Having properly found that plaintiffs had a valid service easement, the motion court should have directed that defendant provide plaintiffs with a key to the front gate leading to that easement. The locking of the front gate by defendant at night and on Sundays without providing plaintiffs a key thereto constituted an unreasonable interference with plaintiffs' rights as easement holders (see, Green v Mann,
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