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MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Mayor and Orono City Council <br />FROM: Thomas J. Radio, City Attorney <br />RE: 1290 Spruce Place <br />Lot 4, Block 19, Saga Hill Revised <br />DATE: Feuruary 19, 1985 <br />FACTUAL BACKGROUND <br />Tne above property has been involved in a hazardous <br />building action initiated by the City, since July 13, 1983. The <br />contract for deed holder, James Archer, responded to the City's <br />action and the case became a matter for protracted litigation. <br />On January 7, 1984, the above -cited property became the <br />property of t,e State, due to tax forfeiture. Tne owner had from <br />January 7, 1903, to January 7, 1984, to redeem the property. As <br />no redemption was completed, the State now owns the land, with <br />control vested with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). <br />Dennis Morris from the County Department of Taxation has <br />informed us that because the lake frontage of the Archer property <br />is exactly 50 feet, the DNR could allow the sale of this to the <br />City. Mr. Morris has prepared a resolution for the County Board <br />requesting the DNR to release the Archer property for sale. The <br />Board will make a decision on the resolution March 12, 1985. <br />unce the County votes their approval, the resolution will <br />De sent to the DNR for approval or denial, as to releasing the <br />property for sale. Mr. Morris said the DNR process may take a <br />muntn ur more. If the DNR approves the sale of the land, the <br />County will send notice of the DNR's decision to the City. The <br />County will also ask the City whether the property should go up <br />for public sale. The City may, at this point, approve a public <br />sale and turther specify whether the sale should be open or <br />restricted to the adjacent land owners. <br />Mr. Morris felt that due to the number of procedures <br />involved, any final public sale might not take place until <br />September or October of this year. <br />i{ ' r s <br />lft*, I <br />
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