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78-21 400 Lakota Ln Lot Split pt 1-�8-2t 1 October 25, 2011 CITY OrFr C�aruii)sl�J► E Russ and Vonnie Barto 7700 Market Boulevard 400 Lakota Lane PO Box 147 Chaska, MN 55318 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Russ and Vonnie Barto: Administration Phone: 952.227.1100 Re: Property IDs 25-036.2010 and 25-0362020 Fax: 952.227.1110 I am writing in response: to your letter dated October 21. 2011 regarding whether the Building Inspections City would issue a building perm Phone: 952.2271180 it for the above -referenced properties. Fax: 952.227.1190 City Code Section 20-73, Non -conforming lots or record states: Engineering Phone: 952.227.1160 - - ------ -- - -------- (a) No variance shall be required to construct a detached single-family dwelling on a Fax: 952.227.1170 non -conforming lot of record, excluding platted outlots, provided that it fronts on a public street or approved private street and provided that the structure meets the Finance Phone: 952.227.1140 minimum requirements of this chapter. Fax: 952.227.1110 (b) Except as otherwise specifically provided for detached single-family dwellings, there shall be no expansion, intensification, replacement or structural changes of a Park & Recreation structure on a non -conforming lot. Phone: 952.227.1120 (c) If two or more contiguous lots are in single ownership and if all or part of the lots Fax: 952.227.1110 do not meet the width and area requirements of this chapter for lots in the district, Recreation Center the contiguous lots shall be considered to be an undivided parcel for the purpose 2310 Coulter Boulevard of this chapter. If part of the parcel is sold, the sale shall constitute a self-created Phone: 952.227.1400 hardship under the variance provisions of this chapter. (emphasis added) Fax: 952.227.1404 What this means for your property is that the City would issue a building permit, Planning & Natural Resources provided the proposed improvement complies with the city's zoning requirements. If Phone.-952.227.1130 T R c S�, �T t you have additional questions, please contact me at�(952) 227-1131 or b-, emai-_ -at Fax: 952.227.1110 bgenerous(d)ci.chanhassen.mn.us. Public Works Sincerel 7901 Park Place Phone: 952.227.1300 Fax: 952.227.1310 Robert Generous, AICP Senior Center Senior Planner Phone: 952.227.1125 Fax: 952.227.1110 .-:\plan ft\barto letter re bid- permit.doc - Web Site www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us Chanhassen is a Community for Life - Providing for Today and Planning for Tomorrow October 21, 2011 Robert Generous City of Chanhassen 7700 Market Blvd. PO Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Sharmeen AI-Jaff City of Chanhassen 7700 Market Blvd. PO Box 147 Chanhassen, MN 55317 Subject: Property ID's 25.0362010 and 25.0362020 Per our conversation, concerning Property ID # 25.0362010 and 25.0362020, that Chanhassen would be willing to give me a building permit for above properties. Please review the above and confirm, in writing, if this is still acceptable. We are attaching copies of property IDs. Again, I appreciate the time given to considering of the above. Sincerely, Russ and Vonnie Barto 400 Lakota Lane Chaska, MN 55318 952-445-4696 home k-7.- - . i, .14 lt_7 -I . ............ Council Mieting-March 20, 1978 -3- 'C"nc"Man Neveau:k. moved to table action n until Mr. tggum ' e'plke-d on the Council agenda. Motion requests this The following voted' in favor ' otion seconded by Councilman Geving. VVe votes. Motion Hobbs councilm- and Geving. - No,hegit` a, Neveaux, Waritz, . Motion carried. LOT'SPLIT, - ROY TEICH. Roy, ' 'Nine rive acre Teich was Present requesting approval to bounds. The s-0 1-his property alongIakota Lane .rla#ing, by meies and build Commission recommended approval -'provided no' ing 'p ar'mits'fdr residentialpurposes" 'be issued until sanitary ;ewer and water is in service to the. q80tUTIOW' property. 476-15: ' Councilman Neveaux moved the id6ptj6ii Of a resolutic allowing Mrt.Teidh to transfer the title of the subject five acres A's shown in the exhibit,dated February 22 1978 from.Val-ley Erigineerifig COMP-anY With the !additional s pula on -that no residential building pem# be issued to the sub and -water act pro is in service o-z other met ods of party until sanitary sever are approved by the cit7. 4 con acceptable sewer service The following voted Resolution se ded by Councilmen Waritz. 'in favOr:',Mayor.H.bbs , Qouncilmen and Geving. No negativevotes. Mot.io , ..Neveaux, Waritz, n•carried. A.,copy of this resolution.will be sent t . o . the new owner. �DtK�%� Council . Ifieting March 20, 1978 .3- be'�JCoIUhcilmafi Neveauic. moved to table action until Mr. t9 . gum requests this aiced on the Council a e.genda. Motion seconded by councilman Geving. The following -voted' in favor:.' Mayor Hobbs councilm, and Geving. - No.�xegitl've votes. Motion carried. en Neveaux, waritz, LOT SPLIT, - ROY TEICH. ROY' Teich,was present requesting approv 3XI. e Ive acre o " h al to bounds. The , A's Property alonp Lakota Lane b .Pla 'in bujlding,pe:�Mjts �fforg-COmmission recommendedY Metes and approvalprovidedno' repurposes be issued until sanitary. sewer and water in service to the. property. property. RESOLUTION #78' 1 5: Councilman Neveaux moved the Adoption subject n of a resolutio '.Il:h.i�g Mr, Teich to transfer the title of the five acres as I . in the exhibit. dated February 22, 1978, from -Valley Eyigineerihg Comp -any 1with the additional stipulation that no residential building permit be issued to the subject property until sanitary an tary sewer and -water is in service Or other method, Of accept4ble i are approved by the city. Resolution seconded by Councilman service The, following voted -in favor: ,Mayor. Hobbs ilman Waritz, and Geving. No negative votes, Motjo , , QOuncilmen.Neveaux, �7aritz, n carried. A..copy of . this resolutiOn.viill be sent to the new owner. 19 5 2 P. 6 MI ­140 Unihorm QVI'v"Y 'Zb'g; RVEMUtt, Nad, and entered into thi-V ............................ 40i ................................ (iffy of ........ A!MM�K.' ' ­ ..... * ­ ........... . 10 ... 7.6 ....... by and between Ma'ynar.d..C.....ijapp.a..zn(l..Mildr.e�d ... K_1jappe., husband and wife, Part_i, e .. Of the, first' part: and , S . En ............ ............. ParticF Of Site second part, Wiffics;901), Tit -at t he 'vaW part the 'first part, in ro".,V'flef ra t10 It Of III, r revenants (I IUJ agreements ofsaid -parties of the second part; A erclnaftor contained, 'hereby sell,_and ' a draa_ to ooij.ticy unto said parties qjthe s0c0?Id Part, asjohl4tenan-4 and not as tenants ill, colnin, ' survivor of said parties, and the heirs and assigns . of the SUTVjVor, by a ...... WArranty on, their assidus, the ......... ......... ..Dried ........... accompanied by a4 abstract evidencing' food title in part."Ieli ....... Of thefirstpart at the date hereof, or by an owner's duplicate certificate of title, upon tiw'proMN andfult performance by said parties otthe 81cond part, of their part of this agreement, the tract ...... • of land, lying and bci' 4f in the County of ................... . 6rver .............................. I and State of -Minnesota, described as follows, to-ulit: 5, BLUFFVIEW'ADDITION, according to the recorded plat thereof, so, that part of the North Half of Section 36, Township 116 North, Range 23 West of the Sthl. ,incipal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of Lot 5 of ,UFFVIEW ADDITION, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the .gister of Deeds for said Carver County, Minnesota; thence northeasterly at an angle of, 27 greas 24 minutes 00 seconds'Aas Measured East to North) from the northerly' line of 'said t 5 a distance of 141.9,66 feet, thence deflecting'to the right at an angle bf 39 degrees 48 nutes 30 secondsa distance of 36.38 feet; thence solitherly a distance of 34-.20 feet'to e northeasterly corner of Said Lot 5; thence westerly along the northerly line of said Lot to the point of beginning. .44d said parties of the second part, inconsideration of the preiniies, hereby agree to pa . y,raid pa7't..ieS 'olthe ft,rst part, at ------- t-hoix.. esiSiQhce „____,._.._..,,as and for the purchase price of sa=d premises, the, .5mlin of .. 7:.:Dollars, in manner and at times following, to -wit., $500.00 cash,in band paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged; $2,606.00 on or before October 10 1976, without interest; $9,.400.00 balance to be paid,in consecutive annual installments of $2-,000.00 each, including principal and i ' ntexest at the rate of Z 1/2% per annum from and after October 1, 1976, each of -said installments to be applied first to accrued interest to the date, ' of ,payment and the balance in amortization o, ' f the principal balance; each of said installments to be paid on the first day of October until October'l, 1981, when the entire remaining balance, if not sooner paid, shall be paid in full. Prepayment privilege of any amount on October .1, 1977, or aAytinie thereafter. Said parties or the second part further COMIAllit SlkdAhrL'C 95 follOWS: to pay, lIttfol-e pelialty'aLtaubw thereto, All taxes due ttlkj V.