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74-2 - 2051 Melody Hill SUB pt 1r 7 L -0- VaV 2051 Melody Hill Road Excelsior, Minnesota 55231 Mr. Bruce Pankonin City Planner Chanhassen, Minnesota Dear Mr. Pankonin, I hope you are recovering from your back problems and are able to resume your normal life style very soon. I will appreciate if you take a look at my proposal to divide my property and build another house. The lot, as outlined in red, is in excess of 15,000 square feet. The house will face County Road 117 and driveway will be off 117. The approximate size of the house will be 30 feet by 44 feet. The house will be at least thirty feet from the East and West boundaries, thirty feet from the North boundary and in excess of ten feet from the South boundary. The portion of land is not used at present and my wife and I feel it would be a beautiful site for our next home. I look forward to hearing from you. I may be contacted at home ( 474-7180) or office ( 448-4848). You may also contact my wife Nancy at her office ( 445-3550). Nancy is involved with City Planning and the Housing Authority in Shakopee. Bed Regards-41 Bruce Engman K;;O� BE:sp CITY DF CHANHASSEN 7610 LAREDO DRIVEOP.O. BOX 1479CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 474-8885 November 27, 1979 Mr —and Mrs. Bruce Engman 2051 Melody Hill Road Excelsior, MN 55331 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Engman: This letter is to verify the opinion that the portion of your property indicated as Tract A does not contain an additional building site. It is my understanding that Mr.:. Campbell is adjusting his assessment figures for the North Service Area according to such. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Bob Waibel Asst. Manager/Land Use Coordinator BW:k WILLIAM D. SCHOELL l CARLISLE MADSON 9i JACK T. VOSLER JAMES R. ORR HAROLD E. DAHLIN LARRY L. HANSON JACK E. GILL RODNEY B. GORDON THEODORE D. KEMNA JOHN W. EMOND KENNETH E. ADOLF WILLIAM R. ENGELHARDT BRUCE C. SUNDING R. SCOTT HARRI DENNIS W. SAARI GERALD L. BACKMAN City of Chanhassen P. 0. Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Attention: Mr. Bob Waibel Subject: Dear Bob: SCHOELL & MAOSON, INC. ENGINEERS ANO SURVEYORS 38-7601 • 50 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH • HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 55343 OFFICES AT HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA AND DENTON, TEXAS November 19, 1979 Tract A, Sparks Subdivision, Engmann Property In regards to our telephone conversation on October 16, 1979, concerning the above mentioned property, the pending assessment breakdown should be as follows: If Tract "A" has another buildable unit on line - $3,769.00. This is in addition to the 1973 assessment. If Tract "A" does not have another buildable unit on line - $0. This is in addition to the 1973 assessment. During our telephone conversation and a conversation with Jerry Schlenk of your office, the opinion was that Tract "A" did not contain an additional on line unit. Would you please transmit a copy of this letter, along with your opinion, to Mrs. Engmann. Very truly yours, SCHOELL & MADSON, INC. DLCampbell:mkr �V 'Vov1979 SEC cVI Aft bR .. M1NN.sp'.,i GORDON R. COFFIN LAND SURVEYOR AND PLANNER 3025 WATERTOWN ROAD LONG LAKE MINN 55356 473-4141 3 -77 Descriptions for Bruce i.. EAgman in :,ot ly, Murray Hill Carver Count,-, Minnesota Easterly tract (15,000+ sq. ft.) That part of the following, —described property: That part of �,ot 19, Murray- Hill, according to the recoru�d plat thereof, described as follows: CommencinE at -the Northwest corner of saic :ot ly; thence on an assumed bearing of South 890,15'?11' Fast along; the "orth line of said got 19 a distance of 255. JO feet to the poLit, of of the land to be described; thence Soutn 0°34139" -vest a Cistaiice o" 202.O; feet; thence North 89007' 2711 East a distance of 6�,. 