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CITY of ORONO <br /> a l = Post Office Box 66.Crystal Bay,Minnesota 55323•Municipal Offices <br /> 0 - 5 • <br /> 3 On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka <br /> January 18 , 1991 k IJ <br /> c- 1<l , y <br /> kr) C> 12- + <br /> Brian Stephenson l ( , <br /> Stephenson Construction e,k 11' <br /> 7 <br /> ., t.: <br /> 2025 Pawnee Road � a1- ci Lf <br /> rC <br /> Medina, MN 55340 .� .. rN <br /> RE: 1801 West Farm Road '" p �'r <br /> c <br /> Dear Mr. Stephenson: <br /> A review of the plan submitted January 16 for major additions to <br /> the Pierpont residence at 1801 West Farm Road indicates that this <br /> existing 3 bedroom home will be expanded to a 4 bedroom status. <br /> Because of that bedroom expansion, City Codes require that the <br /> septic system be brought into compliance for the additional use <br /> anticipated with an additional bedroom. <br /> During review of the Pierpont's guest house zoning application, <br /> the City and the homeowner were unable to determine the exact <br /> location, configuration, and capacity of the existing septic <br /> system. However, the guest house was allowed to be connected <br /> into the existing system on the basis that such use would be <br /> minimal. The City did require that an alternate drainfield site <br /> be tested and verified on the property should the existing system <br /> fail. <br /> Now, with expansion of the existing house, we must require that <br /> the system be upgraded to handle a fourth bedroom. Because soil <br /> testing completed by the applicant's engineer, Mark Gronberg, <br /> last summer indicated the necessity of a mound type drainfield <br /> system, mere expansion of the existing drainfield system is not <br /> an option. Absent any other proposals you may wish us to <br /> consider (such as omitting the fourth bedroom) , the City must now <br /> require that a completely new septic system be provided for the <br /> main house on the property, leaving the guest house connected to <br /> the old septic system. <br /> BUILDING&ZONING-473-7357 • ADMINISTRATION&FINANCE-473-7358 • PUBLIC WORKS-473-7359 <br /> ASSESSING FAX-473-0510 <br />
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