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m ijaiCllUM TO SUBDIVISION APPLICATIQN <br />FOR PROPFltTY mCATED AT <br />75 FERNPALE GREEN <br />The property which is the subject of this Subdivision Application and which is legally <br />described on attached Exhibit A (the "Property") is irregularly shaped and includes a long <br />narrow strip on the north side that abuts, on the east, Lots S, 6 and 7, Alio Rae Terrace. <br />John and Roxanne Powers are the owners of Lot 7, AUo Rae Terrace. Patrick and Carolyn <br />Famand are the owners of Lot 5, Alio Rae Terrace. <br />The Owner of the Property would like to re-configure the northerly boundary of the Property <br />so as to eliminate the long narrow strip on the north side of the Property. The Owner would <br />like to divide said strip into three separate parcels, each of which would become a part of a <br />lot adjacent to it on the east. These propos^ parcels are designated as Parcels A, B, and C <br />on the attached survey. The balance of the Property following the proposed re-con figuration <br />of the northerly boundary is shown as Parcel D on the attached survey. <br />John and Roxanne Powers intend to acquire Parcels A, B and C. Patrick and Carolyn <br />Farnand have expressed a willingness to acquire Parcel C. At present, the owner of Lot 6, <br />AUo Rae Terrace, is not interested in acquiring Parcel B. John and Roxanne Powers have <br />agreed to acquire Parcels A and B with the intent that Parcel B may in the future be sold to a <br />successor owner of Lot 6, Alio Rae Terrace and Parcel C may be sold to Patrick and <br />Carolyn Farnand. (Unless and until such sales are made, John and Roxanne Powers wiU <br />own Parcels A, B and C.) <br />Lots 5, 6 and 7, Alio Rae Terrace, are currently zoned R1 A. The acquisition of Parcels A, <br />B and C by John and Roxanne Powers will not have an impact on the present use of Lots 5, <br />6 and 7, Alio Rae Terrace. <br />John Powers submitted the proposed legal descriptions for Parcels A, B, C and D to the <br />Hennepin County Platting and Survey Department. John Smith and Ron Odegaard of that <br />Department reviewed the legal descriptions and have determined that a registered land survey <br />will not be required in connection with the proposed subdivision.