36 feet; thence North 4204112711 East a distance of 2;.33 feet; thence North 170441571' i;ast a distance of 41.03 feet; thence North 370081571/ East a distance of 59.29 feet to a point hereinafter referrer: to as "Point A"; thence North 7001J127" Est a distance of 61-.78 feet; thence North 82057'2711 Cast a distance oI' feet to tho East line of s,iid i,,ot 19; thence North 1007 118" West Anon;• : aia �-+st line a distance of 51.57 feet to the I:orthenst corner of said ,ot ly; thence P;Orth 8902;12111 e.,est •along the North line of saki ,ot 19 a distance of 338.10 feet to the point of beginning, lying Easterly of a line drawn Forth 130281 ,4est from said ''Point A". CUNBASSEN VILLAGE 7610 LAREDO DRIVE • P. 0 BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 • (612) 474-8885 June 26, 1974 Mr. L.D. Sparks 6410 Galpin Blvd. Excelsior, MN 55331 Dear Mr. Sparks: At the July 1, 1974 Council meeting, the City staff will be recommending the subdivision of the Eastern portion of Tracts A and B, as shown on the attached drawings. I feel that the Council will approve of this subdivision with our recommendation. Sincerely yours, Gerald W. Schlenk Deputy Clerk GWS:k Attachment 4 • WILLIAM D. SCHOELL CARLISLE MADSON JACK T. VOSLER JAMES R. ORR HAROLD E. DAHLIN LARRY L. HANSON RAYMOND J. JACKSON WILLIAM J. BREZINSKY JACK E. GILL FRANK V. LASKA City of Chanhassen c/o Mr. Lloyd Schnelle, Administrator P.O. Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 5531-7 Gentlemen: SCHOELL & MAOSON, iNC. ENGINEERS ANO SURVEYORS MAYOR !] 938-7601 • 50 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH d()dRR r. COUNCILMEN couN�ILr�r,_r �" June 20, 1974 ASST. Z;;N]NG & L C J i. INSP. PUB. WK. DIR. UTILITY SUPT. Subject: North Chanhassen Sewer and Water Project 71-1 Assessment L. D. Sparks Property 415DO Mr. L. D. Sparks is subdividing the eastern portion of his property into Tracts A and B as shown on the attached drawing. According to County records, Mr. Sparks also owns the west 255 feet of Lot 19 and the east 55 feet of Lot 20 in Murray Hill Subdivision, (shown in yellow). As a result of this division, the assessment should be as follows: Tract A Tract B Part of 19 & 20 TOTAL Tract A Tract B Part of 19 & 20 SANITARY SEWER Lateral Trunk Units Area Assess. Unit : Assse'ss . 1 12,548 $2,787.96 1 $320.00 1 37,402 3,285.04✓. 1 320.00 1 31,500 3,167.00 0 - 0 - $9,240.00 $640.00 WATER Lateral Trunk Un is Area Assess. Unit Assess. Total 1 12,548 $1,382.96 1 37,402 1,880.04. 1 31,500 '1',762.00 TOTAL $5,025.00 1 $380.00.$ 4,870.92 1 380.00- 5,865.08 0 0 4,929.00 $760.00' '$1'5,665.00 SCHOELL & MADISON, INC. City of Chanhassen Page 2 June 20, 1974 Note that the total assessment on the property, because of this division, is $3069 more than the original assessment. This results from teh addition of one lateral sewer and water unit and the accompanying area credit on 15,000 square feet ($600) . If you have any questions, please advise. Very truly yours, SCHOELL & MADSON, NC. WJBrezinsky:be enclosure cc: Mr. Russell Larson, Attorney A , � � .• ._ } ,� l _Y:' may'► ♦ .bs•y. Vro 'y'•^S U% 17 2t' f8 Y V r r 0rx%may �x RILL ERNEST X,MOIINE. 448 23 I MOLINE 370 9 kILLY 56 9 4 2 MaL�N:. I i ; 4 65TH ST. 3 lDj_TkoN2 P+v i 2 N 89° 52 E 160.67 I 150 h w - w a ® N co C) a 0 w S 0) Y K cr m z x 150 cQm v N86°20'W I3 1976 S 86°28'E WEST HAL.:VOR BANG BK 48, P 628 EAST -•• 859.5••- LAKE � 4 f n E_J. MATTSON O 8K 62,P 533 i� Ix @ W If D RIVE 4Z6 9a$__ ,".CRESTVt p !