Zollinger@rexburg.org>
Subject: Re: Lerwill Lot Split
Natalie,
This is not good, I know that Jeff L. hired Jeff Rowe to survey and work with the City to ensure it was all
completed properly. I know that we paid the application fee as it was reimbursement to Mr. Rowe, and I
assumed the City required issues were taken care of, that at least was the impression I had and what I was told.
Please let us know how we can assist in this process, as mentioned I was under the impression that Mr. Rowe
had completed the necessary steps with the City. (*granted I was not involved in the complete detail of this
transaction.) Please accept my sincerest apologies as there was never any intention from me to usurp any
obligation or City or it's requirements when this was transacted. As it was explained to me it was a simple lot
line adjustment, seems I was not fully informed per your letter.
In the bid picture, I was feeling that we were doing the City/property/neighbors/etc. a huge favor by finally
finding an end user for a part of this property and getting rid of the horrendous problem(s) that we have had
with the previous squatters! This new entity that is wanting to productively participate on this portion of the
property will clean it up and be a positive and influential business that will add so much to that block. We are
excited for them and getting someone to see the vision there, as you know, has been VERY difficult!
Let us know how to assist to help this new entity proceed and be successful, that has to be what we all
collectively want and clean up that corner!
Thanks
Ryan Lerwill
Ryan Lerwill
Countrywide Properties Group
Keller Williams Realty East Idaho -
Realtor®
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208-356-7300
208-351-4373
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On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 12:15 PM Natalie Powell <Natalie.Powell@rexburg.org> wrote:
Ryan & Jeff,
Please review attached letter and feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
Thank you,
Natalie Powell
City of Rexburg
Code Enforcement Officer
(208) 359-3020 ext 2163
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