Dear Ms. Saillant,

My settlement proposal is as follows:

Nantucket and I agree:

That as of the date of the agreement,
I will not add to or modify the existing plumbing
installation at 3 Red Barn Road until a plumbing
permit has been issued to a licensed plumber.
However, as of the date of the agreement, I am permitted
the use of the existing toilet, showerstall and laundry tub.

That Nantucket will issue a plumbing permit to a licensed plumber
with the explicit acknowledgement that such licensed plumber
may delegate to me such portion of the plumbing
installation as may be mutually agreed upon
between the plumber and myself.
That no plumbing installation shall be required
to be removed merely because it was installed
by an unlicensed person and or without a permit.

That Nantucket will issue 
a wiring permit to a licensed electrician
with the explicit agreement that such licensed electrician
may delegate to me such portion of the electrical
installation as may be mutually agreed upon
between the electrician and myself.
That no plumbing installation shall be required
to be removed merely because it was installed by an unlicensed
person and or without a permit.

That Nantucket will then inspect the wiring, the plumbing
the framing for compliance with applicable codes,
and for compliance of the building with
the plans approved by the Historic District Commission.

The parties agree, that once rough wiring, rough plumbing
framing and HDC compliance have been approved,
to agree to the dismissal, pursuant to Rule 29, Mass. Rules
of Appellate Procedure, of the appeal that I have filed

This incomplete proposal leaves unanswered the question,
what will I do if I can find no electrician and/or no plumber
whose services I feel I can afford.