- S87°02 W S84°55 W 86.6'' ' x�1G sal°13'W p ,=-v no D.W. NIKOLAI P. 529 ofq N 8K 55, 0 N m P. BK 63, 10 °3 Z B �l O� jA 197 I 231.5 `CLARK NICHOLSON, JR. BK 62, P 566 66 I � 2 4 D. D. JOHNS SK 92, P. 442 231 ,.;FHTIFICATL OF LOCA'I,O.N i',UILDING CERTMCATE OF SURVEY I :iereb,, -ertif.,, that ljuild;ng ;�4v(-Yed 'h( Property dc-,Lxioed aLovt az,., aw". he iticaij,)n a Plat 4 a correct repre�entat) )n of eve plat. p{,.��v•-E73�352 ARLEIGH C. SMITH Registered professional Engineer and Land tiurve- of 2030 East Wayzata Boulevard 1X'avzata, 't'kinnesota PLAT OF SURVEY ZIP.5S.391 OF PROPERTY OF j described as follows: — Scale: 1 inch feet. o C' , T i •!'1 a•.J -t i+• , r. - '=1 '` `r, t-'a-.:1.. r.. . , ,• . . ..C• .c. �i. L: i .,xtt:]]9•�iSG_ _��. '�,... .. .� ..'it. _ "` .�;.. :'tit ` : '�:.�; .::�� ►'1 '4 4 :1 t .:C. 47 ')O ,0t.n; r'. .. t a r 1 i^.�a r ..-.t . n . 9- 43 l e "¢ _ : , tvrce 7 f'3+ • c nP. f mot;. + .J '. � � _ i .. r. _ u►!. ... - •�� ��. __ t. .-. G/ I 1 s JQ'yt H _ Lo` _`� I'• ➢ a :t. `. c� ri : _ ;9 o. J•'-� +t •f19C` '1b: _v' �'_ ' _r' 9 1 oe CERTIFICATE OF LOCATION OF BUILDING I hereby certify that on °- i4 19— I made a survey of the p4tassed location of the building on the above described property and that the location of said building is correctly shows on the above plat. CERTIFICATE OF SURVEY I hereby certify that on surveyed the property described above and that the above plat is a correct representation of said sure. 0 Chanhassen City Council Minutes, July 1, 1974 -2- votes. Motion carried. A motion was made by Councilman Neveaux and seconded by Councilman Hobbs to note the June 19, 1974, Public Hearing minutes of the Planning Commission. The following voted in favor: Mayor Klingelhutz, Councilmen Hobbs, Neveaux, and Bennyhoff. No negative votes. Motion carried. A motion was made by Councilman Bennyhoff and seconded by Councilman Neveaux to note the June 19, 1974, special Planning Commission minutes. The following voted in favor: Mayor Klingelhutz, Councilmen Bennyhoff, Neveaux, and Hobbs. -No negative votes. Motion carried: A motion was made by Councilman Neveaux and seconded by Councilman Bennyhoff to note the June 26, 1974, regular Planning Commission minutes. The following voted in favor: Mayor Klingelhutz, Councilmen Neveaux, Bennyhoff, and Hobbs. No negative votes. Motion carried. LUCIEN SPARKS: Mr. Sparks was present requesting Council approval, to file a metes and bounds deed rather than subdivide the property through a formal plat. This 3; acres is located in the southwest corner of Galpin Blvd. and Melody Hill Road. Proposed Tracts A and B have existing homes. A motion was made by Councilman Bennyhoff and seconded by Councilman Hobbs that the Council adopt a resolution to approve the subdivision of this property in accordance with the survey into Tract'A and Tract B. The following voted in favor: Mayor Klingelhutz, Councilmen Hobbs, Neveaux, and Bennyhoff. No negative votes. Motion carried. The City Engineer's report of June 20, 1974, and all other pertinent information should accompany the above resolution when Mr. Sparks submits his deed to the Court House. MAYNARD HAPPE: Mr. Happe is adding a piece of property to Lot 5, Bluffview A dition. There will be a permanent- easement for Lakota Lane and a temporary easement for the circle alongside the limits of the street. A motion was made by Councilman Bennyhoff and seconded by Councilman Neveaux to approve this land change. After much discussion the second and