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patrol sanitary sewer public utilities, over ground or underground, including but not limited to, the right to install sewer pipes and related appurtenances; the right to clear the easements and keep them clear of brushes, trees, buildings, obstructions, and fire hazards; and the right to remove trees, if any, located beyond the limits of the easements, but which interfere with the easements; the above described rights being incident to performance by the Grantee of its functions as a municipality or as the operator of any public easement, or the performance by any licensee of the Grantee of any public functions, the premises being located in No. 2 Township, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, described in the metes and bounds description below: Variable Width Public Sewer Access Easement: Lying and being in Number 2 Township, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, south side of Weddington Road, being a portion of the property conveyed to Cabarrus County (DB. 1453, PG. 136 and DB. 8757, PG. 318; aforementioned registry), and being more particularly described as follows: To get to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, begin at a concrete monument located in the rear of Lot A -30 Sheffield Manor Village "A" Map 1 (MB. 27, PG. 80, aforementioned registry) owned by Jeffery and Angela DiTillo (DB. 1882, PG. 57, aforementioned registry). Thence continue N 83 0 16'30" E 419.68' to a computed point on the northern property line of Cabarrus County (DB. 1453, PG. 136, aforementioned registry) in Weddington Road to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING: Thence from the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING continuing with the northern property line of Cabarrus County, a circular curve to the right with an arc length of 60.11', a radius of 2285.00' and a chord of S 89 0 23'57" E 60.11' (Cl) to a computed point on the east side of a new utlility access easement; thence leaving the northern property line of Cabarrus County and following the line of the new utility access easement across the lands of Cabarrus County (DB. 1453, PG. 136 AND DB. 8757, PG. 318, aforementioned registry), the following twenty (20) courses and distances: 1. S 00 0 07'58" E 280.85' to a computed point; 2. A circular curve to the left having an arc length of 90.71', a radius of 157.00' and a chord of S 16 0 41'07" E 89.46' to a computed point (C3); 3. S 33 0 14'15" E 55.88' to a computed point (L3); 4. A circular curve to the right having an arc length of 259.75', a radius of 513.00' and a chord of S 18 0 43'54" E 256.99' to a computed point (C4); 5. S 04 0 13'34" E 61.96' to a computed point (L4); 6. A circular curve to the left having an arc length of 145.60', a radius of 217.00' and a chord of S 23 0 26'53" E 142.89' to a computed point (C7); 7. S 50 0 34'09" W 62.84' to a computed point (L8); 8. A non - tangent circular curve to the left having an arc length of 65.22', a radius of 52.00' and a chord of S 14 0 50'43" W 61.03' to a computed point (C8); 9. S 21 0 05'07" E 217.70' to a computed point; 10. A circular curve to the right having an arc length of 116.59', a radius of 413.00' and a chord of S 12 0 59'53" E 116.20' to a computed point (C9); 11. S 04 0 54'39" E 25.75' to a computed point (L9); 12. A circular curve to the left having an arc length of 119.83', a radius of 387.00' and a chord of S 13 0 46'51" E 119.35' to a computed point (C10); 13. S 22 0 39'04" E 208.50' to a computed point; Attachment number 2 F -4 Page 73