%pible in the yomr 1972., and in sulmquent yeArii, and all special ammments heratolori" or hareartcr levied ..... X X . ........ K X., x x x X, . . ..... >1 ....... X A x X_..­.x x x x X... 2.x ....... x x x . ...... x x &ISO ' that tiny buildings and inipr'ovakrlej)ts'tlow on said land, or which shall hereafter be erected, pluaad,,,or ruli.4q t1keraoij, shaftilut ))a removed t ' heivIrtnii, but.shall be and remain the Property Of tile JWJA��._._or the find part unlit Ibis cuottaiij sliall,I)Q fully per'forme(t by the p"ti0it Of thO.SeCoAd part; And- at (licir own expense, to Uq -tile buildings on &'kid PKIni,,ali at all 11111CS iliftrvd in soroit j-ali4%I)Iu hisorkinec company or conipaidet, tti 11('approved by Like part i:.GS of the first imirt, agaitirt Inst q In' fire for al• least the tolla of . .. .. ... ............... . I .......................... ............ (kjqPe,.r.e(�iXe4) ..................... . .......... ..................... I ............................... And agailu;t loss by wint6tornit foi at WWI the SUrn Of .... ........................... ..................... ............... ........................... ....... . ........... .......................... ...... ...................................... I .... ..........................(nQnel_.rpquireA) ....................... : ................... . .................... : ........ Kv little to said Of Ilia first part, .............. ,................heirs or Wigm, and, in rj%..4,'.of Iona, ALOUld III(TV, hVftllV iiUl-jillis' over mitt abuve the SnAOU4 then owilis e4lkitl port ...............of the JjMj part,.............., ........... : .......... Ur luisigns, like baloottv Nllztlt be paid owr to the said I)uriiq,,A of like sivoltil part as their 1111'ervAL shall 4tilpetu., and to dolidAll with the part,.,.,.. or (hit lift port polidos oi�iiaid insurance, But Hhould the t`et•ootl IlUl-kil'b fikil to II&Y Lilly itt"In to be paid by'snid porliiti ua%dtr tile. Wrnis io•n.qr, MUlla 11'11n,V be paid by first. park.ie.S and shall Lao forthwith inkyuhtv, with intere.11. thereon, as till additionalonloillA title fiNt l3artieS ..undur this Contract. Rut Ait ' vuld tivrillill Ili, Illaile in the p4ivillelit of 1;rint-illal.or hilere.41. dxit- lit-rottod&, or-ol"lioy lotrt thereof, lit It(, I % kv m:(tond porlit Paid, or should thl.l. fall to 114V file. taxes or w4titImillellLm uj00% rqLitl 1111141, U11011.411141 histirmoki, or it) lim-rorn, ony or 61her of IN: lernis or eowlitioiw . heli,ij, einijairivil, 1011V by M641 $VV01111 liarlittS lwpi or livirfurnwil, ilot tattitl parries of Out fist purl nuts, Lit their ....... .... .0plioll, by %Vriltolk nolielt 11mlori.: libir, tornkioldt'd, AM . 14111 HKI11.4, 1.411' Will interest nequire(I dian,molpr by thd(IROqUod I1tU'tit!8,XholI 0i( - �roilpioi coow find ItTillihollAt; and all illiprovellivill.4 male uponillo and Ali. IMV111011144 modehi'remidi,r sloth Ilittlillig W Mill part les . of I lit! first port nx lillillilotoll 4hkllllW('4 for brinich of Oil . it moilrarl. by Filkid SC-0110 lial-16, Said olotill! (4) 110 in ACC-011111.11(tO With 11111. 461.1[111.4) in %;I(!Jl nuw liouln and linividmi. Noillwir Out oxivomion or llill lime Of puymi-ul of luny Milli ar,Ittn, of nvnury In Ili- pitid hi-ri-tnuler, nwr aijv tt'Itivwr fly I ho purl leg uf'lltr Iirlll pN•L'af t �7�, rigfile to drrl:t,•t• Illi;t 60111 roa4 rorf,'ll,•d Ily rwllRwn wf any bri-N•6 IIImNlf, A u I I I in awy nUUllli-r nITPPI. ow rwit- of ,aid I iiItieg_Ia eltlu•i-1 Utiv annl.rnr4llrrllu:Ic of dofatilIHslihAl'IIOvoI1V Ill :tIIIving, ILill I na w3IIIIIHilIII of I IInU Ilmll Im Valid illili'm I'AlvIvI'4;tI lly dIIIV xigot'd invinnuwlt, FlIrlhar, IMAT w'rvil•n if nolirc,µud Qdlltfi- to reivinvn, trillibi Ilto poriad -Illowi'll by 16ty, Ihc'dl•fnult Ihi-ri-in yu,riliwll, :Inid p;trlir, of Illo second purl hi-lt liy vprrilir;dly nI rri-, tgtwu dwnwuul nf,nid purl +' pc If Ull• firsi, purl, quit•I ly and peal.4%hl,v In xtu•rrntlwr Its them' I)ORANWHIll of WII(I I)MIIIi,PN, and uvi-ry part 1hvsvuf, if lloiog tatdrmtnnd thin. unlit nti•h 1,rlwll, ,aid parlirt of Illy aacalld part Art, la live pd8demiwi of mid premi.us. This instrument was drafted by: Tax statements for the property described wiChin th William S. Odell instrument should be sent- to: P. 0, Box 85 Mr. and.Mrs. Bruce A. Peterson Chaska, Minnesota •.55318 1204 'South. Landmark Trail Hopkins, Minnesota 55343 119 Slutuslip 99oeeb, By and between the parties hereto, that the tirne of payment shall be an essentiae part Of this contract; and that all the covenants and agreements herein. contained shall extend, ru>l with the land, arnd bbbd the heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of the respective parties hereto, Jn Teotinioup Wbcreof, The parties hereto have heretraato set their hand,S, the day and year first above written. In Presence of - date of otinnoota, . County o acatt...............1-4' On this ............... 2..4.th dBy of, ............. September..........:............_ ............., . MIA ....... before me, a...........Not�kry...PUIP,l c................................. ............................ withiyi and for said County, personally appeared' maxncara,_c:..xapf?q„•?na_.X&j. rea:.K,_-xappe,,.•husband__and__wife;--and_ Bruce_ -A. -.Peterson•. and' i. .... eh4zab.. . .Pet�rso�k,...husband. and_wifer............ ---•--.......--•.........................................I....... ....----------.- .............._....,,...•.............................---............._:. y.s .�,,..s..• to 7ne•lcnown•i0 be the person&.. described -in, and who executed the foregoing' instrument, Ahd ac)criowE-;' s edged that.............:.....they................ executed the same a$........tl?e ? . „free act tiny dejel.. . �. Notary Pitblio................. Scott...........:--=- gu.fnty, rlEitnii: = Xy comynission expires .... .........1/16. ........ ., }g, 79_____- 4 E � �•I •o ai, p iLIN c 5 N: G I G �, j ONa� C 'd ZSb l 'ON. /✓tip•. N 1 ti �OS o aV); yoo tYi. u S y ti>c erg O v N m _U y jam..•, ' y �• +� d o• y ;yea 1ti ,. i O 4`� r. C • N � i v i r C '• � sty c'�� A O Y O 4 b Wd65�8 'SIOZ 'S '9a� RANTY Feb, 5. 20150t 8:59AMTa ants DEED Mlnnraota ttnilorm Conver•nclny, ea�nka (1b7B1 Mnir •Cia.a Go. M•nnn,pe� o' 19 5 2.... Mp1..:..�..8 No delinquent tatces and transfer entered; Certificate of Real Estate Value ' ( x ) filed ( ) not required Certificate of Real Estate V 4e No.4]_ounty _ V. Auditor by 10I r De u l DOCUMENT NO. ' ZJ h• 3 OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF CARVER TAEs is to certify That this document was filed in this office on the Wu—' •day of n..199dA,a, ata1•. O'clock A M. and was duly recorded in Sook,1$$- 0f.` atin pageAS i STATE DEED TAX Al,'+E HEREON: F S.80 . -- ! County Reeorder Date: December. 11 by _ (reserved for recording data). ,FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, ROY W. TEIC9 and MARLYS E. iE2CH hus and and wife mgrlT91 stctu9l ., Grantor (s), hereby convey(r) and.aairaht(s) to Rt15SELI, J. I&RiO'and YVONNE t._ 6ARTp, husband and wife tenants,,property in Carver , Grantees as joint County. Minnesota, described as follows:' 'That parc'of he'Northeast 1/4 of'the Northwest 1/4 of Section 36, ToOnship 116, Range•23, 'Carver County; 'Minnesota,,described as follows: Commencing at the Norti-east corner 'of said Northeast 1'/4 of the Northwest 1/4; thence Westerly along the North line of said Norrbeint 1/4: of •the'Northtvesc.1/4'a distance of 317.1 feet 'to .the actual'point of $'tldeilecLiil'g.co the left at an a a,distance of angle. -Of 80 degrees, 02 minutes, 40„seconds 716 716:6D feat•to. its• intersection with 'a line drawn parallel with and distant 33.00 fset Northerly, as measured at right zngies to the Northerly line of the recorded plat. of�•Bluffvietd Addition, :Carver County,'Iinnesoca; thence Westerly along said parallel line 61.00 feet;, thence'.Nortlteasteriy 73,4.55 feet more or less to a point on the North 'line cif said Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 distant 61.00 feet Westerly From the, poinc'of• beginning; -thence .Easterly along said North line 61.00 feet to the point •of beginning, containing 1.0 acres, ` - ""'art yPe6c �r nP.eded, COmmUg 9r imaki ca�ether tvith all h�>�cdita;na„tr; ancl'ap;lurt,.oanr(,� easettents and encumbrances of record. Ire,alEn1K thereto, suhjrct to tho following exceptions: Roy 7Teich -- - STA'rF 0 r�41 Ni:SOT?, ar ys E, Teic --�— COUNT% .0F The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before mE this by RDY W. iei•c' all �larly -. •'S _ 5 !i, fcieti, ITusband and w fc NOTA rt1A 1. STA WO 0)t 9KX1, TOR OTHER TrTI.M OE AAN•1c) . • . stGNAT. RE OF PERSON TAKING pcsNOWLEDGNENT �` • Tax 8t9temrn,.q Den ( tt} (halider 4ftc 1 4pro Or(Y'deAaAb9d In thla (nl4rU12., R A6nW1! addrorA or Gmntee): _ Mr. and Mrs. RUS$ell J. sarco 400 Lakata Lane , ?l%nnescta THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY (NAME AND ADDRrySC); � Chaxlc;a 55318 K-MSS, MEYER & WALSTE-N CIIARTIiR!;D Attorneys ;,it raw 11. 0. 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C JB�s�- f eSCT VZ_0 0" nropszty Yk s r r lrsi qy Jp•, i „ `Il �•, O "S 'TEA - ;a •x y� ..