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<br /> concerns as theirs are. I have a two year old daughter <br /> and I know that there are a number of other neighbors <br /> in the neighborhoods that have very young children. <br /> The biggest problem that I see with putting in an <br /> easement between these two houses is that is going to <br /> provide very easy access for young children into the <br /> open space. There is a large open ditch which at <br /> anytime can be carrying five to six feet of water and it <br /> has very steep sides. They would not be able to get out <br /> of the ditch if they did not know how to swim. Other <br /> than that, I would say that it opens our neighborhood <br /> up to incredible risk for theft. I have already been <br /> robbed once and I know Jim Hardman's house has been <br /> robbed as well. I'm concerned with increased traffic <br /> flow. Right now there are horses that travel back and <br /> forth on that open space and I am concerned that <br /> people may bring horse trailers into the neighborhood <br /> and will cause a pollution problem. From my <br /> perspective, I hike on that trail a lot and I can get <br /> access from my backyard but I often jog around Harper <br /> Lake and it is very easy to go across McCaslin and enter <br /> the open space and come to my house through the back <br /> yard. It is not difficult to get to that access from the <br /> Enclave. I don't see that it would be a hardship for <br /> anybody not to have that easement there. <br />Wayne Munson, 1128 W. Enclave Circle, Louisville, CO 80027 <br />Munson: We live on the inside of the Circle so we don't back up <br /> to the open space. But we have not found it <br /> inconvenient to walk up McCaslin to access the open <br /> space. My wife and I are concerned that opening the <br /> pedestrian easement would cause increased car traffic. <br /> My wife and I also have a two year old son and that he <br /> would be able to walk right up to the water ditch. <br />Kirk Sober, 1116 W. Enclave Circle, Louisville, Co 80027 <br />Sober: I am very much for having access up into the open <br /> space. Maybe it wouldn't have to be between Tom's <br /> and Jim's houses, but I think possibly something could <br /> be worked out. I've lived at the Enclave for about three <br /> and a half years now and when I first moved in my <br /> realtor said there is access and I haven't seen it and it <br /> 17 <br /> -- <br />