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Ms. Elizabeth Van Zomeren <br />June 23, 1997 <br />page 3 <br />a tract of land, it creates separate parcels on each side of the <br />road. There is no authority whatsoever in the City Code for that <br />proposition. Each of the two tax parcels here is a single, unitary <br />lot of record for purposes of taxation, conveyancing, partitioning, <br />bequest or devise, etc. The fifth reason cited in your Memorandum <br />is not relevant. <br />Steve White is eager to begin construction of his new home. <br />We believe the applicable law is quite clear and wish that you did <br />not feel it necessary to refer this matter to your City Attorney. <br />If we have missed a controlling statute or ordinance, we will <br />promptly review it and respond. If not, we will have our surveyor <br />prepare a legal description for the new boundary line and submit a <br />deed to you for certification in accordance with the last sentence <br />of the first paragraph of Minn. Stat. §462.358, subd. 3b, and CC <br />§11.10, subd. 3.B. <br />If you or the City Attorney have any questions, please do not <br />hesitate to contact me or Steve White. <br />Encl. <br />TLO/gsf <br />cc: Thomas J. Barrett, Esq. <br />Mike Gaffron <br />Steven c. White <br />~r <br />Thomas L. Owens