^�+,r;�rr (II moro'9gtite is ileeLed, canllnuo on OBCk) s 3og thter;with"a91>tieredtlarnerits'andap"puncnances•belonging there'to. .••N Hr �JII 'i"' 7. Scatb' :bf,;Ivlir�6bso, co�r,t� of— The foregoing riiki _nt was z .j ss. � • ed befSre me this r _day of fi . lxr:S'rA'M►Mt aRAr: IQR r1TMt!R TtTIM.. OR R A%KI � �! ! f a •, ". • c ..... _ . �� SIGNATURr. Ah ►I?RSn.%TA KINp ApIN •[, M • .., : •'. ' a fir' n J. �• 1 M'SU$AN;Ii�iG%.EH'v�5 T..W.trn.nnla.lec rm eraert�Js:.rrVW in lhir•i•yiulRteY fiilllCslafs»r � ^ytt �. '.:.SCOTf :GaUNrY n.•Ir„Ir nr,m •M JJJrc+. Nf Jgekrl, ,. A4' •`iti' M �r�•�ksir. aillr :.o�. 7). 'i17 'A6 4r. roll .. t, �. n,.,,w {`,-�r��1{.�•V Q ••r•;' irNsrkuMtwrw,,snKrrTln•RrrYA.Wr•.NnAonRPAsl. A seal= GA w. Pnt� u , w �{ ;1. ) C.4vs }}may✓i�,NL, GA ea-7 v� 1 f2.�•,.,Nc cA- �a�i-� c°r4,:, + i t L t 1•'s Y1/.'L ` +'^ ~ Y' 7 . /�, r(�i' r .r tier.. .} � - ; ' Q � r.' s t f 'jAa{� �1 �~G-�� •� C ���Y1ff'''��' " � `�G � /R1 -. _ y! t I's � r {� -� x.K�'' "!"`t T. ,1rNN7. /l,r�,...µ, `��7,••t + - c j" •4r '��••' ,Y 71. •F'`,':,';1 .. .� _lk 4 1 i" :b:�. 1. 5.'�'q."••;h_. " � _ �: J•'- .r .,.i.. - r..+..:" _- ... _. YY'.. .. J.•.. Feb. 5, 2015 9:01AM w No, 1952 P. 10 LEGAL DESCRIPTION 410 Lakot1 _Lane 1;l ,,n rl. I nOnSgf,a "17ia,t'))art VC."ki+^ rr«rt.ltoa.t yuar^tcr oC the Iiortlsrest Quarter 'and t;,n 17orLhw2at Quarter „ k,f r.l,'!Ju ►si,(,r,t'er 6t'.Serlion 36., Township 11G Irorth,'14ange4`23 West of t)ie 'Fifth , Pr.•iucApal I•tcri.di,ln, Clrver County, .ISiuutsota, ,described as follows:' Ji•t+;linrrillg at. ;I: ),rJilrtw on the north, lilrC 4f said SeCtibn 36, rlis.taut 05.50 feet C>1s,Cnr1,Y"'0'C tire; Aort•,h c1girter cornot; thence on art a sume(1 h;a•,iiny o!: North 88 ilegKee•w>' 5'i!• ini'nubas• Ab seconds' west 111•ciij said' north, line a 4i.atanco of 'S15.50' ' [ect to• .;,tid nrurL•1, .gnnrter corner; thence South 9 deyrae3 U'9 minute: 30' seconds' Went a•dis.tan'cr •vf,7TT:13 feat to the. or -Lot•s) •SLUFFVIEW hUDI'1'lOta,; 'Cai:ver,•tounty, Idinnesota as morlwPorrte,3'. Lllr_ntn 5outl�.'7 degrees 26 -,minutes 50 seconds, Wast along tiro t(r,^,terly line of 's,,tad Slat 5,: a distancq of 341.77 teigt 'co: the southoe,atcrly' corner of t�.>d 1i;lt: 5, an monuircntad.; tlge'sarlle , heing oil 'Vie •no>;therly, right-of-%:ny ii!:e of 'r'l,e chic, j mrc] Uorthwestern VhSlwny eam'pany 2'rrcl; - (rocmezly 'I'hc •Ifinnaaerolir alu! at. '1s71jis PT>lrna%]) : thence laorth 57.r'r,grccs 01 •mi,rtutes 313 :ecoll0, Zast, aSrjfi] sai,t right -of• -;,ay lane a d;.stance �.af•• 76.:70 •feet to the arig11111 right -or -way cif the 14itrr,c:p1.0lic and St•. Louis, Iriirlron•1 Ca,nl+arry; thence northerly .n'long tha w•, enrl,y bowWary of r>iid orlyi11a1' right-of-way.rlorth 35 rlogrees 3V miuuins 32 soco:yds East a distauc0.of 1221,53 feet t0 the hoint'of beginning. Excel)tilig' tberof'rour 'that'part;of the alcove doS,cr;lLed ;irol,crty lyi�rg nortaerly of the following described line; Beginning at a I,vilit On the west line of 58id 'l.+rol,erL; rlistnnG'3ub.U0 ,fcot south4,K-ky 6.4„':Iaicl IicrxCll ,leer Ler eoCner: L•hCr,ce South 09 de jtcc 35' ninu:ea ..13 secot)d.,. Last ,tO the east line, of sa1,l lrrope=ty and there tetmii?ating., 111so excepting tllererrom that; pant lying Soutllor)y of the follow!,ig cJeseriiaed lire: G" Sleyinr%0%q,,6t,a I+ui,n.t.aE the west line of said property t:i tane;.'538.02 feet 'r,ul:hr+rJ.i' of nnitl north y,rarter corner; thenc0 Soutl, SU ,flryKeeS 55 minutes 011 .a.,•rc,n,l, );,r,t ti disLa,ice of L72.74 fret: thence South 67 dew rIens 55 minnt'cs 515 seD<In{)a 11, 't 41 dlrtanec of 90.22 fnet; therrdc South©9 dev.ees 57 fnirlVtl:. Oi seconds East to tha cast iir)a of said prof+erty and there Lot,ninatiuy, I%Vt3cUicr wiLh Arad >+rhjeet •to an eaSCTent (or dr}vcw%p puzE+aces over that part of Said 5cet'iorl 3G, described as follows: A strip o,f land 33'.00 feet ill widtll the west .line of w1licil is described as follows: Conimer,cirty at the, trnrth quirter corner of sacra Seetla,) 3Gr tl,r.rtcc•southerly. along Z a line drwu to tine norche-astarly corner OE.' Lot 5', ULUFFV4RIq AUDITION, ow Carver ctly, 4t.i,nuC:,otn, a� mbnutnrnted, +listance or 295.00 feet to th'a ' Point CE,beyiUniny.oE Lire liuc to bc�Or.eacril,cd; Lhenee eontirwing southerly' along sail line a dibtance of 393.CU fame artd there terminating: OFFICE STATE Of M NNESOOTAOER C.UNTY OF;CAFtVEp Thistis toFcertityt at this iJOCUt was filed to this A D b atJ9, '. clock O1,fLu+ •fig$-� • l recorded a5 M. du. end w8s y ntno• docume .,.. CARL W. NANSON JR• Feb. 5. 2015 8:56AM No.1952 P. 1 c� � .� _ �# .�ep� r '• Feb, 5. 2015'• 8:56AM. No, 1952 P. 2 xneing elaake (Ia9a) o..,.�o •u su.«iwa eo., Farm No,a•M—WARRANTY of ED w �__ Mlnnc`o ca Unrfurm• Individuol 14 to Joint Tenants No delinquent taxes and transfer entered; Certificate of Real Estate Value (✓) filed ( not rQuired Cer,�t"• �lcate of Real Es to Value No, •� �6222 6_.J o_16% ,19 .:17r".il .lAr ttiy County Auditor City Clerk's CclGlicalion Pursuant to M.S. 272.162 The urdersigned'heleby certifies: (Check one at dta•lullurliog) Thal City subdivision ragulaliuns do not pply to Ibis insbunrenl, �/ /aThai the subdivision of land 'affected by lhis instrument has been appruved by the govemiJlrbpdy of the dy uY( Charthen .ukL That municipal restrictions an the lilinA end lecmdiug ul this Olsbunuait have been ti e waived by a resolution of (fie 4overning body at the City at Cllanhas;en. ,,(• r. I ( _rTh�f this insnumenl,dvas nM comply with r Deputy municipal subdivision restrictons and the ' allecled land and its assessed valuation' DEED ;TAX UQE HEREON: $ 33.00 should not be divided I'91le uui ly r)dilo s• i bated •{'�s 1f.3 Uy�l�o I)ete: /YGC� 1cJ 83 ut:nuly('hauh,csunCity ulurk (reservuU For roeurt ing u FOR VALUAALE CONSIDERATION, Roy W. Teich. and Marlys E. Teich, husband and wife Grantor (a),`` (marital status) h`greby convey P) and warrant (* to Russell J.. Barto and Yvonne L. Barto husband and wife , Grantees'asjoint tenants,r real property in Caver County, Minnesota, described as follows: ghat part of the North Half of Section 36, Township 116 North, Range 23 West of the Sth P,tincipal MGridien, described as follows,: Commencing at -the northwesterly corner of Trot 5 of BLUFFVIEW ADDITION, according to the recorded plat thereof;'thence southwesterly along^the northerly line of said BLUFFVIEW ADDITION a distance of 54..32 feet; thence north easterly at,:an angle of 27 degrees 24 minutes 00 seconds (as measured east to north from Said northerly line) a distance of 71.71 feet to a point distant 33.00 feet (as measured at a right angle) northerly of the northerly line of said BLUFFVIEW ADDITION, the actual 'i point of beginning of the land to be described; thence continuing northeasterly along said, last described course a distance of 127.52 feet; thence deflecting to the right at an angle of 39 degrees'48 minutes 30 seconds a distance of 45.45 feet more or less to its intersection with a line drawn from the north quarter corner of said section 36 to the rtortheasterly corner of said Lot 5 of BLUFFVIEW ADDITION: thence northerly along said last (IF more space is needed, continue on back) *Continued on Back together with all hereditaments and appurtenances belonging thereto, subject to the following exceptions: Roy yyW�.' ich Marlys E. V-ich STATE'OF MINNESOTA OOUNTY OF CARVER The, foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this t4,j day of 1,let tel IZ/ 19 83 by Roy W. Teich and Marlys E. Teich, hulband and wife ,'Grantor (0). NOTARIAL STAMP OR SEAL (OR OTHER TITLE OR RANK) J y rAMNV1AAM ' DELORES A (iEUSSMAN 23 NOTARY PUBLIC-MINNESOTA ':" SCOTT COUNTY • ' , MY 04171111ission Wires July 26. INS THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY (NAME AND ADDRESS): Richard J. Haefele Attorney.'at Law 101 East P. 0. Box:,85 Chaska, Minnesota 55316 (612) 44P-2200 .VOCaK.e,.zJ G,I• �P.,ll=�..�.YTI,�.yCi SIGNATURE on PERSON TAK)NG ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tax Statements for the real property described in thta Instrument abould be seas to (Include nuns Bad address of Grantee): M�. and Mrs. Russell J. Barto s19a�a Lane Minnesota 55379 Feb. 5. 2015 8:57AM No, 1952 P. 3 "Contictued from Front described line a distance of 658.36 feet to the said riorth quarter corner of said Section 36; thence westerly along the north line of said Section'�r c6 distance of 317.10 feet; thence deflecting to the left at ne angle of e0 degrees 02 minutes f second a distance of 0 teet feet to its iah ntersection with a line drawn parallel. 