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Debbie McNally <br /> December 15, 2005 <br /> Page 2 <br /> On March 24, 2004 the Pierponts were sent a notice of Council Action requesting that <br /> they sign the 3 original resolution copies at the City Offices. <br /> On July 27, 2004, James Pierpont signed the resolutions. On August 23, 2004, Jtiidy <br /> Pierpont signed the resolutions and requested that the City make an inspection to confirn� <br /> the plumbing had been successfully removed. Note that the signatures and request for <br /> inspection came after the subdivision approval had already expired. <br /> To n�y lcnowledce, no City Inspector has made an inspection of the guest house pluulbing <br /> to confirm removals. The Pieiponts have never provided the City with the required title <br /> opinion nor the required replacement easement documentation. Due to expiration of the <br /> subdivision approval, the e�cessive passage of time between the dates of tlie various <br /> approvals and the actual execution of the CUP documents and plumbing modifications, <br /> and c�ue to lack of followi.ip by the applicants with re�ard to the subdivision approval <br /> requirements, none of the resolutions have ever been forwarded to the City Attorney for <br /> filing. <br /> In November, 2005 the City received a request for a building permit for 1849 West Farm <br /> Road with a survey showing that property in its pre-stibclivision, intact condition, not <br /> reflecting any lot line rearrangement. City staff then requested that the purchaser of the <br /> property provide a copy of the deed, which clearly indicated the Pierponts had indeed <br /> sold the lot in its complete pre-s�ibdivision state, which matched the survey provided with <br /> the building permit request. Staff did not fiirther question this, as we were aware that both <br /> 1801 and 1849 had been recently provided with municipal se�ver, and therefore the <br /> alternate drainfield site for 1801, which was partially on the area originally proposed to <br /> be transferred from 1849 to 1801, was no lon�er needed. A buildin� pern7it was <br /> summarily issued. <br /> Subsequently, you advised me that the sale of the complete lot was an apparent eizor, and <br /> I am now advised that the Pieiponts wish to proceed to have the expired lot line <br /> rearrancement approvals renewed. Here is the process that must be followed: <br /> 1. Malce a formal application for Renewal of Subdivision Approval. The application <br /> for this is enclosed. Deadline for such application is Wednesday, January 1�, <br /> 2005 at 12:00 noon. Renewal fee is $300. VIost of the exhibits fi•om the original <br /> application can be re-used. You �vill have ta submit a ne�v property awners list. <br /> The Pierponts and the new owner of 1849 will have to subinit this as a joini <br /> application. <br /> 2, With that application, submit a title opinion for both properties in question, and <br /> submit an e�ecuted repiacement easement document. <br />