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CITY of OR()NO Post Office Box 66-CrystaI flay, Minnesota 7,323-Municipit I Offi,es Ort the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka March F, 19Hlj Mr. Jay 1'. Smedberg P.O. Box 590 Excelsior, MN 55331 Dear Yr. . Siredberg : Re: Big Island Property Having had discussions with you, with Eugene Nelson, and with Judy Frcmmes of Century 21, it appears necessary to review the history of the Big Island property and reiterate the City's position on Record Lot #16. 1. After the RE Seasonal Recreational zoning regulations were establ;shed on December 30, 1982, a letter was sent to Mrs. d.R. Nelson, Mrs. Victoria Arneson, and Vivian Nelsen (the first two living at the same address) dated February 15, 1983, informing them of the proposed Record Lot deter- mination. At that initial contact, Record Lot #16 was considered to include Lots 6, 7, and 8, Morse Island Park (owned by Victoria Arneson); plus all of Lot C, Morse Island Park (owned by Mrs. H.R. Nelscn); plus half of trot 7, Morse Island Park Second Addition (owned by Vivian Nelson). No portion of lakesncre property was included in Record Lot $16 since the abutting lakeshore strip was owner? by Eugene Nelson as part of Record Lot 022. 2. On March 27, 1983, City Planner Alan Olson discussed the record lot determination with Victoria Arneson. She stated that she had no problem with combination -)f her lots with her mccher's lot (Lot C) as long as she couu.d still build on her Lots 6, 7 and 8. Victoria and Alan agreed that the most likely location for a new cabin would be or. Lots 6, 7, and 8 rather than at the site of the old cabin on Lot C. Alan noted that under the combined Record Lot #16, a new cabin could be built on Lots 6, 7, and 8 and at the time the building permit is requested, a decision would have to be made whether to keep the old cabin on Lot C as a guest house or tear it down. kt 1114',t A I %11;•--, A 11', •,'..1 1 1 • l i � :