40 With and distant 33.00 feet northerly''(as measured at a right,,arigle),of the northerly line of said BLUFFVTEW ADDITION: thence easterly,raloitg said parallel line to the actual point of beginning.. Containing S-00 acres more or less. . Subject to easement of public road known •As Lakota Street.' " i DOCUMENT No. Aft, 0,10" J!,Il;gc t la1Cd OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER STATE OF MINNESOTA •.' ''dSi,`,gh,l�,iggi;r,m l„ ,Ys - COUNTY OF CARVER This•istocertifythat this doe mentwas filed in this office on the=day of YY)I3r2bIMA,D.at&-2Lo'clock'PM• +•'•.,°I ;•...: . and was duly recorded in Book Of&D-, page Q ' I ,. County Recorder by Feb, 5, 2015 8:57AM No, 1952 P. 4 CERTIFICATION , STATE OF MINNESOTA ) . . ) ss COUNTY OF CARVER ) I, Don Ashworth, duly'appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk for the City of Chanhassen,•Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the'foregoing copy of'' City Council Minutes of March 20, 1978 with the original minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the city of Chanhassen, Minnesota, at their session held on'the 7Qi-h day of Mar .h 19 78 , now on file in my office, and have found the same to be a true and correct copy thereof and as approved by the City -Council. Witness my.hand and'official seal at Chanhassen, Minnesota, this 3 rd day of —March March 1983 Don Ashworth, City Clerk • ,It S � �"�:';�?'�' ;;y •fib Gill ��I!;' � • � ,11::.w.{'� ' �' .'• j�' �r i�� ' "fCi;�a;', 'Jri il�,I��'';,��•liv',��',�-',�''.,'.,���'�',•L'��?��!I'3.'i,' 'e(r J�,��: '�I `'��''!�j �'?' �; i".n�. 7.t;f.y; �ls�,` ., h'r'�'�f�+:?{:Sr"i�•�' i�e�,. 'n���� !:I Cy. y... ��; �f.':" IF.. i•.. :�,A,. .:l. �Y�]�'„I'�.;��L•'n lv: u ��}�r li.J Berta ,:S.ON - .SURVEYORS JAC Rtimig TR tim LHDKX tw4ws OR S1rAT9 OI MRNNLOOTA 3616 EAST 66th STREET. MINNEAPOIIR. MN 5"17 727.3464 3urfatpvr'>r Ccttifitatt A V'V, :f ��. �, r=i.c, �1'= l� T= //� i/- �3 - 7ov - • AAwA 17 P, Z n J �\ Ile �l 7o 41 i ZL r: 1 Hi1R1£6Y C[R'TIFY THAT THi ASOYe{ 1i A. TRUE AND CORR[GT '"7 OF' Tlu`t part . of the Nortiteast 1/4 of the Narthwast 1/4 .6f. Sec1.tion 3.6,Township 116,R,ange Carver Col;nty,Minnesota described ,as follows: Cotixticneing at the Hortneast cortwr of said Northeast 1/4 .of the Northwest 1/.4;. thence Wesiterl.y .along the North line of said North! of the Narthwedt 1/4.a distance of 311.1 feet to the actual point of beginning; thence ddflecting to the left at an angle of 80 degrees. 02 minute&, 40 seconds a distance of feet to its intersection with a line drxvn parallel with.and,distanc 33.00 fact Norther; Mdusured at right . angles to cat Northerly_ Line. of the recorded plat of 8luffview Additii Carver County, Minnesota; thence �idaterly, along said parallel 1LOW 61.00 feet; thence .No; easterly 714..55 feet more or leas to a poitat on the North lin--, of . $aid Northeast I of Narthwcast 1/4 distant 61.00 feet Westerly from Lbe.point of beginning; .thence Easterly 4 said North line 61.00 feet to the point of begilaaing. Containing 1./0:&Cr84— TNIi: •• 4th. DAYOF Dtcotaber . A'.0' 19.d4 // / ! ....._... ..—.---- ' F. C. JACKSON. MINNIZ9pr RuareTRtATIOu. NO - :I b 2 3 �� Feb. 5, 2015 8:58AM No.1952 P. 5 Council meeting .March 20, 1978 -3- Councilmari Neveaux. moved to table action until Mr, Egger requests this The following on the Council agenda. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving. The following voted in favor:. Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen uncilmaNeveaux, Waritz, and Geving,. No.negative votes. Motion carried. LOT 'SPLIT. - ROY TEICii; Roy' Teich -was lvie the acreslo his present requesting approval to bounds. The is Commissontrecommendedota Lane approvalbprovidedano building',permits'fdr residential purposes'be issued until sanitary sewer and water is in service to the, property. RESOLUTTON:#78-15; Councilman Neveaux moved the adoption of a resolutio all wiiij Mr.'Teich to transfer the title of the subject five acres as shown in the exhibit.dated February 22, 1978, from -Valley bugldinring Company with the:additional stipulation that no residential g permit .be issued to the subject property until sanitary sewer and water is in service or other 'methods of acceptable sewer service are approved by the city. Resolution seconded by Councilman Waritz, The, following voted in favor: .Mayor. Hobbs, Councilmen Neveaux, Waritz, and Geving. No negative votes, Mot,ion'carried. A copy of this resolution,will be .sent to the new owner. VALHALLA STREET VACATION: ,James O'Brian and Wilfred Goran were present requesting t e city•vacate Valhalla on the north end of Lotus Lake. Phyllis Pope and Pat Boyle., Park and Recreation Commission, were present requesting that this proposal•be sent to the Park and Recreation Commission prior to a Public.hearing so that they can make a recommendation. Councilman Neveaux moved to table action until thi­first meeting in May. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving.' The following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs,'Councilmen Neveaux, Ge negative votes. Motion cving, and Waritz. No arried., PRELIMINARY,DEVELOPM]ENT PLAN - MTS: Paul Strand and Pied Richter were present to iscuss t e proposed development to be located east Of'Chanhassen Estates in Hennepin County, .-They are square Ibot office/electronics manufacturing facilitproposinp, a 160,000 The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the yproposalaand recommended.approvil provided adequate access in accordance with the standards of the BRW Traffic Study is provided to the property. Councilman Neveaux moved to approve the preliminary development plan Phase 1 as presented this evening and instruct the developer to'pan with final.plans. the provrovisioincorporating the utility plan consistent with the City engineer's' standards, a transportation plan consistent with ns outlined in -the BRW report, a drainage plan consistent with the standards of the •Riley -Purgatory Creek Watershed.Di.strict; a conservation plan consistent with soil conservation practices that is required by the Carver County Soil Conservation Service, and an f open space plan which will dedicate the'east and'west slope of the drainage Swale located in the"southwe•st corner of the subjiect property to the City of Chanhassen. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving, -- following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen,Neveau -and Waritz. No negative votes. Motion carried. XThe , Geving, Pa);i^'',TOM .+'IR IF +ii •:'take r��`r.rila ;,,.��>,' 1?' J,(�, ]]f}ey i�'.'�i`;�L��:l:fii;''`I �•; . i"': CERTIFICATION STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss COUNTY OF CARVER ) I, Don Ashworth, duly appointed, qualified and acting City Clerk for the City of Chanhassen, Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of City Council Minutes of March 20, 1978 with the original minutes of the proceedings of the City Council of the City of Chanhassen, Minnesota, at their session held on the 20th day of March , 19 78 , now on file in my office, and have found the same to be a true and correct copy thereof and as approved by the City Council. Witness my hand and official seal at Chanhassen, Minnesota, this 3 rd day of March 1983 Don Ashworth, City Clerk Council Meeting Mr-h 20, 1978 -3- Councilman Neveaux moved to table action until Mr. Eggum requests this be placed on the Council agenda. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen Neveaux, Waritz, and Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. LOT SPLIT- ROY TEICH: Roy Teich was present requesting approval to ivi e five acres o his property along Lakota Lane by metes and bounds. The Planning Commission recommended approval provided no building permits for residential purposes be issued until sanitary sewer and water is in service to the property. RESOLUTION #78-15: Councilman Neveaux moved the adoption of a resolution allowing Mr. Teich to transfer the title of the subject five acres as shown in the exhibit dated February 22, 1978, from Valley Engineering Company with the additional stipulation that no residential building permit be issued to the subject property until sanitary sewer and water is in service or other methods of acceptable sewer service are approved by the city. Resolution seconded by Councilman Waritz. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen Neveaux, Waritz, and Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. A copy of this resolution will be sent to the new owner. VALHALLA STREET VACATION: James O'Brian and Wilfred Goran were present requesting the city vacate Valhalla on the north end of Lotus Lake. Phyllis Pope and Pat Boyle, Park and Recreation Commission, were present requesting that this proposal be sent to the Park and Recreation Commission prior to a public hearing so that they can make a recommendation. Councilman Neveaux moved to table action until the first meeting in May. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen Neveaux, Geving, and Waritz. No negative votes. Motion carried. PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN - MTS: Paul Strand and Fred Richter were present to discuss the proposed development to be located east of Chanhassen Estates in Hennepin County. They are proposing a 160,000 square foot office/electronics manufacturing, facility (1st phase). The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the proposal and recommended approval provided adequate access in accordance with the standards of the BRW Traffic Study is provided to the property. Councilman Neveaux moved to approve the preliminary development plan Phase 1 as presented this evening and instruct the developer to proceed with final plans incorporating the utility plan consistent with the city engineer's standards, a transportation plan consistent with the provisions outlined in the BRW report, a drainage plan consistent with the standards of the Riley -Purgatory Creek Watershed.District, a conservation plan consistent with soil conservation practices that is required by the Carver County Soil Conservation Service and an open space plan which will dedicate the east and west slope of the drainage swale located in the southwest corner of the subject property to the City of Chanhassen. