SANDRA JACKSON v. ADAM BARNEY and PAULA BARNEY

For the reasons set forth in the court's Decision of this day, it is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that plaintiff Sandra Jackson has an express easement over the area in front (street side) of the fence that presently runs across the easement (see Ex. 1, attached), the entirety of which she needs to ensure reasonably convenient access to her garage and back yard parking area as the easement intended. She has not abandoned any of that area, and is entitled to have it kept free and unobstructed at all times other than for brief "drop offs" and "pick-ups" by the defendants Adam and Paula Barney, which I find would not unreasonably interfere with Ms. Jackson's easement rights. The easement area behind the fence has been abandoned, and Ms. Jackson has no right to use any of that area for any purpose.

Accordingly, the Barneys, their agents, servants, employees, contractors, invitees, and others acting in concert or participation with them are permanently ENJOINED from placing any objects or other obstructions in the front part of the easement (the area from the line of the fence to Adams Street) and from parking or stopping there other than for brief pick-ups and drop- offs. Ms. Jackson no longer has any right to use any portion of the back part of the easement (from the line of the fence to the back boundary line of the Barneys' lot), that portion of the easement is EXTINGUISHED, and Ms. Jackson is permanently ENJOINED from walking or driving there unless invited by the Barneys. Ms. Jackson's claim for monetary damages is DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE for failure to prove any such damages.

SO ORDERED.

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