motion were withdrawn as the survey shows a five foot strip of land between the cul-de-sac and the next property. Mr. Happe-should being in a new survey showing the street to the property -line. SARGENT PALMER: Mr. Palmer, 7608 Erie, was present with the problem of raw sewage backing up into his basement during the heavy rainfall on June 6. His basement is completely finished. The City Attorney stated the City does not have any insurance coverage for this type of claim. Mr. Palmer was asked to submit bills to the City within 30-days for.' labor,•materials, and future clean up costs to eliminate the odor. It was suggested the -City should make inspections along this sewer line to find out which homes have sump pumps that are connected illegally to the sanitary sewer. .✓*-' """ i3CGU'LAR PL-U31ING• COkKISSIGN MEETING MARC:ii 1.3, 19 4 The iaeetiiig was called to order. by Chairman Dian Herbst. The fol_loaing mer,"bars were present: Dave Peed, NamazZa Shul stad, Nick ularitz, Dan rerbst, Jim Ni relk:e; a�ad Tom Gabberto Tim Stone was absent. Carl. Dale, Planner, and Mayor 1;1 uelhutz Viere presento MIINWE,S: A motion was made by Mariana Shuls'tad and seconded . by Tom Gabbert to approve the Febrt:axy 27P 1974P regular Pl.anh.ng Conunission minutes. 2%bti.on unanimously approved. LUCIAN SPAWKS: Mr. a -id Mrs. Sparks were present requesting permission to sub CIVIde uiieIr 3.2$ ��cres into two 7.ots. The pxoper'��y is located on the sUza�,hwast condor of Ga.lpin Blvd,, and Malddy Fill Rd. intersection. The reason., for •the request is that in the event they cannot sell -the whole piece they wotald 3i1ce to divide and sell .as two separate pieces. There are two existing homes that ` sl arm a comizon septic and water systems. Municipal sanitary sewer and wecer I are the ai,-a. A, mo Viozn .was made by thin Mi.eUe and seconded by Marianna Shulstad that the Pl.anrzLpa Coz►wissi.on approve the sketch plan presented tonight for spkittingr up this,, property and iia-couriendi.ng that if the Sparks decide to proceed., to contact ' .he Ad i3inistrator and Engineer to work out the details. Zbti.on unanimously approved. LOIS TAYLOR - FEZODELING,. Inis Taylor was present to discuss remodeling the mouse pass t of uTf Cii icy Building into a tack shop„ The shop would have a frontier theme with son, . parking in the rear. The Planning Commission expressed their interest in this proposal. ;1 Mc",SA GRANDE: Johnson was present to discuss his sketch plan. The Pl.anner3s ©tter —0-f- gust 1. 1973.E was read. The overall density is 12,3 units per acre,, Carl Dale stated that this plan is an :improvement over the previous plan that was presented. The density is still high for the apartment building. He suggested a net density of 12 units per aciv for the aparLiaenzt building and six units per acre for the townhouse area. Pir. Dale questioned the high number of efficiency units. Planning Commiss .on mi tubers were polled if they prefer residential. sand use as oppoFsed to cornrxercial on. this piece of land. Dave Feed e- Prefer rault.ipl.e .residential land use. M.ari.an.a Shuls'tad Iu fa�:or of the mixture of efficiency., one mid two bedroom apartment, units. I114ss.)e 54 efficiency twits is "coda high, One hundred units is too marry, Nick Wari.'tz M Fools re- sidezatial is preferable. Would like lira Johnson 'to come back with a zomewhs,t s:iani.lar plan but &a3.th reduced density. Jim, Na.alke 11wv-a no greater oveiral.l density than ten units per acne. Does not 3-tice a 'three story411pentagon" shape apartment building this far ozz't. Tom Gabbers - Likes Carl. Dalees suggested net density. Daze Herbst - Agrees with the land use. `The plan should be more interesting. The building is too massive. Fir. Johnson will digest Planning Co:rraissi.on remarks and work with his architects. --� t�itJa. LOT 3 AUDSTOROS SUBDIVISION #2. Mro loger Olson was present requesting a ..,.,F.,s...ti...a..tun..,.Mw..