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hobbs, Councilmen Neveaux, Geving, and Waritz. No negative votes. Motion carried. ti Council Meeting Febr—i ry 7, 1983 -7- FRONT YARD, SIDE YARD, AND ACCESSORY STRUCTURE SETBACK VARIANCE REQUEST, 6730 LOTUS TRAIL: Mr. Stan Cronister is seeking approval of an 8.75 foot i side yard setback variance, a 13 foot front yard setback variance and a two foot accessory structure setback variance to complete construction of an unfinished detached garage. The Building Inspector has inspected the present structure and found that the existing walls are deteriorating and in a collapsing condition. He feels that completion of the garage construction will benefit the structure as well as the property. The City Engineer has reviewed the property from a drainage and utility standpoint and found that the construction poses no problems to the city. The applicant has submitted two roof plans, one showing a pitched roof and one a flat roof. The City Planner has reviewed the property and found there is no other location on the property for a detached garage due to the steep slopes. The Board of Adjustments and Appeals reviewed the property and recommended approval of the request with the conditions that gutters be placed on the southern side of the garage. The neighbors to the south expressed concern about a preference for a flat roof since they felt a pitched roof may have a tendency to potentially obstruct their view of the lake. Councilman Geving asked Mr. Cronister if he would be willing to submit a letter recognizing that there is a drainage problem in'the area. Mr. Cronister stated he would admit to a drainage problem and that it is his responsibility to put a garage in correctly. Councilman Geving moved to approve the variances requested for front yard, side yard and accessory structure setback for Stan Cronister at 6730 Lotus Trail with the conditions as suggested tonight: 1. Installing gutters on the south side of the garage. 2. Mr. Cronister will furnish to the city a letter acknowledging that there is a drainage problem on that piece of property. Motion seconded by Councilwoman Watson. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hamilton, Councilwomen Swenson and Watson, Councilmen Geving and Horn. No negative votes. Motion carried. GRADING PERMIT REQUEST, 10151 GREAT PLAINS BLVD., ROY TEICH: Mayor Hamilton - It seems as though we have a resident, Mr. Teich, who thinks the laws apply to everybody else except him. Letters have been sent over the -years to you from MPCA and the City of Chanhassen and almost virtually every one of them have gone unheeded and unanswered. I think that's very disgusting. The MPCA, over the years, has outlined several steps that Mr. Teich should have taken in dealing with this matter. After about five reprimands he finally did put up a sign saying "No Dumping" and put up a gate. It seems as how we, in the City of Chanhassen, have felt that this problem is severe enough so that something ought to be done about it and because the MPCA doesn't seem to want to prosecute Mr. Teich like they ought to, it looks like the onus is on us to do something with this particular problem. The MPCA apparently feels that there is no hazardous waste in any of the barrels or in any of the material that has been dumped there. Councilwoman Swenson - They went out and opened them up? Mayor Hamilton - They have inspected the property so many times. Craig Mertz - They have made at least six to seven, probably more than that, inspections over the years and the most recent letter that we Council Meeting Febr .ry 7, 1983 -g- Crai-: Mertz - Part of it is. Councilwoman Swenson - I guess what really upsets me about this is that half of this city has been making trips to St. Paul. We have been having meetings. The Metropolitan Council is involved, everybody in the state is involved on solid landfill waste and here is a man right in the middle of our own community who has to all appearances willfully gone around and established his own solid waste dump. It appears to me as just flagrant disregard for the community or the welfare or the health of other people. We have a letter from Mr. Halla. He is obviously disturbed. It is affecting him. I am just appalled. Mayor Hamilton - The MPCA has said twice in their letters that clean earthen material is to be used to cover up and he comes back with a plan to dump more trash on top of it to use that for cover. Councilwoman Watson - I just have a tremendous concern with covering this up. I suspect that covering this up that it will be our children some day who realize that perhaps what was dumped there was, though the PCA didn't think there was anything serious there, it will be our children who will some day deal with the problem that we create by covering this up and pretending that it doesn't exist. It should be cleaned up now rather than be a problem for someone else twenty years from now. Councilman Horn - I can somewhat understand how this whole thing started from the background that I have. We used to have old sand pits that used to be become the dumping grounds back in South Dakota and that's how these things progressed years ago. As far as car bodies, they are used for fill in certain areas. They even dump them in lakes to form reefs for fish. I guess I am concerned, too, that there might be some hazardous deposits in there just because they were there and nobody knew they caused a problem years ago that they were put there. There are a lot of areas like this around and it's really tough to go after all of them at this point. Hopefully, we can take the recommendation from the Pollution Control Agency in looking at these things and they determining that there isn't something hazardous in them. I don't know what are experts are in this case. I have really concerns about this type of thing because I don't think people know enough about them but as far as any malicious intent, I think this practice was started years ago and people used it to fill in waterways and I agree that when technology catches up and you find out what harm can be caused you start to change your way of doing things but to try to go back and undue all the things that were done over the years is quite difficult. Councilman Geving - I think you are right. I think nearly every farm has a ditch or gully where they have thrown cans or bottles for years and years and years and we understand that because it's their property and they are miles from nowhere. I think that's an entirely different problem. Here you have got a fellow who has actually contracted for this fill to be brought in. It isn't his own waste. Councilwoman Swenson - You know there is a public well in Eden Prairie that's southeast of this area. I wish there were some way we could find out certainly what's in those drums. It just frightens me. People come from all over the city to this well to fill up with water. I am just upset. .Council Meeting Febr try 7, 1983 -11- you were going to hide something you are going to do a good job of hiding it and I am sure you are not going to leave that barrel with a carcinogens or PCB's or whatever else is in there, sticking up. You are going to get it covered up real quick. How are you going to determine that? You people have asked Mr. Teich to cooperate in the past, you have asked him to give you a tour of his property. Mr. Teich has not done this. Why? Also, you talked about having test holes put in there to determine what was in there, that should be done again. That hasn't been done. Why? What are you going to do with it? It is up to you to make the decision. You have got a moral obligation. You have got a legal exposure here and I think you have to address it and you have to remember that if we don't clean up our acts now we have only got one earth to live on. Earl Ingram - I am the one that hauled the stuff in that dump down there and all it was was tree stumps and trees and pollution was there six, seven times during the day and I even met them out there and any other stuff that was put there, they allowed us 30% demolition. What is demolition? It's wood, it was made from trees and they said that's the only thing that was a binder. Every farmer is allowed to stop his erosion and that is what Roy is doing. I recaptured about 30 to 40 feet of his land already by this. We are not going to jeopardize that dump by putting any chemicals in there. I know better than that. Councilwoman Swenson - Do these barrels constitute demolition? Earl