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j� <br /> a fio <br /> 0 - • O <br /> Susan Dailey <br /> Merrill Lynch Realty <br /> 19400 Highway 7 <br /> Excelsior, MN 55331 <br /> Re: Earl Plant Property at 2245 Watertown xoaa <br /> Dear Ms. Dailey: <br /> Last spring you requested a letter discussing the potential fo <br /> division of the Earl Plant property at 2245 Watertown Road. <br /> This property is zoned RR-1B , single family rural unsewere <br /> residential, requiring 2 acres of contiguous dry buildable land for eac' <br /> building lot. on the survey by Otto and Associates, the area east of th. <br /> lowland is about 1 1/4 acres, less than the 2 acre minimum requirement. I: <br /> reviewing this property with the City Engineer, we feel that although thi. <br /> wetland does not appear on the City's designated wetland maps, a goo <br /> portion of it would likely be designated as such if a subdivision wa <br /> applied for. It is our opinion that the dry buildable area east of th <br /> wetland would probably not be large enough to meet the 2 acre minimu <br /> standards, and we note that due to the wetland and wet soils, it would tak <br /> considerable care in site planning to place both a house and primary an, <br /> alternate septic system sites on the eastern part of the property. A larch, <br /> share of the property is mapped as Glencoe soils, not suitable for septi. <br /> systems. <br /> Given the above information , as I noted to you previously on th <br /> phone, the potential for a subdivision of the Plant property would appea <br /> to be marginal at best. <br /> I hope this answers your questions. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> • , <br /> Michael P. Gaffron, <br /> Asst Planning & Zoning Administrator <br /> MPG/tin <br /> Enclosures - Plat Map, Soils Map,, Soil Suitability Listing, Survey Portion <br /> BUILDING& ZONING 473.7337 • :HON A 11%-%NCh - 471-7159 • PURIM WORK% - 473•7159 <br /> ASSESSING <br />
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