+nwa►.w...�..,a.«.., oaxo foot 9do y, rd varian,co i11 order to build a housa on. this 10to Thn lot is 520x3180. LUCIEN D. SPARKS RT. 5 BOX 226 EXCELSIOR, MINN. 55331 Attention: Mr. Lloyd Schnelle, Village 2dministrator Gentlemen: Following conversations with both Mr. Lloyd Schnelle and Mr. Gerry Schlenk, this will serve as a form of appeal to the Chanhassen Village Council for consideration, and concerns the matter of required hookup dates for connection to the new sewer and water facilities completed this past Fall. ?tire presently own 3.28 acres of property as shown on the attached survey plat, and on which property is located our own home, and a converted barn house which we have been renting as income property. -1e have previously made application to the Village Plan- ning Commission for approval to sub -divide this property - one portion to include the converted barn house with approx. .9 acre of property - and the other to include our house with the remaining 2.39 acres of property - and this was given an informal vote of approval subject to completion of a new re -survey of the two parcels which is being made at the present time, but is not yet completed. Tre have since sold the barn house portion of this property with the approx. .9 acre or ground, and the new owners plan to hook up to the sewer and water facilities tii$ coming Fall. This hookup will involve a distance of less than 150' from the barn house to the sewer and water unit connection, and will be in accordance with our understanding and agreement at the time of our meeting with the Planning 6ommission. ,s to the required hookup dates to the new facilities relative to our house and the remainder of the property, we will very much appreciate further consideration of the following facts: (1) Our house is approximately 180' from the unit sewer and water connections on Galpin Blvd. to the East of our house. (2) Within the preceding six years, we had to invest a sum of $2,400. for a new 390 deep well with submersible pump for good water, and $1,600. for a new septic system, two storage tanks, dispersion tank, and good drainage field - amounting to a total of $4,000. - and both of these systems have been working beautifully with no possible pollution problem as the area is large, the ground high, and neighbors at some distance. (3) Our total sewer and water assessments amount to $12,600., and all of these assess- ments will be paid off in full at completion of sales of both properties. Our appeal to the Council is therefore as follows: In consideration of the foregoing facts, that required hookup of our own house to the new sewer and water facilities be postponed to some date later than the coming Fall of 1974, and especially in view of the excellent present facilities. Estimated costs of such hookup to date have run as high as $1,430., and we quite naturally do not relish the idea of having to pay out this amount in addition to paying off the $12,600. in special assessments just before selling and leaving the property. The idea of closing a deal on our place early this Summer, and then being forced to pay out the additional $1,430. for this hookup just several months later, has already scared off one potential %purchasor and his wife who both loved the place, and were near to taking it - and al- though the fact is