Ingram - I never hauled a barrel in the dump. Only tree stumps and trees which I was entitled to and 30% demolition. Councilwoman Swenson - Where did the barrels come from? Roy Teich - I the only ones that I know of are two 55 gallon drums that have holes completely around them that I used for spraying weeds, a two wheeled sprayer and the summer before last some neighbor kids or whatever gave this thing a push where I store machinery and it winds up down at the bottom. Those are the only two barrels that I am aware of. I never went down to recover them because they were empty. Earl Ingram - Roy has got a letter in his pocket here where this guy threw some poison in the dump and killed some of his cattle. Roy Teich - This goes back to 1968 and we keep cattle in this area and by golly two of them died and I couldn't come up with a reason. I called the veterinary to see what caused it and he suggested that we take one of them to the university and they found it to contain a poison and our family several barrels that Halla Nursery at that time was using that dump like many people in the neighborhood and we found these barrels with their name on and we went to the weed inspector and they determined that these did contain that poison. The Halla's were cooperative in that they notified their insurance to pay for our cattle but it also ended my association with letting them put anything else in that ravine. Maybe we have all got a responsibility and maybe me more than others. I don't deny that it's there. My intent was to halt the erosion from the day that I bought that farm. I saw those ditches get much deeper in a matter of five years so a car body or whatever to halt that erosion and it did that. There is probably bodies down there that are covered. Council Meeting Feb. ary 7, 1983 -13- Earl Ingram - All we are hauling in there is tree stumps and trees and we were told to put dirt and demolition. If you don't want demolition, just tell us. We worked with the pollution, whatever they tell us we can put in there, that's all we put in there. Why should we jeopardize ourselves? Mayor Hamilton - You are going to work with the City now. I would make a motion that the City Council approve a modified grading permit that; 1. Allows for filling only as necessary to completely cover the existing debris and produce slopes in the immediate areas that could be stabilized to SCS standards. 2. That only clean earthen materials such as branches, tree stumps, and clean dirt by used as was stated in the 11/1982 letter from MPCA. 3. That Mr. Teich cease all fill operations of any kind on all areas of his property. 4. Mr. Teich come before the Council within 60 to 90 days with a plan for handling the correction of these additional sites. 5. Mr. Teich post a bond to guarantee completion of this job in an amount determined by the City Engineer. 6. That this job be completed prior to the end of 1983. 7. That signs be erected signifying that there is no dumping allowed. 8. That the gates be expanded to keep out any outsiders from dumping. 9. This to be checked by the City Engineer and Building Inspector on a monthly basis while this whole process is taking place. Councilman Geving - I will second the motion. John Lynch - My question is, what is the Council's comfort level with respect to building on a piece of property, all the borings that were talked about before maybe have been attempted by other state agencies but what is your comfort level with respect to going in there and digging down to what was the original top soil layer that was eroding in 1950 or whenever it started just to ascertain that maybe there was, you the city, has made some reasonable effort to make sure that there is nothing in that, that is potentially or significantly hazardous to future generations. Mr. Halla's point just from the moral standpoint, I recognize that maybe it's economically not feasible to go in there and pull everything out but the satisfaction for the city's standpoint within certain standards, going back 20 years, you go back in and take 10 feet out every 30 feet and go down to where that soil was those many years ago, maybe there is some satisfaction in that. David Halla - We did dump some chemicals that got down and killed his cattle. Now, if any of the Council members know where our property is, those chemicals came out of an insecticide tank that we use to spray our evergreens. We drained the tank on our property and it ran into the culvert and ran through the culvert under the highway into Mr. Teich's property and his cattle drank out of the water and they died. We did not throw those barrels on his property. Those barrels are still on my property being stored. If he says those barrels were thrown on his property, that's a lie. That is just an example to show you what chemicals can do. What guarantees have you got years down the road if something is in there? Mr. Ingram says he didn't put anything in there but Mr. Teich doesn't know how a lot of that stuff got onto his property so he says he doesn't know who it got on his property, how can either one of them Council Meeting Febr ry 7, 1983 -15- demolition. We were authorized 30%. If you put just plain dirt in there it will just wash out again. Henry Sosin - Just a point of information, I don't know much about the history of this but to my knowledge now demolition which includes cement, electrical wiring, paint which is now considered a toxic substance. It's not clean fill. It is not something that you would want to cover up. Possibly one solution that I might offer, if there are lots of material in there that is biodegradable that obviously you won't have to remove that, but if an on -site inspection would reveal demolition paint, drums or whatever it may be, rather than clean the whole site maybe if you selectively cleaned before its graded and filled. Mayor Hamilton - Council members have a tenth item to the motion. 10. The City Engineer attempt to take if there is potential possibility materials in the site. any more questions? We added some soil borings to determine of the barrels or any other toxic Councilman Geving - I think I would feel much more comfortable if he does go into that site, that the barrels should be removed before any fill goes in. All the barrels that are visible that are obvious when you look at the pictures should be removed immediately. Bill Monk - One thing that the Council should be aware of is that the pictures were taken over a two year period. You can no longer see barrels. John Lynch - One suggestion, reasonableness should be considered. Having the gentleman post a bond and not know what the bond would cost or how it could be funded, it seems to me to alleviate my potential liability as a taxpayer and the City's own liability, from a monitary standpoint it may be found 20 or 30 years down the road or it may never be found that there is any particular problem with this land but a bond running in perpetuity to at least help off -set, if there is something wrong and something is found the greatest share of the damage is going to have been done but you can bet your bottom dollar that the public outcry is going to demand regardless of .whether or not it is practical or feasible that that landfill be excavated and everything be removed. Mayor Hamilton - That was item number five in the motion. I am not sure you could find a bond big enough to cover that if you were contaminating the aquifers. Georgette Sosin - It seems to me that we have an opportunity where this gentleman really has the equipment where he can take care of some of this himself. Since they have the heavy duty machinery they could clean up some of this debris before it's filled. Councilwoman Swenson - Is there a state body other than the EPA to whom we could appeal for advice on this matter. Crai.a Mertz - The body that is charged with enforcing the landfill rules is the PCA. The solution that the PCA wishes to have put into the file is to close the operation, clean fill over the slopes, stabilize the slopes and see that no one else gets in there. Council Meeting Ja*- ary 23, 1984 -11- Roger Knutson - The statute for senior citizen deferments states that you can adopt uniform criteria for deferring senior citizens special assessments on a uniform basis. I don't think for the most part, from my experience they are all that popular. Remember, the interest runs and unless you are really strapped it goes, say one for 20 years that interest of 10% is just accumulated. At the end of 20 years that's going to be a big pile of money. Councilwoman Watson - If we go for the restructuring we really couldn't get into any trouble really with any future proposals because the restructuring doesn't stop the payment of these assessments. It just sets it up dif- ferently. Councilman Horn - How do you deny someone else who wants to come in and do this. Bill Monk - I think the Council should know if they do go to restructuring, this particular one is restructuring for a senior citizen. It does not necessarily mean that anybody who walks in off the street can get his assessment restructured necessarily. I guess that's what my mind was grasping at was being able to help somebody but at the same time not putting the City in a position where we will have to restructure 1,000 assessments. Mayor Hamilton - A senior citizen combined with a hardship I would say in terms of this one. If somebody else comes in and they want to do it just because they think it's a good idea then I think you have to judge that on its own merits. Councilwoman Swenson - Unless we could specify they were senior citizens in 1980. You can't have people arriving at 65 any time. Councilman Gevin; - In previous cases we have asked for a financial state- ment from individuals. It is kind of a hastle but it's one way of assuring that the individual has financial problems. I, personally, prefer the restructuring method. I don't think the City is losing anything. I am not very much in favor of the deferment process. Geof. Pope - I would rather try to struggle, I think, with what you suggest. RESOLUTION #84-05: Councilman Geving moved the adoption of a resolution approving the restructuring of the 1980 assessment for Geof. Pope. Motion seconded by Councilwoman Watson. