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.1 <br />LB BO. #1328 <br />)ilMISSIOB ACnOH <br />f,e of Notices 9~21 —88 <br />, Trainor <br />ncordla Street <br />, MN 55391 <br />Against <br />ider revising proposal <br />5, so that house would <br />:hat all parties have <br />: a revised survey for <br />3, 1988 meeting. That <br />Wednesday September 28« <br />% as: <br />ing starts at 7:00p.m. <br />1 Planning Commission <br />der after review and <br />1 on 10-3-88, this item <br />er 24, 1988. <br />fai <br />m <br />ftii <br />i .- :"I'K <br />mm <br />^ ,4 <br />^ 1 <br />m <br />m, <br />UkZASUS AND KjSTXKY <br />•AI»MV CAZAKU9 <br />Thomas a . <br />ATTOSNEYS AT LAW <br />TITUS BUILOINO • SUITE AOS <br />esso YONK avenue soutn <br />MtNNEJ^TOUIS. MINNESOTA SS43S <br />(ei2) 920-2300 <br />September 28, 1988 <br />elirlti <br />Hr. Charles Kelly <br />Chairman, Planning C <br />City of Orono <br />P. 0. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />ission <br />Re:Howard Johnson — Helen Trainor <br />Proposed Subdivision <br />Our File No. 4121-04 <br />Dear Mr. Kelly: <br />This office represents Helen K. Trainor, 1675 Concordia Street, <br />Orono, Minnesota. <br />The purpose of this letter is to advise you that Mrs. Trainor <br />supports the proposed subdivision applied for by Howard Johnson to <br />be heard by the Orono Planning Commission on October 3, 1988. In <br />his application, Mr. Johnson is requesting approval of a <br />subdivision and a transfer to Mrs. Trainor of the property <br />denominated ac Tract B on the proposed registered land survey. <br />This Tract b is intended to encompass the encroachment of Mrs. <br />Trainer's house onto Mr. Johnson's property that has existed since <br />the house was built in 1951. <br />Our understanding is that the Planning Commission previously failed <br />to approve this proposal because the transfer to Mrs. Trainor did <br />not result in meeting the City's 10-foot sideyard set back <br />requirement. Since Mrs. Trainer's house has existed for 37 years <br />with a zero sideyard set back, she is willing to accept either the <br />10-foot setback requested by the Planning Commission or the 5-foot <br />setback suggested by Mr. Johnson. <br />Mrs. Trainer's main concern is to have the problem settled once and <br />for all and eliminate the encroachment that has existed for all <br />these years. <br />Very truly yours. <br />D KELLEY <br />Thomas R. Kelley <br />TRK:LLF <br />cc: Mrs. Helen K. Trainor <br />Mr. Neil J. Trainor <br />Mr. William Wangensteen <br />B to I <br />this <br />why 81 <br />r«arr <br />boundi