appreciated that such connection will have to be made eventually, a grace period of another three or four years on such action could make all the difference in the world in our efforts to dispose of this property. Your decision on this matter will therefore be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, -N — Phones GReouw9oa 3-8352 ARLEIGHC. Slid-FH Registered Professional Engineer and Land Surveyor 2030 X. WaYxata Boulevard Wa7251A. Minnesota PL T 07 SUaMV211. OF PROPERTY OF-': described as follo'ws. Thhat pert of -Lot 19 Murray Hill I -":Lnn. lying' y. of the fol. point19 a list of 2551 'is: of ' --of L,-- . the ITY; cor. thsreo_f_L.tha-nce S. --At rt.. to sa',l 1'. ling a diat' of 242.51 t hen c e W diet — of 47-, fe et thence S. at rt.angle., Scale: I inch eet. at �t. anale 00 to, the Z4-- f. 4., V 16 Co 4 cles •-Z k 5 - t 4 0-4 CERTIFICATE OF LOCATION OF BUILDING A CERTIFIC ::A VEY ;`made a survey or the 44Z c"W'On of the building I surveyed the prolm-riN &',jj above and that the abovi on the above described Ur lo. the location of plat is a correc f said survey. inid building is correctly shown on the above plat. j . I Ordinance #5 Section 2 Subsection 2.01 REQUIREMENT TO CONNECT WITH SANITARY SEWER The owners of each building, structure or establishment from which sewage or industrial waste is drained shall cause said premises to be connected with the sanitary sewer system of the City within 12 months after the sanitary sewer is constructed to within 150 feet of such premises, unless in the opinion of the City Council after consultation with the City Engineer it is neither feasible nor practical to make such connection. Ordinance #6 Section 2.10 REQUIREMENT TO CONNECT WITH CITY WATER SYSTEM The owner of each premises on which water is consumed for any purpose except agricultural uses shall cause said premises to be con- nected with the City Water System within 12 months after the City water system main is constructed to within 150 feet of any such premises, unless in the opinion of the City Council after consultation with the City Engineer it is neither feasible nor practical to make such connection. U. 0 Scale: I ot. th ono, o at irt 'Q k:t 1; 1'l C rl C o LA 2 t of V/ to. the 10, VT js go I Z'3. -r-z' to k ID c14 V 17 N .......... ................. r A -4. if CERTIFICATE OF LOCATION OF BUILDING CERTirx.Al 11 r St1Ll -V I henol)y cor(iry that 01) I hereby co.rhry 111.41 "11. uk Me P . "Opkii4t,u luCjJL1()jj L WIC VIA Wing iihm., and oiat 01) 010 111)4)V ' t' t1uscribed property lendthl'A the location of 'S'a (!WTOVt .4wd Imilding js Correctly shown on the`abovu pirtf. A. 15DO Murray Hill 20 r Helen M. McCoomick Sewer Lateal 7003.30 2051 Melody Hill Water Lateral 4193 30.`-n- IMPT'T. DES�.EWER & WATER BEGINNING OATIC)—Q 1 —72 Trunk Sewer Unit ..Trunk Water Unit 380%1 6& 76o, c . .0 NO. —1 CODE1AL 1 / �• � ( j % jj55 -7(� RECORDING DATE �01 �74 INT. RATE •00 NO. OF YRS.� MEMO PRINCIPAL INTEREST BALANCE YEAR PAYABLE AMOUNT ' 1 2 1974 1 941 .9U 839. 77 1102.21 12596.6U1 3 1975 1662,74 �39.77 ��22.97 , c 10917.061 4 a I Fi 1977 +, .. I 1 545 C f . 77 ' 70>.41 . )237.521 G 1, J7ti „6 i 4G �rU _ �' J�^ ''� �JJ • / 7 C46.6,3 �, � 3(f)7.75 ' a s 19�0 1360.82 839.77 529.05 6713.2}1 1%�1 1310.01+ 639.77 470.27 5V,70,.44 -;31177 . go { I JJ . '��3J • / 7 t3✓ri sJ3 (�3. 3..�JJ • 1 13 19&, 1016,12 039.77 176.35 1679.59� 14 19 7 957.34 839.77 • 1 17.57 i�" j9.32 039.02 5� 00 00 196 i 17 I 92 I 22 24 25 26 _ 27 26 so i -- Fm I ;E55 FORMS o SPECIAL ASSESSMENT t VILLAGE OF CHANHASSEN 1 • CC Plcirr-oy f-i/. ,q0 d � F •1. 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