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hamilton, Councilwomen Swenson and Watson, Councilmen Horn and Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. PREPARATION OF SPECIFICATIONS AND BID ADVERTISEMENT FOR VEHICLES INCLUDED IN 98I 84 BUDGET: Mayor Hamilton moved to authorize the preparation of_spe- cifications and proceed with the advertisement for bids for the following equipment: Dump Truck Sedan Animal Control 3/4 ton 4-Wheel 3/4 ton 4-Wheel Van (1/3) Drive Pick -Up Drive Pick -Up Motion seconded by Councilwoman Swenson, The following voted in favor: Mayor Hamilton, Councilwomen Swenson and Watson, Councilmen Horn and Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. Council Meeting June 21 1983 -14- noid, but some type of overriding control that existing problems are to be solved but that under no circumstances are extensions to be put in to open up other areas for "premature development". The City cannot argue that point. It seems that all of the work on the comp, plan may come back and haunt us and there are the recent met council staff dictate to us that our ,MUSA Line now looks like a MUSA Line that will control our destiny until 2005 comes at a strange time. I just get the feeling that I can't punch my way out of the box. I understand what is being proposed. It is a solution to a problem. I don't think it is the solution to the overall problem. The item, I guess, is going to have to go back to metro council and we will both be arguing the same things. I don't think the City can continue to win but I do believe the City would be remiss to stop arguing at this point. Mayor Hamilton_ - I think you are going back knowing that you have a resounding no from this group. We do not think that's the proper alter- native. Bill Moore - I just want to thank you for the opportunity to at least have this dialogue. We don't want to go around your back. We want to try and get it straight and tell you what our thoughts are and try to answer your questions. I guess we appreciate the City's position. CLEAN UP AROUND COLONIAL CENTER: Councilman Geving proposed that George Donnelly be asked to inspect around Kenny's Markets for all the trash and litter and give them a warning or whatever it takes to get it cleaned up. Mayor Hamilton noted that the Chamber of Commerce has discussed the possi- bility of putting out some trash receptacles. _- ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT, HOME OCCUPATION ORDINANCE: Amend the second to the last sentence in Section 1 of proposed Ordinance 47-AG to read: No accessory buildings, other than existing accessory agricultural structures on the effective date of this ordinance, shall be used for such home occupations. Mayor Hamilton moved to approve Ordinance 47-AG, Home Occupation Ordinance. Motion seconded by Councilman Geving. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hamilton, Councilwomen Swenson and Watson, Councilman Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. SEMI -TRAILERS: Councilwoman Swenson noted that a semi -trailer has been parked just east of Apple Valley Red-E-Mix for several days. She also requested that something be done with the hopper that is laying along the railroad tracks at the Apple Valley Plant. Councilman Geving asked that staff contact Apple Valley to remove the hopper. STATUS REPORT TEICH GRADING PERMIT APPLICATIuN: The City Engineer pre- sented a report on the status of the grading permit. Councilman Geving moved to adjourn. Motion seconded by Mayor Hamilton. The following voted in favor: Mayor Hamilton, Councilwomen Swenson and ` Watson, Councilman Geving. No negative votes. Motion carried. Don Ashworth City Manager CITY OF 6 CHANHASSEN 7610 LAREDO DRIVE9P.O BOX 1479CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 474-8885 PLANNING REPORT DATE: March 15, 1978 TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager FROM: Bruce Pankonin, City Planner SUBJ: Agricultural '.'r_oierty Split PLANNING CASE P-496 APPLICANT: koy--fts-ich REF: City Ordinance 33-B Petition Aeball by �oanci�: hRoa, ReiEc�e� o pate As shown in enclosure 2, the applicant, Roy Teich, is proposing to divide, by metes and bounds description, a five acre parcel from his existing farmstead located on Great Plains Blvd. Background 1. Community Location: As shown in enclosure 1, the subject property is located directly south of Halla Nursery's growing field on STH 101 or Great Plains Blvd., Chanhassen, Minnesota. 2. Comprehensive Plan Proposals: a. Land Use: The subject property and environs are to assume a low density single family residential identity upon the installation of sanitary sewer and water. b. Transportation: Lakota Lane, which forms the subject property's southern border, is proposed to be upgraded to municipal street standards after the installation of sanitary sewer and water. C. Utilities: The city has no time table for installation of sanitary sewer and water to the subject property. Parenthetically, interceptor sewer service is not planned to be extended to this area by the Metropolitan Council and Metropolitan Sewer Board until after the year 2,000. Mr. Don Ashworth -2- March 15, 1978 3. Existing Zoning: The subject property and environs are zoned R-lA, Residence Agricultural District. 4. Authorization.to Divide by Metes and Bounds Description: The Minnesota State Legislature allows municipalities to create ordinances which provide for the transit of lands by metes and bounds description provided said property to be divided is at least 5 acres in area and 300 feet in width. The city council, pursuant to statutory authorization, adopted city ordinance 33-B incorporating the provisions for division of property by metes and bounds description. Planner's Comments 1. Mr. Teich has expressed to me that his neighbor desires to buy the subject property for the purpose of expanding his garden. By keeping the land in an agricultural/rural appears to be consistent with the Planning Commission's and Metropolitan Council's desire to retain the unsewered portion of the community in a rural identity. 2. If the property division is approved by the city council, I would recommend no building permits for residential purposes be issued for the subject property. Authorization for a building permit at the present time would be in violation of the Metropolitan Significance regulations. Planning Commission Recommendation As shown in enclosure 3, the Planning Commission duly reviewed Mr. Teich's property division on Wednesday, March 8, 1978. At said Planning Commission meeting, the Planning Commission recommended the council approve Mr. Teich's property split provided no building permits for residential purposes be issued until sanitary sewer and water is in service to the subject property. Planner's Recommendation I recommend the city council adopt a resolution allowing Mr. Roy Teich to transfer the title of the subject 5 acres by metes and bounds description. It should be understood, however, tkat residential building permits for dwelling unit purposes will^ e issued on the subject property until sanitary sewer and water is in service to the subject property. By sanitary sewer it could mean a site specific sewage disposal system which would be acceptable to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and Minnesota Department of Health. Action by City Administrator Endorsed Modified— -- Njected— — - •.— ----- Date— .—...— Date �;u'hmi:ted to Commission to councli ® I� OF I 34 34 G O 34aQ 34 •F � .�J PK Lake ° Riley OF �I • • • • .F .F 4 I • qp. • 1. 1 GO. •• IF • 1 � GOLF ® • O I n • IF �- • • • • • IF • • • (' • • • • • • • f e t12 1 • • t ' • � •F • �• 9 16g b - • • PK • • _ i z qN R. • e l• b � I I ape • • • c�a�O ;I 1N I • I I NI l I Rice 1 Lake REVISIONS JuNt r9TT Planning Commission Meeting March.'8; -15- 1978 " , May and start,building•immediately, -This Would -give a four month lead,time to get into our. -manufacturing, with-another'month'lead-,time.-to get-into-our,.office facility..