Laserfiche WebLink
April 13. 1995 <br />n <br />UvW V____ ^ : * <br />f f * ^cr/ <br />APR 1.7 1895 <br />Jeanne Mabusth <br />Building & Zoning Administrator <br />City of Orono <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay. MN 55323 <br />Dear Jeanne; <br />I' <br />KEITH WATERS <br />& ASSOCIATES, Inc. <br />DESIGNERS BUILDERS <br />10340 Viking Drive <br />Suite no <br />Eden Prairie <br />MN 55344 <br />(612)942*1060 <br />fax (612) 942-1058 <br />License Number - 0001508 <br />This is a follow-up to our conversation at your office yesterday regarding the surveys <br />for 4415 Forest Lake Landing. The original survey provided to us by Mr. Bybuth was <br />a boundary survey, as indicated on the survey. Coffin & Gronberg surveyed the 5 <br />separate land parcels and established their common boundanes and the boundaries <br />between adjacent properties. No additional information was requested by us or Mr, <br />Kearing at that time. Prior to the purchase of 4415 Forest Lake Landing the Lines <br />requested, upon their attorney's advice, that we have Coffin and Gronberg provide <br />more detailed information. I asked Mark to clearly stake the 931.5 floodline contour, <br />to clearly stake the 75' setbacks and sideyard and entry setbacks, and to locate the <br />soil test borings that Braun Testing had done. I asked Mark Gronberg to have his <br />crew take as many readings as necessary to accurately stake the property. <br />Mark had the same field crew perform the work that had done the original work. The <br />Lines reviewed the site staking, were satisfied and purchased the lot. <br />Just prior to submitting our proposal for a Variance Request I asked Mark Gronberg <br />to calculate the lot area, the area within the 75' to 250' zone, and the hardcover for <br />the project. This is when we discovered that we now had more area than previously <br />thought. I followed up with a phone call to Mark Gronberg and he stated that the <br />929. 4 countour lies within a fairly flat area and by taking more readings this time <br />they were able to more accurately determine its location. I brought this finding to <br />your attention when I submitted the variance request to your office. <br />Pursuant to our conversation yesterday at your office and to my conversation <br />yesterday morning with Bruce at the site, I once again called Mark Gronberg. He <br />stated that he had talked with you and faxed your office the field notes upon your <br />request.