-'We''would appreciate anything you can do ,to - enhance - that time-. It is my,.understanding that, water could -'come into the property -by the time we will need the water. 'Sewer'would'not be present or available for our,5ite until the summer of 1979 which would then cause'us to'have-to go for a variance -to Ordinance-45.. All'that"having to take place prior to our building permit. Les Bridger moved that,we,-as a'Planning'Commission, encourage Animal Fair to continue with -'the necessary,processes-through the city to continue this development and we.look'favorably'as a commission on the design and land use. Motion seconded by Jerry Neher. The following voted -in favor: Les Bridger,rRoman'Roos;--Dick-'Matthews, and Jerry Neher. Hud Hollenback voted no. Motion carried. Hud Hollenback - 'I'think the Planner's comments would be apropos -in the motion.'.I.think it,would hinge on the city's cooperation'on the intra-face on the sewer etc. ROY TEICH, PROPERTY SPLIT: Mr. Teich wants to sell off five acres by metes and bounds -description to a neighbor.. The property abuts V Lakota Lane and Highway 101. The Planner recommended approval conditioned upon no building permits be issued for residential purposes until sewer is available. Hud Hollenback moved to recommend approval of the land transfer provided no building permits be issued for residential purposes until sewer is available. Motion seconded by Dick Matthews and unanimously approved: MINNEWASHTA CREEK FIRST ADDITION: -Bob Ritter was present requesting approval to ivide-property into 36 residential lots and two outlots. The property is located on Minnewashta Parkway -and Highway 7. Sanitary sewer and water are available to the property. The plan indicates 50 feet of'right-of-way for the'cul-de-sacs. City standards call for 60 feet of right-of-way. The petitioner intends to use Outlot B for the purpose of a beach lot for the residents of the development. Plans for the beach lot have!'not been submitted. Bill Brezinsky gave his report. This plan eliminates the curb cut onto Highway 7. The cul-de-sac lengths are within ordinance standards. The drainage for the entire area will go to the creek on the north part of7the property*, Bob Ritter - We would -like approximately 8 lots with double units. These are the -lot nxtibers that I would like to have, zoned as doubles: 27, 30, 31, 32, 34, 36, 14, and 15. We are flexible on that.'' Those lots along the marsh Could be'extended into -the marsh. -If the city wants to' keep' the °marshy as= large as possible, fine, if you want us to run=tha�lot'hinea'all the way to the .back, we can do that too. It would never be -built on and that would'be'in some type'of a covenant the fact that that- part of t1-i.,e ' .v yto,;7d' never be E -+ CITY OF CHANHASSEN 7610 LAREDO DRIVE*P 0 BOX 147oCHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 474-8885 MEMORANDUM DATE: March 4, 1978 TO: Planning Commission, Staff and Roy Teich FROM: Bruce Pankonin, City Planner SUBJ: Agricultural Land Split PLANNING CASE: P-496 REF: City Ordinance 33-B Attached hereto, for your consideration and review, are the following documents submitted in support of Mr. Teich's proposed agricultural property split: 1. Community Location. 2. Proposed Property Division. 3. City Planner's Report dated March 4, 1978. Lake Susan • OF OF OF • OF Rice Marsh OF Lake OF OF 34 c=3 O 34 OF PK I • OF OF OF OF PIONEER TRAIL OF GOLF • =QPL PK 0 • OF • OF PK 0 R.R. - 0 GB 0 0 FLYING Tti Lake Riley Rice Rice Lake I REVISIONS JUNE IS77 CITY OF CHANHASSEN 7610 LAREDO DRIVEOP.O BOX 1470CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 474-8885 Planning Report DATE: March 4, 1978 TO: Planning Commission, Staff and Roy Teich FROM: Bruce Pankonin, City Planner SUBJ: Agricultural Property Split PLANNING CASE: P-496 REF: Ordinance 33-B As shown in enclosure 2, the applicant, Roy Teich, is proposing to divide, by metes and bounds description, a 5 acre parcel from his existing farmstead. Background: 1. Community Location: As shown in enclosure 1, the subject property is located directly south of Halla Nursery's growing fields on STH 101. 2. Comprehensive Plan Proposals: a. Land Use: The subject property and environs are to assume a low density single family residential identity upon the installation of sanitary sewer and water. . b. Transportation: Lakota Lane, which forms the subject property':s southern border, is proposed to be upgraded to municipal street standards upon the installation of sanitary sewer and water. C. Utilities: The city has no timetable for the installation of sanitary sewer and water to the subject property. Parenthetically, interceptor sewer :service is not planned to be extended to this area by the Metropolitan Council until after the year 2,000. 3. Exa_sti,ng Zoning: The subject property and environs are zoned R-lA, Residence Agricultural District. 4. Authorization to Divide by Metes and Bounds Description: The State Legislature has allowed municipalities to create ordinances which provide for the transfer of land by metes and bounds description provided said property to be divided is at least five acres in area • Planning Commissiox. -2- March 4, 1978 and 300 feet in width. The city council, pursuant to statutory authorization, adopted ordinance 33-B incorporating the provision for division by metes and bounds. Planner's Comments l.. Mr. Teich has expressed to me that his neighbor desires to buy the subject property for the purpose of expanding his garden. By keeping the land in an agricultural/rural use appears to be consistent with the planning commission's desire to retain the unsewered portion of the community in a rural identity. 2. If the property division is approved by the city council, no building permits for residential uses should be issued for the subject property. 3. The planning commission should recommend that Mr. Teich be allowed to transfer the subject property by metes and bounds description provided the city council pass a resolution which prohibits the issuance of any residential building permits for the subject property until the installation of necessary sanitary sewer and water. M, RV 01931-`oz i2 79j MINNESOTA CE IFICATE OF REAL ESTATE V. JE 1. BUYER'S NAME AND ADDRESS 2. SELLER'S NAME ANu ADDRESS Russell J. and Yvonne L. Barto, h. & w. .'/'0oa Lane , MN 55379 SOCIAL SECURITY NO. OR MINN. IDENTIFICATION NO. Roy W. and Marlys E. Teich, h. & w. 10151 Great Plains Blvd. Chaska, Minnesota 55318 SOCIAL SECURITY NO. OR MINN. IDENTIFICATION NO. 3. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ALL PARCELS (Fill in legal description below or attach 3 copies of legal description from instrurni6nt of'conveyance) PLAT NAME LOT NO. BLOCK NO. OR. See Legal Attached LOCATION OF PROPERTY TRANSFERRED 7. DATE OF SALE PRICE AGREEMENT (If purchase was 5/0a on contract for deed, give contract beginning date.) 4. Number & Street or R.R. Ad& Lakota Lane 5. Town or City 6. County Carver MONTH: March 8. Means of transfer (check one)QWarranty Geed gContract for Deed [2]Other (explain) 9. Total sale price including personal property, assumed mortgage or contract for deed, taxes or special assessments .... YEAR:19 78 10. Total amount of personal property, crops, etc., included in price (list on the back of the Dept. of Revenue Copy) ... __.__None 11. Sale price of real estate only (subtract line 10 from line 9) ,, , ,,, , ,, , , , , , , , 15,000.00 12. Total amount of assumed old mortgage or contract for deed, assumed special assessments or taxes................. __— _None—_- 13. Amount subject to deed stamp tax (subtract line 12 from line 11) (see instructions on back of form) .............. 14. Deed stamp tax (to determine tax, read instructions on the back of this form) ..................... .......... 15. KIND OF PROPERTY SOLD: a Land only a Land with previously used building Land with new building (give year of completion ) (check one)El 0 Residential Apartment (4 or more units) El Seas./Rec. Residential a Seas./Rec. Commercial 16. PRINCIPAL INTENDED USE: (check one) Agricultural a Commercial a Industrial Other (explain). - 17. The property transfer was: Between relatives or related firms a A gift' El A trade An inheritance (checkone) El A forced sale El An auction sale a To or from a government or exempt organizationEl A partial interest transfer None of the above 18. If in your opinion this was not a sale between a willing buyer or seller, briefly explain why: 19. 1 (we) declare under penalty of law, that this certificate (including supplemental legal description) has been examined by me (us) and to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief is true, correct, and complete. (Signature of purchaser, seller, or agent.) March 1, 1983 DATE Print name here Roy W. Teich Telephone number of 612 Y SIGN HERE erson signing this form: 44$-2415 DO NOT BELOW THIS LINE 19 1 19 19 DISP Y�`•_ CODE LIMITED ESTIMATED LIMITED ESTIMATED LIMITED ESTIMATED LAND _ CO CODF. BUILDING ` I TOTAL TYPE OF T 6 ER PLAT — PARCELSALE pC� C�(C! S.D./ PT PRICE .. _:_•; - USE CODE TRANS. DATE DIS MU LT CITY ! TOWN ❑ ACRES PLAT ME OF CITY/TOWN YEAR OF PARCEL CONSTRUCTION